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PURITAN DAYS RECALLED.
a Woman on TriaI in New Jersey Tor
HnInE a lnIninnn ArnIh

For the first time in the history Of
Hudson county. " j.. is 1t said wo.
man Is ou trial in the Court of General
Sessions at Jersey Cisy charged with
being common scold.
Sine is Mary Brady. fair.
fat and forty. Mary was indict-
ed under the common law which.
among the penalties provided for that
oiIense. enumerates the fayorite imple.
ment Of our f0refathers' days. namely.
the duckiug stool. This penalty has
never been removed from the statutes.
and should the fair Mary be- convicted.
IL will remain with Judge Lippencott
TO decide whether she will be ducksdor
not.
Il will certainly be rare sensation.
as there are no modern instances
recorded Of the use Of this unique
punishment in this country.
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Lorenr Reich, .propristor Of the
Cambridge az 334 Fifth avenue. has
brought suit through his lawyers. XII
lng and O'Counor, 10 recover al 900
which he says Mrs. Alice McCrae. a
daughter Of William Smell, the MUIR
dered Chicago millionaire. borrowed
from him. Mrs McCrae has not been
living with her husband recently, and
there have been hints that she wa,
going on the stage. She isabout twenty
seven years old. blonde aud very
pretty. Mr. Reich says that when she
was living at the Cambridge she occa-
s.Onally borrowed money from him.
Twice she borrowed $1,000. Mr. Reich
alleges that she repaid him only 81 coo.
and still owes him the last loan Of 81.
0OJ. Ia proof Of this he says that he
has a number Of kilograms from Mrs
McCTae.
Mrs. AlcCrae says that she mas repaid
to dr. Reich the money she borrowed
OF him. and that a draft 10 her posses
sion ia a receipt for it. N y Sun.
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Death Of colonel l.. 4. Jones.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. July FL. c.
Jones. superintendent Of the Carolina
Central Railroad, died in Wilmington
tonight after four days sickness. caused
by an attack Of the heart. Colonel
Jones has been superintendent Of the
Carolina Central six years. Previously
he was for twenty-six years president
and superintendent of Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley Railroad, this State. lie
WAS one OF the most popular railroad
men in the South.
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NEW ORLEANS. July IA special
from Lafayette, La. 10 the Times Dem.
Ocrat says that an armed body Of men
about $50 white aud 30 c0l0red-r0de
into town last evening. broke open the
parish Jail. aud took therefrom Felix
Keyes lcoloredl, who in jealous fit
last Tuesday. murdered his wife. cut
ting her throat with knife and then
hitting her in the head with am axe. lie
was taken to the scene of his crime and
executed.
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Nlephen ". Dor.e, In Contempt

NEW YORK, July l2.-The Nevada
Bank. of Sau Francisco. recently OBJ
tanned a verdict for SiGj.27G in the Su-
9reme Court against Stephen ". Dor
sey. As the judgment was not paid.
an order was granted by the court di-
rectng Dorsey tO submit TO a supple
mentary examination about his prop
erty. This order was not obeyed. aud
Judge o 'Brien Yesterday signed an or
der finding Dorsey the amount Of the
judgment for contempt Of court. If
the tine is not paid, Dorsey may be ar
rested as soon as the sherih's officers
can find him.
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= Quarrel witch Resulted In DueL

PARIS. july l2.-In the lobby Of the
Chamber of Deputies to-day. quarrel
occurred b.twccn NJ. Thomson. Alge-
rian Deputy. and a strong supporter of
the government. and VI. Lour. the OPP
position deputy for the Department Of
the Loire. NJ. Thomson struck NJ.
Lour in the face several times with his
fist. and then kicked him so seyerly
that his injuries had TO be cared for By
a surgeon. Later in the day VI. L0ur
sent his adversary challenge, which
wa, accepted.
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Dsnune,a,or, Ee,ol.uion. of Malone

PETERSBURG. VA, July IA large
meeting OF colorei Republicans was
held here tonight. at which resolutions
were adopted, which. though not nam
ing Malone, were clearly a denuncis
ton Of his present course. and bear
every appearance of remuneration Of
his leadership. John NJ. Langston.
whom the resolutions endorsed, made =
long ,pesch. in which he declared his
purpose to contest for his seat in Con
gress without making a compromise
with ANYBODY.
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BERLIN. July l2.-Fire started early
this morning IN the hemp warehouses
ON the Pregal Quays. at Klcnigsberg.
and destroyed property valued at 500. O.
400 marks. The English steamer To-
rono was lying at the Quay when tho
fire started. and so rapidly did it -pread
that d was found impossible to rescue
tie vessel, aud -he was burned to the
waters edge The crew only saved
themselves by clambering upon other
vessels lying alongside. There were
very many narrow escapes.
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The THREE AMERICAS EXPOSITION. .-
l. has been about settled that the
country is 10 have an international Er
position IN 1899 70 celebrate the quadri-
centennial OF the discovery Of America
This settled, the important question is
a. 10 the place OF holding the Exposi.
tiOn. since upon It's right determination
viii depend the success Of the under.
taking. In the abstEce Of any effort in
other directions great deal Of interest
has been created in behalf Of the city
OF Washington, on the sole ground that
j, is the political capital of the country.
\ report was made in the last Congress
by the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs. accompanied by bill pro-
vidInS for permanent exposition in
Washington and appropriating about
S23,OOO TO defray the expenses Of a
board Of directors, but no action was
taken by Congress on the report. The
next Congress will be asked 70 appro-
pirate - 900 600 10 this object. leaving
the rest Of The necessary money to be
supplied by the other American ma
tions.-PhRadeIphia Record.
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rne Na,al noara Neorsanl.allon Meels

WASHINGTON, u. c., July 12.-The
board organized for the purpose OF
making general reorganization Of ma
val tactics and drills viii meet on the
10Th instant 40 the Navy Department.
The members are Admiral Green, Cap
tain Cook Commander Chester. and
Lieutcnants Kennedy and Meigs. An
other naval board. with Commander
Train as president. has been ordered to
report upon the subject Of supply aud
issue of clothing aud small stores for
enlisted men. with view 90 improving
and simplifying the methods.
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a Jealous Ncsro Nnooi. Anolhcr.

CINCINNATI. o., July ~. John Po,-
ter, an employe of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad, found Warren Hu-
ris IN company with his mistress, Laura
Lewis. at an early hour this morning.
In fit of jealousy he drew a 32 calibre
revolver and deliberately fired into
Harris mouth. The ball split the right
side Of his upper lip and lodged under
his right ear. The blood spurted out in
q stream and Harms rolled over in a
dying condition. Porter was arrested.
All the parties are cOlOred.
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4 collon nrol.er Arec.lea.

NGw YORK. July l2.-ONfoId Hicks.
cotton broker of Houston. Tex, was
arrested to-day ON complaint of 5
BMsdcll a Co.. of Cmcopce. Mass.
The complaint charged Hicks with
shipping an inferior grade of cotton 90
that ordered by the firm of Blaisdell a.
Co... of short weight la this way The
firm lost about ~ GOO. Hicks made
made good to them about s. 1000 this
aud now the firm claims that
Hicks has defrauded them to the extent
of -I413
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Portsmouth.


The negro, John II. Brown, who
made himself 50 notorious in a street
parade on High street several weeks
ago by asslulting a number Of we'll
known citizens upon their attempting
to cross the street while his society was
passing. was brought into the Hastings
Court yesterday aud given forty days
in jail and fined S5 aud costs. Brown
was arrested for his conduct on the
street and carried before Mayor Baird
who fined him $50 Cor each offence.
making $3.50, and not being satisfied he
took an appeal to the Hastings Court,
with the result as Stated.-Enterprsss
Times.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. July l2.-Ai
Mount Pleasant Florida, Tuesday
Frances Cooper, colored woman. in
yited three other negro women 10 dine
with her. After eating they were seiz-
ed with commissions and one died. Mrs
Cooper was arrested and confessed that
she had a grudge against the women
and had put rough on rats in the
food they ate. The two surviving vic
tins Will probably die.
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knights or The Pairiarehal ,iscie

CHICAGO, July - The closing SEES.
sion Of the knights of the Patuarchal
Circle was held tonight The larger
part of the session was taken up with
listening 10 reports from the grievance
and tiuance committees. The place
of holding the next cOnclave
was referred to the committee. A
committee was appointed 10 prepare
and report TO the next annual conclaye
a ritual FOR subordinate lodges. whose
members shall constitute a degree of
the order, but who shall not be
uniformed.
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LYscHBURG July - -Johu Curio. am
TIA ian musician thirty years of age.
committed suicide yesterday evening
by means of pistol ball at New Lon.
don Academy ten miles from this city.
lie was resident OF Norfolk and had
been in this section about two weeks.
No cause is known for the act. He had
1850 ON his person.
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Cannot .rani,ne Application

WAsHINCToN. ID. g.. July i2.-The
Treasury Department. in reply to an
appeal for a refund Of duty on salt i'm.
ported at Norfolk. Va. and alleged t.
have been destroyed by the storm and
flood of April 9Th and 7th last, say 5
The application cannot be granted, a,
the salt having been entered for con.
sumption at the time Of its importa.
ton. and delivered in the custody OF
the importer upon payment OF duty
and was in the possession of the gov
ernment at the time the casualty oc-
Cured.
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AT Washing -Washingtons. In
dianapolis, 3
At New l0rk-New Norks, 4; Cleye-
lands 3.
At Boston-Bos,0ns. l3: rittsburgs, /.
AT Philadelphia- Philadelphias, 8;
Cbicagos. ..
Al Observation-Disclosures. 6. Colum-
bus. D.
At Kansas Cily-Kausas Citys, o:
BalimOres. 4.
At 81. Louis-S.. Louis, 4, Athlet-
les. %.
AT Louisville-Louisvilles, g. Brook
lyns. g.
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Ihe Secretary of the Navy Improves Of
A.la

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 12.-The
Secretary of the Navy has approved
the report recommending as a site for
the new Marine Barracks al Norfolk
a plot Of ground Immediately south OF
the west gate entrance, bounded on the
north by Sloat street and on the cast
by Koarney avenue.
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Lost HIS Life by Failing from the Top
Ot Furnace.

ROANOKE, Va. July l2.-Pat. Fox. a
young man employed in the construc-
tion Of the new Grocer furnace, lost
his footing this evening and fell dis
tauce of seyenty.twO feet, striking the
ground with great force. breaking his
light leg and arm and rupturing blood
vessels in his breast. The fall did not
render him unconscious, and he con
yersed to within a few minutes Of his
death, which occurred forty-five min
utes after ne fell. He was nineteen
wears old and came from Clifton Forge.
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The southern Cotton O,I Company

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-The officers
of the Southern Cotton Oil Company
deny the current report that the com
pany has been absorbed by the Cotton
OIL Trust. They declare that their
company is absolutely independent,
and proposes " remain so.
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nEMINARY.

IL 10. 3 L. GRACE -rnEEr. RfcImOsD, Va.
JOHN II. POWELL H. prlncipal
MRs 4. - pEirON. Associate Principal.
Tho seventeenth session ~ This BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL FOK YOUNG La
DIS AND LITTLE GIRLS viii Deg.u WED
htSDAl. september %, ls-D, aud close
June ~. 1880.
The instruction Is thorough ani complete.
from kindergarten a. collegiate course. lu-
elusive. Special advantages iu Modern Ian
suages and Music. Number Of board, -
limited q thiity.
Board. lights. fuel. ani instruction in cu-
tire knglish course, with Latin. for io0rdcrs
500.
Apply for catalogue 20 either principal.
lyl3--uA lufOctI
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BiII Hesser Arre>ied-Ihe ConsteIla-
lion

NORFOLK. va. July l9.-Bll Hesser
a supposed North Carolina murderer,
wanted at High Point for killing an
other negro three months ago in a quar-
rel over woman, has been arrested
here.
The United States steamer Constella-
ton is in the dry-dock at the navy-yard.
Fourteen additional workmen were
called in the yard today TO work on
her.
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The President and Party Depart Tor
Deer PARK.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July l2.-The
President, accompanied by Secretary
Window. Mrs. Window. and her two
daughters. and Private Secretary Hal
ford left Washington this afternoon at
3 o'clock for Deer Park.
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ANegro hiIIcd by Az, Hos.

ALTA NTA. Ga. July IA Canton
special to the Constitution says: Mr.
killian. boss on a ditching train at
Holly Springs, was attacked by George
Allen. negro workman. whom he had
removed for tardiuess. and in self-le-
fense shot the negro dead. killan came
here and gave himself up to-day.
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CHICAGO, ILL, July l2.-The Tribune
this morning says that representatives
Of an English syndicate are 10 Chicago
for the purpose Of buying the gas trusts
plants, and that they propose to furnish
"a, at'twenty- cents per thousand
foot
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riiIcis "AngeIus- Likoiy 60 Come TO
tmcrfcn

PARIS. July 12.-lt is now thought
likely that the COrcoran art gallery. or
some other art repository in America,
will yet secure MiIlet's 'Augelus,n i'm
view Of the probability that the French
Chamber will refuse TO confirm the
government s purchase Of the picture
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Burke'sIxIradIiIon Soi signed.

OTTAWA, ONT. July l2.-Nartin
Burke 5 eItradition warrant has not yet
beon signed. Judge BAN report has
been received from Winnipeg. but the
attorney-general moved to-day for
copy Of all evidence, the warrant will
likely be issued next week.
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DENVER, Coll. July l2-Mr. Wyatt
Acting Secretary Of State, was arrested
yesterday afternoon for refusing tC
comply with an order Of the Court. tie
was sentenced to ten days in the county
jail. and is now confined in that insti-
tuition. II is expected that writ Of
hdbeds corpus will be sued out for his
release.
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MADISON. WIS, July l9.-l esterday
afternoon Judge Stewart sentenced
Herman Fische to twenty years in the
penitentiary, for criminaliy assaulting
Nettie Templeman, aged six years, at
North Leeds Columbia county, April
80. Fische pleaded guilty.
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GETrsBURG, PA, July ls.-Two men,
named Homer and Reiisnyder. were
killed In barn zen miles south OF
here yesterday BY stroke u light
ming. The barn was set Oh tire and de-
strOyed.
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4 church Supprcs,ed

ST. PETsRsBCRG. July 12.-As the re-
suit of the recent action of tho au.
th0rities against the Lutheran Church
Ia various paris of the Empire. that re-
lisious body is totally suppressed in
Russia.
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. camb,er Shoots hts mistress.

DENVER, COL. Julv IA gambler
named Edward Hendershot' last night
shot and seriously wounded his mistress,
Celia Thompson. Hendershot then
committed suicide. His father Is a
prominent citizen Of Ottumwa, Iowa.
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4 CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
~ SIAUNTON. VIRGINIA.
MIss MARY J. BALDWIN PRINCIPAL

Opens September I. 1850. Closes June. IsDp
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and appointments. fuN corps 81 icachefs.
Jnrisalied advantages iu Music. Languages.
b tlOcuiion, Art, Bookkeeping. Physical Cui-
ture, ~teDognphy, and lype. writing.
Board. &C.. with full English course. 81 -
for the entire nine months Music, Ar, AMI
Languages extra.
For full particulars apply 10 the principal
or ca talOgue IYrO-toIIIt
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IvERSITY
of VIRGINIA.

Session begins oct LIST. and continues nina
Wonths Faculty Of i~enty-Onc Professor :
and eight Instructors Mell-equ.ppc Z
laboratories and museums. N.ces nry ex-
lenses ola Nifginian in the Ac8demical Dc-
partm0nt, only $3.50 For catalogues. Apply 1 t.
" N. ". THORNTON. Chairman of fLc tacult.
70. lnlFerslty Va Jc2y-sOd12t'
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oran.em en-. PIcnic.

FORT ERIE, ONT, July l2.-The
Orangemen had beautiful weather for
their picnic TO day. The Loyal Orange
lodges Of Fort Erie marched TO the In
ternaiional bridge and escorted the
visiting brethren to the Fort Erie
grounds. The procession, which num-
Der 1000, arrived at noon and retired
To the grove where appropriate speeches
were made for the occasion. Every
thing passed off pleasantly.
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WIN Contribute len Thousand Dollar.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The Sun to-day
offers TO contribute $4,000 towards de-
fraying the expense OF carrying out the
proposed project of holding an inter
national exhibition in this city in 1892
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wsa,ner indication. for To-Day

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l2.-
ns For Virginia Fair, followed
|lby showers, Saturday night
slightly warmer, variable winds.
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PARIS, July I'm. Lour and VI.
Thomson fought duel with pistols
this morning Neither was injured.
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The ,o.,mauer Gcncrsl Invited sou,n

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July l2.-The
Chambers Of Commerce of Mobile and
Birmingham. Ala. have invited Post
masterGeneral Wanamaker to visit
those cities. lie will accept if possible.
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quiet at Homestead.

PrrrsBURG PA, July i2.-Everything
Is reported quiet 1T Homestead up 70
l0.30 o'clock To- night.
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OxerruIed.

CHICAGO. Ill. July l2.----The applica-
ton for a writ OF hdbeGS corpus in the
case Of John f. Beggs was overruled by
Judge Horton this afternoon.
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BERLIN. July l2-The journeymen
bakers OF Berlin have organized a gene
raj strike. and 1000 of them are now
out.
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WfEIINt.s.

InE RICHMOND UNION PASSENGER Rail-
WAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND. June 25. 1889.
HAVING BEEN ORDERED BY THE
IL Executive Board and hOldcFs Of moi ;
than one-tenth Of the capital stock of tns
Company 80 10 do, hereby cali a GENERAL.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF tnA
RICHMOND UNION PASSENGER Raj o.
WAY COMPANY 10 be held at ths
office of the Company ON TpUiSDAl,
August lst, 1850, al ~ O'Clock noon.
ANDNkw flZZlNl. JR.. secretary.
Ju25-td
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By j. Thompson Brown 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneo~.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
FRAME HOUSES AND THREE BRICK
HOUSES,
To be removed IN thirty days alter conarma-
non OF the sale 10y the commissioners.
SATURDAY. July 18TH. @ O'Clock.
The above houses are on ghe property OF
John 4. Robinson, deconscd. on second and
franklin streets and second and Dmcr
Ing on Second anG Franklin reefs. ami soy
dwelling and two small ones.
This property WAS ADVERTISED 20 havo ieeu
sold on thursday yesterday hut owing to
the latencss II the hour. was postponed % the
above date.
fERNs oF SALr.-A negotiable note pays-
hle sixty days AFTER counrmrtiol of sale.
bearing interest, and satisfactorily endorsed.
JAMts LYONS.
special Crmmls ssionsr.
j. IHcNf-oN BROWN & Co. Auciipncefs.
NATIONS AnMtNfSrRArktN ffc., .,riNfNrlFIs.
AGAINST ROBINSON AND OTHERS. nK-
fiSDANi~, AND LYONS. GUARDIAN.
fLAiNfitf AGAINST KoHISsoN AND0Tii-
YRS, DEFENDANTS.
n cHANCRRr CoURr'oF cIFr on RIcuNoSD.
], Charles W. Goddin clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required ~ Tho special
commissioner by the decree in said cause oi
June 2Oth isSo has been duly givou.
CHARLES ". GODDiN.
Ifyl2-tdi
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| AW SCHOOL
l. WASHINGTON AND LEI UNIyER-

LEXINGTON, VA.
CHARLES A. 6RANES. ". A.,B. j.. pr0f,,.
sor Of Common and statute Law.
JOIN RANDOLPH IIDkER. III. D., Pro
lessor Of Equity and Commercial Law.
aud Of Constitutional and international
law.
Tuition and fees. SO for session Of uiuo
months. commencing september 18Th
Apply Tor catalogue and cirsular.
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ileefu. htIfniu.

NoRTH VERNON. lND July I2.-Kil-
rain boarded train here at midnight
Tor Cincinnati.
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rloeressi.e nlrmlnannm-

.|"iANnI nI'IN'ilcr Nl the IIuHs.'
EnNNWAg. ALA. July 1O.-It is re-
/ ported ON good authority that ground
VIII soon bee broken at East Rirminp-
ham for one hundred ton furnace.
This Will increase the output of fur
naces ln Jefferson county alone fo
t"enty-one hundred tons Of pig metal
per day.
Professor Alfred Bainord an analvt
lcal chemist whose opinion carries
weight informs your CORRESPONDENT
uhNi ODD % short time steel Will be made
in this district, not only by the Hen
derson process. but by other methods
also.
Work has been commenced on the
Birmingham. POvderlv and Be-semcr
Dummy Line. The completion of this
road will give to Birmingham seven
steam motor lines ceuteriug I'm the
heart of the city. the aggregate mile.
ageoi the seven roads being ffty miles.
These dummy lines do large suburban
tiaiic. and all OF them seem 90 uay eN-
pen-es. They are equipped with roll
lu- stock similar to that used on the
elevated roads of New York.
THE recent completion Of the Georgia
Pacific Road through TO Greeuyille, on
ihc Mississippi river. gives the Alabama
coal dealers am opportunity to invade
tcrrltory which is legitmately their
own. but which has heretofore been
controlled by Northern dealers The
market referred t0 is New Orleans aud
the numcrou, sugar plantations along
thr Mississippi. Coal from tine Warrior
coal beii cam Doe shipped all-rail o.
Groonviilc. and thence transported
down the river by barges. at a very
small cost.
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FRAME HOUSES AND THREE BRIt X
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THE BEEcHwoop TRAGEDY. 4

TT'HE BEECHWOOD TRAGEDY, 4
i Tale Of the chickahominy. By VI }.
HAW. Zoe sale % The following Main street
sons. 9OJs Randolph 4 English. 1907. Pgsea,
paper cover 30 cents; cloth, IS cents.
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