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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

The j. Steinmetz Jewely Co.
Can suit you in diamonds or jewels OF
any kind. If competitors will tell strictly
the truth about their goods, We have NO
fear of them selling you. as we know that
our goods for their respective qualities are
the lowest. As witness to this fact we need
only mention that q posted gentleman from
an eastern metropolis, recently in this city,
having need of a diamond stud to wear to q
nuptial event, looked over everything in the
city and bought it of us. He wanted abso-
lutely white and perfect gocdo, and he said
we we're the only people who showed him
really fine stones. t7
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DENVER. Col. Nov. 1. 1880.

y. OENVEN, COL, NOV u IoSUs
Marcus IAssner Esq. Helena, Mont:
Dear 6ir-It gives me pleasure to give you this
testimonial about your spring. water. have
suffered for nearly ten years with constipation of
the bowels, would 60 sometimes as long o. if
teen days without passage, never less than eight
days. l never was minute during all these
years without 1 headache, sometimes the pain
also produced congestion Of the womb | triod
several doctors and different medicines with but
little relief. then called on DR.. Rockman. of
me to drink your spring water hot three times .
day, about half pint. and to my great relief and
pleasure | found myself CURED within three
city, and still feel we'll. not single bad eymp-
pm Of my previous trouble has shown itself.
Please accept my heartfelt thanks for the great
relief your spring water gave me.
Sincerely Yours.
Mrs. JENNIE EDWARDS.
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The ). stsinmet. Jeweley O..

Scarf pins for gentlemen are still fash.
ionable and make an acceptable holiday
present. We have line Of beauties in
snamels. with diamond settings, ete. Also
high class goods from e26 to el26 II vou
arc out Of town send for selection penk-
age, G. O. D.. or with approved refertnces.
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). L|SSNER'S MINERAL WATER :.
This Water used in connection with and for the benefit
of the guests Of the
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, !.
Helena, Montana. It has been analysed and found to
contain the very best of medicinal qualities.
THoxAs 'Parcr 1 eoN

THOMAS PRICE & SoN,
Cxxk10AL LABORATORY AND O1E FIooRs,
sAN FRANCIsCO, CALI. Oct. u, 1890. }
Marcus ldssner. ESQ. InternAti onal Hotel, Hell
ena, Mont. 7
Dear b we have made careful qualitative
analysis OF . sample of water sent to this office
hy you and find it to contain the chlorides car
bonAtss and sulphatss Of lime, magnesia. coda
and potash, and 1t is FREQ from animal and vege-
table matter. Yours Truly,
THoHAs PRlox & Sow.
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HELENA. Mont, Oct. 30, 1890
Mr.. Marcus Lssner. Dear Sir-Having used
the water from your 81 E nzs for eevoral weeks
with beneficial results cheerfully recommend
its use to th0sessuffering from kidney troubles.
A. H. WEBER, 808 HillsdAle ave.
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The ,. stslnnst. Jewelry Co.

Have everythinafn the line OF American
movements that you can demand and an
unlimited assortment Of cases. That auoh
stock is appreciated il shown by the I'M
usual success they have had IN the watch
business, selling more watches than anv
two concerns have been known to have pre-
viously sold. We are the ''bauner houae,,
in the watch trade and You only need 70
look over the stock and learn prices In or
der to find ont what you want and where
you want to buy il.
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Arrivals ~ Vh0 Helena.
CIV Branerd, Auburn Jacob Eteel, New Yorl
oaI' -, Frank Steel, :.
Veg. =. 0au6y. New Geo Stoal.
g. g. PabA, Milwaukee q, P st.cy., fys...o
Porter hundaIl, Chi b. Hennes:. Naw Vol
~. b. D. fullmer, Bar
Benton. I. A. AIls~ H-vl
Chas. Rupert, Chicago. b. Onrenh.;ws. Au ~;
]. i. JenningS, coo 0''i
w. n. Tabor. 81. Paul. e. q. Macl.v c,o.,
w. b Wi9htman. Ean Falls. se"'
Francisco. e A. Walls. Dan 1r..r-
Omor Bushnell, St cisco. 4 80
Paul. John r. Nolan a,
p. J. Donohue Maxys- Franciscsa ~
VILE. A. W. Kirch, 81. FAM
X. 8. GixtOn. White n. N. Psi
Sulphur GprinGg,
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Arrivals 1T the Grand Central.
]. A. Hensley. Castle. H. W. Embere. Chi
h. Trumley, caro-
David Anchard, Dear ]. D. Outflow, Boston
born. ]. A. Smith, Boulder.
Il n: 90, East Helena John Smith, Marysville
Ed: Peterson. Marys- W.: E. Durham, San
vile. Francisco.
W. f. Dawell. Mis- John Maxon, Black.
soula. foot.
E. Donnsllan, Michi- VI. VI. Penrofo. Mich,
gan. gan,
II. p. Berghard, Great 81. + Randall, Greai
Falls. Falls
]. Scott, Oregon: H. buster Oregon,
J. J. Mendenhali, Bose- Mrs. Dodge, Placer.
:, man. VIM. lawson, Winni.
Chas. Darling Rimini. peg.
F. w: Manuhsim. Great Mr.. and Ms MAJ
Falls Hebsrline, Wiokes.
A. r. Creish. Chicago. ". B Gaffney, Boulder
Robert Fisher, Witches. A. r. Steele, Basin.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. E r. w. James, Missouls
Dow. AlhambrA \. Hack, Corbin.
a. Kormenthy, COrbin. A. Y. Wells. Missouri
/. Prewitt, Bedford. Valley.
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Don't Pass By. Nut Stop.

Don't Pass BY, hut Stop!
And see those 6ns prairie chicken, quail,
turkey. spring chicken, Kalamazoo celery,
escollops. schrimps. The celebrated Rock
away brand New York Counts 600 per can;
extra select. 400 per can, received daily by
express; the best in tbs oity..
HAHB PAcxm0 Co,
LIZ Broadway.
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HELENA, Mont, Oct. 81, 1890.
To Marcus Lissner. Dear Sir--l wish to tender
You my sincere thanks for the benefit I have re-
ceived from the .Hse. Of your. mineral water.
was very bad with kidney disorder. But after
admit that am entirely we'll. Wishing you suc-
cess In placing il before the people, l am. dear
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Sc tie nice Inns Of ladiss' and eaildrn,s n,
do9WeAR at 1ho He Hive.
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HHLENA, Mont, Nov. 10. 1890.
Mr.. NJ. Lissner. My Dear Sir-lt 10 With NO lit
monlal concerning your epring water, { have
heen troubled for . number Of years with kidney
complaint being compelled to quit my work for
since have been drinking your spring water
have found myself much benefited aud ! nav
man. Very Truly, n. v. KIRTLf.
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HE1ENA, Mont, Nov. !, 1eao

HELENA, Mont, Nov. /, 1880
A. I. Allen, OF Helena. says:
NJ suffered tGE thirty Year, from kidnsy trouble
tho International Hotel to room and. board and
commenced using Mr.. Lissner's spring watsr,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

The young pt 0p,e Of the Christian chuoi will
give social a the church this Satuld " evening.
All are invited. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

No. IS Main street.. will sell his entire stock
Of mems suits Is per cent. less than cost in
order to retire from business,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

Gentlsmen's nockties It Ths Bse Hive an Al
ing Ct enc half real valno. All nsw stock.
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RNNA IN RRIn.

dies cloth Jackets At half psiesa. the LxL
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Black fur muffs only 81 4 Tho Bee Hivs.

Overcoats 1t lsss than cost It ths /. I. I. Ri
Knar. tl a 80
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Col. Lambeth has returned from the east,
h. n: Wiley, OF The Helena, left for Chi.
cago, Thursday.
east Saturday evening.
d. G. Corbin, the big railroad mapnate
was in the city yesterday on his way to New
York.
p. g. Maclay, John w. Powers, state SEN
ator-elect. and Thos. Cummings, Of Fort
Benton. are at The Helena.
Mr.. Paul A. Fusz, of st. Louis, who has
been visiting the Granite and Metallic
mines. leaves for home this morning.
'Sand Bari Il. B. Brown, of Philipsbure.
is visiting the capital and swapping lies
with the old-timers. He says he is can
didate for mayor of the Burg next spring.
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VIM. Weinrich has purchased tho Star side
board ct l20h Main street. and will be Glad to see
his many friends there. Give him call
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Helena, Mont, Cot.

Helena, Mont, Cot. a.
have been troubled with my kidneys for the
last four yea'e, and during the months Of June
drank nothing but the watsr at MI NJ Liesners
hotel. and l am pleased to gay that / am entirely
cured of my kidney troubles, and previous 70
that took several bottles Of medicine kidney
Worth. etc., but they did me no good.
En-. DRU1Y.
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HELENA. Mont. Nova 1890
have been suffering with the piles for thirty
pears, and since / have been drinking the Watef
from Liesner's Mineral Springs have mot been
troubled since 81 ABRAHAHeoN.
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MORE 1NDICrME Srs.

Tho United States Grand Jury Still Hard .
Work.
A true bill was found by the Unite,
States grand jury yesterday against Ma.
Kopsky on the charge Of being concerned
with L. F. Freeland in the robbery Of tn
United States mail at Chinook. Freelani
was arraigned yesterday and given until to-
day to plead.
The grand jury has also found indict
ments against Gus Halquist for attempting
to vote illegally at the recent election, and
one against John E. Hample for inducing
Hslquist to make the attempt. Halauis
has gone nobody knows where. and his bal
will be forfeited unless his bondsmen CAR
produce him. Hample was arraigned yes.
terday and given until Monday to plead
Col. Isaac D. McCutcheon is his counsel.
Alois Gabish, indicted for passing coun'
terfeit ten dollar note, was arraigned also
and Judge Knowles gave him until to-day
to plead.
Now In the United States Court.
Tho case of the st. Louis Mining comps
ny against the Drum Lummon Mining
company has been transferred from the
district court of Lewis and Clarke county
to the United States circuit court. The
case involves $2.0OO.oOO, which the st,
Louis company claims on the ground that
the Drum Lummon has encroached on its
property to the amount named.
Business in tho District Court
r. H. Kleinschmidt W. Robert Smith ct
al. Demurrer to amended complaint, and
motion to strike out part of same over
ruled.
Minnie NJ. O'Brien ". Isaac B. O'Brien,
decree of divorce granted.
Peter Her ct al. vs. Bosnian Bros. 4 Go.
defendant granted 20 days to file answer or
demurrer.
Charles Gloss W.. F. ]. Edwards, motion
for appointment Of referee denied.
Obed T. Lampher ct al. We. Mady cloth
ing Co., Richard Gordon W. same. Isaac
Joseph ct al. We. same, demurrer to COM
plant and plea to plaintiffs affidavit Of at
tachment overruled and ten days granted
defendant to answer.
T. II. Burch 70. John w. Russell, motion
to have plaintiff produce copy Of note sued
ON taken under advisement.
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The J. steinmetz Jewely Co

Adam and Eve At tn. California Wine
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gse notice Of anetion sals Of furniture % 81
urday. Nov. Is.
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j. r. Porter

Chamber Of Commerce, Granite Block
Give it call. Best In the city.
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Toys ard holiday sools are arriving daily Il
Tbs boe Hive Large GuB now open for inepec-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

Children's handmade wooden hose only Is
| cents ct The Bee Hive.
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Main street near Sixth avenue and Helens
avenue, opposite Turner hall.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

Adam and Eve at the California wine
House.
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A. Birkeufeltl.

Has several nice houses for rent convenient.
ly located.
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PERSONAL.

!. Adam and Eve at the California Wine
House.
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The ). steinmst. .1ewelry CO.

Mems underwear It reduced prices It tho /. J
l. TaEaar.
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VIII Arr,v. ro.a.w

Will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific:
John Powers. Joe w. Peck, Z. Stephens, j.
A. King, ]. NJ. Newbur0.
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| Full line Of ladies and children's Winter nm
wear just received at The Bee Rive.
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Child's Felt slippers 75c.
At New England shoe store.
Balls Photos, Chsapsst and Best
Our holiday photos, in latest rtyles, fine
~ retouched and elegantly finished, are the
cheapest and best in the city.
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]. r RaIl q aon

Adam and Eve ut the California Vino
House.
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Misses Ribbed Black Cashrnere
Hose. British. 9 to 8 1-12. only eoc.
Worth Toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-16
WAKE COUNTY CATTLE.
The show Begins at Raleigh Powder
Explosion at Rutherfodton.

RALEIGH, y. c., May b. Special. T.
Wake county cattle show held here to-day
drew a large crowd and scored fine sue
cess. The exhibit was the largest ever
made There were about 100 HOlstein ana
Gurnsey cows, and about hity standard
bred and thoroughbred horses. The parade
took place at II o'clock this morning. The
procession was half mile long, and the
blooded animals, bedecked with gay rib
bons, wreaths and plumes, made IA splendid
show.
The Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company have decided to remove the office
of Colonel K. K. Bridgers, division superln-
tendent of the Richmond and Danyille, from
Durham 10 Raleigh. The removal VIII take
place June lst.
News is received of drunken row at
Dysartsyille in Mcdowell county, in which
a woman named Grace Dixon stabbed Jim
Deaton and his wife, inficting several dan
gerOus wounds. At last accounts the con-
ditiOn Of both vas considered critical.
At RuiherlOrdtOn Yesterday an explosion
of powder occurred in c. c. Parish's works
ON the c. c. {. Road. l.. J. Crew was
blown thirty feet and severely injured. Two
negroes were completely buried. All the
parties were living at last accounts.
The Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows, now in
session at Wilmington, were treated to an
excursion to The Ilammocks," over the
Wilmington and Sea Coast Railroad, by the
Cape Fear and Orton Lodges Of Whining
ton. An oyster roast was also gwen III
compliment to the visitors.
Fifty negroes are waiting at Weldon te
90 10 Pittsburgh, Pa, as iron hands. y
large number of negroes went from the samt
place two weeks ago.
The body Of Charley Holden, the boy wbC
was drowned Tuesday ut Oakdale Gene
terry, near Wilmington, was found yesterday
i'm the creek about three feet from the place
where he was seen TO sink.
Conventions Of both Episcopal dlocese'
of the state are now in session. The Norti
Carolina diocese at TarbOro, and th'
Eastern Carolina diocese at Greenyille
completed their regular work today, an,
will meet tomorrow at Tarbor0 II
Joint session, when the centennial services
will be held in honor Of the one hundredtl
anniversary of the organization OF th'
church in this state.
Meadows Tobacco Company, OF OXFORD
have decided to move their plant To Dur
| ham and run il in connection with the far
mers. organization of that county, under tn
name OF Durham Farmers Alliance Manu-
featuring Company. Durham county far
mers will add largely to its capital stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-16
NEW ENGLAND EDITORS.
Handsomely Entertained By Citizens of
Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA, May lj.-I Special. The
Massachusetts editors returned to-day from
Bristol. Pocah0ntas. Radford, Bluetied and
salem. aud the reception everywhere was
an ovation Bristol, PocahOntas and salem
Oufdid themselves i'm lavish entertainment.
Editor Smyth, of the PocahOntas Headlight,
made a happy speech of welcome and pro-
yiGed b0ntiful refreshments. salem was
equal 10 the occasion, and covered herself
with glory. Coal mines and manufacturing
establishments were visited, and every
where courtesy and poliieness reigned su-
premc.
were met by reception committee, and es-
corted 10 the Hotel Roanoke. where thOus-
ands of citizens were assembled 10 welcome
them. Drives through the city occupied
their time TIL the grand banquet came OF
tonight. IL was one of the grandest sue
cessess in the history of the city. The
sneech of welcome was delivered By Acting
Mayor W. G.. Evans after which the follow
jnr toasts followed the banquet: oar
Guests, responded 10 10y Colonel \. Pope,
Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, and President Fiske, Of the
Massachusetts Press Associations; the Viz
einia Press Association, responded TO
by James A. Pugh, president. and Francis
Proctor, of Massachusetts,; Massachusetts
and Virginia, responded 10 by eX-Go'ernor
Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, and Dr. Gleason,
of Massachusetts; the Magic CITY oi lr-
ginia, responded 10 by Judge George B.
McLane, of Pennsylvania; Virginia as she
appears to New England, responded 10 by
MIR. Brown. of Massachusetts,; the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company and its
work. responded to by Colonel John h.
Penn. of Roanoke. The visitors were de-
lighted with the entertainment, and leave
I'M ihe morning. for Richmond, via Lynch
burg and Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-16
MORT ok.
Bishop Van de Nyver Consecrates Hos
pital Visiting Business Men.

NORFOLK, VA, Mgy 10 Special. The
beautiful chapel, just completed on the
grounds Of st. Vincent Hospital, was dedi
Gated This morning by Bishop Van de Nyyer
of Richmond, who arrived in the city last
night. The chapel was crowded with
people, and when the services began many
could not obtain admission. The Bishop
preached, and started by saying that be
was glad that the chapel had been erected
50 magniiiccuily. as nothing was too mag
niliccnt for God. The bishop then preached
for threc-puarters Of an hour, "Ihe lnyOca-
tion OF Saints" The services through
out were Of a very imposing na-
tire. six priests assisting the bish-
Op. Some idea Of the richness and
grandeur of the new place Of worship may
be formed by its cost. which exceeded
S3j. 900. and IFS seating capacity is less than
TWO hundred. Bishop Van dc Nyycr was
entertained AT a dinner this afternoon at
the hospital, and left tonight for Winches
ter.
Two hundred prominent bushes men
from points along the Norfolk and Carolina
road arrived i'm Norfolk this morning a. the
guests of the railroad company. Reprcscn-
tatiyes from the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc. Business Mems Association and
Cotton Exchange met The visitors on their
arrival at the company's Terminus al Pin
ncr's Point and took the visitors around
the harbor on the steamer Luray. Mayor
Henry delivered an address Of well
come TO the visitors after they had
embarked on the steamer, which was re-
spOnded 10 by Mr. Battle of IarbOrO. y. {.
The visitors. after spending the day i'm the
city, lcli for home this evening at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-16
NORTHERN PREsBYTERIANS.
Opening Day of the Session in sarato-
ga, y. \.

SARATOGA, y. V, May l5.-.Not less than
fifteen hundred persons crowded the seats,
aisles. and galleries Of the First Presbyte-
rian Church this morning. when at III
O'Clock Rev. Dr. Herrick Johnson, Of Chi
cago. made the initial prayer, and opened
the first meeting Of the General Presbyte-
rian Assembly. The meeting this morning
was purely praise and worship meeting.
DIR. johnson prayed eloquently Tor divine
guidance and blessing throughout the dellr-
erations OF the great body. gathered from
all parts OF the United states, ana asked
God to be present with his helping hand.
The Rev. William c. Roberts, ID. d., OF
Chicago. the retiring moderator, preached
from the text Luke Nils. "untO W hOm-
soeyer Much is Given OF Him Much Shall
be Required
The sermon was very lengthy, occupying
an hour and half in delivery. The speak
ers in this mornings meeting studlously
avoided reference to the subject of revision,
the ouestion Of greatest interest IN this as
semblv. and il Is not likely that the sub
ject will be taken up for several days yet;
The assembly convened nj L. VI. ana
was opened with PRAYER by Dr. McCieilahd,
Of Austin, Texas. DR.. llerrich johnson, oi
Chicago, nominated Dr. William L.. Moore,
of Columbus, Ohio, permanent clerk oi the
Assembly, for the office OF moderator. Dr.
BENJAMIN l.. Agnew, OF Philadelphia,
seconded the nomination. There were no
other nominations and DIR. Moore was
elected By acclamation.
lie assumed the chair. and made briei
address in which he expressed the hope
that the unanimity manifested in this mat,
ter might lie an omen Of the unity OF spirit
and peace which are 10 prevail in the As
sembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-16
LYNCHBURG.
Destructive Fire in AppomattOX-Negro
Sentenced for Outrage.

Destructive Fire in AppOmattOX-Negro
Sentenced for Outrage.
LYNCHBURG. Va, May To- Special. F.
The telephone line from Glasgow to LeXing-
ton is now open and said. to DE working
most successfully.
4 destructive fire occurred in Appomat-
toX early Yesterday morning. when the resi-
dence, tobacco barn. and other outh0u-es.
together with "a large quantity of tobacco
and farming implements on the premises OF
Mr.. j. T. SmOot were destroyed. Mr.. SmOot
is a Wcll-knOWn tobacco planter. and ire
quent visitor Ia Lynchburg. The fire Is sup
posed TO have been of inccndlary origin. and
four negroes Recently discharged from the
plantation are suspected. The loss is esti-
mated at $1,000. No insurance.
Berry Penn, the young negro who two
months ago committed an outrage upon
Mss sarah Arthur at Lawyers Road, near
this city. was Yesterday tried and sentenced
i'm Campbell County Court 10 twelve years
in the penitcntiary. The culprit is fortunate
20 have escaped a seNcrer penalty.
W.J. knight has been appointed transfer
postal clerk in this city in place Of Robert
coz (colOrcdl. recently removed. The new
appointec has been for several years CON
nccted with the mail service.
The Chesaneakc and Ohio Railroad Com
uauA mas ldI-t t'iNt Nih!l's T." III 'i'1 ~
city repairing the trestle near the Amherst
bridge. To strengthen it in consequence OF
great increase Of freight transportation
over lie road.
An of the coupon cases before the Circuit
Court here to-day We're postponed 10 the
next term at the instance OF counsel for the
bOndhOldcrs.
The social event Of the season is the
bachelors bali tonight at the opera house.
The Richmond cornet band furnishes the
music and the affair is a brilliant success.