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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
GRIP BY WIRE.

hfee'fourths OF the population OF Hamilton.
o., town Of 10000, arc sick and business i. MI
most entirely suspended.
Sir William Arthur White British amboss,dor
to Turkey, died from influenza, in Ilerlin, YES.
teroay.
business in Milan, Italy, Is seriously affected
by the ravages of the grip.
c he family OF George Madison. winstcad.
The mother has died. @"' e''P'
Newell j. Minor, OF Rome N. Y. while tom
P"rily insane with grip, committed suicide In
philadelphia yesterday by shooting himse in
the brenst with l2.callbre revolver
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
UNCLE SAM PREPARING FOR WAR
Secretary Tracy Has a Very
Busy Day,
HUT Sti1l Insists That There Are No War
Clouds on the Horizon-The Govern
ment Policy to BIO Ready in Case of an
Emergency-uo Has an Interview
With Secretary Blaine.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec as.-GSpe-
ciall-Secretary Tracy Office presented
busy scene this morning. Within an
hour he saw Senator Alison, chairman
OF the senate committee on appropria-
tions; Mr.. Cameron, chairman OF the
committee OF naval affairs; Mr. Butler,
member of the same committees; Messrs.
Frye and Hale, Chief Constructor Will
son; Chief Engi neer Melville; Captain
Phillips, who is to command the now
cruiser New York; Lieutenant Mason.
executive officer of the same vessel:
Oommodore Folger; Chief Ordnance
bureau Commander Chadwick, and
lastly, Chas Cramp, tho shipbuilder.
Notwithstanding this sign OF official
activity and reports that are printed on
universal work at the navy yards, the
officials OF tho navy department. deny
that there is the least speck OF war
cloud In tho diplomatic horizon.
Assistant Secretary Soley, when
asked where the San Francisco is bound.
declined to give definite answer, but
when he was reminded that tho last
time she won't out tor ''gun practice"
as reported by the department, she had
next boon heard Of ct Valparaiso, he
said that the vessel had no orders, for
the Chilli naval officer, who should
know when asked if tho cruiser was
bound for Acapulco, had replied that
she would not go as far south as Mexico.
tic also stated that the Baltimore was
now probably north of Panama on her
way to San Francisco.
Commanders Folger, chief OF tho ordi-
nance bureau, added to the generals
w On VIZ IL 4.
usual activity at the naval gun factory.
Shipbuilder Cramp SAID none of his men
worked Saturday and nearly the whole
force was idle this week, enjoying tho
holidays.
at tho Department OF State matters
moved along in tho usual serene fash
ION. The officials say that nothing has
been heard from Minister Egan since
the 23rd instant. Why he did not at
tend President Months inauguration
Saturday they did not know, ana doubt
ed the correctness of the report to that
effect.
The only sign of warlikc preparations
Vlslole ut the executive departments
consisted in an order issued Saturday
for tho Immediate preparation of the
new twelve inch gun Just completed at
the navy yard hero, for transportation
to California, together with $4,000
pounds of prismatic powder and ITO, 600
six.inch shells.
Senior Montt, the Gillian minister,
called at the Department of State at noon
and had an interview with Secretary
Blaine, lasting half an hour It was
impossible to get more than hint Of
what passed between the secretary
and minister, but that is probably suhi-
Gent to warrant tho supposition that
matters arc not proceeding as sasisfac-
tofliy TO the United States as could be
desired.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
McALLA's SENTENCE RENTED.
The Oilcor Now In Europe, and it Ia Not
Known What Command He will Take.

WASHINGTON, Dec. as.-[speclall-Th Presi-
dent has RENTED the unexcutcd portion OF the
sentence OF suspension imposed by court-mar-
tial upon Commander Bowman IL. McCalla for
cruelty to his subordinates during the cruise OF
the United States steamer Enterprise. OF which
he was in command
The court sentenced him to suspension for
lhrce years, and to stand still In his grade In the
meantime. The order carrying this sentence
INTO effect was approved May Is, 1870.
Nine officers in McCalla's grads have passed
this intermediates him from returning with rank
of commodore.
1t has been known for some months that
sironuons efforts were being made By Captain
McCalias friends to secure the remission of the
It's not known what duty he will be assigned
to, as he is In Europe, and not now within pres
cnt reach.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29

lished its works in Virginia. When in
full operation, it will employ upwards
OF 300 hands. Its buildings are now
completed, and it will begin work in a
few weeks. The site donated comprises
six and siX-tenths acres.
cUsHMAN IRON COMPANY.
Since your presidents report was
made, contract has been closed with
the Cushman Iron Company, a com pany
formed for the manufacture of orna-
mental and structural iron, with CAPT.
tai OF 100000. The buildings of this
company are finished and the machin.
cry is being placed in position. No
subscription was made by your company
to this manufacturing plant, the site
only, containing ono and six-tenths
acres, being donated. This industry is
but the precursor of many others that
will come on the Same terms. Nothing
could better illustrate the advantages
Roanoke possesses as manufacturing
point.
The list otindustries located on or in
the immediate vicinity of your com
pany's property, including tho furnace
and mills of tho Roanoke Iron Com.
pany, is now therefore as follows 1.-THE
list giving in each case the capital and
hands to be employed):
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The Shortage sInn- nnn

WAREESToN, Va, Dec Is. -ESpcclall-A
statement of tho Affairs OF Rosenbsrger. spcnder
Co New Market, Va, bankers who had
branches here and in two other towns, places the
combined shortage Mt about $lON,OO) The short.
and $4,000 -''
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
TELEGRAPH FLASHES.

The Eastern Michigan insane asylum was dam
aged Sioo,UcO by Saturdays DIRE
Secretary Foster wac able to spend short time
ia Ill once Yesterday. hat will not yei rernHie
hi- oates In the Treasury de partneat
Sutipo1 has tecn practically stsm PED %. e.
~ hssS- Nrrk, 'sro-I4z <s-=rtrs.
tt 49, - -artxF rsrhr. frs IA Ft,,..-s,
1=--srt- ir 81 is-s rr.-s,47 ie-a4l-f
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
Senator PIumb,s Successor

TorsKt, Dec. 2s.-[Spcciall -Governor Hum
phrey Will probably name Senator Piumb's sue
cessor this week. simpson. Hudson and Perkins
ere maxi hard hght. and 1t is hard TO tell who
j. the mo, 81 probable man. 49,
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Assignmenti In Richn,on,,

RiouNosp, Va. Dee. Isl Specialize W. Nc
Canoe, Jr., wood and coal dealer. doing business
under the hrm name of f. ". Mocinc, Jr e
Co. msde an assignment to-tsy. Liabilities
aeoGt Sli GO, A--ct< unknown
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.rie,iUnny ~ Strll,n.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec. aS.-fspecial-vh
enti'e system OF the San Antonio and Arkansas
passenger railroad is tied up to-day by a strike
OF Its employees, who w,nt ont Last night Tho
tronblc was caused by the discharge OF a con-
ductor for an alleged violation OF orders
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
Cara Gaining Strength.

WAsnisGroN, Dec. ai-ISpeciall War De
partment officials regard the Mexican trouble as
serious. and efforts will be put forth to keep the
insurgents on United States territory, Reports
from the scene or the trouble ludica,e that Cara
Is raining strength.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29
THE STRONG ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Condition Of the Roanoke
DEVELOPMENT Company.

President Denniston Reviews the History
of Roanoke and Draws Interesting
COMPREHENSIVE the Development
Company Has Done and Proposes to
do in the Future.
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The Mra,hnr

'erress For Sirsisia. fkir Tnrs4ss, tArset.
FF-tS @gEs-rr ssSr siss-. s1aE1y. Ess.tAF isszss
- y e.as--sas- EH-zzaE asEr@srst- tlczsRsia- -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29

ID. Il. HARBOUR. ID. II. MATSON.
DOANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
Az COMPANY.
Practical plumbers and gas filters.
Dealers in all kinds Of plumbers and
gas filters supplies. Estimates made
on the most improved and sanitary
styles OF plumbing. All work guaran-
teed. j. z. MELHORN, superintendent,
Va. dec6-1yr
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To he Married "Wednesday.

To tie Married Wednesday.
Cards are out for the manisgc Of Mise Mary.
daughter OF A sslter. prSEtneH; oeicssi OF tie
Roanoke Machine wosks. and Mr.. j. German. 8,
s<5e y = Wednesday. azA isssKni. ~ tke SSu~
49, oFtee. ~ snToasoNy wsff - J-rrrs,saa-f
~ ssss-S. ~ sA<A-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-29

DE-. 1MHorF'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Rooms and Masonic Temple.
Hours: to IL a. M, 2 to p. M, to
sp. m.
Prompt attention given to calls day
or night. Residence, Hotel Roanoke.
Telephone $50. nov7-tf
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-25
GREENvILLE GOSSIP.

"Garry'' and MOTT Vreeland can tell
more about the early history OF Jersey
City than any other two men. eMott."
especially. is decidedly Interesting
talker.
A we'll known Greenvilie real estate
agent has an Office boy. Recently the
prosperous agent mad several thousand
circulars printed, and. 10 keep the boy
busy, he was calmly Obliged 70 count
these circulars half dozen times.
Greenville has every kind of society
but a Swearing Club" There is spleu-
did opening for such club IN this local
ity. Three-fourths of the young meu in
town would be eligible to membership.
The question arises, Are the paitry
few gas lights on Ocean avenue supposed
to hight up Linden, Winfield and PearsaEi
avenues. toO?"
George Washington Dodd. Jr, is
great lover of Shakespeare. and he can
recite from memory page after page from
the great poet Yes. every young mauin
town has heard George talk Shakespeare
Captain Jack" Smith IS growing hand
somer every day.
1t is being whispered about that new
bank project is looming up Yes. 1t Is a
huge sandbank at the foot OF Danforth
avenue.
The Local Citizens Association has de-
cided thut the sewer end other assess
ments are entirely too high. Neverthe-
less the assessments are paid without a
whimper from any OF the taxpayers
Mr.. John Morrell, the lessee of Banber
Hall, said to the writer:-"THE NEWS is
the best paper in this county, aud don't
you forget jt-D He voiced the sentiment
Of large number Of Greenvilliaus.
Charles Herfg. the newsdealer. has a
larger route than any other man Ia the
county. He disposes of over fifteen hun
bred papers every Sunday morning.
Charles is warm friend Of THE NEWS
1t is now almost twenty years sine
Principal Reinhart commenced his labors
at No. 20 School During that time the
school has grad uated over 800 p upIls.
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LAFAYETTE CHAT.

This has been an exceedingly dull sea-
son In society circles. What Is needed Is
q leader--a Ward McAllister. The honor
has gone begging since John Cable re-
signed.
It is probable that an athletic club will
be organized. The boys have the fever.
A few more fine stores on Pacific ave-
nue. aad fewer people will go TO New
York to do their shopping. The avenue
will in few years be an important
thorourhfare.
This would be bad time for fire at
the oil works. The read leading TO the
works Is almost impossible, SO deep is the
mud. ana the horses would have hard
rhine 10 getting The apparatus % the oil
yard
There Is hne collection Of curling
stones Tor sale cheap.
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THE BOSTON
Tireless Outfitters,
4s-48 NEWARK AVENUE. J. C.


death because they were on the Com mir
tee of ARRANGEMENTS.
Thomas Calamity Burke. as captain OF
the Daisy, was very conspicuous at the
ball. floating around and showing his
very elaborate badge. He was more than
pIeased at the success of the ball. But,
Tom. the boys must like you pretty well
already for that was nice badge they
bought you.
The standard bearer aud president set a
good example Wednesday night by dane
Ing every dance. But wonder how they
felt next day.
The next event of interest to the menu
hers will be ladies' night on the evening
of February o. President Minihan saws
the programme will be made up OF the
very best talent.
One Of the best features will he sslec-
tions on the cornet by John G. Sweeney
Johnny knows how TO handle the instru-
ment ia a mastery manner, and his play
ing will, no doubt, please the ladies
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OF General superintendent jackson are
not located in the old building proper.
Yrainmaster Hcaileyis. Division Operator
Ettinaer, and other are ut present hud-
died iuto what used to be the trainmen's
reading room. 0therso OF the departments
are located IN Brooks Hotel The bag
gage room has been removed to the space
between what used 30 be the Desbrosses
street ferry waiting room. and the latter
removed to the other side Of Exchange
place, SO that the traffic of both ferries
now pass through one g;tte.
The new office building will go up
akiting, but work will not be commenced
upon the depot proper until after the
great train shed is completed.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-25

IN caASosa1 o aEW sEEsET.

CHASCESf Or NEW JERSEY.
Betwssn Eiizabeth Campbell and gilbert \
Campbell. her hlsoan q. Compartments and liar
garef Mhifeczr et al, defcnaants
On I'LL for Partition amt oeerse Tor saio.
Samuel D. Haines. solicitor for the complain
II puzsuance and By authority q dscrss sneis
State * New Jersey. IN the abovssfsisd cause.
bearing date The nifsh day Of lecsnhss. ghiasn
s8s sn@ e a a
singular the premises mentioned 2. ne $40 bill
public vsndn e q ne highest bidder, a ne pses
and andsr the aireetioB q the subseriseE ono
cary. / Geqrgs W. tessedx, special Master In cnan
seSdae e &c sss hisess siss % : - $3.50
WEDNESDAY. tAe 2isr dsy Of January. 1871.
All that certain iract az parcel Of land and prem
siss. Formerly Town o. Esgsep. % the eeaaty *
HUDSON and state Of New JERSEY, described 90 col
sosnsr 81 oI nun 81 SO s
erly s.ds q Hewdsn SOW Bsimoat avsngs e =. sns
ONCE OF tho Clerk now Ksziszsrla "a the County ef
sss ss sass ss 8 Sss 3
one mile from Jersey CITY june ia being at.ant
tie soashsastsrr corssr q Menticsiio and
Bewden tnow Beimort avenue thence riianln$
sisiynins me ssS Il s rissi sngiss Win Boz
den (aow HellnoaN assnue one Eundrsd
81 ana sa!1 los sssabsssa sky nine 5sf sAssss
sastsIl5 along tne soutaersy Inns @ aa ~ SIXTY
g.salls with ss ilns r:t rsn one saas . s
Hossasn now Hs.aaoan Axs5us seeace wsszssax
s sc sssss sss g e ps s. ss
y s III aax e. ssass sa bssg
With ~ snd sansoisE re az ssa n
r. D. 3 b as,'' ssT + isq
Speefa, Nss&zr il rn~asssy 4 Nv JSFssS' ~
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=. r., held a pleasant reuaion last Tues
dag Night at their headquarters.
lt Is doubtful IL any part OF WeehawKen
viii be annexed to this town. Simon
Kelly has been down to the Legfsla ure
and bltt0nhoed his friends. Simon
says it will not be done,
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TIE BEST SALvE ia the world for Cuts Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sorea, letter.
Chapped Hands, thilelsinss Corns and al Skin
required. Il ID guaranteed to give perfect set
faction or money refunded. PTice Is cents j Or
box For sale e aso. =. Whitss Drug ESess
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New Jersey. s6-:-
Whereas Z hncl hath been Fled In the District
Court Of the United states Of America for the Dis
fFfcf OF New jersey. en- the sixteenth day or @anu
sry, In the year OF our Lord one tho1a1nd eight
hundred and nins ryones BY John d. Remington
against the steam lighter Chester, her engines,
boiler, tick o etc. Ia . cause q wages civu an
maritime Tor the reaso ms and causes IN said libel
tackle, ETC.. may De condemned and so3u - BAY
fha demands OF tho Hoeiisnts Now, therefore. in
pursuance Of the nnonsrion under the seal Of the
said Court 70 me directed and dellTered 90 here
BY give pablie notice TO ali persons claiming the
said vessel her tackle. etc. or IN any Inter
ested thersins that snef be and spEsar before the
said District Court to be held at the city of Tren
ton IN an for the said District Of New Jersey on
the segeuth day OF February. 1881 81 ton ocioek ia
the forenoon of that day tproyided the same shall
be day of Jurisdiction. Otherwise on the next day
OF urisnicfio thereafrer tnen and there TO inter
pose their claims aad 10 make their allegations In
<aaf bchaif.
Dated this sixteenth day OF January 1881
". BUDD DEACON,
United States Marshal for SAID District.
JAMES FLEMxfEG.
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UP HOBOEEN Way.
Gossip and Chat from the
Northern End Of the
County.
Hahokan.

The Hob0kenit who attended the ball
of the Mclaughlin Associations on the
Heights last Wednesday evening are loud
in their praise Of the way they were en-
tertained. The ball, they say, could not
have been better managed.
Mr.. Thomas, the hustling Young adj
vertiug agent for Gronheiin's Theatre, IS
back TO his post of duty again. He has
entirely recovered from mis- late attack Of
rheumatism.
Thomas Guinan, the Erie Railroad de-
tectiye, has wrought a wonderful trans
formation In his personal appearance.
The curling, black inustachc which
adorned Toms upper lip and caused
many maidenly huEter. has disappeared.
! With one fell swoop knight of the razor
decapitated IL. Tom now has = decidedly
clerical look.
There was christening at the ianitor,s
apartments in the City Hall last Wednes
day night 10 the presence Of number
OF city officials the black pickanniny
which was deserted by It's mother was
| christened.
| There Will be two swell affairs at Odd
Fellows Hall next week. The first will
be that OF the Irving Social Club an Tues
day night. The following night the re-
| ception OF the Z Dung Mems Social will
be held.
! IL was stated authoritatiYely last week
| that Patsy Londfigan has abandoned all
mayoralty aspirations.
| Councilman Erlenkoetter and Londri-
| gan cross words quite often in debate.
/ The honora are about even.
Last night the ball of the Societa
| Unione Q FrattellanZa was held at Odd
| Fellows Hail. All OF the city officials at
| tended. Turing she evening champagne
| banquet was served.
| Barry of Barry and Fay is quite a
! visited Guttenburg and made nice stake.
| But wonder where Barry was on We'd
nesday afternoon.
| Assemblyman Daily looks as If life at
| the capital agrees with him. He is look
ing remarkably we'll
| Judge Abel /. Smith of the District
| Court Is quite q story teller. When he Is
In the huinor he Is q splendid entertainer.
| II all the ambitious young men in this
| city VINO are DESTROYS Of being appointed
| policemen were counted it is thought
there would be at least one hundred.
Iature, aud which no doubt VIII become
q law, increases the force by only ten
men. There is bound to be some bitter
disappointment
This city is growing rapidly aud with
| good, clean government IL will eoon be
among the leading cities Ia the State.
| Hudson street. between First and Sec
| ond streets. Is one of the liveliest thor
oughfares in the city after eleven o'clock
az night. Detective Mike Kivlon gener-
] ally devotes great deal of his time to
watching this street.
! Mike Monahan Is the latest and jolliest
driver on the Jersey City lines OF cars,
and what he does not know about those
who travel on his cars is not worth know
ing
What a razzle-dazzle affair the average
masquerade ball Isl The amount of sly
Irritation that is carried on beneath the
masks at one Of these affairs Is something
sfg1nend0n The 0liffarinkr eaatfmaa
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every one. even the Salvation Army and
Faith Cnrists.
French fiat houses are becoming numer-
Gus in this section.
It is pleasure to see the bright eyed
and good natured girls going to and from
work ut the watch factory. They are al
ways good natured.
II is said TINT John Heck has handled
more corDses than any man IN the conn
try. He likes it,
Ehe flremen Of Engine No. 10 are a jolly
crowd OF fellows. The long winter
nights never pass slowly there.
A Goti-send is Ely's Cream Balm had
catarrh for three years. Two or three times a
week my nose would bleed. Thought the sores
" ouid never heal Your Balm has cured me- ~
Mrs. NJ A jackson. Portsmouth, y. b.
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weehawken.

N00AHW ktUs
/ met Simon Kelly the other day. He
looked happy and contented and said he
did not believe that the Legislature
would annex the town in any way. His
parting words were. s'Wait until next
spring. Then, indeed, there will be a
battle royal The adherents Of Hartman
and Kelly win marshal themselves and a
supreme effort will be made 60 lift Simon
again TO the pinnacle from which he was
rudely dashed 1t has been rumored that
there will be a company OF militia In
Weehawken on election day. Let the
bands play.
John Nelson says he greatly admires
Simon Kelly, but he does not know how
the election will turn out
Basse. the saloon keeper. never PLAYS
the races. He Is satisfied TO enjoy the
proceeds of his gold mine.
Union Hill.
Ellsworth Post G. A. r. held cam %
fire bean soup last night. The affair was
thoroughly enjoyable.
Joe Dricsen, formerly engaged in the
clothing business On Bergenline avenue.
has resemharked in the theatrical profess
sion. Joe Is hustler and ought to sue
coed.
Joe Brown has assumed the manage
u,ent OF what WIS formerly Meares
Bros. Athletic Hall.
a ne cltt1tIs aIe &ftNllf pieabcQ AZ the
prospect OF a new Town Hall. The pres
ent editice beggars description.
An attempt will be made by Assembly
man Usher TO pass bill in the Legisla-
fure giving the Council power to appoint
Street Commissioner. There are numer-
Gus applicants for the position already.
West Hoboken-
Court West Hoboken. A. O. r. of a..
was duly organized on Friday night THE
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS contains the
news of all the courts In the county.
tIiaa rfaprn hers of Plllfsada f,annfu r.
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IHE GREAT IHthS ctAf VIZ
Today there stands erected an enor-
nous portable structure on wheels Tor
hosting and placing the great iron gird-
eli and trusses for the new train sneu ~
position just i'll the rear OF the partially
vacated and demolished brick row. II Is
said 10 be one OF the largest spans Of us
nature In the world, aud men who are
working at its top look like mere piemies-
The work IL progressing dnely. A mum,
Der Of trusseS are already in position, ana
ere long mammoth arched structure Of
copper. iron aud glass. will cover three
acres OF tracks That form one OF tue
Rreategt railroad tefniini In the world.
The great Inconvenience OF carrying
forward such improvements. however,
have been mainly 70 the company rather
than 20 the public. The conupaiativefy
roorny Offices on the various floors Of the
old brick building on Exchange place
have nearly all been deserted Chief Eu-
gineer Brooks. with his clerks and
draaRhtsmon, and Superintendent Hny-
w4xd. of the mottve powef. are the main