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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

SMoKELEss PowDER.-Secret etary Proctor has
decided to test at the Springfield arsenal the
smokeless powder submitted to the War de-
partment by Mr.. Ellsworth, the inventor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

A NAVAL OFFICER REsIaSs.-Ensign Lo-
renzo Semple has rendered his resignation to
the Secretary of the Navy, to take effect No.
vember 80. 1880, and has been granted leave
until that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE, now in English
waters on her way home, has been ordered
to stop Mt Antwerp and bring to the United
| States the body of ex-Minister Pendleton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

The PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for November
shows a decrease in the debt amounting to
s4.S69e72 The net cash or surplus in the
treasury is S40 249, 1877, Ave millions less than
month ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03
DEsIo, MANUFACTURING JEwELER,

seS. DESIO. MANUFACTURING JEwELER,
49, 439 18th st.n.w.. Rooms 1, . and q. upstairs,
For the cohvenienceof the public and IL order to-
show MY work TO a better advantage have opened u
show room, where Will keep constantly in stock
the latest Diamond, Jewelry, American Watches,
French and American Clocks, Solid Silver Ware and
every description OF solid Gold Jewelry. sc.
NB.-Old Gold and silver taken in exchange or
bought for cash. n30-7t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY resumed his regular
receiving hours-from 10 to IL noon.
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R~swIss MUSICAL BOXES.
Direct timportation-opened today.
n3O-6t f. G.. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave.

K.SNoTICE.
D> Listen to some of the reasons why you can
save money by buying Furniture Ot My goods are
purch strictly tor cash and sold cash basis.
cash. My expenses for doing business is less than
other leading houses. make specialty OF Furniture,
and have well assorted stock to select from.
II. o. TOWLES,
n30-6t Furniture Ware Rooms. 1907 Pa. ave.
se-,THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE
0>A COMPANY.
OfSce: Room z, No. 472 Louisiana ave.
Telephone-257-3.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. r. Woodward. Thomas Bowling,
Vim. Kedin Woodward. George 4. Dunlop,
Thomas W. smith, Gilbert b. Towles,
Matthew g. Emery, Fred W. Pratt
Horace J. Gray.
OFFICERS:
wM T. WOODWARD, WM. REDIN WOODWARD,
President Vice President.
wM BURRIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Examines titles and furnishes abstracts and certif-
Gates thereof issues guarantees of titles to purchasers
and mOrtSagees titles real estate prepares
legal papers and attends to all estate TRANSACTIONS
MINIMUM FEES
Examin alton of title and Certificate Thereof. S20
Examination of Title and Abstract Thereof...... 20
Guarantee of Title to Purchaser, Addition
Guarantee of Title to Mortgagee, in Addition
Continuation Of Titles.2 Years and Under r....... 5
= TO 1ears.....-..........- ~
TO 10 4 lears.....-........ 10
Conveyancing, each Instrument.
one Certifcate Of Taxes is included in every distract
Certificate. n3U-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

The VESSELS of the squadron Of evolution
are coalng at Boston. 1t is not thought that
the squadron will sail before Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

e@TO MEN WHO DRESS wELL-GEN-
~ erosity in the Tailoring Business is an in
novation-a good, wholesome feature. The in
crease of my business convinces me 1t pays TO
be generous / propose to deal with you in
manner that will bring you here the next time
you want clothes-and the next. aim to strike
the popular chord iii Tailoring; that is, strictly
high-grade materials. stylishly and honestly
made and perfect fitting, at the minimum Of
cost. a tailor-nade suit will be after
ready made suit has fallen to pieces lost its
shape. &c. l am running three specials VIZ:
Black Diagonal Coat and Vest TO order. S25; q
Fine ChinChilla Oyercoat to order, SZ5 Elegant
Full Dress Suit to order, $50 q. MAhFIELD
SIMPSON, Expert in trousers and Tailoring,
Cor. 9th and Cf SITS. n.w d2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

| GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, $1S3, ,264; customs, S472, ,592.
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DEMOCRATS In THE HOUSE.
A Caucus to Determine Their Line of
Policy-What it Will Probably BE.

The democrats Of the House did not COM
plete their work at the caucus yesterday morn
ing Tonight another caucus will be held to
discuss the general policy of the party for the
session. general declaration of faith was
made on the tariff question at the caucus yes
terday, as was stated in The STAR. Tonight it
is expected that they viii go more into detail
as to their policy. 1t is expected that
they will declare against any obstruction
to free action on any. bill presented by the
majority accepting such features of the meas
ure Gf one is reported) make reduction in
customs duties and entering their formal pro-
test against that which is opposed to their
principles. The Mills bill will better the
foundation of the party platform. They will
probably decide upon defensive policy in case
OF any aggressive action Of the majority and to
stand shoulder to shoulder in resistance to any
such change of the rules as will put the mi
nority too much in the power of the majority.
and will also resist the unseating of any Of their
members. whose seats are contested, except
where the contestant has a very good case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is YOUR PRESENT PIANO

R~THOS. A. LADsON WISHES TO INFORM
- his friends and former customers that he has
returned to the city aud is with Messrs. MOORE
LEDlNG 11O9 Penn. ave, where he will be pleased
to show them n fine stock OF jewelry. n30-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03

ARLINGTON HOTEL
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. DEC. 4 and 5.
DISPLAY OF
IMPORTED NOVELTIES
for Street and evening wear
In DRESS GOODS. SILKS. WRAPS. MILLINERY,
&c, from
HUTzLER BROS.
BALTIMORE.
ordszs taken for Gowns and Millinery. d2-3t1p
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xSTHE PERPETUAL BUILDING AsSOCIA
TON
PEOPLES SYNDICATE.


PEOPLES SYNDICATE.
In these days syndicates Of rich capitalists being
upon ali kinds OF business enterprises The best syn
fe4t for Ef ds rs .Se fee aaM
ing Of real estate or for saving for the sa1e Of
earning Interest Ihis = hIs been en-
has now surplus Of S6O,000of accumulated profits.
series of shares. ANY one can become q member and
share in the benefits It's object is the aiding aud
in the general prosperity and increase Of value of prop
sr m one shares 81 whdsS before atu per
cent annum at maturity and per cent per annum
sioS or upwards i has always returned members
money on demand when required We advance $3.50
ior monthly 0o0 on shares; i9r q nonthly
Sn S
you come III go out ut any times the benefits are
money Shares. monthly cam be had II ali times ss
and no back dues required The people Of Warrington
hs2: ot sos q STOCK 1 Of the ninth
seses last month our total receipts being
sepE M Be sa a sS 7
{. {. DtSdffSs'SSS, f.'S, LEWIS HfaAHAM Vim HAM,,
:. .. 'A Treasurer ofiee. Sis sf;si fassii st.
Capitol Hill Branch BY A. n MEEKER, aos q, st
Y1sMolMdANNs CHRISTIAN CHRIS 1lS,. TEMPERANCE RANCE
!. pnGP
Mrs NJ T. COHEN, President
Mrs. L, f. SHELTON, secretary. o2p-tu6m
NOTICE Of sIu FIRST Ian ASNgAL @ NEE MEETING
ROCK CREEK RAILROAD COMPANY OF 1HE DC.
Il ss s ssn ss s's sSsps s & ss
S hs Ssid !, s Sss 81 s ss
L. MagYaInan yl7 y st. thys city, on the TWELFTH
DAY o. DECEMBER, 1885, ~ ~ O'Clock N.
BY order: j. b. WIMER
n12, 10. .tde3,l0-5t Secretary.
Q--.s FRESH HAVANA AND KEY WEST
SEGARS.
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
All the Leading Drspds, at New York prices.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
Importer Wines Brandies aud Segars,
fl5 1x13 fennsylyaria aveuua.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H~DR. E S. CARROLL,
- DENTIST.
Aas Removed from 18th street TO 1925 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03
GAIT BUILDING, llO7 Pa. ave.;

newly fitted up; handsomely papered; the rooms are
all large and conveniently arranged with high CELL
ings and wide windows full height of story, giving
ample light and free ventilation front and back the
entrance way is exceptionally large and imposing.
Apply to
40 -Et SIEIGER II I ERERNANN laa2 ST
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sTEIGER Il LIEBERMANN. 1903 F st.

.e~,CEMENT AND GRANOLITHIC WORK.
E4~A, We call your attention to work worthy of
patronage, that of laying walks with Portland
Cement and Crushed Granite, Wet Areas and Cellars
made Dry and sweet, which can be in several
houses in the city done by the able work OF B. kIOR
DAN, GIL st. NV. d2-3t'
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NOTES.

Stephen w. Baxter, lieutenant colonel Of
John A. Logan command Of U.v.U., has been
appointed . lieutenant on the Capitol police
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kilograms to The Star.
lYNCHING OF A FlREBUG.
Joe Vermillion Strung Up at Upper
Marlboro.
LONG STORY OF A KE1eHBoRHooD rEun.
ecial Dispatch 10 THE EVENING srAa.

Special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR
UPPER MARLBORO, Dec. s.
This morning, at half-past 2 o'clock, Judge
Lynch visited our town, and although the party
he was after (Joe yermillion) was in the hands
of the law. the old-time punishment was
meted out without the Intervention Of the jury
Joe Vermillion, q white man, was arrested
about ten days ago in the upper part Of the
county for setting fire to houses and barns, and
two others of the same family were also arrested
but were subsequently released. Immediately
after the arrest threats were heard that Judge
Lynch intended to save the state the expense Of
trial, but the talk dying out il was thought
that the law would be allowed to take its
course and the extra precautions taken by the
sheriff were somewhat relaxed. This morning
about2 O'Clock there was some commotion in
the town when some forty horsemen, we'll
masked, appeared in our streets and surrounded
the jail. They were very quiet and or
derly and calling to the jailor, Mr..
Ridgway, that they had prisoner. Mr..
Ridgway came down from his bed
room and opened the gate. The two hiding
men at once grabbed the jailer and others COW
cred him with pistols. Mr.. Ridgway resisted
as best he could, but the iron grip of the men
holding him prevented him from getting away
HIM. Some of the party went to Vermillion's
cell, where they found him with his leg shackies
welded to the floor.
These were cut by some while others were
holding the prisoner, and some were preparing
the rope which they placed ON his neck. although
aermlllion fought them desperately. They
then dragged him from the cell and building,
but he fought hard for his life, and having
secured piece of glass some of the lynchers
We're cut and scratched by him with it.
They took him toward the railroad and reach
ing the iron bridge on the east Of the town about
500 yards from the Jail threw the rope over a
beam, drew him up and tying the other end left
him hanging.
Preparations are being made for an inquest
this morning.
Vermillion was desperate character and
died cursing the mob. Justice would have
taken its course, but the doomed man had
threatened the life of many in Queen Anne dis
trict. He was one who would have kept his
word and this may be assigned as the primal
cause.
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Capitol Topics.

BILLS TO REGULATE FEDERAL ELECTIONS
The Senate will probably get down to real
business several days in advance of the House,
and among the material which will come up for
early discussion and action will be bill or bills
on the interesting and debate-stirring topic of
federal elections. Senator Sherman and Senator
Chandler both have measures which aim to
regulate elections. The Sherman bill includes
every state in the Union, but Mr.. Chambers
bill will apply only in South Carolina, Florida,
Mississippi and Louisiana.
THE SEATING OF THE MEMBERS
Of the House yesterday after the election of the
chaplain was, as usual, very interesting.
Previous to the blindfolding of the page and
the other preliminaries to the lottery a resolu-
tion was adopted by which ex-Speakers Banks
Randall and Carlisle and Representative Will
lam d. Kelley were permitted to select
their seats in advance of the other
members. Representative O'Neill Of Penn
syivania endeavored to have the privi-
lege extended to those who had been
elected to thirteen congresses, which would in
clude himself, but laughter and general inap-
probation Of long service upset the motion.
Ex-Speaker Carlisle secured a good seat by
virtue of the resolution, but the ex-leader OF
the democracy on the floor, Mr.. Mills, was one
of the last men 10 be called and his seat was
very obscure. Some one gave up his old seat
to him and magnanimously went to the rear
When Mr.. Reeds name was called there was q
ripple of laughter and some republican called
out: 'We provided him with a seat some time
ago." Mr.. Mckinley had frst-class oppor-
tunity and he changed to point where he can
catch the Speakers eye. or both OF bis eyes, a.
often as he wants to. Mr.. Bland Of Missouri is
Just in front of Mr.. Carlisle, where he can at
tract attention right along.
CLASSIFICATION OF sKNAroRs
The Senate committee on privileges and cleo
tions had under consideration today the resolu-
ton introduced yesterday by Senator Hoar
providing for the classification of the Senators
from the new states. The resolution met with
unanimous approval and will be reported 70
the Senate, probably tomorrow.
MOTIFS.
Stephen w. Baxter, lieutenant colonel Of
John A. Logan command Of U.v.U., has been
AuA snxn<o, ~,ak AZ Al
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o., CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES
and other securities. Commercial htho-
grapEy aud designing A. q. GEDNEl.
Al 10Th and streets Post building.)
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10
NUMBER 6

picture, great IN Its time, beari.g some
marks OF its greatness. History de-
scribes that picture. It is nearly faded
away. You say: "Oh, what a pity
that so wonderful a picture by RAJ
phael should be nearly defacedl" After
a while u man comes up, very unskill-
full in art, and he proposes to rctoucli
it. You say: Stand Off ] would
rather have it just as it is; you will
only make it worse. After while
there comes an artist who was the
equal OF Raphael. He says: II will
rctouch that picture and bring out all
its original power" You have full
confidence in his ability. He touches
it here and there. Feature after feat
ure comes forth, and when he is, done
with the picture it is complete i'll all
its original power. Now God inn
pressed his image on our race, but
that image has been defaced for hum:
dfcds and for thousands OF. years, get:
ting fainter and fainter. Here comes
up divine Raphael He says can
restore that picture He has alb;power,,
in heaven and onEeartl e5is the
deanal aaeS 1esNte 3iess
sfaTess th csala gesof 5no NvB drew
.fhes Iinages 81 Goel ssouf He:
touches this sin am! s. 4 lis. gone, that
transgrcssioa and tdisappeais, and all
the DETACHMENT yanishes, and where
sin abounded grace doth much more
abound. I" Will yousllaye. the deface-s
lnent or will you,llavc tile restoration?
| am well persuaded that if | could by;
Il touch of heavenly patllos in twomin-
utes put before you what has been
done to save your soul, there would
be an emotional tide overwhelming.
Mamma" s;lid a little child to her
mother when she was being put to bed
at night, mamma, what makes your
hand SO Scared and twisted and unlike
other peoples llands2" Wei" said
the mother, nycllild. when you were
younger than you are now, years ago,
one night after l had put you 10 bed.I
heard cry, ashriek upstairs camc
up and found the bed was oil fire, and
you were on fire, and took hold of you
and l tore off tho burning garments,
and while l was tearing them off and
trying to get you away burned my
hand, and it has been burned and
SCARED ever since, and hardly looks
any more like hand; but | got that,
my child, in trying to save YOU" 0
man! D womanl / wish today
could show you the burned hand of
Christ-burned in plucking you out of
the fire, burned in snatching you away
from the fame. Aye, also the burned
foot. and the burned brow, and the
burned heart-burned for you. BY
his stripes We are healed.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10

A coroner in India rendered the fol
lowing verdict: Pended died OF the
tiger eating him; there was no other
cause of death. Nothing was left ex-
cept some fingers, which probably be
longcd to the right or left hand. y
Ynnth's Communion.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10
SPEgI Al III Office.

the public for their liberal patronage OF
the few weeks Onr trade has far exceeded our expectations
the highest marked price for all the eo-
give exchange goods lower than they can get
We helping the people and they seem disposed
Ito help We know that for low prices are in the lead
We will reduce stock of Spring and Summer goods we shall
do it BY CUTTING PRICES--we want you to know it,
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The ALUMINIUM :Ae..
Soon Houses. Bridges, Ships and Flying
Machines VIII lie Made Of This alctal. =

Soon Houses, Bridges. Ships and Flying
Machines VIII lie Made of This Metal.
The world has had its ;ses of stone
and bronze. We: arc uo@ passing
through tho iron age. Will this i'a
succeeded by all age Of alumluunif
We believe that it will lttaXcs ones
Imagination Il little, VIC confess, but
not ones crctlulity to sec III the minds
eve the bright and beautiful alumni
nun replacing the black and ugly
iron in most Of the latlcl.'s uses
Fancy houses built OF aluminium.
instead of iron Thc.weight, on thcnews
metal is onlysa third as muchH Ms :iroil,s
wifi, en1,nl cas- rs 70 =
cast and rca}
larger than those t0ewficIl archilcc-
tural iron is NOW confined. Perhaps
whole fronts OF modern sized houses
could be moldctlin Il single piece. This
would greatly facilitate building OPP
erations, which arc now slow.
Aluminium is as lrcproof as iron.
The larger tbs plates Of the metal
composing the size of the house the
less liable they arc to be warped and
cured by intense heat. y building
with aluminium walls. such as we have
described, would survivca grcatcon
aagration in which iron structures
OF existing patterns would wltlicr ANA
crumblc TO the ground. AS aluminium
never rusts, Il house constructed OF 1t
would always exhibit Il silvery, glis-
tening surface. 1t would require no
cleaning. eXccpt as smoke or dust
might gradually dim its native
beauty. A sponge and water would
bring all that back.
Whenever aluminium is cheap
enough for house building. steamships
will be made Of it. This will be
revolution in ocean commerce. llulls
Of aluminium Ships will weigh only
third as much us iron ones OF equal
tonnage. They will be rs strong and
secure against damage from collision
as iron vessels now arc. Their far
greater Luoyarcy will be to that ca
tent an increase OF safety.
Passenger cars made of aluminium
in light and graceful pattern
ing wheels Of the same mctal-necd
weigh no more than wooden cars of
our day, and they would be incoEi-
ous.loit 1...' " .,,,as,,o W., ;,tn SnI;nters
truall l}iea ,p VI T ,l,, ,,c,ls Of r,;lrod
~ COLLISIONS nv t' .I,,n,;,,,, viii
l !, III l ,I aSu , ", '''0i' VIZ
DC !, Eluch lcsS li''t low ,.;1,
der it the lest Of all possible material
lor orisse si.o t nf ,,o sn;.lro ;tsnlf for
ropes, do ,,,s" " ,rI i,,,t osS,l;rl That
asiven span; pe'.s vi. iii norfnrn, rc.,s
OF ifoi,' eiiE.iiISIs VIZ o' ~, II, Iu.,
OF orlagc oulloiiss nv NOV MnTi,
yond tnSlr powers. iiiI III -. ~ NJ,
mum VIII nc inc age OF Dr,uses 81 i F.:,
Will 2rooaD!y oe .llroM II Wv - ss.s s...
END Norlli MYERS at l'lte..ais oi5cs e.y
lew DlockS. g
win inc suilcien1 sG'ieai oaI;ani;nm
aluminium may JG,,,e .i ~ craa, .,l,-
OF lhe l1slII,s s naunsn ~ oor;, r,yig:,.
49,, !, .ho J;ff;cul,y of c,,nnlvinG n
practical motor either to propel or to
steer the balloon. The want IS still
more seriously felt if the design is to
dispense with gas and initiate merely
the movement of birds wing or q
lish's tail i'll clcavlng thcair.
THE small WcITllt OF all aluminium
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10
AUGUST 4 1889.
ITO THE People OF
ACC0lIAC AND NORTHAMPTON
sG0TY III Z 7. E.

We few lines to inform you n On @
Business business and although w. Are ~ @
midst OF on
Goods and Trimmings White Goods anu
Garnet Alatting>, az ,.ao, f,r orr
these goods this early IN the season and in
Knocked the bottom out OF the prices ror n
were Slo
So 6 inch Henrietta at we SOU ~
CENTS Ornd
Stripes and Saens that III cents and India
121 now 10 cents laas a o
now o5 those twereSI cents
anu Inc
We enade
hnlarres 10 Stlect frOma
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-08-10
3ich, gReaAtifal and Good
1t makes no difference what it is
that you want, if is III the hue of
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry or SpectacIes

Watches. Gl0CKS, IeWeiry OF opeCldc'os
Twill furnish you. 1 am carrying
a stock now that must suit every
one in want Of such goods. Every
article fully warranted to be as
good as represented. Buying as |
do, for cash, and in most articles
direct from the manufacturer, can
always get the lowest possible
prices, aud making my living by
my repair work, [ sell for the small
lest possible profit. All my prices
compare favorably with city prices,
but in most articles my prices are
MUCH CHEAPER for same goods. |
make speciality of AMERICAN
WATCHES in gold and silver, for
ladies, gents aud boys.
All kinds of repair wors i'll my
line will oe done in workmanllke
manner, also letter engraving In
rings, &c.
You are invited to calland assure
yourself.
JOHN w. DUNCAN,
Main Street, Onancock, Va.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-14
HIGH POINT HAPPENINGS.

From. the HIGH Point Enterprise]
Mrs. Geo. T. Leach left for Wins
ton this morning. A; @ g
Mr. Abram Jones dug turnip
from his garden this week which
weighed four pounds and one ounce.
The Hammond Manufacturing Co.,
of Archdale, furnished the Lexington
bank with a counter for their new
building. 1t is aihandsome piece of
work.
Mr.. B. X. Morris brought US .rab-
bit last week which was a curiosity. It
had a small, thin head, red eyes and
white throat and forehead. The lab-
bit is the talk of the neighborhood.
Mr.. I. D. Carrot, a former mer-
chant at Greensboro, attempted sui
cicide yesterday on the train between
Greensboro and Burlington by cutting
his throat. He was taken off, the train
at Burlington in dangerous condi
ton. At last accounts he had re-
turned to Greensboro and was much
better,-SENTINEL-l taco
A car load of machinery arrived
here Tuesday for the Empire Plaid
mills, which will go towards inaugu-
rating new work, such as the, manu-
facture of fancy cotton cassimeres- We
saw sample of these goods, and it re.
fleets credit upon the progressive spirit
of the mills. Among the car load of
machinery we noticed some Of. the ma
chinery for a spinning mill Whether
it will be put up here remains to be