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New-York tribune., 1881-12-05
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ady gentleman an invalid could also read German
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Candidates bulletin
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DOCKS IN ELEGANT BINDINGS.
ATTENTION Is INVITED To OUR LARGE
COLLECTION Of THE WORKS Of THE STAND
ARD AUTHORS. IL SETS AND SINGLE VOL
UNfEs. IN BINDINGS PREPARED EXPRESS
IY FOR OUR RETAIL TRADE AND IN
STYLES NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE.
ANSON d. T. RANDOLPH d CO.,
900 BROADWAY,
COR. GOTH ST, NEW-YoRK.
open in the evenings durings December
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New publications.

BIG BOOKS, beautIIuIy pnnttd and DOuHd HH09V tI'V
away.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL PRESENTS a specially with US. B9oEs
in this department from 2Jc upwards. Many Ol thc'o
books are published at three timcs our prices
CYCIOPFDIAS histories. sets Of standard authors. etc.
i'm various bindings Enormous assortment oi Hlscci-
laneOus books Every branch of hcra tpTtscnted
Cheapest bookstore in America
ALBUMS Bibles, Prayers ard Hymnas and Holiday "hts
Of every description at iabulously low pnces'
GENERAL INVITATION.
Everyone is invited examine immense stock with
out feeling under the slightest obligation to Putchlse
New-York tribune., 1881-12-05

WORK FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
As explained and illustrated with large number oi
patterns in four Womans Extras" being Nos %, g. 40
and 76 OF the series OF
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
No. 62-Kntng and Crochet An illustrated pamphlet OF
as pages. Price 20 cents. ,,.,,,
40. 75-New Patterns in Knitting and Crochet. with
many Illustrations Pamphlet 81 pages. Price, 20 cents
No 76.-Stock ng KNITTING. manual OF household INDUS
try. Pamphlet form. Price, 10 cents
FOR MAKING
ShaWls Hoods Stockings Undcrshrts Vests Bed Spreai
COuyrees Caters Mens Comiorers, Sacques, Aighan-
Pettcoas Socks NUTS and other articles for WIN
Ter wear these publ viii be found Indispensable
The whole Of four extras in sheet form ana trt
pamphlet sent postpaid to address III the United
States or Canada for 90 cents.
Address --
THE TRIBUNE,
New-YOTk
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BUREAU FOR IIE COLLECTION or 1ANES
No. 80 CIIANBEIs5T, NEw. YORE, Nov. IL, lS5l.)
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
~ IL hereby given TO all persons have omitted
nav for the year 1881 the Receiver OF Taxes
unless the shall be paid 10 hun hs
first day OF December next cent Will ne collected
on all remaining unpaid on thatd and unless ths
paid him before the day January next
will be charged and collected
Remaining unpaid that day the rate eyenpc per
calculated from October ~, 1851
the rolls aud warrants
Receiver Of Taxes.
from X am TO = y. III MARTIN 4. MCMAHON.
Receiver OF IaAe5
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for building Il crib
~ bulkhcad at COcncs Slip East River be received by
the Department Of DocLs II and 10 Dqlnes until Thurs
The CITY Record copies for sale at 30 CIty Hall.
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for building n pier on
~ North Brother Island East RIVER will De- by
Docks, III and 10 Duane
December 1891 at IL o'clock FOR full information
The CITY Record. Copies for sale at No. . city Hall
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Glolblng, &-r.
5ealskim 5arques, eir.

SEALSKIN Palet0ts, sealskin Dolman's, seal
- skin Ulscrs long Coats and Circulars all the
styles, ut lowest possible prices for reliable goods G.
way.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-05

The banks now hold in cash-specc and legal-ten-
ders-i GO7, 200 more than the sum held year ago!
The loans now are SO. 62O, 600 greater than thent
aud tho deposits are $40 3O4. 500 smaller; SO that
the reserve required by the 20 per cent rule now is
2.576, 200 more than it was year ago. Hence tho
deficit now is $43O,s75 against deficit OF
So 46l 875 then and the proportion of total reserves
now is 2fs5 against "a. IL per cent at the same
date of 1880.
The following are the totals OF the statements at
the becorresuouding date for preceding years:
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THIRD CALI o'cLocR N.
rnrrrn cALL-2 o.cLlsk z. "

rnrcla CON Barcc.ona North state state 1ArNo2
.,.' +, % .G| aud3
~" ci' Zoo - b. -ta.cIr NoI 600 - 80
iG1 % 400. ..... .26 and fhapparnl
S,I .. . Eagbeo g. VT 500 .-..-- 81 $40 ,..- 20
I,,i Tender 1910 90 Mineral CrrcN taTbOnto M
100 ...lP1 tntfpilH' O' --'''- V' '0' ''''-' '-'
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brushes for the H0LlDAYS.-ln sets and
~ sngly halr CLOTH tooth aud nail brushes &C. JOHN
X. HoPPEI, $40 Pear-st, opposite Pecksltp>
New-York tribune., 1881-12-05

.Marc-Auree CT la Fin du Monde Antique par Ernest
Renan. Pans G. Levy. 1882.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-05

The following shows the relation between tho
total reserve aud the total deposit liabilities:
Nov. 90 Dec. 2. Chargsz
suecie .... S5T.O2OlOO S55,3lgs W Dec Sl,703,8O0
Leglltenders.. lo,592,OOO lo,sOl,'OO Inc [o''Aou
Total reserve s72,6l27OO s71,l7S5O0 Dec sl,4342Oo
Reserve required oooo,
against deps 7l,6il,6oO UOO93'o Dec o-'--o
Surplus s97l,lOO fS43O,s'0 Dec Sl,iol'sfo
New-York tribune., 1881-12-05

SEALSKIN Caps and Gloves, Overcoat'
- Ladies' Fur Garments reliable and elegant.
e. G. SHAYNE, manufacturer, lO3 Prince-st
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6clioan 0ooos.

MAGNIFICENT fur-lined Garments, new
Fl styles tho handsomcst introduced prices range
from 500 TO $500 c. &. SHAYNE, l03 Prince-st.
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The MILLENNIUM, springs.

From the Arkansas State Gazette.I
We are credibly informed that fifteen
miles northeast OF here. on Greasy creek,
one OF the greatest and most miraculous
springs has recently been discovered on
rec0rd. We have not been TO see them, but
oar informant-a good citizen and Baptist
preacher OF celebrity-~tells US what he saw
Parson John r. Yeats was at the spring
last week, and he says that The spring lows
from mountain about 400 feet high, comes
out Of the ground about 100 feet from the
top OF The mountain on the north side, and
flows at the rate OF about forty gallons per
minute. and it is Of the color OF appie cider.
and tastes Just like apple brandy, and has the
same effect. Those under the influence of
the water are perfectly ecsiaiic, and husging
and loving everything they meet. He says:
:" never saw the like-children and boys
and girls hugging and kissing every one
they meet. Old men aud old women,
young men and young ladies, embraced
each other By b1gging and kissing. l met
an old white.headed man and woman-I
suppose about eighty years old-and they
we're hopping and skipping like lambs /
saw hundreds lying around the spring so
drunk that they could not stand up, and
they were lying aad Iaugbng and trying to
slap their hands. The people call them the
Millennium Springs
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Biiefs.-Tbere we're no cases before The
Police Court yesterday morning.
A basket picnic will come on at Drew
rvs mansion on August 18th, under The
auspices Of the Manchester Social and Ben
Ctcisl Club.
The "Bank OF Manchester was not
successful financial experiment. In fact
the tenement where shekels were once
disbursed for acceptable paper, on HUI
street, Is now silent and deserted.
The house on Hull street used now for
public-scbooI purposes was built early IN
she present century OF brick brought from
Scotland. It will be remembered that most
OF the original settlers here, as shown by
the names still dominant, came from that
country.
Heavy rains have fallen this week at Tenn
ple's Crossing and other localities IN Ches'
terhsld county. but the down-pour had no
perceptibe effect, tie thirsty earth imme-
diately absorbing the water, and very soon
thereafter seemingly getting az dry as be-
fore. Growing crops are suffering very
much.
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AOa,, for .ss ws'pp,as-Hsss.

The refinement OF civilization has ban.
iehed the wbipping-post end the p6llory
fran the modern scheme OF discipline. Ii
e 8 pity for they are che only suitable place
OF sxpistion for i6e s6aseiess viIeiny CON-
mitted seyerL times Of date upon the plants
and flowers IN the pnelIc grounds. The
destruction OF The handsome century plant
near TIE Cbeyles.street satrance 10 the
broad walk sad the irrepsFsble injury dose
10 sesersi other valuable pisRfS are offeuces
which can only be punished adequately by
quick and sure public Disgrace. Whether
the motive be revenge or mischief, 1t Is the
scr Of thoroughly bad nature, and II
should be made dangerous.
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fcommunIcated.I

Editors Dispatch; notice local from
Manchester saying that ID. M. Goods and
Judge w. /. Clopton are spoken OF In con-
nection with the House OF Delegates.
These are two good men, and the district
will honor itself by bonoring them. wish
10 call the attention Of the people OF that
legislative district TO Peter G. Warwick.
He Is very popular, 10 taking great interest
in this important election, and his nomlna-
tiou will result In certain success. III Mr..
Warwick will aecept-and he ought TO do
so--let him be nominated by reclamation.
CONSERVATIVE EHoCRAT
or CHEsTRBPIBLD.
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Diarsnd Riu. --Twenty.thre years since
Mr.. Moore, while passing along WIS. -
cow the vicinity Of the southern teIm'nus
al the Jsmes River Free bridge, picked Up
: shining pebble, which afterwards proven
10 be diamond Of the frst wafer. ~ mss
disposed OF by bin for couple o. nu"uIe '..
dollars. and sfter being dressed "a NV
York city was sold by It's tnen owner lot
81. 900. A vigorous search isiieo 70 reVca'
any similar stones. 10 loci, nomeuTIa.uIe.
the place where 1t was pickeo up 1ecsns
Desmond Hill. and 90 remains. inues -
fbe finder Of the stone was thereafter, I'LL be
died or moved away, called Dlsmope
Moore n Il believed that this Manchester
diamond Is now In Europe.
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Dirginr for stewards BOuss.
yIvg EXCAVATIONS. BUs NO BONES YsT-HoL
LOVING A CURIOUS CLUE.

LOVING CURIOUS Clue.
Fuller's Detective Agescy, Of New York,
appears TO have found 0 clue tbss may lead
10 the discovery Of the stolen bones Of the
late A. T. Stewart. The fsct that Judge
Hilton Is represented Ia the new search
goes TO prove thst The general supposiiOn
that the crypt built for the purpose already
contained them was erroneous. There Ia a
gomance about the manner In which the first
intimation OF the locality OF the lonely
grave was given that Is worth work OF
nctiop--whcD, perhaps, II Is. A week ago
boy left small package at the Office Of
the agency, saying lady had given him
quarter TO leave IL there. The package con-
tsined small oil-painting. representing
secluded spot, shaded by large, overbaneing
trees. On The right q building. evidently
used as tool-h0use, stood, aud on the left
was another 10 sn sdyanced stage OF decay,
with rude road diverging from the main
pathway, seeming TO teFminste st picket
fence which appeared in the background.
A white space, IN the form OF grave, app
peared near The Junction Of the TWO roads,
and on this implanted spot wss written In
pencil, "Siewart Is buried here" Accom-.
psnying The painting was note, rs follows:
" The violet bed was removed the middle
az April, 1881. Do not make inquiries Of
the men about the grounds, or allow the
paDting TO be seen. You will be followed
ifyou are seen making special observations.
"COR."
After much trouble the locality repre-
rented in the picture was found in the Cy-
press Hi CemsterY. A scouting party
visited the place, accompanied by a lady, TO
mislead any watchers of the spot, snd Il
WAS soon discovered thst their movements
were Of interest to two men in the garb of
iaborcrs, but who were evidently not used
20 hard work. In order to prevent the
epot from being disturbed. q watch has
been kept up; and on Saturday, permission
hsving been obtained from the owner OF
che ground 10 make an excavation. me work
was commenced. Before dusk i've excavs-
lions bad been made, one OF which was
nearly City feet 10 length by three or four
wide, without meeting sny iadicstion that
the right spot mad been chosen. Work IS
70 be resumed on Monday, aAd before the
search Is ended that lonely. Rncultvated
spot viii be ready for maDariug and seed
ing.
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Order n TIE kren Hall--Tuis new order
/. rosnusSding much aitenttsn. its feature
Ia she uembtr must i've 10 win bss pc
~n1,ss e,,rsefions over other beEetcisl scot
s@.rs where ono hss to die 10 VITA. branen
~ Il "a thi< order. iocated IN this Guy, y
<,sine IN wan boom undef the anspice:
q ,ss e.6etout corps o. cfisceis, and y VIII
~as b. sarxrlso that before smother year
= svin numhfr more memoers than any
"<her eoancii 81 Manchester. Several caa'
S ;;'s were proposed Monday night. Dep
49, sunTe1ps Justice French, Of Msncoes'
49,. d preparing sbc way for me institution
- brsprbes In Richmond add other CITIES
sad chirf towns TO the State, and VIII RI,dly
give adv informasicn desired by inqulrers.
Tbis order pays from IS to Sz5 per wesk
sjek. benelts, according 10 the class spe
xoernbef Is IN.
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LOa9on Truth; "The best use TO which
woman can be put is TO be made the hon
est wife 81 some good man and the iudicious
mother OF healthy children. All TIE art and
learning that she can compass are MT Of so
much value 10 the world as the exam pie OF
q life passed quietly in the exercise ~ do
nestle duties aud social righteousness, in
the gift TO the couniry OF children who shall
earyy on the national traditions OF courage
aud generosity. OF uaselhsbness and virtue"
Adams A. Co.'s Express Company an
nouness tbal they will establish an Office at
Yorktown.
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AHusbnnd Who Laughed.

Several men were making purchases 10
an avenue store yesterday, when man
who bad been looking out OF the window
for some time turned and said:
Well, that's bad csse."
"Whst is It'll inquired two or three ST
once.
dwell, / don't knew who is the husband
Of this woman out here Ia the wagon, but
il we're he I'd 90 across the street aud
smssh that fellows head"
"whyi"
"Why, tecause he has been working like
e beaver for the last half hour TO get up =
filtration with her."
At this one OF the men began TO chuekle.
Then the cbuckle ran into laugh, and
finally DE had TO sit down.
"Whst's the matter with your" was
asked.
"Why, Pm-Pm that woman's hus-
band"
"Are you? And you are laughing over
the 1irtationi'
Ill can't help it," he said, as he went
off into another fit. "Just think Of him
flirting and a strutting up and down and a
doing the purity when the old woman out
there has been stone blind for seven years
ha ha ha l"-DetrOh Post and Tribune.
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BY r. b. Chafin Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF UNUSUALLY
HANDSOME AND VALUABLE FURNITURE,
EMBRACING
MANY RARE AND ANTIQUE ARTICLES.

Al the request Of Mr.. james G. Brooks, who is de
clining housekeeping. we will sell by public auc.
lion at his residence. on the southwest corner Of
Cay and Eleventh streets. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST rs, 1881,
st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, his handsome
HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURt, consisting IN part OF
10 PURE FRtNCH.PLATE MlRkOks, eisoo-
rately framed; o,, ,,,,,,>,,
1 pair PIERRE TABLES. with Marble Tops and
1 yery handsome ETAGERE, with French-Plate
handsome sIAMEsE CHAIR, with Chess Table
attached;
A number OF mARBL E-TOP TABLES:
number OF rare STEEL ENGRAVINGS;
auartette set OF CHlNkSE TABLES;
elegant OAK HALL SUIT, complete;
4 handsome BOOK CASE:
l MAHOGANY SIDkB iARll-yery antique;
l very handsome SOLID MAHOGANY EAIbN-
SION DIkING-TABLb;
Several WARDROBES, some OF which are very
Aupmter Of MARBL E.TOP ROSEWOOD and
WALNUT BUREAUS;
AnnmIer OF MARBLF-TuP WASHSTANDS;
A nunber Of very costly VELVET aaJ BRUS-
Sells CARPETS, with handsome RUG-i
FEATHER, HAIR, and SHUCK MATTRESS
natr handsome "hT IRON SETTLES for Porch.
In such A sale as this msny articles 100 numerous
to mention will be added well worth the attention
OF the pubic.
This IS good opportunity 10 secure some rare
AND valuable FURSITU RE, all OF which Is In good
condition.
TERMS Al sale.
r.. h. CHAPLIN B. CO., Auctoneers.
sale conducted by y. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
au 10
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Reoi Estate. The present Valuation on
real estate 10 this city Is a little uPwsras OF
one million and bali dollars. III taxes
great deal OF real estate here 10 amount 10
any such sum. The recent dispossl Dy tne
city Of SIS wstsr-power TO company WIZ
intend to develop II extensively LOT manu-
fsc uring purposes has induced pcom 10
real property which those interested ae
fondIy hoping may be OF inoennite con'iDu'
anee. There was room for IT.
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ker. r. e. Boyer, Of 81. Louis. No., for
rasrIy missionary at New Guinea, advises
eyers body 10 use 81. Jacobs OH for rbeuma-
liam, eouf, or other painful diseases Of this
nst0re. BE says, after using II for bis own
t1se, that be ffit mofe and mere OF lie re-
tosplpg 20 BE IsBe hints, aud Oh rheumatic
psln Hk gab6ped Of once.
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Fssh- 7raps.-w When The Legislature q
few wears since forbid fsh.iraps above ude-
wafer nearly all those in The falls were
taken up or abandoned. The four remain
Ing ones on the Manchester side OF the
james aud rsrslel with Mayo's bridge are
below tsde.water. They belong TO squire
william E. Granger, Of Richmond. and
cert shout e20O. 1t bss been quite long
aimee they yielded any fish.
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4 LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL <pfTf,

IA STEAMSHIPS. baltimore aud-sStst,SSzA
Liverpool vid Halifax. n. -, aud ST. Johns n. f.,
every altsrsate TUESDAY; Quebec aad Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
view the magnificent scenery OF the Lower 81. Law
renee. In addition, the distance from Quebec 10
Liverpool is 500 miles shorter. and Of the reduced
distance 900 miles is inland navigation, reducing
the actual ocean voyage 10 minimum % five days.
Extra shDs from GLASGOW. GALWAY,
To BOSTON.
For passage sndinformstion, apply 70 A. W. GAR
BIER, Agent at Richmond, Va. or LEVE s. ALDEN,
G. Il. A.. 2O7 Broadway, ". Y; 20l Washington
street. Boston; l07 souSh Fifth street, Philadelphia.
ie 2-eOd6m
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There were half a dozen ladies and gen.
tlemen IN an Austin street.c3r, when the
driver stopped the car and said: "There 10
somebody in this car trying 10 beat me out
OF a iare." The passengers looked at each
other, snd all said they bad put In their fare.
alt don't make no difference. There are
only six fares in the box and seven people
in the car" Then gentleman got up, and
with sigh put in the missing fare, remark
ing: al put in one before, but Is l was
once in the Legislature everybody will say
1t cau't be any body else but me, 50 I'll have
to stand It."-Te10S SJtingS.
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says: The Presidents
mind hss wandered. He Is not at all yi0-
lent in his delirlum. Indeed, that would
be impossible in his weak condition, but
he talks and mutterS vaguely for few min
utes before regaining full control OF his
senses.
The aesthetic craze which is so much
talked about of late must have reached
Danbury, for we notice that all our vacant
lots are adorned with patriarehal shoes, an
cestral tomato cans, and sarcophagusal Sar-
dine.bOxes.-D anbury NeuG.
Women are not angels, whatever the up-
sophisticated may think or poets may sing.
NeScark Advertiser. The true inwsrdness
OF this ungallsnt remark would doubtless
make interesting reading this hot weather.
Baltimore american.
Some one should be empowered TO 60 over
10 Europe and bring the Cornell crew home
by main force.-NeU York Commercial Ad-
oertiSer. And then keep them at Quaran-
tine under the Yeller flag.
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM ON THE OSBOkNE TURNPIKE TWO
MILES BELOW THE CITY, OPPOSITE" TREE
HlLLm-By Virtse Of a deed OF trust executed oy
Martin LOusbnane ana wife to the under igned As
trustees daled June ~, 1878, and recorded IN TIE
CLERKS Office OF HcnTicO County Court, ID. Il. lOl,
page Il 90. default having been made In the payment
of two ceFtan notes secured therein, and being re
quired so 10 90 by the beneficiary under said deed,
we shall sell by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1851,
an the premises at IL NJ, all that certain TRACT
OF LAND, with the improvements thereon: locsted
i'm the county of Henrco. on the north eide OF the
old Rich IsOnd and Osborne turnpike, about two
miles cart OF The city Of Rich uOnd, containing
SEVENfY-TKO ACRES, be the sane more or
Iess.r The DWELLING Is q good TWOSTORH
FRAMED HOUSE With Elk rooms, built since the
var The barn v substantial, and the out.houses
are I'm good order. The land IL good, aud all in
search OF nrst-eass place are Invited TO attend the
sac
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and two
nOes OF 5000 each. with interest, due respectively
june 2. 1880. and June IL, 1881, and credit as
30 5000 due JuGe II, 1882. and $4,000 due June
IL, 1888 balance, II any, announced at sale.
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
WILLIAM G.. MONCURE,
Trustees.
FuRnAH TUPPER, AuctiOneeF. au 10
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A special to the Norfolk girqsnian Of yes
fefdsy says: Al the wofkmen on the rail.
road Al Newport News struck to-day, and
competed those At work on the drainage 10
strike.