SIPs ciption 25 cents per Month. it lively forfsomebody and give. ~the néwapdpers! sometbi hg shat,Entered as second-ciass mail matter. | will make them ~fairly bristle.T~- =n[WEATHER Wipe? a. All the evidence in ~the Shem-The following specimens ofa - eg Pe eeDAILY REFLECTOR. |ssying thst this is just, 9 hat| A :"_"" "_ -" " 26 | an ed , and at whe Ge she rots - ay on apya thBD. J wy 8 CHARD. Edttor gets the courts e wl make en 18 no z dry- ioc In thecountry large enough to take injBor, bactld slifpe, And Shatin con-| sequence two of these vessels willbe compelled:te use the dry-dockat Halifax.�. If the statement iscorrect, the fact is hereby. shownthat the Navy, Department. haslore are from the late Gen.gvment was begun yesterday R. W. HazenTs compilation of|~be five! Weather Proverbs: |MOFnVE, - - There. wi'!_ sg; sches on each side.- State has madé & very A4 ecte; case agajgst the prisoner and|pThe! If the bull leads the van in go-strong iteT td pasture, rain must be ex-|:==j we" (-icT is now in andT the afa| paipt.to. - Which fado.no ho wT the jury ong . The @htdinabey in bE ee lao af not guilty v eat turns and washes ber tace afa orld) ch hib~ ster a rein shows the directionret this ~3s about the-_ tory of such trials. What a|tfow Which the wiad will blow.Wien a storm threatens, if catwedary wiN do in sueh case "1s ONE} under trees it will be aof the things hard tabe foretold shower; if they continud to feed~mediums ofbeen siugniarly reraiss in provid-ing the means for docking yesselsof the pew navy, at home... Dry-docks are .jast, as. necessary .asbattleships, as without the form-jer the latter cannot be kept inacondition of thorough efficiency,and the Navy-yards of the coun-try are the places whe.e thesedocks should be located.eran PeFdward Atkinson rises to re-mark that cows have been used agexchange"money,lc wi'! be a battle royal betw conti will probably be a continued#he distinguishd counsel on) iygach side. 2 Th pe! When cows fail their milk, ex-pect stormy and cold weather.Wop § cows Gellow in¢thd vvyening, af pect Snow brat night"ors. Pattie, E.. B. y , Ayriggtonand the prinets, of chet petstyled," ~Criminal Docket� have _ In,Texas, when cattle hasten to|, en presented it Wake. Sut timBer, 6xpeet-a -~norther.�Court for libel. against | When a cow stops and shakes)ex-Judge Whitaker, and in an-|her foot there. is bad weather be-othe: case for Jibel agaiust the/hind her.laie Chief Justice, W-. N. H.| Ifadog howls when some oneSmith. leaves the house it indicates rain.. T The-language used in the pa-| When pigs go about with sticksper m reference to uudge Whit in Phelps mouths expect a onorth-. er� in Texas.. poe Raabe my aon we all If swine be restless and grantactin ike anything. on loudly, if they squeel and jer np,_ Gadits gecon earth called money. their ears, there wil ueoYou have proved it in every wind. Hence, the proverb, oPigs!' Way, but.she greatest proof was|can see the wind.�|oa lee~when you robbed, yes, stole,) Buzzards flying high indicate)fiv-teen huncred dollars | fair weather, but a solitary buzome, your client, by decepton Jard flying high indicates rain.and folse statements, and then' One crow flying alone is aTsigno= ape cil ae das Atty ~ of foul weathér. Dice if ieee firdolinrs ot my money at two in pairs, expect fine weather:Oecloek atright, you getting |ton per cent. of the deb,, it be- they scream ia foul weather itiag acase you had for some will ~change to fair.' Man against the Arrington es~ Parrots whistling indicates rain-_ tate.� | Parrots and canaries dress theirThe following forms the ba ~feathers and ~are wakeful the eyensis for the indictment for libel ing before a storm.� against the late Chief Justice. | Thousands of bushels of - toma-':a She says: ~toes are rotting on the - vines. -ini,= wei fg" BS tht lor wt ani_ wo 8 ~preserve them, and mext . winter}.gotten by fraud? The work of Ds" peiipls avill -be:bariog|_ that noted ChiefJustice, refer-' ed tomatoes fromthe Northor@toin~ that paper. is thay/cnned to ~SRT Ae Ae Re eesasfa4handed d and paT at the: a of eatone of the honors anc lown| angi aving at ghe reelkind. of thrift that ce nueunetaOwls hooting indicate rain. If,4He might have extended his remarks to vover coon skins, fishhooks, tobacco, wheat, corn, nailsshells, beads, and various otberlarticles which have been used asi'money by nations civilized andjaacivilized. and what would all~that prove, simply thai money is~what law or common agreement}~in the absence of law, makes mon-ey-" Wil. Star.A good many of the people ofPottstown, Pa, are in trouble be"cause. actank has predieted aa-other flouvd on the strength ef in-formation, furnished him by aghost of ons ofthe victims of theJohnstown flood. _ ." ""eAN. OLD RIFLEIt Could Send Blevén Bullets inQuisk ~Succession.~~When Made the Magazine idea Had NotEven Been ished a: ih sieddbinpes Rartford Men ofTheis 74 = arenesThere is a widé range of workbetween the making of: telescopesand: of: rifles; but, strangely enough,says the: Hartford Times, both re-sults have been, accomplished by theHartfort. astranomer,, Jobn_ . Hale.Years before the war Mr... Hale lefthis home iy Wethersfield and-settled~to Virgins. He was of an inventive |*turn, ef mind, ,and set himself to dif-ferent kinds , OL. work that requiredskill] and thovaht.s and persistency ofthe most. doxged charac ter.~Hale. prod ced sthong her thingwhite he Was fir Virgit a, &n njwie he be aad te rai bit'gT = esth We" waited:: ~TheT start�~the raw material afd�aa�Sie. Arrington is reported asT ~Florida." Wilmington Svar.pan aly lathe. The next aiewhich héhe ie ge cite Rate Sea ae Ee ge ae Oe ee Sag ERE ES POS ea Rage Si ye ERT Nee Sh Ee a ee 8= ne ee Bee ay Bape oagri te rics 5 Mr REE Vie te pintge set Oe ged ee Be Oe ee Bete Sk ee pees Bagh gh a ee eg : eg Z; Ate tlle ate ss :| bis hear on was a riflethat eou oe Red a. umber of timesin suecésSion. © This- work was also| begun with raw material, and camefrom the makerTs hands ancarmable of being fired eleven titriés thwokcession, the cylinder system insteadof the magazine beinyg.used. Infact,the mayazine principle as origin-ated and developed by James P.Lee of this city had not beenthougbt of when Mr.-HaleTs old armwas wrought out by hand.The rifle was made. in. 1859 orthereabouts. Thecylinder has elevenchambers, which were drilled in thesolid steel. The nipples for the per-cussion caps were also drilled andbored by band. While the rifle wasin use it was never known to missfire. The barrel is smooth bore,the caliber not being much largerthan that of the old Colt revolver.gether in a -primitive--way, -brought north by Mr, Hale when he heleft his Virginia home at the out-break of the war, and has been keptin an out of the way corner until afew days ago. Et was recovered inMr. Hale's ransacking of the old at-tie in bis house at. the north end,and has been secured by the col-lector, A. E. Brooks, and will bekept hereafter in the wonderful col-lection of arms which he has in thiscity.Mr. Hale, after he came to thiscity, bevan ~the work with telescopeswhich has made bim 80 widely knownhere, Like Dr. John Dwyer, whohas one of the best tel in thecity, made by his own bands, Mr.Hale has made his own instruments,Dr. Dwyer began_ his: telescopeyears ago while residing on Asylumstreet, grinding the.~glass - him-self and making the entire, instru-ment. The idea was thought outeven when be was @ m studentat Yale, and was carried intoT efféctafter he came back to Hartford. ~Itis an interesting and noteworthyfact that two men in this city haveproduced instruments of such value,-working out their ideas by the mostFOR OGRAGONE.ten every Satendes nightatriving at Ocracokcoke Sunday aft cturaing ancese Sunday a ternoon at 4o'criving at Washington Stinday oak, sito clo Fare for the -round trip""MIDAWEEK TRIP. |ip. lea pean tT alana erttrip ving Was nesmornings at 7 o'clock, OF stat utPenal Gaylords , Ret Avrora, Oregaee Gear Returning. lesves -at 11 oTcloconda lay. thoraingLbursday morn at 6 o'c ork:toteh Teachidig at Soin for theteed Dot 83 mg astJ.A.: urgess,This curious arm, which was put to- to- .matient and neraistent application.he steamer Aurora leaves: Washing- |