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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28
THE COMMITTEE oY WATER.

The Committee on Water met at q
O'Clock. Mr.. HaTgrove was announced
as member of the committee. ana on
motion. MIR. Wngheld was made tenn
porarv chairman. The other members
present were Messfs. ). W. White
Mann. AID Bahen.
Mr.. Mann nominated Mr.. Wineiield
for permanent chairman. Mr.. Wing
field nominated Mr. White. The vote
stood: Wingheld. .. White. 3. ana MI.
White was declared permanent char
man. to succeed Nh j. {. Dickefson'
elected president of the Board.
4 petition from the Richmond Loco
motive Works, located outside OF the
city, asking permission TO have cilv
water extended 20 their Works
or To be allowed TO haul drink
ing water for the operatives from the
nearest plug was discussed, and 1t was
finally agreed to allow the company to
extend the main. at It's own cost ana
nav regular water rates, OF TO buy water
from the city.
MIR. A. J. Ford petitioned TO have the
water rent abaled at hIs Opera House.
and the fire plug 20 remain ON during
The summer months. The petition Was
rejected.
The Richmond City Railway Comra-
ny petition to tap the water nam Tor
the use of their stables, was granted.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton lcoloredl. corner Third and Nam
streets. asked for free water for their
house. Left to the discretion of the
superintendent.
m ord,norce IN regard to collection
Of water tax as registered 10y water
metres. was amended SO as 10 make biils
payable within FIVE days, or else the
water would be cut of and the Dliis
placed IN the bands OF the collector.
SUPERINTENDENT BOIING's EXPORT.
SUPERINTENDENT Charles +. Boiling
submitted the following interesting re,
rort. which was ordered 10 be spread
ON the records
RICHMOND, VA, June p. 1881.
TO the Chairman and Members OF NE
Committee on Water:
Gsntlemen,-l find It my duty &c
hing 10 YOUR attention the following
matters OF the department The water
IN the canal opposite the New funp
house hgs been raised 10 such an extern
bv the Richmond and Allegheny Com
many. and caused SO much back watel
mon our wheels, that only fourteen
revolutions per minute can be obtained
this is about seven tenths OF their capac
ity, and running at tins speed The
pumps do not furnish sufficient water
10 keep the New Reservoir supplied
aud | row find II necessary 10 use Nos
| aud . pumps at the Old Pump housl
INTO this reservoir % keep Up the sup
DIV. Fearing such a result as this more
Than year ego. l brought the matte
40 the attention of che former commit
tee. who instructed the City-AttoInel
10 proceed against the Richmond an'
Allegheny Railroad Company. After
large amount of trouble, owing to TIM
road being in the hands Of receiver
suit was commenced, and for som
DAYS past dispositions have been taken
before a commissioner 10 this case
Whatever may BE- the resalt, 1t Is piainl,
evident that steps must be taken yer,
soon. and II il should be the case tina
we cannot require the railroad com
many 10 restorelthe water 10 it's origina
svriace. IL will be necessary 10 raise al
the wheels and pumping machinery
also the masonry contiguous 10 IN
nump.honse. lock walls. and cana
banks from the three 10 the nye-miI
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Yesterday morning. at % clock. at
the residence # her brother in-aw. w..
". +. Gray. corner of Leigh and Ninth
streets. Miss Sarah Benetta Valentine
died. after a lingering illness Miss
Valentine was sister o. Mr.. Mann =.
Valentine and Nj Edward Y. Nalen-
tine. Last month Miss Valentine went
to Old Point with the hope OF receiving
some relief. and there, as at home. she
WAS nuised with the utmost care aud
affection by her brothers and sisters
but human skill could not ward of the
hand Of death.
Miss Valentine was well-kn0wn as a
gifted poet. many of the productions OF
her pen showing the true genius OF a
spirilual and refined poet. Her life was
modest. pure and refined. She was
kind and tender-hearted friend and a
woman of deep thought
Her funeral Will take place this even.
ing al > o'clock from ST. james Church
Of which the deceased had been faith
fu member.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Mr.. Charles Poiudexter, State Libra
rian. discovered the other day m the
library. commission given 10 William
Writ as captain of a company III the
Fourth Artillery Regiment. The com
mission Is signed by James Barbour
Governor OF Virginia, and bears date
July %. 1913.
As it is not generally known that the
gentleman who distinguished himself
SO greatly in other fields hal also been
"a warrior bold. Mr.. PoiudeNter took
the precaulion 20 have the commission
framed for preservation. ana II VIII be
placed in conspicuous position IN the
library.
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WORTHLESS CHECKS CAsIIED.
Mr.. X. T.. MILLER Arrested for obtaining
money and Goods wiih Intent to Ne
nd

y r. Miller. a native OF North Car
olina. but for a number OF years pact a
resident OF this city. has gotten hiusc'i
into serious trouble by obtaining money
and goods under false prelences' -,
For several weeks past. IT seems Mr.
Miller has been going INTO ulnelent
stores aud purchasing a siiia'i on "a
goods. amounting IN value 10 my VI
seventy-hve cents. lie would inen CIV
mis- check for - or 20 on either me
PLANTERS National or the state BANK o.
Virginia. The firm with whom ne was
dealing would cash the check. ailer ue
duciipg the amount due for the small
purchase.
The checks would reach the banks on
which they were drawn IA due course
of business only 10 be pronounced oil 10
valu,. there beng no money 10 the
sipnor's credit. Al both OF the DahA'
Miller had had TO his credit no money
for q number of years.
The parties imposed upon reported
the case to the Chief Of Police. ana II
cas- placed in the hands Of Sergeant
Unlca. lie soon worked It up, and he
and Policeman Marion arrested MI Mi
Ter as he was walking up Fourteenth
street. lie was taken TO the station
house. where he was baIied by Mr.. W
5. Forbes
Yesterday morning he was before the
Police COprt TO answer the charges pre-
ferred in four warrants.
First. with obtaining under false pre-
fences from Alexander Manhood goods
- ,ho ,aIne # 75s. and "a - III cur
rency with intent to defraud.
Second. with obtaining under ials
nretences from IL. III. Bloomberg =.
with intent to deiraud the State Bani
Of Virginia. ~.
Third. with obtaining under falls
preiences from j. ". Fisher sou VIII
intent to defraud.
Fourth. with obtaining from DC
Adams q Berry $500 IN currency an'
goods of the value OF soc. with inten
to defraud. =.
Before the case was called Mr. c. Y
Meredith. counsel for Mr. Miller, a-kel
i the court to continue the case unit
/ Tuesday. July 81, a. the deionse wa
not prepared 20 90 into an examination
This motion the court agreed TO- am
i Mr. Miller was bailed for ms appear
ance in the sum of $500 500 for eac
charcs-Nr. w. $. Forbes going his s'
When Mr.. Miller first came to Rlcl
mond he was engaged with Mr. W. i
Johnson i'm the grain and commsslo
business: now. he says, he is a commel
cigl traveller.
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LArROBE. Pa. June 1.-THE loss 81
life &C the Latrobe freight wreck will
be probably larger than was ir't re-
ported, and the death hst may
reach f rty-fve Engine 1913. which
was supposed 10 be- living at
the bottom Of the LOYAL Hanna
river. was found resting on a.
box-car. which was supposed to have
contained ten or twelve tramp. and Be-
is probable that number of bodies
will be- found when the car is taken
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ploncrlN Iransiets.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday IN the
Chancery Court George y. Wilson 10
Maria T.. Piikinton, one undivided
ninth interest in ,S5-12 feet ON Twenty
seventh near Marshall. improved. 500
Charles +. Abbott to Bartholomew
Martin. Il inches on Canal near Jeifer.
son. S3j: Christian q Sands, special
commissioners, 70 William a. and l.. j.
Cheatwood, G6 fee, on the west side OF
Randolph noar Pleasanis. clll %.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. June 2l-At a
late hour tonight reporter Of che
United Pres, showed Walker Blaine
brief If the ,lb.egiam stating
that his father. tne Secretary CO
State. was reported io have or
dered shin Of war 90 Delagoa bay To-
protect American Interests endangered
bV thc controversy over the repeal by
Portugal of The franchise ior ihe CON.
.tmcti0n of tine D.lagoa BAY canal
Mr. Blaine said simply. There i- moth.
ing 90 all in the statement.
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THE MILD LOOKING MAN.
He Was willing TO Answer to the Name
OF Snaggs.

"Hal Caught you at last, hayo IT
Tho tall. powerful man who uttered thcse
vords stood in tho center Of group at
rreet corner in a far western town. As be
snoke no brought his hand down heavily 90
Tho shoulder OF a mild looking stranger who
was passing by and turned him half way
round.
The tall, powerful man had previously
vinked at the bystanderS
avon don't remember me, s'poseF no
continued. with fierce frown, as ho tishv
epad his clutch on tho strangers shoulder
"Whv. no; / can't say / do" replied the
mild looking man. looking at him wonder
ingly. 49, A.. ,,..
leaned out Of a car window Of a train le'i
pullin' out Of Cheyenne aud knocked my na'
oR, reckonn
~ certainly don't remember anything o.
the kind" protested tho hewildered stranger
81 never saw you before"
80. YES you did You may have forgot
II but / haven't" And be emphasized me
assertion by a vigorous shake. u haven (
forgot II. and I've said thousand Times since
then that II ever met you agin III mako
you apologize or fight
"Now that think Of &C." said the mild
looking stranger, stopping 10 pick up his hat
which had fallen TO the ground during pn'
shaking process. sit seems % me do remom
Der something Of the kind suppose ain
bound TO give you satisfaction fort nut up
your dukes"
His bcwildcrcd look had an gone by thi'
time Placing himself i'm an attitude az do
fense. be danced about the big man in way
startingly suggestive OF previous practice
Before | mop the sidewalk with you,
said tho other, 81 want 60 he sure an ms
taken. Your name isis Snal-s, Amt Do
"Snacrsw replied the stranger, planting O
blow neatly on his antagonists jaw "Cer
tainlyl Snaggs viii do as well as anything
else. Snaegs it isl"
"But. hold onl want 70 Doe dead sure
The man I'm loohin' fur isJerusalem sna--s.
"You'vo found him. my friend, ~ cNciainf.
the stranger rs DO banged him on tho Nose
s.rm Jerusalem Snaggs" bee continued. muN
inc a feint with his lett and administering d
vicious upper cut With bis right 'On' yes
lam Snagcs lbiTl from lwhackl snae.,t i-le
| Snagrs county lbangl. near ,he bead NaifI
Of Suaggs creek Office hours iiom ] Co "a
Come carly and avoid ihe rush|
With final blow under the ear De iaii ih.
burly fellow fat ON the ground
As he turned 10 20 be- said'
INV name. gentlemen, IS Jerusalem
Snaegs. Of course. hut Tor convenience sa"'
| 20 around under ara alIas.
And be took from his vest pocket % care
aud throw 10 on tho PROSTATE body % th
biz man After be- had como away some
body picked it up and read'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28
THE RACES.
The Eesul,s NJ sheepshepd Bay Hcster-
day-Ihe fntrics Tor inc 'hi''N"
Races To-Day.

Races To-Day.
The following are the results OF the
races at sheepshead Bay yesterday:
First race, one mile-Eurus hrst'
Belinda second. Meredin third. Tine
1Al.
Second race. three-quarters of a mile
"The June Stakes - Cayuga first,
Blackburn second, Fayorite third.
Time. 1916 As.
Third race. one and one quarter OF a
mile. The Spindrift Stakts"-My Eel
low first. Sluggard second, Jubal third.
Time. 2:10 -.
Fourth race. one and oue-eighth of a
mile. "Coney Island Stakes hanover
first. Kingston second, Badge thira'
Time. l:54 As.
FIFTH race. one and one sixteenth of
mile. neutrality-suspicious. inst.
Burch second. lie Logcs third. lime
BOB.
sixth race, one and three-sixteenths
Of a mile. "Ou Turl'-Tattler first
Wifred second. Silleck third. Time.
2:2l -.
The following are the entries for the
races at Chicago to-day:
INST race. six mflongs, two-ycar-ooids
' Lori pevt0n. II: Heart. e., lu; Miss brlit
no: Forever, llW outlook, li'' '"i'''"'
ll3. ..,ts pt
vnl. lOl. Heron, llf, lcuton' liD' Mo,l,l
liza. dy. no. Ftwela lO5. santa tIuI I'D
rhirI rIca. one and one sixteenth or 81
mile. "uandicap '-taiente' ~. ,si,'i.u.
iO-. 'Hlg Three. ~; llyton. zoe; huLti res
a.. fffUv. Ifntf fIy. Harry Glenn. lbl- lI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

The attention of all parties doing bus
mess is called to the fact that Common
wealth s-Attolney NJ. J.. Spotswood has
called upon Commissioner of the ReVe'
me r. b. Munlord and asked for list
of all deliuquents. These Will be duly
preceded agairs' in the iiusllngs Couit
unless they take out licenses by 80 clock
p. NJ. next Saturday. that being the
last hour OF grace. II their cases are
brought to the attention Of the court.
the cost Will fail heavily upon delin-
ouents, aud besides there might be
other Inconvenience. You had better
settle gentlemen and save trouble.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28
Fourth ofsuis Bates ON the chesapeake
md nnln aInc>.

On July 81 and 4lh the Chesapeake
and Ohio Will sell C zap tickets 70 and
from all stations on their line, includ-
ing James River division IL. * Al.
The rates TO Norfolk and return will be
$500: Old Point, $50: Lynchburg,
"A 30. Virginia Beach, $500. Tickets
will be good ID return on or before
July ,. 1889. +, Su
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Arrs,aior General cameron. Remain,

UARRisnrRG. PA. June 21-Deneul
Cameron remains arrived on o special
train tonight. accompanied by Wayne.
McNeagh and other relatives ot the i..
celsed.
They were taken Co bis Oh home on
Front street. The obsequies will be
devoid of ail display. DOB accordance
with the wishes of iho deceased, ani
no invitations to friends O. attend che
funeral Will bo sent out, although Oh
will De- welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

WASHINGTON. ID. a.. June -t-lM
following named fourth.class posimas-
ters were appointed DO Virginia to-day
.JA.J lifathat nIsputanta. VII. Kelly
d. ncluhi. James r. Williams 40 Fiona.
Sfepnen g.. owen Mt Niitont. ) ~.
Lancaster 40 Oakland. n.C. bugs a.
HowarIsyille. llettie A. buiton at
Prince George Courthouse. Mrs. T. vs..
Buchanan 800 Rich Valley.
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Ingenious johnny.

Mrs. Dumpsey-Sec here. johnny
Dumpseyl You have been m swine
ming. Now don't deny 10.
johnny Dumpsey-Cros8 my heart l
hain't, ma
Mrs. Dumpscy-Carofm. sirl How
does your shirt happen 20 be on wrong
side outg
Johnny Dumpsey-Me and BIN Brown
havo been turnin' somcrsauls al The
morning. Burlington Free Press.
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He had never seen a tclcphone-yon
can SEQ how old the story is. lie had
never seen q telephone, and his friend
was showing him how it worked. IL
was in his office. He called mp his house
and the wife came to the telephone.
MY dear. Mr. Jones is hero, and !
have asked him to como zap 20 dinner
Then he turned to Mr.. Jones and said.
"Put your ear 70 that and you'll hear
her answer.
lie did, and this was the answers
"Now. John, told you would never
have that disagrooable wretch in my
house again.
"What was that" spoke out ,Ir. Jones.
Women are quick. a man would have
simply backed away from tho telephone
and said no more. She took in Che s.iu2-
tion in a second when She beard Che
strange voice, and Quick rs fash camo
back the sweetest kind of % voice.
"Why, Mr. Jones, bow do You do.
thought my husband meant another 3ir;
Jones DO como mp 10 dinner. shall
be so glad 70 SEQ you."-San Francisco
Chronicle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

"DR. JUDD's ELECTRIC BELT, - the la
test improved and best; Is light and
convenient is worn only NJ night cur
rent can be regulated. II has the en-
dorsemeDt of our physicians. l.. Wag-
uer. druggist, Sixth and Broad streets,
sole agent for patentee.
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semi Centennial OF inev = i.Ie~inS-
loi,. Va.

The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway
will sell reduced tickets TO Lexington
ana return. Special arrangements will
be made for close connections at Bal
cony Falls. and sleeper viii run from
Richmond on night train Of July Let.
% and Sd to Lexington without change.
For those desiring 10 return on the
4th Of July, special train will leave
Lexington at 10 +. NJ, reaching Rich
mond at 7:i0 A. NJ, with sleeper
attached. +, Su
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

ASK your dentist how important il IS
To either neutralize or remove the food
deposits from the crevlces of your teeth.
When the brush will not reach them
Thymol Debtina. the splendid germl-
eide. will do the work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28
,,ba Democratic ana social cub.

The stirring organization Of sterling
Democrats of Clay ward. Will give "a
picnic at the New Pump-house to-day.
II will be largely attended and the boys
will be sure to enjoy themselves. The
Elba Club will make themselves heard
from in the GubernatOrial campaign as
they always have IN previous fights.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Eastern Man in Chicago Collecting sub
scriptions for tho Browning CLUB, ehi What
do YOU need fund fori-to rent ball
Chicago Youth-No, wo have hail. pu'
ws want to raise money enough to buy ITO
copies OF Browning and billiard tno.s'~-
New York Weekly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

4 pleasant home or a profitable in
vestmeut in real estate may be secured
at bargain by attending the sale of the
house on Tenth street near Leigh THIS
afternoon. See advertisement OF Ill. l..
Staples x Co. in the Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

SPONGE bags. soap boxes, pocket
stoves. pocket TASKS. puugenis. pocAe.
toilets. mustard plasters, extract o.
ginger and 400 other -ach convenience
Tor persons when away from home cin
be found zoo Wagner drug store, core
ner of Si1ih and Broad streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Mr Quickwit TO Mrs Coarseair, who Il
profusely bedccked with imitation dlamoAtsl
Nadine, you remind ne Of an open faced
watch
Mrs Coarseair-How sol Te, he, ho.'
Mr. Quickwit-Yo crystal Is 50 p-9.ai'
nent. -Joweleg's Weekly.
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robacco, robnccol robaccoi

Yarbrough 5 Mild Burley is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
~ no want a mild. pleasant chew. If
you have rot tried It.. do so. IL can be
found IN any Of the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Princes Anne and Ocean Shore fafA
hotels. under Announcement Every -
thing first class For excursion rates
schedules and all information apply at
Nice Norfolk and Western Railroad .
oof Main street. Byrd street station, aud
CAREERS. 1000 Main street
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The Standard.

They will say "here Is mouth wash
thatis just as good as Ihymol Dentina.
don Z YOU believe 1t for Ihymol Den
tina has no equal as germicide aud
delightful mouth wash. Insist on hav-
ug Thymol Deutina.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

OMAHA. NfB june 2i.-lhe board M
arbitration agreed upon between 900
Union Pac.n, engineers ami nfrmen
aud the road yesterday rendered de-
ci-i0n DO favor Of the employ es.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

THYMOL DENTINA an antisepUic mouth
wash that has no equal. 1t is warranted
To contain no acids for acids cause con-
traction of the gums and discolOrs the
enamel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

WASHINGTON. june %. Friends of
J.r.r-on DAVIS here. have received
word liom nim denying the publish. ID
statement Chat Mrs. Mayirlck ihe ".-
man charged with husband poisoning 'n
Liverpool. aa relation of bic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

How is it your Tommy is so small
for his age, Mrs. Briggs.
"Oh, the little dear always was a
shrinking child" explained It's mother
New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

l. p RoUTT, Of this city. has been
appointed agent for the Waite & Bart
lett Manufacturing Company. OF New
York. If in want of anything in the
electric line. write or call on him. Cat
aiogue on application. If
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

ghen Baby was sick. we gave her Castorsa-
Nhea size was a Child. She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria
When she hsd Children, she gave them Caotoris'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

RINSE out your mouth at night with
half "A glass of water containing twenty
five drops OF Thymol Dentina, the
great anticeptic mouth wash, if you
would prevent decay.
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lock. which would entail great expense
or entirely to change the water-wheeIS
OF the new pumps. 1t Is most impo'-
taut that this question should DE SET
tied at an early date. For lew inches
more raising Of the water IN the canai
or tailface will virtually destroy our
mower rs IT now stands.
During the last week IN May
the rain storms were almost
unprecedentod. resulting. as you are
aware. in very high freshet IN TN
river. Previous 10 the waters reaching
here. took every precautlon' anu
gave such instructions as experience
from the high water Of 1856 had taught
me. / fOucd that the old waste way
one ned above the fiye-mile lock. proven
of great advantage in preserving the
banks of the canal between the i've ana
nire-mile lock. and we only had TWO
small washouts on that level. Below me
fve-mIle lCsk. there was considerable
break in the canal bank, but TINS oc-
CURED al the best point possible lor IL
on this level. and was readily repaired
The puard bank between the nine -mle
lock head wall. and Besher' & dam was
washed out at several places, and AT one
MONT was carried away to the extern
If $50 feet in length. but this never was
q hiob bark. and being above the lever
of the low grounds on river shore does
not prevent our getting q full supply
of water for the pumps. thlnk We
are 10 be congratulated upon the sma'l
amount of damage done our works
COR a.
/ 81 900. Our water power pumps were
/ idle only three days. from the Isl 10 lh'
/ 81 inclusive. The ireshets OF 1851 anu
1857 have impressed upon me the IN
poriance Of raising the banks between
] the threo.mile lock. or rather Koran
citation. and the Eye-mlle lock TO
MONT higher than the river ever comes
ana uniting ina waste way with large
Gates openiug 90 the bottom OF the ca
nal also. Of putting IN large waste
way lust above the iive-mllc lock an'
rip.raDing with heavy stone the bank
for the distance of abON mile ABOVE
the foe.mlle lock and raising, D'
means of q coping. the masonry at III
Gvs-mile lock. This done, ana an
unite confident we would be 'ai'
from any serious accident to on
works. and | think all Of TN
work could bsdone for $4,000. ltrus
fine committed may see fit TO recon-
roend such an outlay, which would b
attended with great protection to on
81 orks. Should you deem 1t ineXpe
ldient now i trust after having CAREFUL
examined into my recommendation 20
NAV zee fill 10 provide for tins ouIla
hereafter. ! beg to commend TO yo
for their fidelity ard careful watchfuI
ness. the superintendent and men
ithe pump house, who during the hg
water were untiring in tn ~ attenuo
To- their duty and efforts ~ .fotect tn
works.
Yours very respectfully,
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Virginia fycaen.

Double daily trains in each direc.
ton ria Petersburg. Only all-rail
route. No boat or omnibus transfers.
For all Information. phone 4s7, K. W.
Courtney. 90l Main street.
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WASHINGTON, June 21-Ihismornirs
S cremiy.of State Blaine aud william
Walter PHELPS breakiasled win tne
Pes lent