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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

The Ministerial Union OF Richmond and
Nanchester will hold an important meet
inc at the Young Men'ssChristian Asso-
ciation parlors next Monday at noon.
,oIdsrmmer recess, IL is looked forward
70 ,,'' With unusual interest. Rev NJ. d.
Hoo u D.. will make an address, re-
ports frort committees will be considered,
and other important matters dlscussed;
nitios shall attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
uhe NtssIng-Link Track.

Tho recent benson Of Jupiter Pluvius
e,laddened the hearts OF the wheel
,,Sen of the city. because Il has enabled
t me" men in charge of the Mssing-tink
trect RI do some very effective work. The
track has been shaped up. widened CON
ssiSer'.hlv and thoroughly rolled. and is
nov in superb condition. Cinder j. TO be
laid down the centre as soon as the con-
t pi TO the fund warrant TIE ex-
pou1ffurp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
nr,ef County Notes.

Fred Hartman VINO %, s'a Rais CHARGED raiI
VIZ MIednesday last, was in the County
on yesterday. The case was again
ooont,nued. 1t will be disposed Of next
M The arEeeular term of the court will COM
mence next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
Ar Gordon slightly better.

The condition OF Mr.. James Gordon Is
changed slightly for the better He rested
easily yesterday morning, ana his pulse
Vas somewhat improved in the afternoon.
Iast night he was reported TO he more
r"mfortable and his friends are sNnguine
as 10 his ultimate recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.

600 A. NJ. From Atlanta ant
Vile.
SIS A. NJ, Thursday and 81 En-.
week. from Atlanta
South. ..
$40 p. NJ, From Atlanta an g..s
train for West POM
$40 A. NJ. From Keysvlle. ,,..
FREIGHT TRAINS VIII also
sengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
GAILROAD LINES.


Ss.r--h1 ~" ~Ss's~Ses
Go. ..'' =; ;;.,,.,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1. DE-.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRO. r
STREET STATION.
$50 a. NJ. Daily, with chalr-ca- ..
Norfolk. Portsmou,h. a.,
Point. Newport News .r!
cal stations. 90
3:35 Z. 81. Daily, with Pullman o..
local stations, NeWpou N.t
Old Point, Norfolk. anl i.-...
mouth.
1880 A. ". Local train. except ssr,..
with chair-c3r. m ..
Forge. Connects ~
vile for Grange. Rdpnl. ~.
peper, CalyertOn NIr..
Alexandria. and MtfU ..t
AZ Union station Char. t.
vile, for Lyrchburg af b.
for Hagerstown. az Sa..t..
for Winchester
2s30 Z. NJ. The Cincinnati and 20 Ian,
Limited. daily. With i..r...
to Cincinnati. ilLIs.. ...
St Louis Stops ong Id .,-
portant stations Crr..,,
At CoVington daily o.. 10.
gina Hot springs aaI Az.
land. for Lexington k.
and Louisville Meal. sr-.
on Dlning-Cars
No. 7. Local Train. .t..-,
sunday follows .i... t
from Charlottesy.le % S.-
5.2o p NJ Local ,, Train. cxcer, S-,.
Accommodation fr ~.
1910 p. NJ. b IS.nSs''1 for cinclrn,. v..
F, T. V. pullman 20 Hinton 1ri az
louisville 10 Cinc.rrH' s..
Louisville. Meals ~.n.l
Dinlng-Cars. Coanscfs DO C...
ington. Va, daily g.. o.,
Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREE.
STATION.
s.5oA NJ Daily. for Lyrohburs ami o..,.
ton Forge Connects tf '-r
except SUNDAY t0r . ... d.
Lynchburg, daily. r-a SIR
folk and Western ar. -..,-
ern Railway. Tor .He.t
and South, except
Lexington. and Craig If. ar.
AT ". clifton Forl. Hf. a..
for Cincinn III
r.oo u NJ Except SUNDAY local um.
wv datiOn for Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE, 80. AT T, Z. H,N9t1
BROAD-STREET STA llIA.
coo A NJ Daily from Cincinnati
1870 4. NJ. Daily. from Nort..N ari oi
Point.
2.ao p NJ. Daily, from Cinc.rra. a-f
Louisville
e.5oP. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk arl o.
Point
7.45 p NJ. Except sunday. from vs. C..
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTUsrREer
STATION
Gao 4 NJ Except sunday, ~ no t.
lumbia.
e.q5 y NJ. DAILY, from LyncthG f.r.
Wv ington, Va, and Cuf,.u F.r..
JOHN ID POTTS
GO % Division Passenger At.r'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12

- ,l, MIN
DOCK AND JOB PRINTiNuu, .Sp ica
DIX EXECUTED Al Inc
PkINIlNG.HoUsk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
S. A.. l..
CEABOARD AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY.
MAY 3. 1895
S. A. l.. No. 43. No. %.
Daily. Daily.
Lv Richmond ....12:33 4. VI. 800 y. NJ
Iy. Petersb'g IL MON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
SOUTHERN RAIL NAY
tPIEDMoNT AIR-LNXl.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va


200 a. NJ, SOUTHERN EMPRESS.
for Danyile. Gre. Asl
Winston Salem Slesper-. b
mOnd, Va. o. lAu'lIr 40
Greensboro Connects tt t..
vile with the Mash.nst'l t.i
Southwestern Net'tuIri OBJ.
tied (N0. 81, CarIyins ,....rf
Danville - Asheylle. A'..
Chattanooga. Eirmr-a.r
Memphis. New ORLEANS a.
Jacksonville; also, tr-i.,i"
day-cOaChcs between i-
ington and Atlanta. IA-'.
gers can use thes.
without extra cuarge
tons made al Menu a'
New Orleans Tor aii if
Texas and California ~r.i
open for passengers it t' ''
7:25 p. NJ. THE EXPOSITION FLYER
Tuesday and Thu
week. carrying thr. IN
man Sleepers e. Atlanta d..
connections for aD
South.
1856 p. NJ. FAST MAIL. dane .- A.
lanta and points
meets at MOseley v.'
vile and PoWhdtau ri.
at keysville for '.f
oxford Henderson. lri '
ham. and at Green ,.
Durham. kaleigh. a
stOn-Salem carr ~.
New York e. Atla.t
Montgomery. and q m
York TO Jacksonville
Car Atlanta 70 EIrm'
600 Il. VI. LOCAL. daily. eNcrI' ,s
for Keysyille and ln' -n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
AS To ADJACENT LANDS.

Providing State aid TO permanent I'M
provement of the main highways on Wy
general plan of the New Jersey law, WIN
some modincations-tha is: on peil,l9h
or The owners Of one third of the lands
bordering upon any section OF road. ask,
ing for a survey OF such section OF ROAD
and estimate OF cost Of permanently I'M
proving same with either stone or RraVei.
or shell. accompanied by a description OF
the lands which In their opinion wouid De
directly benefited by such improvement;
the Board OF SUPERVISORS snail tOrWafu
COPY Of such petition 10 the State hlgh-
way commissioner, and direct the county
engineer 10 make such survey and sub
nit an estimate OF the cost OF such I'M
provoment. together with plan OF tnat
section OF road to be improved. and the
lands. described In the petition which
would be directly benefited by such Inn
provement. Whenever thereafter the
owners Of three fifths OF the land In such
benefit district shall make application In
writing 10 have the Improvement made,
and one tenth OF cost OF same assessed
against the real and personal property
The dement's conferred by the improve
mcnts, such application, together with
copies OF the plats and estimate ana al
papers. relating thereto shall be Tor
warGed TO the State highway commission
er. who shall examine into the case, and
off he finds that the road 10 be improved
IL main road and approves Of the i'm
provements and. the plan upon which the
work rs to be done, he shall allow State
aid therefor The work shall then he done
or plans and specih~atione. prepared by
tire county engineer and approved by
the State highway commissioners and
under the direct supervision OF superin-
tendent. appointed by the State highway
commissioner, such superintendent 10 be
subordinate to the county engineer, and
the work may be done BY contract or
otherwise.
PAYING FOR THE WORK.
The board OF supervisors shall arrange
for the payment OF the entire cost OF
such Improvement out of the county uea-
sury. upon certificate of the county engi-
pScr that the work has been well and
properly done, and when such work Is
Completed to the satisfaction OF the coun-
Nv engineer, one tenth OF the total cost
sksrsof shall be assessed against the real
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29

ben sIeftrif1en 4strisb In Stanb seiett.
Dis auf ben Strabsnbabnen, io1sn auf
Dieisr iieben DfsiIsn Iansen Strede nidt
aus mebrersn Nasen jufammsnssissts
!3Ise Iaufen. fonbern einjeIne isIbhitan.
big nit elsftriiden Wotpren auseerlitete
Perions unb @spddp6ssn. Sober Mos
tor fol- 80 8ferbeiraft snttpideln, p6bs
renb bic gleftrisitdt isIbit bon sipei
@reen'i&en Dampfmaf1inen bon is 800
nomine0en pferbsfraftsn ssIisfsrt ipsrben
Dirb, tpelde tpieber aus a1t RelIeIn
Dampf erbalten.
Dis 3uIeituns bss Stromes far bic
Dlotoren ipirb oberirbif1 mad bem TroI.
lep'Spitem seideben. 8sipdbrt f@ bic
0eusruns auf bieier Strsds, 0 nil bic
@eieafdaft ipeitsre Ibeils ibres SphemS
in eleftrii1 betriebene 2inien umiranbeIn.
Slr sr5bsre Stredsn tpirb bic ginflb,
runs bes elsftriiden 8etriebs iebenfads
oapon abbdnSen, OBJ es ssIinst, bas
Nccumlatorens ober Storage Battery
(8orratbS. .8atterie)' 'Spitsm praitii& su
entipideln. SO lanee Der 8strisb auf
bic 3ulettung bes Stromes bon elmer
entfernten Station ansepsien 1T, bIeibt
er uniider, ba BEL elmer llntsrbrs Dung
Der Seitune Naes itia itebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
Sas S6iffal eiues GrfinSers.

Der grfe, Der auf ben @ebanfen fam.
Waferbampfe sur Sortbeipseuns bon
Basen uno Sdlffen su benusen, ideint
Salomo be Gaus sepeien au iein, Der
aber, neil bisie Sose fur psrrIdt gait, in
oas Bieetre (Srrenbaus) bel Paris ein'
seiperIt tpuroe. Sreili1 ioa feline gr'
finouns nur in elmer slrt Seronsbaa be.
ltanben baben. Warion be 2orme be.
iu6te ben Marquis bon Woreeter i'm
Sabre l64l unb i6reibt bariiber an ben
Warquis bon Sing. Wars Solsenbss:
,,9Sir sineen eben ilber ben Sof, unb
l9 idmieste mid, Dor Sdred,n msbr
tobt alS lebenbis, an meinen 8s8leiter
an, als binter etliden unsebeuren 81.
isnitanssn Elm meni9Iides 8sf1t ii1
ssiste unb cine Stimms risf: $50 bin
tsin Rarr! SD bin fsin Starr SD
babe cine @rfnouns. bic bas 2ano, mel.
4es iis benust, reid MAIDEN ipirb !"
,,nnb mas bat Ct benn erfunben e.
fraete Der Matquis.
30. CAB Der @sfanssntpartsr a9isl.
sudeno 3urad, ,,ss 1T faum ber WlIbs
pertb. Sic tpIrben ss setpib ME sr.
ratben: er nil bic Ddmpfs bss fsben.
ben WoRsrs perpenben". SD fins an
su LADEN. .Disier @ann" fubr bsr
@efansenpdrter fort, .,beibt SaIOmr
be Gaus Dor bier Sabren 1T er aus bel
ylormunoie sefommen, um bsm 8bnie
auseinanberauieBen, peIde tpunoerbare
Wirtunssn nit ieiner grfinbuns errsi1t
iperoen tbnnten. Ddrfte man ibm @lau.
ben ihenfen, 70 bsrt6nbe sr bic 3unf
pur& 8aRerodmpfs Sdiffs unb @assr
fort3ubetpesen turs Munber pbne 9ab
uno obne Diab isien, tpis CT bsbauptei
camit mDsli6. Der aarbinaI (8i6e'
lieuD bat ben Barren ssbsn bsiben, obn,
ibn anaub6ren. @eit entfsrnt aber, i'd
oaour& enimutbisen su IaGen, bat Sa'
lomO be Gaus ben aarbinal auf aqer
ieinen Besen perfoIst, Bis Der 2sbtsr'
enbli4. iolper 8erfoIsuns unb Rarrbsi
mdoe. ibn bat in 8ieetre einiperren la
fen. Ser arme Wtann bat iosar sir
BUD bardbsr ssi6rieben, OaS id bisr
babe".
DieieS @srf eri9ien suerit beutf&
1915 3u Sranffurt a. 3d.; Gaus pa
4rditeft uno Snsenisur bss aurfa,itei
5risori6 bon Der PfaIa setpsisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29

-BaS bic nsusten Sdimpfersien auf
gIeuelanb's @attin betrifft. 70 purben
lie 3unabit burh baS @srii1t peranlabt,
frau Srantie babe fb neueroinss Der
8srsinisuns Der Tempsrensfrauen (Do.
mems @briltian temperance nnion) an.
sefdloHen. Mber bas @srti1t III isitber
BON perldbIiber Seite als untpabr be.
asidnet iporoen. SIN anfanss ibrsr gbe
pdbrenb Der eriten Prdiibentidaft ibres
Rannss unterbislt bic bamals nod 70
iunse Srau aaeroinss 8ssiebunsen su
ben Temperensfrauen. Nber tpdbrenb
Der iesisen GIsuelanb'idsn prdioent.
i4aft bei6rdntt is ii6 in Der Irintfrase
peribnli1 oarauf itatt @sin WaRsr au
trinten. Ood auf Der Iufsl bes prdG.
oenten erideint ftetS Wein, sumaI tpenn
@dite ba finb. llnb Srau Glenelano
bdlt ii& isnem Temperenapeibsrbunbe
fern. ipie iie ii1 Der politii fern bdlt.
Sbre SaItuns 1T bur4aus taitfsft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
Werfparsiaer itaalhdsfaa 4.

Der 8eIsraber &leinbdnoIer 2asar
Damiunotpiti1 berIbrts aus nnporii&.
tisieit einsn auf Der Grbs Iiesenoen 2eits
brabt ber eleftrii6en 8eIeudtuns unb
srIitt babur6 cine fol&s griddtteruns,
oab ct bic Spra&e uno baS @eb0r poas
ftdnbie eiubiibte. Der taubitumms Dann
bat nun sesen bic betrefenbs @eieaidaft
elm @nti6doisunssilase einsebradt. mos
rim er Elm SdmersenSseIb bon 1000
Sraufsn, iberbiss eine 2eibrente BON 6
5ranfen tdsli6 unh 500 Srantsn SsiI.
unestofen beaniprudt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
Rein Samftas Rbenb Sreilun&

SIN ber 2iesns GOurt ,u 2aneaiter
ma&te &idter 2luinsiton bic 4nianbis.
uns. bab bic 3situnsen pieIe 4nssisen
bon 5rei'2un& am Samfas unb anosren
4benben entbielten, unb bieis llnFtte
oerart tiberbanb senommsn babe. bab ss
baIo an Der 3eit iei, osm usbsl GlnbaIt
su sebistsn. DIeie 2unas isisn an bic.
lem llnbeiI f&ulb uno BON l. April an
mlbten iie aufb6ren. Ri1ter 2iOinsiton
nil fiinftisbin bic 8eitunssn burdmuitsrn
unb ii1 alle 2un6. Anssissn notirsn unb
bic Namen Der Wlrtbs merfsn, Die einen
4bene' '2un& gum 8efsn ssben, Ibsr's
Sabr f6nnte eS bann Ieidt Der Sal isin,
oab bic bstreffsnoen Brtbs ibrer 2icsns
perlutis ssben. Den Dirtben mag oisis
neus Oronuns Der Dinss gang re1t fsin.
oenn bic 9eriteauns oes 2anass ioRsts
oas Sabr binourd bieI @sIb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
@uupernpr Saitinas bat iid ,un

= @oupernbr Safinss bat f& gum
wiaissn WerissuS Der Stanbaro Dill
Company Semadt, aIs er bic bon unisrer
psrrottsten republitaniiden 2esisIatur
ansenommene DRaribaa Pipe Sine Bill
untsrsei&nete. Die MabreseI bss,pedt
ben Wiberruf beS @eiebss, meIdss bic
@oniolieiruns riuaIiiirenber 86brleitun.
gen perbietet, unb blent baau, bic Son.
eurrens in einem Der bebeutenbfsn Sans
oeISartiieI oes aepitone Staatss au per.
binbern. @oupern6r Saitinss bat benz
BennipIpaniiden 8olfs burd bas Inter.
sei@nen ber nur i'm SntereRs zines bab.
sierisen MonopoIs abeefaBten Bill einen
i6ledten Dienit ernieien. llebrisens
tpeib man Jest, mas man in 3utunft bon
ibm erparten oarf. OR. ~
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ebas. Bang. Q. 8apmsyu
Sang s Co.,
0aulpf 8ottltmg @erfe,
12I Xemm 2(penne.

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eastrbtsr unb poritr In Glai&en fir ben
6ausesbrau& werbsn fofsnfrd tn's 5aus gs.
liffert. H@- 5eltptpn Np. 592.
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Glsftrisitdt anffatt Gampf

Sis erits Giisnbabn in ben Ser. Staa.
ten. ipeIHe Glsitri,itat an STEELE bes
Dampfss treten last. nirb bic Gen
yorf, glep Sapen unb Sariforb 8abn
iein. Cine 8peisIinis bieisr 8abn mad
Yantasist Bead tpirb ssesnmartis fiir
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SeibdftssM Mn3ei8er.

BUD, unb aeeiesn,. .Drudsr.
Grtb. ". @ aentr, Drudarbtitisbsr art
In tnsIif&r uup ptuti&sr Spra&e, Sill 9ada-
wanna aptnus, ssssnibs psm 8tnlsp Stprs.
@rpesriss une prppifionsn.
8ranbpp s. @illtr (Ra&fplsr BON
SsabIs 6 Stssa), ti6 penn aSf.
Gbpin 6. SEAL "a eadapanna Mpe.,
bas brabmts g8bits Sppnss WfbI.
8rtb. 8. @tbmaysI DsIiiatsfTsn,
$50 eadapanna Mptnue.
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Wainftraee, 9pbe Narf.

Barms unb taIts epeifeu Fno su ieoer sa.
9esjeit tu baben. 6rifdes Eager tets o.
3apf, fopie Beins eiquore unb Gigarren.
Die nit msineT Sotel psrbunbsne Bdderei
lisfsrt elm uorjisIides Badptrf. uno perbsn
aas 8sfsIlunssn prompt uno biaie bsiorat.
6ranf Stetter
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.Sr. a. T. earbtul
6t,bri,r Sur! 30 bin in Der pladIi6tn edet,
SbHtn miibsilsn ,u i6nneH, oab Id bon br sbirs
iuna Sbrts Gjaritis boliu ilbtrtaitt pdr.
81 batt, ibou bitI, SOiiOr' unb appibsi,riptsn
ctbobt, itoob blitb mein @bsumaiismus INNER
buitIbt. bis id BON Sbrtm dsttri6tu @lrt,l in
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fen Shulstlen pisotr etiblt. Gs ptrsibt mir
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men Nhdsn u. l. tp btiptrlti 9titlsbtsr unp ole
qtibaiihpdttu poH VldHutrn.
Cine laib,Hduseab, BON Sr. Slnotu's bstlihn'
tenn msbijiniIDtn gpsrit Hbsr tltfiriht Sshauoi
luna fpiro ouf gpuni6 frti uuo bsrfsotli ptTs
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S% Das ,,@odenbIatt" entbdIt ale
9la4ri4tsn unb tOfet nur s2.00.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-05

OFFICERS AND TRuarEEo
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hand In copy Oy O'Clock Saturday to In
sure change.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-05

Grace cfarch- The church was Crowded.
and hundreds stood OUTSIDE IN the suo~.
The crowd was very unruiy. and pciice-
men had trouble IN handling the people
WHO attempted TO follow the rearners
into the church. Attempts we're made
TO steal the flowers. even whole norai
pieces.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-05

Following IL the last letter OF the
Iate Ward McAilssieF. from the New
York World OF January ~ lie made
his living by writing stuff Ike this.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-05
Observation-Disclosures.

" WANTED trade tor city loss or acre
age near SEATTLE. 3 line unsa1puoYed f50
&c-s Easa-1. wsfsEl onk-g1zrtSc mile OF
ScunS And ffte@n mikes OF Seattle. sp-
ysy lis Columbia or 4. w. box fsah Sx-
sStse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-05

wTSOS-Tn Seattle, at the residence Of
IL A Fre6erscks, DIVISION street ana
Rentou avenue, on Monday. Feoruary
e. 1896, Feazse Wilson. Of typhoid fever,
IN his segh year. San Francisco ami
Chicago papers please copy.
Funeral services viii be held at the
above address al O'Clock tomorrow AZ
fernDon Rev ID. q. Garrett officiating
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-05

LYOS-Tn Seattle on Friday. Feb. I. fs96s
TO Mr.. and Mrs r. b. LyoH. q som
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rwm~raI at s.r.a -seaiis...s

New York, Feb. s.+The feferas az
Ward MeAiisSser seok place today froga
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70 Dealers i. Produ~.

II win pay ynu - see osr Prices on
prusuee before PURCHASING Blowers 4
Ksnerh. Ariingscn dock
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-02-08
Easily SamOa's First Citizen"

The Department of State at Wash
ington has received a dispatch from
Consul General Mulligan at Apia, re-
porting the death of Robert Louis
Stevenson. He writes: "It is with
profound sorrow and a sincere sense
of direct personal loss that / report
the sudden and wholly unexpected
death of tie distinguished author and
great novelist, Robert Louis Steven
son, which took place at his residence,
Vallima, near this place, at S. 10 p. III.
on Monday, the Sd inst. from a stroke
of apoplexy received about an hour
and half before, while seated at his
own hospitable table.
''Aside from his world wide reputa
ton in literature, Mr.. Stevenson was
easily the first citizen of Samoa, and
the centre of its social life. AS is so
widely known. he was very frail, but
within the last few months had become
stronger and apparently more vigoT-
Gus than ever before. His hospitality
was on a splendid scale, and was
equally constant and unfaltering.
CHS remains were inferred on the
very summit of the mountain over
looking his late home at l o'clock yes
terday, whittier they were borne with
infinite difficulty by the willing hands
of a great number of Samoans. -
New York Press.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-02-08
Photographic Competition.

No better proof could be found OF
the wonderful advance which has been
made in the art of instantaneous pho
Biography than a competition whlch
has lust been arranged in Geneva be-
tween members of leading camera
clubs and Photographic societies OF
Switzerland, France, Austria ana
England. The subject proposed for
the competition is the determination
by photography of the shape assumed
by a drop of water while in the act OF
falling through the air.
A series of prizes in the form OF
medals is offered for the most success
full photographs. 1t is required that
only distilled water shall be used !;
that the size of the tube from which
the drop is caused to fall shall be &C
curately ascertained.
Moreover, it is required that 1T
shall be known how far the drop has
fallen at the instant it is photo
graphed; and that effective precau-
tions shall be taken to prevent any
current of air from disturbing the
drop in it's descent.
Only few years ago 1t would have
seemed chimerical to propose such a
Photographic feat as this, but now
that running horses, leaping athletes,
flying bullets and lightning have been
compelled to print their images on
the sensitive plate, 1t appears an easy
thing to photograph falling water SO
perfectly that science may thereby
learn, for the first time, precisely, the
shape of a raindrop-The Amusing
Journal