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The rustler., 1891-12-11
MIR. simonson,s Return.

Flavel Simonson, who has spent
the past two months In Milwaukee
and Chicago, working up mining
and smelling interests for south
Santa Fe county, returned last Sum
day. In an interview he impaired
the following good news: I'VE
will build smelter," he said,
"that Is sure. The machinery will
be ordered for the plant immediate
ly after New Years, ana IL will
take probably sixty days after Its
arrival TO get the building and
plant In shape. We hope to get
things In shape to begin the treat
ment of ore In April" In addition
to raising the necessary capital to
Insure the smelter plant, Mr..
Simonson bought new Hunting
ton mill and power to operate 1t,
which has already arrived, and will
be put to work on the claims of
Lucas and Wright, in which Mr..
SiInonson takes an interest. The
location Is little north OF Golden.
Mr.. Simunson hopes soon to have
another plant In operation In the
south part Of the county. This all
shows good work, the best Of which
Is, the results are not all on paper.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Christmas Presents.

The CerrilIos supply offers for
your selection the following list of
Holiday Goods:
Roger Bros. Knives and Forks.
Tea aud Table Spoons.
Carving Sets.
Rochester Lamps.
Large Assortment OF Vases.
Fancy Baskets In China Ware.
French China Cups aud Saucers.
Toilet Sets.
Toy Dishes In sets from 25c. 10
81 90 per set.
Boys Express Wagons.
We wish to close out these goods
and will offer them at low prices.
CERRII.Los SUPPLY Co.
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The rustler., 1891-12-11

For SALE.-Large bay horse.
Drives single or double. Or will
trade for coal delivered In Santa Fe.
Apply to John ID. Allen, Santa Fe,
N. M,
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Court and Jury.

The followidg Is list OF the
grand and petit jurors for the Santa
Fe term of court to be opened by
Judge Seeds on The first Monday In
January.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

vEsPER LODGE. No. Is, X Of z.
Meets Tuesday evening Of each
week, at 1880.
z. NJ. CRUTcHFIELD, G. @.
ID. j. JONES, X. OF II. s.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
A, l. :. r. Time Card.

Trains carrying passengers leav'
Cerrillos As follows:
EAST:
No.2. Passenger, 3:l0 c M
- A - 8 AZ a m
n38 +" III Us IN
WEST:
No. /. Passenger, O6 a m
3 10 40 pm
81 " 8 06 p IN
In effect Sunday Feb. lst 1891.
g. L. HARNEY, Agent.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

White Ash.
W. b. knight has gone on trip
TO Springer.
+. II. Mitchell was q visitor
Wednesday.
Col. II. W. Webb has been called
east on business.
8. c. Wright. OF Golden, was In
town over Sunday.
+. Slmonson paid the capital
city q visit Monday.
@. s. Myers has gone TO Santa Fe
TO remain n few months.
+. W. Rlsgue, OF the CerrIllos
Coal a Iron Co., Is In st. Louis.
Sam Sing has Mrs. Anderson's
thanks for some lilly bulbs from
China.
Edwin b. Seward. one OF Santa
Fe's attorneys, is down with La
Grippe.
Edgar Andrews has been on the
sick llst for u couple OF weeks, but Is
better.
T. j. Bishop, brother Of DIR. W.
t. Bishop, Is visiting him from
Kansas.
]. II. Robertson, Pueblo Indian
Agent, visited Albuquerque on
business Wednesday.
c. w. Uptegrove made a trip to
his ranch down in the valley of the
Rio Grande, Wednesday.
Hon. A. Staab. the big whole
sale merchant of Santa Fe. was In
town on business Monday.
Bon. l.. A. Fiske returned to
Santa Fe Tuesday, from attend
ance at the Socorro term Of court.
]. II. Montgomery, of the Colo
RADIO Iron Works, Is on his way to
attend the silver convention ut El
Paso.
Larken G.. Read, one OF the
bright young attorneys Of Santa Fe
adds his name 10 the HUSTLER list
this week.
Coal Shipper Graham, who Is
handling the product of the Kee-
see mine, was In Santa Fe Wednes-
day on business.
Mrs. B. A. Teller, mother OF
MRS. VIM. Atchison and Miss Nei-
lie Hunter, Is visiting them from
Leadville Colorado.
Hon. Richard Giblin and Real
Estate Agent Bushnell, passed up
the road Wednesday from Albu-
querque to Santa Fe.
Prospector Mcdonald, of White
Oaks, Is at the Sisters home In
Santa Fe, to recuperate from an
attack of La Grippe.
MIR. A. T. Grigg, of Santa Fe, one
OF the best fellows that ever struck
New Mexico, bids fair to become
famous as an inventor.
Billy Morris is hustler for tn,
RUsTLER. Not only does he sub
scribe himself, but he insists tina
all the boys do likewise.
Mrs. Wsring. of Las Vegas, am
Mrs. Chas. F. Jones, of Springer
are visiting their parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. @. w. Uptegrove, of Cerril
, los.
} M. Katzenburg, representing thu
Wholesale liquor house OF Lowen
! thai & Meyers, Albuquerque, Wa
I q visitor 10 Cerrlllos and San Pedr
this week.
HI. S. Lutz, relief agent, IL not
at Messilla Park, two miles belo'
Las Cruces. In letter he says
is warm and pleasant there and b
: likes IL very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. McCorma
who left CerriIlos about year aR
10 try the Pacific coast countr,
have returned to Albuquerque
u live. Miss Maud Joins them the
10 this week.
Mr.. Lewis B. Frear, Mr.. Kenn'
!, dy's partner In the Cerrillos SUI
ply Company, arrived last mig
: from his home at Ithica, Ne
4 York. He will probably rema
!. with US for some time.
% Manager T. ]. Mclaughlin,
u the Santa Fe Copper Co., 8,
d Pedro, drove over Saturday ,
10 business. He states that the Cor
h pany is shipping more matte nc
ID than ever before and Its output
- t.c.x.ou,l.of ah hr.fouaH kx. rnf hat
The rustler., 1891-12-11

One of yesterdays hunters killed
q jack rabbit so large that he would
not bring II home, as he had to
carry 1t about three miles before
the camp was reached. Hereafter
fish stories must stand aside when
rabbit stories come on the carpet
Optic, Dec. 10.
At Belen within the past year,
1t is on record that q tenderfoot
huntsman arrived there and sailed
forth to see and kill his first jack
rabbit, and actually shot and
killed Q burro, thinking that IL was
the game for which he had been
looking. After killing the SLOW
going little beast he rushed to town
greatly excited and asked for help
TO bring In his game, stating thal
he had killed a jack rabbit higgeI
than two men could carry.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
GRAND JURORS.

Ricardo Chaves, John Bell,
Eugenio Yrisarri. Jose Antonio
Ortiz, A. Leese AIzadie. M. Ham
son, Juan Ignacio Gonzales. Pedro
A. Martinez, Charles Wagner,
James l.. Van Arsdell, Arthur
Bischoff, Andrews Kopp, Hoberl
Harvey, Bernard Haniey, &. Doyle,
Antonio Windsor, Gerard ID. Koch
Jose dc la Ortiz y Baca, J. ii.
Vaughan, David Rodriguez, Ven.
ceslao g. Duro, Luciano Chaves,
David Romero.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
PETIT JURORS.

Julian Padilla, L. Andrews,
Peter Makell, George l.. Wyllys,
Vicente Romero, Evaristo Duran,
Ernest Mecke, Ad0lph Gusdorf,
Luis Moya y Lopez, Felipe b. Del.
gado, Flavio Silva, Ed. johnson,
Lee Muehlheisen, Deseperio Gomez
Candino Montoya, G. F. Wientge,
X. G. Mcdonald, Rafael Herrera,
Jose Encatnacion Duran, Faustin
Garcia. Jesus Esquibel, Manuel
Lujan y Sanchez, Solomon Spiiz
Pedro Gonzales, G.. w. Morse
Francisco Lopez. l.. w. Widmeyer
Benito Alarid, Ii. ID. McAllister
Rafael Roibal, Levi GARNER, Nor-
ton ID. Hand, Alfredo HinUos
Grant RiveDburg.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Chnrcn Dlrecaory.

ME-. Church South,-Rev. w. b.
Jennings, pastor. Preaching eve
~ Sabbath, morning and evening
Sabbth school at 9:45 y. m. Prayer
meetings Wednesday evenings.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Electric Reduction Com
pany.
Albuquerque Citizen. !


Yesterday afternoon there was
organized In this city the Electric
Reduction Company" with the fol-
lowing well known gentlemen as
incorporators:
Gov. L. s. Slower, DIR. @. E.
Winslow, F. H. Kent, l.. b. Put
ney. Calvin Whiting, A. M. Cod
lngton, Judge w. O. Hazeldine,
Ii. B. Ferguson, NJ. s. 0tero, DIR.
G.. w. Harrison and J. Q. Bal
bridge.
Papers were drawn up and mailed
last night TO the territorial secre-
tary at Santa Fe, and as soon as
they are returned a meeting will be
held and officers elected. The In.
corporators are the board Of direc-
tors, and hold the Office for three
months.
The capital stock OF the company
Is placed at $4,000, of which
amount $l1, 900 were paid up at yes.
terday's meeting. The object OF
the company Is TO treat by the
electric and other processes all gold
and silver ores, both refractory and
free, and the plant Is expected to be
In operation inside OF ninety days,
The company has already con.
tracted for machinery, and one ol
the incorporation, probably Gov
Slower, will leave In few days tC
superinlend the shipment OF IT,
The location of the plant has not IA
yet been decided upon, but will bt
In u short time. This is to- be IL
the nature OF an experimental
plant, and should it prove as thu
projectors desire, the company vii
erect extensive works.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

@. z. & Co have u grand line OF
Stetson hats.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Ladies' trimmed hats at Good
man, Negier & Co.'S.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Capitalists. Investors. Calm
owner. and all mining men.
n lil Ind this paper = probable
und reliable source OF informs-
iion. Care Il taken 10 prevent
the appearance OF any misleading
statements. On this basis the
paper has n value 10 you and |
merits your subscription.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Every item Of mining interest
Progress and development Of
mines-Strikes and output OF
ores, FROM the great mineral dis
trlcts OF Cerrillos. san Pedro,
Golden, Dolores and the Sandals,
will be published In this paper
when the same can possibly be
obtained.
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.SELLos INUTILIZHDos

Sc cosupropa de Roma q China d 1-50 MI
uor Haeoay S / Pto- Rico, Russia, Cuba, .StO.
Domingo, Hajty, Brasil, chile PERI, Honduras,
Costa Rjc0, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Cur0S0o, San
S0z00dor, Guatemala, Bar6Gda, Paraguay,
Uruguay, so eeaat00os de peso mjIlGr.
Sc compr0n est1nepill0s jautjzigGdas de JoS
Est0doS U9ojdos de 15 ceet0S. represeatandO d
Colon. Los deneGS d precj0S co'aQe,acjonGles.
No Sc Gd1site,a ega0jOs de n2e,aoS de mil selIOS
Rafael e. Palacios Sazaadr.
CRUZ CAPITAL.
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q LINN SUCESORA DE Morris, Fortaleza "a y
8 26, Imprenta, litografa, almacen de papel de
Batodas classes, librerfa estenso surtido de efoc-
tos de escritorio,
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IA N'TONIO MENDEZ. Cristo 8 Estabecimien-
ka to de provsiones EN- general y dep6sito de HE
B48LO de BayamOn
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Ferr0CarriIes ''Dec0vi !le''

portatiles a colocaci0n instantanea asf denomina
dos del nombre de su inventor adoptados en- toda
clase de explotaciones, para los servicios publ
COS, civiles, de guerra y de marina de Francia
y de un gran ndmero lie naciones
Han conseguido desde que existen 81 medaas
de orc todos los primeros premios sin excep-
ci0n en- los concursos franceses y extranjeros.
$3.50 CLIENTES KILOMETROS EN-
.TREGADOS.
Sc remiten catalogosy y presupuestos de ms
taaciOneS 4 demanda
Dirijanse en- San Juan de Puerto-Rico q M.
Luchetti, representante de Monsieur Decauville
Ain6
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a NTONIO JAUREGUI Fortaleza 81, Bnllan-
IA te surtdo de cristaeria, porcelanas, joyas tinas
"a inuumerables artculos lie tOdas prOcedencIas,
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"a NDRES CROSAS, Giros, comsiones, Depo
m sito de maderas efectos de toneleria, pnturas
matcriales naVaeS etc,
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"a YELTNO ELTZALDE, San Francisco 43, Com
m pleto surtido de teiidos de novedad para Sras
AAartfculos de viaje, camas de hierro etc, lmpor
+ooiOnnc dirnctaS
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Venta de h!lo para coser de ]. Up. Goats. Paisley
Id id. id. de ClQE q CO id.
Fabrica de licores al vapor.
Agencia de los Vapores Correos de las Antilas,
de los SreS Sobr5wOS de Herrera, de la Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanero en- esta
Isla, de la nsisnsG Enspyeso
Agencia de la Royal Mail Lteaaa Packet Co Lon.
dres
Ageucia de la Northern Assurance CO, Londres
Agencia de la North British & Merc0ntegG Ia,
setrG9ace CO, Londres
Agencia de la EIYoSGtldastica" Compania de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo.
AgencIa de la "MGrinG" Companta de Seguros
marftiinos de Londres.
Agencia de Lloyd Awddzsag, Cadiz
Agencia de S0agey7oGuser Acte5ss Masbe,se,afa.
bYik & ESseng5eSsere6
sangerhusen, AMEMANIA.
B6byseo de AsuqG5Aorie Dc eEa60YGcsta az asfc0G.
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50 FRFCEDO IIERMANOS & Co., San Francisco
k@46 Antique estatablecimiento III C0tmGd0:
20 Gran suftido de provisones fnaS, vinos, llco-
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4 ZPURUA & CO, San .Justo 10, Estahleci- |
z miento de mercancas y novedades,
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0sE H5od u famDH Banoaero co%sioniata Agente Rrin
oeai des1GG DE- la compane General fgansstsatTqoe
iyapores Franceses Corresponsal del CTeqaT LG-
nidio dc Paris, RePresentante de los de Sc
pnpos contra ncendios 'Nouwich de Ia ComPanla
eesna5oIa Alianza de aseguradores de Barcelona
Tiene sucnrsal en- Aguadilla,
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"a GUSTIN MUSA, San Francisco 51, JOyerla
A con un surtido removable constan temente,
HR RelOieria,
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"a NDRES BORDOY, San Francisco -, Alma
k cen de calzado de todas classes, Ventas POI
E@8 maVOr y detail.
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"A sgIAYOL & co. Foataleza 32. Quincaleria
M diversidad dc artfculos, Estenso surtido,
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q BOLIVAR & co, Tetuan q. Almacen de
y provislones, Dep6sito de fostoros de Id nl'l0''
~ Cnnill y Bolivar.
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6NALDAS & Co, Tanca 1, 1Almacen de proVl-
stones al pOr mayor,
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VAAOUERO GANDARA, San Justo 10, Pro
visiones de todas procedenclas' Surtloo 20
neral
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8 HUMADA & Co, San Justo 80, Almac6n de
M mercanclas secas para ventas por mayor,
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~ HAVARRI & Co, Tetuan 10, ComlSlonlstaS
hsy fuertes importadores de mercanc'aS secas'
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Ia ARfTOL OMT. STMONET, Fortaleza "a, Quin
calIa ldmparas, cristalerfa, porceanas oiie
Ml rnntns nfnetns de tOlas DrOcedenclas.
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% ERRAN C SERRAT, San Francisco 90, ~.
~ mac6n de nroyisiones para ventas al por mayor
II,eions nnntes de las c6lehres bOmbas aleatOrlas
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1NONZALEZ Y PEREZ, San JustO 4, Aim"
@Scen de provisiones al por mayor,
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N1 RANCISCO FONT, Tanca6, Surtldo compile
. to do provisiones, dulces, vinOs, hcores, c1c'
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a 2MAS JIMENEZ. Cruz 13. Almac6n de
quincalla, loza, cristalerfa, pintnras, etc Ven
"a tas al pOr mayor detail.
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E16ONNT, VIDAL G Co, San Francisco 81, Es-
q tablecimiento de g6neros, ventas por nlaSoF
menOr. -----
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WAARCEL0 Y PERUJO, Tetuan 35, Complete
A surtido de provislones para ventas por mayor
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mAR0 Y ca San Justo 81 Comerciantes coml-
Nsionistas Importadores directos.
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MAYTNO. VICENTE G Co, Marina, Almace-
9nistas por mayor de prOvisiones de todas pro-
N caGancias COmisiOnes,
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F5a ARRABAL & Co, San Francisco 40, Mer- G
- cancfas secas de todas procedenclaS' Fon'''S
al nor mavOr V detail,
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E@ GOZCTE g. CLOS. Tetuan u, AImacenlstas
Sm de provisiones por mayor,
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Ventas DOR MANOR Y detaII,
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Q, Enero 20 de 1891. Offcinas Fortaleza 48.
ANO I. Mum. 50 San Juan, Puerto Rico, E

a UDWIG DUPLACE, Tetuan 8, Giros, conf
stones, mercanc1as secas, fabrca de licores,
"agentes De los gaporesode sobrinos de Herrerra
pios, etc,
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& OPEz VILLAMIL y Co, Marina, Comisionet
en- general negociantes en- grande escala Ell
&~ salazones OtrQs efectOs,
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nistas, dep6sto de maderas, agentes de Jos va
lmpores de la NewYork and Puerto Rico S,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28
HENRT COUNTY.
The Roanoke and Southern Eallway-Deaih
of Centenarian.

M,E11SsyrL1E, VA, Feb. 27.-lSpecal. !
Messrs. Brecn & Feely, the contractors
on the Roanoke and Southern railway,
have given up their contract on that
road, and the work has been given 10
w. f. Waugh d Co. and 10 MessIs.
Pcdigo 4 Marshall The iron bridge on the
line Of the road across Smith rivcr viii be
completed in "a short time. and trains will be
running To this place from Winston.
Mrs Lucie Shumate. aged one hundred
years. and living in the upper part Of this
county, died few days ago.
Two new tobacco factories are being built
nj this place and there will bearegular build
ing boom with the opening of the spring
Already real estate has felt the impulse IF
new lie and 'enicrprisc. and the tendency i
decidedly upward.
A corps OF engineers are at work locating or
s,nNeylng q railroad from Danyille westward,
and are now Oh South Mayo ~iyer, IN the
rppr. part of this county, where the proposed
road leaves this State and enters North
Carolina.
The various parties who were wounded at
the explosion of the boiler of Nunns en@ine
uc al IN a fair way to recover The onl" o'.'
IN an, danger row l. Mr.. Thomas Num-, aad
he Is very much better
Owing 10 the snow and rain which ha,.
fallen IL this section since Christmas. but lew
plant-bcds have been turned by the farmers.
aud ,his will seriously affect the tobacco
crop for the present year. And this doubtless
AIDED 10 force leaf tobacco up 10 the present
high prices.
The no-fcnce law has gone into effect in this
county and some of our citizens are very much
discounted at it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28

quite number Of them. are in quite stew
over developments showing that an agent OF
their leading secret society. the True lie,
formers sadly needs the services OF real
true reformer he being n defaulter and
forcer. II seems that the True Reforrners
Society has savings bank feature, with head
quarters in Richmond. Va. and members pay
into the capital stock in monthly instruments.
on the general plan adopted among building
and loan associations. Salem Brown, colored
man well.known in Danville, was the agent
appointed for this district to lecture old
lodges, institute new ones, furnish charters,
regalia, etc, and collect dues to the savings
bank. His territory included Danville and
of Halifax county. 1t is alleged that
salem was very good and prompt
collector. but did not as promptly
nav over 10 the bank and to the parent society
in Richmond W. W. Brown. of Richmond
president of the bank. came here to look after
Salem's crookedness. and thereupon Salem
skinned. and it is supposed he has gone to
North Carolina II is alleged that his deial-
cations amount to over 1900, and that he Is
also guilty of forgery in that he has improper
" signed President Browns name TO receipts
for money.
President Brown has issued a circular and
mailed it to officers of the various cities IN
Virginia and North Carolina offering reward
of 300 Tor the arrest of Salem Brown. Laura
Scott, a colored woman. has also sworn ont u
warrant against Salem Brown, charging MN
with stealing from her letter containing f53
The ladies of the Main-street Methodist
church gave dramatic entertainment al me
Academy of Music to night, presenting BEL
schazzar's Feast and other attractions. The
performance attracted very large audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-28

Accidental Shooting Suspension of n News
Alexandria Affairs.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. III Special. "A
couple Of prominent citizens of the First ward
have been fus,ing over a flag since early
last Monday morning, and yesterday it
looked as though "Od Glory would be the
cause of more bloodshcd. IL appears that the
flag was borrowed for decorating booth III the
Confederate fair, and II became misplaced.
Later II recognized and the owner de-
clared he had purchased II of an aucuoneer.
A warrant WAS sworn ont and Justice May
was called on 10 decide whose property the
flag was The decision was IN favor OF the
man who had ii at the fair.
The CITY Council having granted the right
of way. the road to the Soldiers Cemetery,
past two others which also connect the other
Protestant burylng grounds, Will shortly be
put IN good order. Tins means an observance
of Decoration day at the National Cemetery
this year. The Council committee has decd-
ed TO erect suitable sheds III market space for
the country people 10 take the place Of the
dlapiiated old leaky affairs of now
Mr. +. A. Reed of the Board of Trade is
endeavorng TO get General Lee 10 Use his III
fiuence III behalf of the Shipping bill now
pending before Congress
Captain j. W. McCarrick, Of Norfolk, and
other Democrats are working as hard, and
they were to meet yesterday and work alto
gether.
gentleman from Warrenton yesterday
evening reported dldn't know II Was loaded
affair" in which Allen Moore. son of Mr.. John
Nj. Moore. Of Orlean. and Martin Bailey (col-
ored) Were the principals che latter getting
pretty seriously wounded. II appears that
the two were Sky-larking in front of the store
when Mr.. Moore called AL IN and told him TO
stay in the store. Mr.. Moore subsequently
went out and the negro came ill., 70 have
some fun with the mig" Moore said: See
here, watch me make him do something"
Martin, whistle" said AL. cor Iii shoot
YOU The negro looked into the muzzle of
the old pistol that had been lying about the
place ever since he could remember. aud re-
marking, That old horse pistol amt got
no powder OF ball in it." smiled. AL
SAID, Whistle. tell you. One. two. three"
then he pulled the trigger and the old blum
der-buSs went of with tremendous lumber.
and the negro staggered. but got up and spat
the ball and two teeth out of his mouth
Some bystandeIs laughed. and when the un
fortunate fellow saw the blood he rolled his
ewes and sank 90 the floor A physician was
summoned. The bali passed through the TN
OF the nose and upper lip. taking away the
teeth and portion OF the gum and slightly
embedding itself IN the back portion of the
mouth. and which II was supposed the negro
was dislodging when he rolled his eyes. Last
accounts. said the gentleman. say the darkev
Is improving but the MOores are feeding him
with spoon
The Progress. Mr.. d. w. Writings paper
has suspended. IL was started seven or cicht
years ago, and later. backed by stock com.
pahy. y reached a circulation of n Thousand
copies IN town and had SOME influence. esne-
Slally with the working people