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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
RECENT SALES or LAND.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded In the city
and County Courts.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
we're recorded yesterday ~ che Clerk
Office OF the Chancerv Court:
Hill Carter, special commissioner, 10
Lewis b. TAYLOR. 80 feet on Jackson north
west corner st. James. :Si37.SG.
George w. Childs to James b. Hubbard
30 feet on west side Belvidcrc street be-
tween Cumberland and Beverly. $500.
Mary +. ClemOn's trustee to Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust Com
pan. 30 feet on north side Grace street be-
tween jefferson and Madison. -. $50.
Antonio ID. Grande to G.. Equl, stock of
goods. fixtures. soda-water fountain. etc.
in store No. 1l6 west Broad street, 5000.
X. b. Lee and wife to John ". Tcrney.
Dol. feet on north side tow-path of James
River and Kanawha canal, 5000.
b. II. Nash, commissioner, to }. >.
Moore. 81 feet on south side Main street
corner ShockOe creek, IL, 55i.
l.. b. Pettus to A. A. Tyler, stock Of
goods. fixtures. etc, III store 1911 west
Main street and other personal property
S675.
John W. wilkins to William II. Enos. 80
feet on west side Twenty street
between D and p, $3.50.
HENRIco COUNTY COURT.
f. A. Catlin and wife and +. ID. Newell
to II. =. Mersereau, four lots in Robin
Park, Sl6S.
W. Il. Waldron and wife to Isaac n.
Vaughan, $50 feet on south side of Floyd
street between Elm and Cedar, and 40 7-l2
feet on Hanover street at southwest cor
ner of Vine. Sl4,735.
Joseph Wilkinson and wife to Bette,
wife of James Crawford, 80 feet on private
road, 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
FlFTY-THRSE CASES.
The Justice Of the Police Court Had HIS
Hands Full Yesterday.

When Justice Crutchfeld entered the
Police Court Yesterday and cast glance
AZ the docket and then looked over at the
non his eyes bulged with amaZcment.
Fiftv-thrce patients" were on hand to
receive the soothing medicines OF the
Great CITY administered, who deals out bit
tiers and sweets with no especial respect OF
persons.
The Justice put on the gloves and began
the combat with ferOclty that wrought
terror 10 tho hearts OF those assembled 10
receive their just merits.
In every instance Of drunkenness on
Sunday the offender was gwen hne OF -
and costs. and no questions were asked.
The long list of evil-dOers and charges
was soon gone through with, and III two
hours the court was adjourned by the at
fable Sergeant Thomas III his usual bene-
dictorv way: Court il over; don't for
get those dog and goat medals; delay Is
dangerous
Tic only cases worthy of mention were
Jack Goode (colored). being drunk and
creating dsorderin one OF the electric cars.
$40 and costs.
Jacob Randolph (colored), assauting and
beating Margaret Randolph. $40 and costs.
Philip Corncy (colorcdJ. stealing lot OF
chickens and basket from Thomas Chris
tan. Continued till to-day.
An attachment was ISSUED lOr Ottp ray
ser charged with carrying concealed
weapons. -.
George Burch (white). charged with
drugglng W. Il. Gentry and stealing from
his person q scarf-pin and small sum oil
money, was discharged.
James Hardy (aolOred). beating his wife,
Lucy Hardy. in the street. $40 and costs.
Thomas Covan (whIte), being drunk on
the Sabbath and using profane language
on the street. - and costs.
George II. Mosby (white), fighting and
creating disturbance III the neighborhood
Of Twenty-nnth and q streets and shoot
inc pistol in the street. Continued until
Thursday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
HARDWARE FOR HE TEMPLE.
The Contract Awarded tn Mcssrs. Clarke
4 Son-Gas- and Flectric-fiNtures.

meeting Of the Building Committee OF
the Masonic Temple Association was held
Yesterday for the purposa of opening BIDS
which had been made for the hardware t.
be used in the Temple now being erected.
Messrs. A. +. Clarke y son, representing
"A Connecticut house. Were awarded the
contract at Sl,6jl.
Major 4. Il. Courtney is chairman of this
committee. and the other members are
Colonel William T. Tanner. Colonel j. Y.
Bidgood, and Mr.. Isaac Tower.
Colonel BidgOod. of the committee; Mr..
W. H. lsaacs, secretary of the association.
and Mr.. ". o. Burton. the contractor, loft
Yesterday evening for the North, where
they 90 10 select chandeliers and combi-
nation gas and electric fixtures for the
building. They will visit New York and
Philadelphia. and IN route for these cities
will stop IN Washington. where they will
confer with Messrs. Woodward n IathrNp,
lessees of the store which Will be III
the Temple.
These gentlemen are exceedingly anX-
ious to establish their business here 10y the
LIST OF September, and they have offered 10
the Building Committee TO contribute
$500 10 the Masonic Home if they can
move III on that dav Every effort Will be
made TO have the store ready bv then and
the committee think they will be success
full IN their attempt to do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
Other New, from The Churches.

Rev. DR.. Gaflck. who Is occupying the
pulpit Of Leigh-Sreet Baptist church I'M
al the congregation can call "a pastor 20 ii
the vacancy caused 10y the resignation OF
Rev. DR.. Frost, preached Sunday morning
% a good congregation. At night there
were no services.
4 special meeting of the Missionary So
ciriy OF the church was held IN the after
noon and the attendance was large Rev.
Dr. W. W. I.andrum delivered an interest.
ing address before the meeting. The adj
visibility Of establishing a mission school
on ChmbOrazo Hill was discussed at
length. but no definite action taken.
Mr. sILwAKr's FOUR YEARS WORK.
The services AZ the Church Of the Cove
nant on Sunday were Of an interesting aud
solemn character. fl WIS the close OF four
years Of work of the pastor. Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart. Large congregations were pres
ont az both services and the hearts OF the
people were deeply stirred by the words Of
encouragement aud exhOrtatiOn which fell
from the lips Of the animated preacher.
IL was stated that an the four years Just
closed the membership Of the church had
been doubled. thiyty-one OF the Sun
day-schOol scholars had been led 20 Christ,
tbs schools had increased eighty. five
persons, and there nad been twenty
eight baptisms. The money collected by
the Sunday school WAS sos; BY the church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
FORTY-FOUR DAETHS LAST WEEK.
OF This Number IL Were White and 2.
Colorcd Persons.

The whole number of deaths in Rich
mOud last week was 4i-l7 white and q
colored. Annual rate of mortality per
900 white, 1881; colOred, 36.94-tOtal,
26.92.
cause Of Death: Abscess psoas, white ;
apoplexv. . white; Bright's disease, /
bronchitis. colored catarrh Gntestlna).
/ white; cholera infantum, 3 white and ;
colored: congestion Of brain, white; con-
sumption. white and cOlored dlarrhUa,
l white and 3 colored; dropsy, l colored !;
dropsy cardiac, / cOlored; drowning. |
white: enterltis, / colOrcd fever (typhO-
ralariaD, | white; heart disease, ] white
and colored; hemorrhaee (puerperaD, /
white: inanition, colored; infiamma-
ton Of stomach, colored; marasmus. l
cOlOred meningitis. white; old age, |
colored paralysis. white and colored (;
peritOnitis cOlOred: pneumonia, color
cd: premature birth, l colorcd; thrush, /
colored whooping- cough, white.
Ser and COi0r: Males, white and 10
colored: females. 10 white and II colored.
L0caftJ: Marshall Ward, 2 white and 7
colored: Madison Ward. white and |
colored: Clay Ward. white and cOiOred !;
almshouse, white and 4 colored; Jeher-
son Ward, white and l colored Monroe
Ward, 3 white and l colorcd; Jackson
Ward, | white and 9 colored.
Ages: One day to thirty. 4 colored one
month TO six, 3 white and colored; SIX
months to twelve, white and cOlored !;
one year to three, white and 8 colOred I;
five years to ten, white and l cOlored !;
ten venrs TO twenty, white and l colored ;
twenty years to thirty white ana 2
colored: thirty years 10 forty. | white and
2 colored forty years to fifty. / colored;
iftv years TO sixty, { cOlOred; sixty years
to seventy, white and colored; seventy
years to eighty, white; eighty years to
ninety. white: ninety years 10 one num-
dred, | colored; unknown, l colored-
average age, twenty-five years.
Condition: Single, II white ana II color
ed married. white and colored: widow
ers, l white; widows. white and col
Ored
Nafril: Richmond. &c; England. !;
other parts of United States. II.
Comparative HCeEy Aortahy: For week
ending July 4, 1891. II white, n colored;
for week ending July 5, 1890, "A white, 81
co.ored.
Rainfall: For week ending July 4,
1891. 0l9 inch; for week ending July .,
1890 Oi7 inch.
TemprahUe For week ending July 4,
1891, SOIL; for week ending July 5, 1890.
4.42
Number Of TiSlts Made by Physicians for
Poor: First district, %; Second district,
70; Third district, ST; Fourth district, 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
AN ERROR OF $4,000
DISCOVERED IN THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA DIRECT-TAx FUND.
In Favor Of the State-Mr. Bushels Good
Work-seven Thousand Claims Al
ready Fiied-Purchase-Tax
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. N. c.. July Ex-Governor Holt
has decided not to commence paying out
the direct-tax money to claimants until he
receives from the Government the sum oil
S26, 900 yet due. that being in excess OF the
amount sent here by the Treasury officials.
The error in favor of the State was discov-
cred by Mr.. Busbee. the State agent, and
has been conceded by the Auditor.
WANTS THE FULL AMOUNT.
The Governor saws that if he should
commence payment before the full amount
is received he would be compelled to scale
the claims, and this he does not desire to
do. IL il expected that the additional
sum will be forwared in q few days. Al
least seven thousand claims have already
been filed with the executive department,
and they are pouring in by every mail.
REFUSE TO GIVE 1T.
Many merchants here refuse TO give in
what Is known IA the merchants pur-
chase-tax." which under the revenue law
they are required to LIST during the first
ten DAYS in January and July OF each year.
At the recent session of the General As
sembly large numbers of petitions were
pesented. asking the repeal of this tax, on
the ground that It was unconstitutional.
The refusal 10 list is based on a suit TO test
the law in the courts gotten up by the
merchants of Wilmington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JURY
Seventeen True Bills for Felony ana
Number Tor Misdemeanor.

The grand Jury of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. Charles z. Stokes, foreman. met yes
terday and the following true bills OF IN
dictment for felony were found:
Samuel Brown. breaking into the house
Of Lucy jefferson and stealing thereirom
certain articles of wearing apparel.
Leonard Bradberry, charged with forg-
ing check on Merchants National BANK
in raising said check from 1886 to SjO.so.
X. J. Fletcher. charged with forging
check on the state Bank of Virginia for
S25.75, signing name of William Il. Cut.
shaw. giving evidence on the very face OF
the paper OF forgery, as Colonel Cutshaw.s
name is Wilfred l.. and not William T..
Cutshaw. >.
George Eapntleroy, malicious assault
upon John Brown.
BENJAMIN Harris aims Beverly Lewis.
breaking and entering the house OF Mllllaih
Enterman. being then vacant. and stealing
a lot OF lead piping.
BENJAMIN Harris n'dis Beverly Lewis,
breaking into and entering the house OF
William Entermau with intent to Commit
larceny.
Frederick Heiss. unlawfully. feloniously,
and burglariously breaking into the house
of c. +. Sieglc and stealing therefIom
divers notes and silver coin, the property
Of Adolph Knots.
waiter JtflhlISs '''--
the dwelling of q. Linari and stealing there
from $50 in money.
Edward Noble same offence.
James Smith Giids Smith alias Dude (coi-
ored), feloniously assaulting Anna Gregory
with pitcher, and with intent 10 Kill;
Fannie Smith. maliciously assaulting
and cutting Samuel Lewis with intent to
XII.
Sallie Smith, breaking into the house OF
John Stancier and larceny of money to the
amount Of so.
Henry Stokes. HOUSEKEEPING. entering
the house Of Charles l.. Todd with intent
to commit larceny.
Dump Twvman (coloredD. malicious as
sault upon William Gaines. cutting him
with sharp instrument at party on
Sheep Hill.
The following were the true bills found
for msdcmeanor Annie Hammond,
Mamie Hammond. J. c. Kinker, Robert ;.
Nelson ~ Co., II. s. Voss, and John I.
kinker.
The grand jury adjourned over to the
18th, when the cases in which parties nave
not yet paid their licenses will be brought
up. 800,
The Court fixed upon the 18th and 18TH
of this month for the trial of civil cases.
Next Tuesday IS the date for the trial oil
Lewis Booker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
SPECIAL PRICES
ALL OVER
THE. STORE.

We are striking out prices ell over the
store, aud every department contains
SPECIAL BARGAINS in lightweight
stuils in order to prevent carrying over
anything which is possible to convert
iato cash before the close of the season.
We have decided to make this the most
advantageous NOTWITHSTANDING SALE
we've ever introduced to the public, and
anybody interested in economy can't Of
ford to miss it.
In our MEMS CLOTHING DE-
PARTMENT we are making the biggest
drives-particularly does It refer to the
line we are showing to-day at $40. Here
are suits of tirst-class materials, each
and every one of them of our own SUI
perior make of fabrics, warranted every
fibre pure wool, in sacks and cutaways,
and many styles and patterns to choose
from; Suits that are correctly cut,
thoroughly shrunk, faultlessly made,
and as perfect fitting as IL is ever posi-
bic to obtain ready-made clothes Suits
that were made to sell at $3.50, 80, 81,
and in many instances as high as 50 OF
So more than we are charging for them
here they are and here they go at SIC
bill for the pick and choice, and the first
come is the first served in the great
striking out-prce sale now fixed on
these SO Suits.
Here are cheaper suits at cheaper
prices, and here are finer suits ut higher
prices, each and every one of them big
leaders and big values for the
amount charged for them. and
we guarantee perfect satisfaction in
every case, as it is quick sales and Low
PRICES which must do the heavy
work towards introducing our wares tC
the public, and at the same time tc
clean up the remnants of this season SC
that the next is not burdened with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
=
WHY7
w Thy Z
Why will people attempt things for which they

Why will people attempt things for which they
are entirely unsuifed.
Why do women worry, cry, and fret when they
should be pleasant and happy most OF their
timer
Why are men blue, Respondent. melancholy,
stolid, 30 often. when they should DO strong,
hopeful enterprising, and vigorous7
Why should any man endangcr his health, pos
sibly his life. when little care will preventn
Why is tho present season OF the year 20 de-
pressing, enervatng-the very air filed with
malaria and malariai influences:
WHY will people permit the dangers. sickness,
and troubles Of this season To affect their health
and undermine their life whom they can easily
be counteracted by tho use Of pure whiskey ana
water?
Why will people persist In taking impure,
adulteratcd, injurious whiskey, when - pure
whiskey can be secured "a Dunys Malt?
Why will INSCRIPTIONS druggists seek 20 PAIN
of inferior and injurious wniskeys? Because
they can make much moro money out OF tho
cheap and impure than they can from the sale
az the genuine and valuable. 10 23-eotuir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
WILL GOTO EUROPE.
Rev. X. L. Cave Voted the Most Popular
Minister in 1T. Louis.

Rev. II. c. Cave. formerly pastor of the
Seyentn-Street Christian church OF this
city. but now of the Non-Sectarian con,
cregation of st. LOUIS, Mo-. has been voted
the most popular preacher III the latter
city, and III consequence receives free
trip To Europe and other foreign coun-
tries.
About two months ago the st Louis Re
ritbfc BEGAN a balloting column for the
most popular minister in the city. The
device was so encouraged that three Euro
pean tours were arranged for the diyines
receiving the highest number of votes. Or.
Cave received nearly 5000 more than the
gentleman coming next 10 him IN numbers.
Ii is expected DR.. Cave viii leave for his
trip about the first week IN September
While the ST. LOUIS minister was IN
Richmond about month ago the fact
leaked out that he was being run as the
favorite preacher OF his city, aad many OF
his Richmond friends made up contrlbu-
tions without his. knowledge and sent to
the Le.akbilc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
The VlRGINIAs ADMIT THEIR DEFEAT.
They say the College Boys Outrowed Them
FairIy-Next Year.

The college boys are greatly pleased at
their rather unexpected victory in the re-
gatta Saturday. and at one time they
thought OF having "a jubilee celebration IN
commemoration of then success, but this
plan will hardly be carried through.
While the result of the race was great
surprise TO the Nlrginias, they bore their
defeat very gracefully indeed, and own
that the cup was fairly won.
MIR. George Pegram. one Of the members
of the club, said yesterday TO DIsPATcH
reporter that they ascribed their defeat
entirely to the fact that they had been
outrowed."
The result of the regatta, while dis
couraglng IN some respects TO the Nir-
cinias, will give great impetus to boating
in this city, as it will show those who here
tofore have been lackingin confidence that
there is still hope for them.
The boat-house of the Young Mems
Christian Association Club is rapidly going
up. and by next summer the association
will have a COOS club, and there will be
enough material IN I.>chmond for good
REGATTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
ELECTRIC FREAKS IN DURHAM.
Disabled Dynamos and "a Tobacco City
Left in Total Darkness.
lcorrcsnondcnce Of the RIchmond pispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DURHAM. n. c.. July {. --About 10 o'clock
last night a very severe storm passed over
this city. The policemen who were on the
street say they saw the lightning strike
the electric wires like balls Of ire. II
entered the cIectric-light house and dls
abled the Gynamos by burning out the
coil. The city was Immediately in tOtal
darkness. and will have no more electric
lights for four or five days, when the re-
pairs will be made.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The latest informant N from NJ. +. &c
Dowell Is that he is exceedingly ill. and no
hopes are entertained of his recovery. The
Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company be-
ing stock company will not be affected
should this valuable member die.
Rev. :. :. Lambeth. prominent minis
ter of your State, spent the day In our
city.
Many of our prominent families are
making arrangements 10 leave for the
springs. Mr. Washington Duke, Robert +.
Lyon and family, and B. n. Duke and
family will leave next week for Buffalo
Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
A WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
She Took Teaspoonful of Rough on Rat
and Death Resulted.

Mary f. Martin. of sos north Eighteenth
street, took teaspoonful of Rough on
Rats Friday evening and died from the ef-
fects of the poison yesterday morning at
$50 o'clock.
The cause of the act was domestic infe-
liclty. When her husband came home Fri
day night she informed him of what she
had done, but he did not send for doctor
until Sunday morning, as there seems 10
nave been some douht IS To whether she
was in earnest.
She had on q previous occasion taken
laudanum, but was resuscitated.
The Coroner was called and viewed the
body, but did not deem en- inquest neces-.
sary. being satisfied that it was case OF
suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07

DnrArcH, will arrive in the city to-day
from New York and will spend few days
in Richmond Mr.. West Is bright young
North Cagolnian who reached New YORK
Sunday morning on the steamship Etru-
ria from Queenstown. England. lie mas
spent the seven months travelling through
Europe, Asia and Africa. spending. forty
days in the Holy Land. During his trip
be took baths in the Red Sea and IN the
river Jordan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
The Worlds Cotton.
ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

IBy Telegraph % thc Dlspntch.I
NEW DIRK. July 6.-Ihe total visible sup
ply If cotton for the world Is 2,33s, j7l
bales, of which 1,7G2 ~ bales are Amorl-
can. against l.5aO.G96 and o., 1863 bales re-
spectIyely last year. Receipts at all interior
towns. 7,347 bales: receipts at the planta-
lions, 1901 bales; crop IN sight, S,lS9, 33l
bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
HYGELA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

Unsurpassed in appointments, table, and gen.
eral attention. Terms: SO per day, 1880 per
week, $50 per month, and upward.
MUSIC twice day by the celebrated Fort
Monroe Band. Nightly hops. Safest aud most
delightful SURF BATHING on the coast Good
SAILING, FISHING, and DRIVING. Frequent
presence OF foreign and American SHIPS OF
WAR daily inspections, drills, parades, cannon
and rife target practice. A broad expanse OF
SALT WATER SURROUNDS OLD POINT CON.
FORT, hence there are no land breezes, no ma
laris, no hay fever, no oppressive heat The
mornings are delightful and the nights cool and
refreshing. The moss charming marine views
In the world. Send for descriptive pamphlet.
10 ll.rA.susruas, 3 N MANAGES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07

The Richmond citizen who is not proud
of the record Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Of his city. as set forth in the DISPATCH
last Tuesday, is almost fit for treason,
stratagems, and spoils." The exhibit is
one of great credit, and illustrates IN amost
united business efort. -N,lrpOr, Nocs Sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
sxrnn of r,rs.

produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice of California figs, combined with the
medicinal virtues OF plants known to be
post beneficial TO the human system. acts
gently on the kidneys. liver. and bowels,
efectuelly cleansing the system. dispell-
ing colds and headaches. aud curing ha-
bitusl constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
civ Circuit Court.

The jury in tue case of the Roanoke Con
struction and Improvement Company
against the Old Dominion building and
Loan Association being still unable 10
agree were again adjourned over.
Tho case OF Uttway Brown against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
was dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
THE RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE
Annual Meeting and Election of Officers.
The Tunnel and Road.

The annual meeting of the Richmond
and Chesapeake railroad stockholders was
held in this city yesterday.
Seven hundred and fifty shares were
represented, and the following officers
were elected: President, \. I. Reed, New
York; Vice-Presdent. G. f. Belvin, Rich
mond. Directors: III. II. Baltzer, +. V. Bait
ger and Ellis X. Southworth, of New York.
and c. L. Belvin and g. o. Swami, of Rich
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
BONDS ISSUED.

The Richmond and Chesapeake Com
pany have issued S4,500000 of bonds to
complete the tunnel and its road to the Po-
tomac, audit IS seid that satisfactory neso-
tiations are in progress for placing them.
II has not been decided whether the COM
pauy will avail themselves OF the charter
of the Fredericksburg and Chesapeake
road or build an indepen dent spur, rs the
law now permits. This will be decided at
a meeting OF the stockholders OF the
fredericksburg and Chesapeake road TO be
held to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-07
Depot and Cars Consumed by Fire.

INpe0lnI toIegran 20 the DlSpltchI
SALISBURY, n. c., July 6.-1he freight
depot at Statesville. together with n large
amount of freight. twas entirely destroyed
by fire this afternoon. The fire Is sup
posed 10 have been accidental. Three car,
were burned. The building was of brick
and unite COSTLY