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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
ARRESTED ABOUT EMPTY BOTTLES.
A Junk-DeaIcr Charged with Violating
the Trade-Mark Laws.

Henry w. Hey, junk dealer, on Marshall
street between Fifth and Sixth, was before
Mr.. McIain Peasants, commissioner. Of
the United States Circuit Court yesterday
morning on the charge of buying, selling
Offering for sale, dealing in. or having in
to which was affixed the trademark of the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association, in
violation of the United States Trademark
laws.
Mr.. Hey was represented by Colonel W.
+. Giddings and 2. Stumpf il Co. by Mr.
l.. o. Wendenburg. The District Attorney
being absent from the city the case was
continued upon the request of MIR. Hey's
counsel until Thursday at IL A. M. Tie
gave bond for his appearance at that time
laws is a fine not exceeding $1,000, i'm
prisonment not in excess of two years, or
both, in the discretion of the Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
HUSTINGS COURT.
The Liquor-License Cases to BE Con-
sidered May 10th.

The Hastings Court began its May term
yesterday.
The grand jury-Mr. Josiah Ryland
foreman-found true bills of indictment
against following persons:
For Felony: Adoiphus Allen. Henry Blsck
well, samuel Cohen. William Smith, aud Enms
Walker
For Misdemeenor Robert Minor, Rock An.
toni, Henry Ross, and Robert Brown.
Judge Wit adjourned the grand jury 70 MAY
1877. In order 70 give the Com missioner OF the
Revenue time 10 make up his report as 70 psrtie:
subject to the Excise Board law who failed tc
take out liquor-licenses by May Ist, aud who
kept their places Of business open alter tha
time.
Ithas been the custom OF the Court 10 con-
sider such matters at the July term. but recent
act Of the General Assembly requires that these
offences be brought to tho attention OF the grand
fury al the May term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

MIR. }. b. Elan, the enterprising and sue.
cessful real estate agent and auctioneer
has admitted Messrs. Leigh u. Blanton and
o. Herbert Funsten TO an interest in hi.
business. These gentlemen have been Mr.
EIam's faithful and efficient chief clerks
for several years, and he recognizes tht
fact that their popularity with the busi
ness community has largely contributed q
the rapid growth of his business. IL J.
gratifying to SEQ merit and personal worth
thna rewarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
When the nnnsnnl number Of conflicti

When the UNUSUAL numDer OF cOhHICIiH.
entertainments. the several days of bad
weather, and the fact that the novelty has
somewhat worn off bazaars in our city are
considered. the ladies certainly hGye reason
to congratulate themselves at the large
measure Of success they have obtained.
II was decided that $500 Of the amount
would be turned over to the association for
the purpose of reducing its debt, and the
remainder would be retained in the trea-
sury OF the Ladies' Auxiliary to enable
it more effectually to prosecute those lines
OF work in which it is such an assistance to
the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Fres Musical Entertainment

The ladies Of the AID Society of Trinity Meth.
odist church. corner OF Twentieth and Broad
streets, will give q musicale Ia the lecture-roon
OF tho charcn on Thursday night next ~ ~
O'Clock for the benent OF the church.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham, Mr. Douglas Left
vich. Mr. George Broerton gcurpst soloisf, and
other weil-snown ladies and gent emeB OF this
ciiy have kindly volunteered their services, 70 a.
70 give the friends OF the church aud eopgrega-
lion a nne coEcert of vocal and instrumental
music.
There will DO no admission-fso charged. hui
40 opportunity will be given for . contribution
90 ths cause.
let eli the people como out ana enjoy rich
musical trest ~ Trinity Methodist church on
Thursday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
The NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Mr.. sneIlings Narrowly Escapes seriou
Injury-Personai, &c.

Mr.. sneIlings Narrowly Escapes Serious
Injury-Personai. &c.
Mr.. Julian C. snellings had very narrow
escape yesterday morning from being seriously
hurt, II not killed, by the falling OF horse
which he vas riding.
He was riding up Hull street about II O'Clock,
and when near Twelfth his horse. which had
been very frstful aud nsrvoas all tho morning
became frightened at q passing lumber wagon.
Mr.. snsllings attempted 10 RESTRAIN MS nery
s.esd and the bridle-bit broke. The horse then
-hicd on the sidewalk and tell. catching one oi
tue riders feet under ntns, mashing snd ofuisins
the lower part OF one leg quito badly
Mr. spsliings wss taken into the store OF hrs'
J. II. Nichols ana DR.. Mathews was summoned.
The pausnf was soon taken TO bis home, ou
BAinbridee street sad q clcso examination
showed thst no boEcs were broken. Ar. snet
lings suffers considerable pain, but his Injuries
are not ssyioua.
BOZ THROWN.
wtiuAn natcAsr. . cplored boy who ~ e2ll
b lDaa Ne hoebs " ne stanles un1>sseek - III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
.Dn for Iurope /"

was the cry of several Of our charming
youpv ladies. but. unfortunately for them.
they neglected 20 supply themselves with
Roller-Iray Trunk. and are consequently
unhappy. Profit 10y their thoughtlessne-a.
and supply yourself. Greatest convenience
imaginable. Made in every style-SaratQ-
ga, Dress, Steamer, DC. For sale by all
dealers. Made ov II. W. Rountroe Bro
thor. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Aw,n and n Boy Missing.

Mr.. John w. Davidson. whose family re-
sides at No 7o7 north Twenty-fourth
street. left home between and 7 O'Clock
last Friday morning and has not !. been seen "a
since. Mr.. Davidson came to kichmona
about six or eight months ago from han Han,
over county. He is fifty years OLD, mas y
full gray beard, is five feet ten inches IA
height, and stoops slightly. Mrs; DAVIDSON son
is very anxious abou. her husband anu anu
viii be very thankful to receive any
tidings Of him. ~
John Colleson, aged twelve years. son ,s oI
Mr.. John Colleson, who lives near tne Nem s.s
North road, left home last MONDAY W;,l;s,, ~ u4m
pany with colored boy named mise, is9t
Orange, aged sixteen years. Iney ,hat
about daybreak, and It Is peiovsu a, ,.h"
Colleson was enticed away by ofanse' "Ao
came from up the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
neath of Rex. de. Pollock.

Rev. A. d. Pollock, ID. d.. died al War
renton Saturday afternoon; aged eighty
one. The deceased was prominent Pres
byterian clergyman, native of Pennsyl-
yania. and first cousin TO Governor Pollock,
of that State. He came to Nirglnla sixty
years ago and married a daughter of Charles
Lee. He held pastorates at Culpeper,
Richmond. Wilmington. Del, and War
renton. and was the author of The Ex-
ode" His eldest son, Major Thomas Pol
lock, was killed at Gettyburg and his body
was never recovered.
DIR. Pollock was for several years pastor
Of the United Presbyterian (now. Grace
street. church of Richmond. and was at
that time q leader of tho new school OF
Presbyterians. He was well known
throughout the State as a writer and
preacher, and indeed was one of the most
prominent clergynen Of his denomination
in Virginia. For many years past, by
reason of i'll health. he had been incapaci-
tated for active service in tho ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
ytrpipia Ramabai Society.

A meeting of the Virginia Ramabai So
ciety will be held at IL NJ. to-day IN the
lecture-room of st. James church.
All members of the society and all who
feel interested in its objects are invited TO
be prssent. Much interesting matter will
be read and many important points dis
cussed. A large attendance is greatly de-
sired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

The funeral Of Mr. Nathaniel Macon Wilson,
Who dled AZ 2 O'Clock sunday morning, took
niace Yesterday evening from Dr. Hoge's church,
and was attended by large concourse n the
soTroying relatives, connections, and friends Of
the deceased.
Inc pail bearers were as follows:
Uoo6rnrv-Colonel W. Z. Cutshaw. Colonel
lanes X. Crenshaw, Judge II. II. Marshall, Col
onel w. ". Gordon. J. b. Pace, j. II. Montague,
Major Robert 5. Archer, General Peyton Wise,
~ Minor and Richmond l.. Christian.
ActiYe-Junius b. Mosby, W. !. Darlington,
Alexander Cameron. C. d. Lsnghorne, Charles
Selden. c. O'B. Cowsrdin, Z. W. Chamberlayne,
and c. U. Williams.
Tha fntarment WAS at Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

Statistics show marked diminuiion Of isis
years Of fatal kerosene accideats. This is 20
doubt largely due 10 The almos, universal oss
OF PRArr's ASTRAL OIL ~ is fortunais, also,
that this celebrated on combines such ssesiIsn
Illuminating qualities In connection with iis -
seutfzl feature OF sbsoiuta safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
InvestlgatIug Criminal Expenses.

Tho committee appointed by the House OF
Delegates 10 investigate the criminal expenses
OF the Stase with a view 10 recommending some
legislation ON the subject in session IN Rich
mODd.
They will remain bore few days and map OUT
their work and will adjourn until some time Ia
the summer.
The committee IL composed Of Hons. James
Hay, Of Madison: II. IL. Downing, Of Warren,
and II. ID. Flood, OF AppomaItOx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
As.icnment of Charles A. Jsaac..

Charles A. Isaacs, dealer in groceries and
liquors at No. High street, made an assign
ment yesterday TO W. ~. Beveridge. trus-
tee. The liabilities are 500. Allie Miller,
for 1890. is the preferred creditor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
East-Fnd Chance.

Large number of Building Lots u be sold
this evening at o'clock by auction for
Messrs. Wilson and Mcclure, commits.
sioners. See advertisement. DO not fail
TO be on hand. X. b. CHArFrs x Co.,
Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
TWENTY-FIVE CONFIRMED.
Colorcd Baptist Church Dcdicsted-Sun-
dny-School Union, Sc.

day-Schooi Union. sc.
Right Rev. F. N. whittlc. %. D.. visited Chris,
Episcopal church on SUNDAY and confirmed
class Of twenty-two-n nine ladies and thirteen
gentlemen.
The rector. Rev. J. b. Funston. preached. Tho
congregation was large ami the exercises in
teresting.
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Although the weather was threatening ana at
times iuclement on sunday all three OF the ser
vices at the remodelled sharon Baptist church
tcolored), az the corner OF Leigh ana frst
streets, were largely attended and deep interest
was manifested
The exercises were interesting the order ex-
ceilent, and tho responses we're quite ltperai 10
the appeal for money 20 meet tho expsnre OF
remodcllng aud hesutifymg the house OF "ot-
ship, which Ia row spacious and presents q very
attractive appearance.
Rev. John Jasper preached In the forenoon,
Rev. W. W. Coley, returned missionary 70
Africa. in the afternoon, ami Rev. &. N. Phillips,
Of Beaver Dam, OF night The sermons we're all
APT ropriste aud welt received.
This was the first OF three Sundays NJ Whist sre
called dedlcRtory services. Visiting clersymen
VIII preach next sunday.
GENERAL CHURCH NOTES.
After an able discourse sunday morning by
Rey. DR.. Lambeth ten persons wero received
into the membership of the broad-Street churcn.
AZ night Mr.. Hoagland, Major stiles, and MT
| Williams addressed the audierce upon - Prison
Reform aad pToviiing for children that are
| sent 70 jail Tor petty offences.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael preschod . large
and Interested congregations At 81 fauis
| church Sunday moFning aud night His voice
| Is IN excellent condition again.
Mr.. A. Hoagisnd. Of lincoln, Noh, mnde an
/ address at the Male Orphan Asylum sunday AZ
| ternoon in the presence OF a large aud deeply
interested congre cation.
The Colored sunday School Union mot win
the First Baptist Church Mission at the Henrico
courthouse sunday afternoon at o'clock. X j.
| Ba.s Is president OF tho union, aud ". II. carter
| the secretary. There we're Scripture readings
! by the Rev. Hardy and prayer by Il. VI. Monroe.
| The reports showed an attendance for the month
Of 2,sG6 boys sud 3,i}3 girls Collections iiis 10.
! PRAYER for the prosperity Of the Union was Of
| ferod by d. W. Davis. The recltauOns BY tho
scholars were good. X. :. Hill addressed tho
union. Tho music was good. W. n. Brooks was
requested 10 ask for a collection. Amount raised
Sll9
Adjourned to meet with tho Moore-strect BGp-
tist church Sunday school June /. lSgl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Democratic Headquarters.

The City COMMITTEES have opened head
quarters ut No. 1909 Main street CUP p.stairs),
opposite the post-ofiee and next to the
CircuIt-COurt room. The old manager.
Mr.. X. A. Tompkins. has been placed IN
charge, and is ready this morning TO pro-
cure the transfer OF all good Democrats
who have changed their voting precincts
since last election.
Don'tput of this important duty. You
have only one reek 70 attend 10 il.
If unable to apply IN person drop him
postal, giving your last voting place and
present residence street aud number) and
IL will be attended 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

DO Not Fail to Attend the Auction sale
Of East End Lots this afternoon at o'clock
by Commissioners Wilson and McGuire-
Rare chance To secure bargains.
X. b. CHAFrrS n Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Rail Games Thl, Week.

The Hampton Base Ball Club will play tho
Richmonds on Island Park this afternoon at i:3I
O'Clock. The boys from the soldiers Home are
said TO be good players and an interesting con-
test is expected
The University Of Virginia club will play here
Friday and Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

The Park-Avenue Land and Improve
ment Company of Lynchbnrg announce
this morning that their books OF subscrp
tion are now open in the company's office
Room AZ, Law Building, in that city. Here
is an opportunity for profitable invest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

him, but the animal ran sway. and the poy
Jumped OF and bruised his fsce asise badiy.
The animal was again caught, ara thss TINS
mounted by Mr.. sneIiings's driver. who happen
but was stopped In little while py being rus
Into q grocery wagon and taken TO the Stable
STREET xArrExs.
Tho Street COMMITTEES will meet tonight 10
consider eundry matters to be reported uron al
the meeting OF tho Council Friday night
10 Ia understood that the committees viii re-
commend the immediate widening OF cowaruin
avenue, and along with this Recommendation
they will give figures showing tho cost OF widen
ing this thoreugnfgra
The committee viii also prepare plan for
numbering the houses IN the city. "A prescribed
by an ordinance relative 70 this matter recently
adopted.
some street-raiIwsy matters may also be con-
sdered.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Ware b. Gay was in tho city Yesterday.
Not single application for liquor-liccnee has
been refused by tho Excise Board for aanchcs-
tr.
Mr.. Alexander Thompson and Mss Maggie
Monroe, Of Chesterfield county. were married
sunday afternoon by Rev. 4. H. Reynolds a. the
minister's residence.
William II. sprinkle left last nisht Tor Fort
Worth, Texas, 10 attend the Southern Baptist
Convention as delegate from the Clopton-stree'
church.
a company has beon formed TO deliver ice In
Manchester this summer. Mr.. Charles Keller Il
the leading spirit In the enterprise
Mrs. X. NJ. Grasty and her daughter, Miss
Maggie d. Johns, of Buckingham county, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon and are
the guests OF Mr.. 8. X Wooinn at ilS west Ninth
street
Tho alarm OF Ere at s45 T. N. yesterday was
occasioned by tho explosion OF lamp iNthe
hutcher-sbop Of Mr. h. W. Tucker. kleventh and
Huh sireeu The flames we're extinguished
before any damage WAS done.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning Lizzie
Harvie and Nollie Hicks (both coloredl who
were arrested Saturday afternoon for beins
drunk and disorderly on Fourth street. near 'he
Petersburg railroad, we're sent 10 jail for ninety
days each. Both are Old offenders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

LIE" GALLERY. Main and Tonfh strs sts
Best Pictures. Csrd Photographs Soc. foreif:
Cabino, Pictures. sl.oo for twelve. Lovely r,o-
lures. all sizes Large collection Of Photographs
Of Confederate onieers. Notod scssos, rsi-
QiouA Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
THE Y. M. c. A. BAZAAR.
Over $500 Realized by the Ladies' En-
terprise.

The ladies who worked so faithfully for
the success of the Young Mems Christian
Association bazaar held their final meeting
yesterday afternoon.
The object which brought them together
was the very pleasant one of learning the
result in dollars and cents Of their devoted
and srduous labors. When the returns
were all in and the splendid SUN of g, s5s. "a
was announced as the net outcome of the
enterprise there was happiness on every
face. The following is a detailed statement
of the returns from the different depart
mente.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

A bottle OF AsGosTuRA BrTsEs % flavor your
lemonade or any other cold drink will keep you
free from Dyspepsia, Collie, DiarrhDa. aud all
diseases originating from tho digestive organs.
30 sure 10 get the genuine AngosturA manafsc-
tured by Dr. j. q. u. siegert q sonA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Tourists Pocket Atomizers. Crown Ia
vender Salts, Sisson's Spiced Smelling Salt.
Iait d'lris. May Bell Extract. Nun aud fa-
rina Cologne. l.. WAoSER, Druggist.
Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Pine Virginia iIams

We have large lot of small WI yinsa
Hams, two years old. only l6}l cents pcs
pound, at GE0R0R A. HUsDLEY =.
51s east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

Commissioners Auction sale
of Building Lots in the fast-growing Fast
End this evening at 4 o'clock. Come and
secure bargains. Il. B. CHAfyrs A Co..
Auctioueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

Rawley Springs Water. the greatest iron
and alkaline chalybeate water, fresh from
the springs, for sale by l. Wagner. drug.
glst, sole local agent, at twholesale or retail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
sopsofConfederate Veterans.

Meeting at & O'Clock tonight at Regimentsi Ar
mory for drill and election OF now members.
The boys should take notice and govern tnem-
By the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

Dyspepsla's victims are numoeled y
thousands. So arc those VINO nsvo Ga
restogsd TO health by Hoods ssz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

At the last it Siteth like serpent. A
b. @. will cure the bite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
when Baty WA hck. We gave her castoriA.
When she was Child. she srs-d for CsstoriA
When shs became Miss, she chung 70 csssostA
When abe had Children. abe gave them css'ersA

Look not thou upon the wine when Il 10
red. For tonic try A. Il. G. The bes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

Democratic Commss -,
The City Democratic Committee vi"
meet tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Pine Table Peaches
only iG2i cents can at
GRoRoE A. HUSpLKr's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

AS regards the raising. OF the statue, "
continued Mr.. Burgwyn, that portion OF
the work will be lacked up; that is to
saw. IL will be hoisted by jack-screws, and
without the active use of derricks. The
process of lacking Is the same as that
by which houses are raised and moved
Ii really consists OF raising the statue oy
gradually slipping blocks under IL ana thns
elevating it higher and higher. for In
stance. a block will be slipped under one
end. then under the other, and ptce rerSd,
always raising one end higher on an IN
cEned nlane. and then the other, until 1t
GETS to the capital of the pedestal; when 1t
will be slipped of upon its final resting
! place.
PRIVACY WANTED.
ut is our DESIRE" said Mr.. Burgwyn,
"to have the hosting done with all posi-
ble nriyacy. and we shall use the strict
est endeayors to keep the public. gaze
from our operations. II is absolutely
necessary to exclude the public, while this
work is going on, and besides IL
| is nowhere the custom TO admit the
public TO view of the statue before It's
unveiling.
! at will take about fourteen days to erect
| the Statue and the work will necessitate the
| employment Of about seven or eight men;
| During all these operations the statue VIII
| be covered as much as possible.
THE UNWILLING.
AT present it is not known who will have
the honor Of the actual unveiling OF the
statue; that is to say, the slipping OF the
covering from the bronze. This will
probably be done by some lady or
/ distinguished participator in the cere-
monies. The canvas covering the statue
will Ice so arranged that q person standing
M the base OF the monument can remove
! Il by merely pulling rope, on much the
same principle ~ the raising or lowering
When we reflect it readily appearsto us
that the unyeiling Of the statue wall ~ N. !:
onss one can have conferred upon him or her.
HIGHT.
.The height Of the pedestal. said Mr.. Bur
ewyn. lis forty feet, and that OF the statue
about twenty -one feet, making ths total
measnrements very nearly the same
a. those Of the Warrington monument.
Mr. Burgwyn seemed inclined to believe
| that the Lee monument would exceed the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06

In response TO a question whether the
statue would be put together upon t1e
monument-grounds Mr.. Burgwyn saldi
"Yes. and afterwards it will be hoisted."
Thepieces, A." said he, are TO be fastened
together by rivots. and can be put together
without much difficulty. When the statue
is thus fastened 1t is difficult even with the
keenest eyeaght TO detect the rlvets from
distance of only few feet. There will DO
no need for us TO get skilled mechanics TO
do this work, as think there ,' are plenty Oh
men in this city who could easily accom-
plish the task"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-08

g Dr. )
Whilc towns are looming and
factories building men must con
tihue to wear clothing and have
hats aud leggings aud gum coats
aud umbrellas aud valiscs and
TRUNKS aud things. The only oues.
tion abont the matter is as to where
to get them under the most fuvora.
ble conditions. Well, 1. Frank e.
Co, the leading Clotlliers aud gents
furnishers, have nothing in the
world to do out to supply any aud
every demand in this connection.
The new ten story steel building
ut Chicago of Rand, McNally s. Co :,
the publishers, will contain, it is an
nOunced, fifteen miles of steel rail
way 65 pound rails in the fountla-
ton, besides the II inch and 20.inch
steel beams. There will DO twelve
miles Of 10 inch steel beams and
channels; % miles of ties and an
giles i'll the roof; Z miles of tie rods;
10 miles Of u steel in the columns;
IL miles of steam pipe; $4,000 riv-
cts and bolts, and Z acres of floors,
the boards Of which would reach
$50 miles, if laid end to end.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-08
THE LATE WAR.

For so brief an episode us it prov
ed to be, tho Argentine revolt was
an unusually live affair, if we can be.
lieve all reports. During tho two
days fighting it is said that over one
thousand men were killed and five
thousand wounded. That is not IL
heavy list for big battle in war
time, but for n half organized insur-
rectioa it is imposing enough, and
shows that tho fighting must have
been heavy while it lasted. Posi-
bly,, however, the South American
people have done grea!er execution
with bulletins at long range than
with bullets Mt short range.