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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13
ANNUAL lDONgNCNgVr sx.
EaCIassa.
Osa0A N0eesss.

Vu iAst rNuay uSHht thc SECOND 81
naal commencement exercises ~ the
Ned Cloud pshlic sehccis secl risc~
al the Opera house. "a . very lssrr
audience. The crers Aosse sss very
haely decorated With nice Sewers,
ctnamcnts, etc. end "is?O' fcstocsed
in evergreen huag directly over the
class. The exercises uers opened BY
appropriate music from the male quar-
tet, Messrs, \, /. fanA, Vic Fulton,
l., +. Albright, snd e. T.. Taegsst.
followed By prayer BY Rev. {. T. Tse.
CART After prayer the audience vas
entertained With . duet BY the Misses
Otie smith snd Gettis Pond. Vol.
loving The duet, cane the o~rAsios Of
yoha Tullsys, on "Self Advvrls'ss."
The orstios vss . cell written srgu
@ent and showed that Johssie sss
thoroughly c~onvsvssni With b.. sub
jcet, aud the advice, " ioliosed gen
orally would be . great bcoa to those
men Who think advertising docsn'i
pay. John 10 one Of our brightest
your. students aud will make his way
10 fame.
ALKx RENriv
followed With On Grafton on New
Times demand new Measures and
new men" The youag man handled
his subject With ease and convinced
his listeuers With the fact that be ~ss
. close student and . close observer
Of the needs Of The times. Alex is
making rapid strides In the cdues.
,ional line aud In ycs,sto come vii
show What close application 20 study
in early childhood will do for those
Who improve tho opportunity,
After more music by the following
ladies. tho Misses Add,c lieielr, uutl
butt. Howard. NrsAsGeld. srsnorle.
Brown, Sherman. Sehsanit snd Camp
bell, which vas highly appreciated,
Mss VILLA CArnhR
treated the audience % Q 6ne Grafton
on Superstition Va. Investigation
which Vas . master piecc Of osatory.
The young lady handled tho subject,
with tbs, skin that showed al once
her knowledge Of aud ismiiisriiy With
both history aud clsssies Of ancient
aud modern timcs. Her lius Of
thought wss veil carved out snd .
great surprise 10 her many friends.
~ she closc Of che various ossiions
aud more music. Prof. Cloudy In . few
we'll chosen words introduced che "fu.
tuse goversos.. M. james Gillian,
what's trs ssssl happy ,e'n enter
taised The sudiescs fos twenty min
u,ss With soss very prsesicsl thougha.
bearing vpoa s~docationsl matters
After bis speech which vss both In.
teresting aHd iassssetive. The diplo
mas we're distributed ssd Prof Gou
dy ,hssksd ths sudieacs for their
presence sad the entertainment VS.
closed BY . soss by ths 2od year
class and tho bcncdiction followed.
Tns CmIsv eongssislsies tho class of
90 on their able efforts - show on
this occasion asd wishes them . pleas.
ant failure - they max. che fret step
into the life that 10 before them, sad
our advice viil DO 10 them 20 Keep on
% they have started out sud success
will surely % their cAorts
W. annex hereto an abstract ~
ca Oh essay:
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13
ssoe A1ssVsSseWe.
Iiy John 1vnsss

To advertise 10 10 make ksown.
Self advertising 10 ast'ng yospsN
known, 80. " . nss vishcs 10 become
known he must sdvsrtiss. Thee
copes the questioa hov sASll vs I'd.
vertise' shsi. he vim his vsy 20 sue
ccss BY bis reel o. sppssest msrits'
shall be pua himsslf isto usimrof
,asce and rsetesd 10 bc vhst he 10
not OF sksll lie tAke hoassty ~ bic
motto ssa thss raise BY slov degrees
The latter tAosgh 10 nay 10 the ssss'
way 10 lees sps 70 lssd 10 seses 4
nsn should bios his oss isu@pes
snd the louder ssd logger he ess
tlov the deeper Impression he vill
make SD The Gsspes be ssss should
be ma 10 Of brass ssA ths more brs's
i, ssaisiss SD the more vigorously
u 10 blown shs louder u oil sosnd
Every nsn .,sriss 10 bvs;sss' sst'
himself shall ] ain W b. rather thse
seem Ia Ne qualified ios ~ tssi.sss
Those sko sisn Ia ts qssli6sA gssss.
ally ain Too high ssd sl,kDsgh . fee
81 thea ~, slosg fairly vsll ss~s
male vhst Gsy be called bssssss
-seees.. while shc~s vho .sse Ia be
qssl,sed psAss ~,Lsssslsss ~ ssd
.s,on mske . tsis Lss,ssss record ssd
sn lee sseeesd Scyosd their ssFse.
tAtigs.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
EVERYTHING LOVELY NOW.
The Republican Caucus Agrees as to MI
ver-The Service Pension Bill Endorsed
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, April 23.-Appsrently the Re-
publican members OF the House have become
tired Of their endless discussion, for In caucus
tonight they suddenly recurred TO the original
purpose for which the caucus was first called
namely. the arrangement OF an order Of busi-
ness-and made rapid progress In preparing
programme. The subject Of silver Legislature
which has heretofore so vexed the caucus. Nas
disposed OF with such ease and rapidly IS 70
astonlsh the members who we're not scquaipteg
with to-dayis agreement between the Senate anu
House ommittee5.
Mr.. Conger presented the report Of the eau
Gus committee In The shape OF the bill which vas
adopted upon n standing vote, without the ioi-
maiity OF an aye-and-nO call Only haii a
dozen members voted In the negative, and thelI
opposition IVES mainly based upon the failure OF
the bill 70 give full legsl-tender quality 10 'he
Treasury notes.
In addition TO the provisions Of the bill already
stated Il Is provided that money now held IN the
Treasury under section 5222 Revised statutes
and section Of tho national bank act Ia TO be
covered into tho Treasury. This Is tho PROPOSE
ton which was introduced into the House la5t
week in tho form OF a ball. IL concerns the
money held 10 redeem national bank circuia-
ton in cgso Of the liquidation OF banks
or Of banks reducing circulation or taking
out new charters whore the lull CIR
culation is not redeemed. This fund,
which II is proposed % restore 70 t Ine
circulation Il is estimated amounts TO t7sOOO,UV
This bfll seemed 70 meet with general approval
being fair compromise. The conservative ele,
mont was satisfied with the restrictions placer
upon the quality OF the Treasury notes. ana llo
silver men felt that they had secured the SUD
stance OF their claims In that the notes must %
redeemed in lawful money The Dill bas
laid aside With tho understanding mat iho
Committee on Rules will report resolution
rcouiring its consideration by the House nj the
earliest possible moment, with strict li'niaIlOh
upon he length Of debate. Having disposed Oh
the silver question tho caucus turned iis att"n-
ton 20 the subject Of pensions, and after shor'
discussion endorsed the Morrill, service pension
bill. which grants a pension OF = n mOnth 70
soldiers who served ninety days In the war DC,
tween the States and who shall have reeched
the ago OF sixty-tvO years.
Tho Lodge national election bill came next IN
orIer Mr. Lodge briefly explained It's pro'i-
slous and The necessity for It's paasaee.
Mr. RowelI. chairman Of the Elections COM
mitfee. did not believe mat u was necessary or
expedient 20 pass a national election law ana
submitted as a counter proposition plan ior
wide extension OF Tho present supervisory ~ =
TEN, which he asserted would meet all necessl-
ties. an,
After some debate the caucus adjourned w
next TUESDAY. when the consideration OF inc
Lodge bill viii be concluded, and the McComas
biz TO prevent gerrymandering will be taken up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

Judge expects 10 take up all plain chan
Gerry DEGREES and TO be able TO try all law
cases that will not require unusual effort.
DRATH or Mr.. HASoER.
Mr.. George A. Hanger. whose home is
about three miles north Of stanton. and
one Of the largest farmers in the communi-
y, died suddenly last night at O'clock.
He had felt unwell for aweek past. bat was
not confined. He was sitting at his table
engaged in reading and writing. and with
out any premonition Of death suddenly ex-
PRED in his scat. Mr.. Hanger Is OF an old
Augusta family and highly respected. He
leaves q widow and several children. Dr.
John W, Of this city, and Captain II. II.
and W. d., Of the county, and James Z.
Hanger. formerly of Richmond. but now in
Washington city, are brothers OF the de-
ceased.
All tho merchants here. including liquor
dealers, pay their licenses in currency. The
latter have procured their privileges pay
ing money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
sAErIMoRE

BALTIMORE. April ~ --Cost0n quiet; nldtlins
liAc. Flour easier snd unchanged; nessrd-
sfreef and western super, e2ae28; "a exaR>,
s...sssass; do do family >latl0; Ctsy miliss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
DURHAM'S WAR.
Fighting Three Railway Companies which
Are Fighting "a Fourth.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
R,LFIGH. n. c., April 23.--The excite
mcnt at Durham has been intense all day:
The contest Is now between the town OF
Durham and the Oxford, GAINESVILLE and
Durham and Richmond and Danyille rail-
ways. II will be remembered that yestef-
dav the Mayor had ". l.. Morng, one OF
the employees Of the Richmond ana Dan
vile road. arrested for attempting to re-
move Instructions placed on Peabody
street by the city. ApplcatlOn1or hdotds
corous was made and the case was heard
before Judge Armfcld here this morning.
Fx-Judge Schenck and L. II. Busbee ap-
peared for NIor.ng and the town OF Dur
ham was represented by j. ). Manning.
Amonp the railroad-men present were A.
i. Andrews and r. x. Bridsers.
MoHISG DISCHARGED.
After hearing the argument OF counsel
Judge Armheld discharged MOrlng, hold
inc that the town authorities had no right
TO arrest him, as there was not sufficient
force used to constitute the offence
charged III the warrant. The railway last
night removed its cars from the disputed
portion Of the track.
A TURN n THE TIDE.
The Oxford and Clarksville joined its
track to that of the Durham and Northern
this morning after it had been vacated by
the latter. Then all was quiet for short
time.
At noon to-day Mayor Christian received
the following telegram from Raleigh;
"Hold Peabody street against Oxford and
Clarksyille road till come. Hold by force
and by all means.
lSignedi JAMES ,. MANNING.
DOWN 90 THE DISTRACTIONS.
This the Nayor intended 30 do, but the
Oxford and Clarksville shortly afterwards,
without warning, showed its train against
the timber planted by the town authorities
on Peabody street and down 1t went. The
Durham and Northern track was then torn
no by Durham and Northern people TO
prevent the Oxford and Clarksvlle tram
IRON going further up the street. -.
The employees were arrested again TINS
afternoon, the Oxford and Clarksville be-
can to put down cross-ties on the Durham
and Northern llne on Peabody street, and
A.P. Connolly. train dispatcher, the engi-
neer who pushed down the obstruction.
and also several work-hands were arrested
by the police.
A writ Of habeas corpus has been issued
for those parties arrested to-day, and the
case is 10 be heard here tomorrow before
Judge Armheld.
RETAINING ORDERS II FAVOR or DURHAM.
This afternoon at 6 o'clock Judge Mac.
Rea granted restraining orders IN favor Of
the town Of Durham against the Richmond
and Danville. North Carolina and Oxford
and Clarksville companies. The orders
restrain them from entering upon, taking
possession of, or laying their track upon
any part Of Peabody street, or from run
, ming their cars upon said street OF opera
ting a railway upon the same. The restrain
| inc orders are made returnable April 3Oth
before Judge Womack at Oxford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
MAYOR cARR's FUNERAL.
Large Civil and Military Proeession-Im
mense Concourse of People.
Especial telegram 10 thu Disnstcnt

RoAsoEE, Va, April q. The largest con-
course OF people ever gathered In this city
on like occasion attended the funeral
services and burial OF Hon. William Carr.
late mayor of this city. at 3 O'clock. The
three fire companies, Roanoke Light In
fantry knightsot Honor, the City Council,
police force, and operatives Of themachine-
the house of the deceased preparatory
to march to the church. The pro
cession numbered fully one thousand,
and several hundred were in attendance at
the burial. His remains were laid at rest
OF o'clock. The business houses were
all closed from to 5P. NJ.
The saloon OF Oppenheim 4 Co., on Com
merce street, was entered this morning
while the clerk was sweeping the fioor and
el25. together with valuable papers and
notes, were stolen. There Is no clue to thu
robbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

NEw YORK, April 23.--1hc stock market was
not 20 lroad to-day nor so active, especially IN
tho unlisted department, while more feverish
tone marked dealings during the early portion
OF the day. The bears attempted 20 carry yes
terday afternoons decline further and come
slipht depression was brought about IN the nrst
fow minutes OF business, but Resistance 70 Tue
downward movement was so strong mat the
pressure was soon removed, snd the nsrke',
after material rally. became dun. though me
same steady and slow hardening Of values con-
tnued until the close. The sudden chanSe
from the carly depression 10 the strength OF the
remainder Of the day was In a great degree
owing 20 the quiet advance In the coaiers, ano
Delaware ana HUDSON rose per ceM on
account OF a email order 70 buy AZ the market,
showing small amount Of the stock oneriogs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was TOE
feature Of tho dav, though Its activity
was less than during tho previous rise.
Tee rest OF the list wore quiet 10 Gun
oil the way out, ard comparatively quiet
in the unlisted department sugar was traded
In aver range Of only per cent, and the I'M
preston that tho stock has reached the top Tor
while gains ground, ana small fluctuations with
quiet business are TO be expected In the stock
for some days. Among speclalues Hooking
Coal, Flint and Pere Marquette, aud Denver,
Texas and Fort Worth were prominent Tor
strength, but ouly In the last named Was any
material progress made. Tho usual rcaiikat0ns
I'm the last hour gave a saRging tendency TO
prices, but the eloee was quiet and steady at or
near yesterdays ngures. Lackswsnna advanced
Il, per cent and Denver. Texas and Fort worm
per cent. Sales to-day 4,787 shares lieted ana
2Q.-7i shares unlisted.
demonstrating Guiot and Arm. Money
cav a. 2baj. Slb-Troasury balances-Coin,
sl6s. 0o,000: currency. s., 900 t,nyernurnt-
dull hn 'tcsdy for &c; iper cents, ixt; ex.cou
poDs, iO]N bid, ex. interest State bonds Jun
4. ma -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
The Mecklenburg Scotch-Irish.
rC,ac,ai ,atcg-arn n the Disoatchl

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. April 23.-Dr ]. j. s.
Mcintosh delivered his famous lecture on
John Knox" here tonight. The lecture
was given IN the Sam Jones Tabernacle at
the close OF the union service. 1t was
ornate. eloquent, and much enjoyed by a
large and appreciative crowd, many Of
whom were Of Scotch-Irish descent. tits
close Colonel J. w. Echols. of Pittsburgh,
invited all the Scotch-lrish present to
come to the next congress at Pittsburgh.
A Scotch-lrish society was organized here
to-day, with DR.. Grammar, lineal de-
scendant Of one of the slgners of the
Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence
and Revolutionary heroes, AS president, and
Professor Ct. b. Hanna secretary. Quite a
number of members were secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Sentenced to Death.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispstch.l

I0F0Nt@' R1EV.1s1a1 % 111V l1llV1ICUsl
GRAFTON. w. Va. April eat Romney
this morning Judge Armstrong formally
sentenced Street Tross, a twenty-year-old
negro, to be hanged on May l7th.s Tross
was convicted several days ago of a brutal
assault upon Mrs. James Smith. respeeta-
BILE white woman. With two companions
he went to the Smith house, drove away a
boy and girl there, and kept the woman a
prisoner for several hours. He was ar
rested in the house and severely wounded
while resisting. Tross win be the first
man hanged for this crime in West Vir-
Ointa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

bis regret that the southern excursion %
the International American Conferen,iid
had 70 be abandoned, but there wov shs
have been only one foreign delegate W az
party after leaving Richmond and graz
later. He thanks you sincerely for w.. .he
hospitality you extended to them ana .lis
trouble you have taken to arrange for tnei
entertainment. and hopes that you appI.-
ciate the circumstances and reasons "
which he is governed.
Replies have been received from Mayor
G. ID. Bryan and S. Y. Upper, Of Charts
ton, 8. G. g. II. Goodyear, of BrunswlcA'
Ca. and Robert Bleakley. secretary OF the
New Orleans Chamber of Commerce, eA-
pressing regret at the failure of the excur-
which compelled its abandonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

hfkli y. i'5Ds
The sale Of old wrappers continues remarkable
for the light offerings and meagrc assortment,
but sales include some few new tobaccos now.
The buying done here today and lately for out
side accounts shows shortage In interior markets.
Auction sales to-day were all darks, with bid
ding more spirited and attendance good.
offered twenty-five packages; taken. In, two
packages: highest, $3.50; lowest, q. Average,
s5GA
Private sales: Six Ailers; smokers q
Wrappers; II darks. Total, 81 hogshoads.
Mr. Fitz Mayo, Of New York, was on Change
to-day aud much welcomed visitor. Mr. J. II.
Spencer, Of Spencer Brothers, Aartinsyille. Va,
was a buyer. Mr.. U. Wemple. Of Dsnyille,
prominent tobacoonis,, was also with US
The threatened suits against the Tobacco
Trade has so far not materialized. and really
there Is no material &c work on or against There
IA no such legal corporation ~ that named, and
II there were empty boxes would DO about all
Of available assets attacheble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
BENNETT BARHAM RECOVERING.
appointment of Walter Balls Successor az
Commissioner of Revenue.
tCOrrespondence Of the RIchmond pIspstch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.1
NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, April %, 1890.
The Circuit Court, Judge Gunter Dresid-
ing, Is in session here. The Ball Barham
tragedy is still matter of exciting interest
IN the community. Young Barham. who
was 80 seriously wounded in the desperate
pistol encounter with Ball. who was killed,
Is recovering slowly.
Judge Christian. of the County Court, IN
vacation TODAY appointed Willard Crump
commissioner of the revenue TO fill the
unexpired term of Walter Ball, who had
for many years held that Office.
There was a general desire by the people
that Thomas Ball son of Walter Ball,
should be permitted to qualify, so that his
sister Lula. who had for several years made
ont the books for her father, might con-
tlnue to DO so, and so assist the family.
The suggestion was made however. that he
was not quite twenty-one years Of age. and
so Mr.. Crump was appointed, who Will ar
range il with the family to help them with
part OF the work.
Mr.. Crump was very largely recommend
ed by the property owners of the county
for the place unless Ball could be APP
pointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
SOLAN-BAlLEY.
Fashionable Wedding Near FrederiCks-
burg-Bridai Breakfast and Reception.

Especial telegram 10 INC bi-phtfn-i
AgEEEmCEsBCnc. Va. April 23-One Of
tue most beautiful and fashionable we'd
dings that has ever taken place in this
county was solcmniZed today 40 the hos
pitahle home Of Hon. Chancellor Bailey.
Tho hlCh-coutractIng parties were Miss
Flossie, the Youngest and attractive daugh-
ger oil the host and Mr. Emmett 4. SOlan,
most popular and prominent young man
uf this city.
entered the large parlOr IN the following
order: Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Or. II. II.
johnson. of this city, a. best man. and Mr..
Eugene BAILEY, brother of the bride. fol
lowed hv the bride and groom On arriving
under the arch, which was macmhcentlY
decorated with flowers and cyergreens,
suspended from the centre of which was a
large horseshoe Of Marechal Neil roses,
Dr. Johnston and Mr.. Bailey stood on
either side and the bride and groom stood
directly under the arch. where they were
met by Father VI. r. Dinneen. of this city,
who performed the solemn and impressive
ceremony according 90 the rite OF the
Catholic Church. The bride was hand
eomely and becomiugly attired IN tan
culored Henrietta. with hat and gloves TO
match, and wearing % large bouquet OF
o-aurc-hip-soms. while the groom anu At
tcudluts were attlrcd IN black.
DECORATION BEEAKFAsT.
The parlor was artstically decorated
with rare flowers ana lighted by q num-
hcr Of wax candles. After the ceremony
the large number of friends VINO were
rr,.ent were invited 10 the dinug-room.
where d bridal breakfast was gartaken Of,
which consisted Of all the dolicacies of the
season. and was the most elaborate ever
seen in the county. At 3 o'clock the
party were again invited TO the dining
loom. where refreshments of every de-
tcrption awaited them, which were hearth
y partaken of.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tho presents received by the couple
were numerous, handsome and useful, a
number being received from friends in the
North.
Among the visitors present from abroad
were Mr. and Mrs COthrall, of Philadel-
phia: Mrs. and Miss Lyons Of Pennysl-
wanna: Mr. Cliff Bailey. of Newport News,
and Mira. G. r. Murphins, of Philadelphia.
About & o'clock the party left for inns city,
and on arriving here at 5 O'Clock were ten
dcrol q magnificent reception at the home
~ tine groom. Tho couple, who have a
host Of friends, tender their best WISHES
ior joyful and prosperous married lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
. THE DANvlLLE posTMAsTsRsHIP.
tThe Contest Between Robinson and John
stOn-RusSell a Dark Horse.

tihc Contest Between Robinson ana JOhh-
ston-RusSeil Dark Horse.
fCoArespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
DANvIlIE, April %, 1890.
The Night for the postmastership in this
city grtws more and more lively, the prin-
opal contest so far as the Danyille kepub-
leans abe concerned being between John
Henry yAhnston and W. p. Robinson. Fonr
mcetinga have thus far been held by the
colored 1 folks with reference TO the
matter. lJohnstOn's friends met last night
and passed a resolution endorsing him.
though Robinson claims that he is en-
dorsed by 500 colorcd men here, including
I'll who qwn property in the city. John
ttOu and Robinson have vilified each other
% such 1 degree that if the President be-
leves fhat each other says about the
other b \ cannot appoint either.
ANEw MAN N THE FIELD.
IN i mean time man named Russell,
who an ex-UniOn soldier, and who has
lren{ or connections here, has recently
com/o the city aud ~ now making an Ell
t0r/ TO get the coveted position. his
chances of success are regarded by many
as beng very fair.
1 The Democrats Of North Danyille last
might nominated Mr. c. ID. Slaughter for
n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
4 Dance in the white House.

WASHINGTON, April q Crash was laid on tho
floor OF tho East Room this afternoon and To-
night several hundred 81 the younger oionent
OF W Arlington society danced Tor threo hours
or moro in tho White House. Invitations were Is
sued Ga the name Of Mrs Mckee, the Presidents
daughter. aud tho acceptances were very gen.
oral The East Room was handsomely decorated
for tho occasion with plants and Gus Movers
String pieces OF tho Marine Band furnished ths
music. An elegant COLLATION. was served Ia the
dinlnR-rnnm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

hsve been abandoned. The wind last night
again caused the lake water 10 eucroach upon
NE rear OF tho city north OF Claiborne street.
ana some trouble is experienced by water from
,ne Canal nowing over the banks OF the oid
streets, though not sufficiently 70 do any great
damage. The rear OF the seventh Ward, up 10
homan street, from Rlyslsn Folds TO ~ Ber-
nsrd street, and the entire rear Of tho Eighth
maro are Hooded, and the water Is rapidly