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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Onnni.rfclter- Arrrsted.

Sr. LorIs. April 10 Early this morning the
police arrested two men giving their names AS
Clarence Wells and William White The men
had Just stepped from a steamer arriving from
Now Orleans Tie men carried satchel IN
which was found complete ouiht for the
counterfeit silyerco coin. together
Nth "a number of finished products. About
3 10 in counterfeit silver dollars and dimes
wa. found ou the men They Will be turned
over TO the United States authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

MARTrNsvuLE. IND.. April lO.-Mrs. John
DINER living nine miles west Of here, com.
mitted suicide wednesday night. She had
told some # her family that she would take
her own life on account Of the downfall of
grand daughters child was buried by the old
lady before She hanged herself and no one
knows is whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Sfrikers' Raid.

GREENsBURG. Pa, April iO.-At Whitneys
works. near LatrOhe, at o'clock this afternoon,
2U strikers. accompanied by their wives and
children. made raid Oh the forty-hye men at
work. The women and children led the raid.
The clerks and office employees came ont OF the
offices with Minchesters IN their hands and
drove the raiders away. No one was hurt An
armed force OF deputies was placed az the works
and proceeded with the w0rkingmen under
Guard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

WAsHrvcroN. ID. c.. April lO.-The United
States Supreme Court to-day heard arguments
in the electrocution cases Of Shibuya JuguIro
and Joseph Wood. both under sentence Of
death at Sing Slug prison When the argu-
ments are concluded the case will be taken
under consideration by the court. and il may
be some weeks before decisions are rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Cnll'. Opposiilon.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. April lO.-The oppo-
sition 10 Call is trying TO induce some State
senator favorable to Call to accept the nomi-
ration for United States Senator, promising
10 throw all the anti-Call strength 10 him
which. with what Call votes would desert the
latter. would result III his defeat. The propo-
sition was rejected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
The sale "a Surprise.

NEw YORK, April lO.-The announcement
that William Hearst will sell the race-horses
owned 10y his father, the late Senator George
II. Hearst on MAY l4th. will be- a surprise. as
Alr Hearst in an interview a month ago said
that he had taken Mr.. Follansbee into partner
ship and would carry on the stable IN a more
extensive way than ever before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
The Raron or For Home.

New YoRE. Arril 10 Baron Fava the recalled
Italian Minister. left the Victoria Hotel to-
nirlt Tor the French line steamer La Gas
co.ne. and viii leave these shores for home
early in he morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
AIibci suit Instituted.


DrB1rN. April 10. M Henry Camphe A.
T. and private secretary to llr. iarut tll 3"
entered an action for libel against '.I~ N"- %
propriet.r of the Cork Herald and Mr.. q rl-
man HOOPER late editor OF that paper lie
action IS brought be,auseot The publication ~
tha Herald off imputations that he had acted
a- a oo-between in procuring houses wherein
parueli and Mrs OShea could meet ana re-
.ii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Unknown Man Falls Dead.

BRooKLYN. n. v. April lO-During the per-
formauce nj the Grand Opera House last
n ght. an old man fell in fit and died soon
after being removed. His lat contained the
mark st Louis. Mo- He had a small
amount of money in his pocket. but nothing
hr Mlich be cOnld be identified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Business Failures.

NEw YORK. April l0-Duriug the last seven
davs the failures numberforthe United States
2l and for Canada -. or a total Of 243 rs
compared with "a total of Z43 last week and
256 the week previous To- the last For the
corresponding week Of last year the figures
were 2O9. representing l76 failures IN the
United States and 33 in Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
KING HUmBERr ENRAGED.
The Cabinet Hurt by American Comment
and May Resort to Aggressive Measures.
lBy Cable to The Tines


LONDON, April 10. To-night's adyices from
Italy represent the Rudini cabinet as deeply
hurt by American comment on the Italian diff
fcuty. and there is consequently reyulsion
of feeling in favor of aggressive measures. II
is said that King ilumbert has re-
ceived from the editor Of an ltal-
ian newspaper in America package II
American newspapers containing pictures
ridiculing His Majesty and b,litthng the
power and dignity Of Italy. one picture IN
particular representing the King as Il monkey
gave great oiiense. Italian blood is again
boiling and something startling Is anticipated
within few days.
PORTER WILL BE oRDERED TO LEAVE.
Ro1IE. April l0.-It IS reported that If the
United States Government does not answer
the note from the Marquis lmpenalli hy 10
morrow Minister Porter viii be ordered 10
leave Italy. and the whole Italian Legation at
Washington be recalled. Italian interests in
Washington to be left ia charge Of the British
Minister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Base Bali Changes.

CMcINNATl. Oh'o. April iO-Charles
kadburn. the famous pitcher. to-
day signed contract 10 play
with The Cincinnati lcague Club. Robert
ferguson has Deen appointed umpire ia place
tie Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
A Horrible Death.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. April iO-A special to the
State says: While playing IN her fathers yard.
near Lowrysyllle, yesterday, a tweye-year old
daughter of Mr. 4. ". Littman fell into large
kettle OF boiling water from he effects of which
She died to-day II seems that she was walking
backward. pulling a truck or wheel-barrow and
did not notice the pot. which was IN q hole and
came Just 80 the level Of the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Death Of MIR. Ryland.

WaLKErroS. Va. April 10. Especial Mr..
James r. Ryland died here last night at
o'clock, Of typhoid fever. after a long and
painful illness The community has lost a
much loved citizen. He was charitable. kind
friend. devoted husband. fond and afiec-
tionate father lie leaves a wife and seven
small children to mourn their irreparable loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Al the sherins Arrested.

PIrrsBUEG. Pa. April 10 Scottdale
special says all the deputy sberits implicated
IN the Morewood shooting have been arrest
ed and were taken 10 Greensburg this morn
ing A special from Greensburg SAYS that
Captain Loar and Dbl, deputies on arrival there
were taken before Judge Rayburn. aud after a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

WuKEsBABRR. Pa. April lO.-Tom Pugh
and Bate DAILY fought SIX savage rounds near
Edwardsville this morning. In the sixth
round Pugh Knocked his opponent down. and
in falling DAILY broke his leg. He was carried
ont Of tile ring and the fight was awarded to
pu0h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Bytahle To- Tho ImeSl
PARIS. April lO-lt Is stated in dispatch
from Algiers that al enormous reservoir OF
water has been found at a depth Of i20 feet IN
the Sahara desert, near Llgoiee. IL gives
forty gallons OF pure water per minute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
4 BE4UTTFUL TRIBUTE.
The GoIdsboro Rifles Take Action I'm Mem
ory of General Cooke.

Gornsnono. n. C.. April l0.-fSpeclel - he
following telegram was to-day sent % Mrs John
t. Cooke;
We mourn the death Of General Cooke Words
OF mere human sympathy are Inadequate 20
SoOthe the hearts sOriOw for dead loved
ones: therefore. whllo no human words can give
utterance TO our sorrow We WOuld commend
you and yours in Tins said hour OF rreparanle
bereavement 10 Him the JUNCTION OF whose love
j, sweetest in ailiciion, who has said that He
viii give Ills beloved sleep.
fearles. warrior FOR the right. a considerate
and intrepid commander. q pure minded. brave
hearted Christian leader has finished his course.
lie rests well.
GoIDsBoRo RIFLES,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

20. y, \. Z. NTnTN UTHTI7f
Successors Of Co. A. 18th \. C., Cooke S Brigade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Cards are out for the marriage ~ Miss Fannie
Haley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n Is Haley, 70
MIR " NJ Moses. Jr.. on Wednesday next The
ceremony will take place at the Park-Place
Methodist Episcopal church ~ 500 A. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
The Usurpcr still Lives.

SnffA, April l0.-It now transpires that II was
SenaputtY. or commander-in-ch chief OF Manipurs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Twenty delegates said they must have help
immcilaics 10 keep the men out FINALLY a
their relre.entatiycs we're willing, to 60 INTO
conference with the operators, and another that
the men will stand firm until their representa-
tive. shall effect "a satisfactory settlement.
Captain Ioar and the deputies who were r.
leased on 5000 haIl each. returned home thls
evening. The miner. convention VIII recon
ytnp tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

The sivty-sevcn delegates to thc strikers sre-
ciel convention to-day reported that the disio
-itlon of fhc men whom ther represented wa io
to gain their sui. The convention was not aI-
to. ether harmonious. some Of the dele2e't-
dtunruciug tho management of strike. det.aI-
ing the man9EcWfnf q failure ana louehi To
cnior-c IN. scale committee.
District Master Workman Mlse reported that he
had promises Of plenty of financial and lIcsl-
don't Fac stated that his idea was 90 continue
the fight until fhc strike on the olght-hnnr
movement commence, on NaF lst. and MAS cnh-
udout OF ~ucce-- NJ fhr men held ont four "trhs
l0ukcr. lie admitted that many OF the demands
IN fle scale were WRONG and ought 10 Lo
NTOIleQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
FURTHER TROUBLE FEARED.
Striking Miners in The Coke Region Of
hOfegOOd May Be EYlGted.
ALL The SOLDIERS NAY Be WITHDRAWN.
The Organization Striving to Keep the Men
Out-One Company to Resume Oper-
tion on Monday Next.

Mt. PLEASANT, Pa. April i0.-Iho Eighteenth
Regiment of the National Guard will return 90
their homes in Pittshurg. at noon tomorrow
The Tenth Regiment viii remain and guarithe
Coke Works m the region The report OF the
Withdrawal Of troops has frightened the mon
now working. and 10 j, believed by tomorrow
evening half OF the number now Of work viii
have forsaken their places. There were seventy
men working at Norwood to-day-thrce Jess
than Yesterday.
General Manager Brennan of the Mcclure
Company stated tlir evening that general 1i-
tempt 60 sfsrf all oi the works ln this VICINITY
would bee made Monday. II the attempt 20 STAR
fhc works proves % failure 10 is very likely that
wholesale eviction, vii take place ami ali me
occupants of tha companies houses VIII De
turned ont. 10 De- expected that thc pres'nt 'c-
the presence of the militia, 10 L. hoped, Viii pre-
vent any outbreak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

skle, i ia owczarnia zajels
sic; iedni zgineli cd pozaru,
drudzy zostali wystrzeleni
przez pomors',q landwere PREY
skfadaulu broni. Oficerowie
krzysztofor, Wotoszynskl,
Drozdowski, emigranci Fran.
cyl, zgineli tutaj smlercla me-
czehska. Przeszio 100 rannych
a giowrle zabitych liczyllsmy
z naszej strony u woJska
pruskiego ami pofowa tel licz.
by ME padia. Mic dziwnego, 2
naszych BOWEN kazdy stawa}
przeclw pleclu 2ofnierzcln
prusklm; mysmy rannych sza-
nowall-oni zas ME. Nieustra-
szone mestwo naszych strzel
COW i kosynierow, umleletne
uStaWlanle CZWOrObOkOW u
czYnifY mas panama plaCu DO
iu, ma poor 2wyclezcami, lecz
vlasciwle odnieslismy dotkl:
wa strate-honor polskiego O.
re2a jednakze ocaliismy.
Wojsko pruskle, podocho
cone wldocznie, spali1o pc
drodze Gulczewko, wlosc FAC
nego obywatela majora Ka-
miensklego, przyczem ]eszc2e
nlejednemu bezbronnemu sic
oberwafo. Nasl pc bitwle mi.
fostawskleJ %lnaczej sic obcho'
dill z rannymi.
".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
Odkomenderowaiem

strzelcow do robien1a fadun-
kow / razem q mimi cafym
s1tabem u%dalls.ny sc do
dworu, prnszac goSpodarza DO
mu 0 w>dnme S,o,nwnej lloscl
swiec. W CALVIN divorce IVA
lezlono dwie sw'ece, muslells-
my przeto wracaJa" sic DO
plerwntnego sposobu o%swietla.
MA, wzlae w pouoc drzaZgl.
Tea brak fadunkow zawsze
sic u mas powtarzal, nieomal
codziennle mus alem sic o ME
sprzeczaG z Mlerosfawskin.
Wydawai pieniadze ma budo-
wanle niepraktycznych ma
chin piek'elnych, zat-udniaf
prey budowie tych g}upstw do
stu ludzi dziennie, a do robie-
MA iadunkow brakfo kilkana-
stu ludzl. Molch wyrzutow ma
brak amunicyi niechclaf stu
chaG, zbywa1 )e lekkim usmie-
chem. | TAX ma diva dni pred
brtwa mlfosfawska za2ada1em
Cd ofcera Domagalskiego Ia
duukow ola Is strzelcow W
VII nogorze. Ostatecznie otrzy-
mal4m osobno proch ! osob-
| 40 oiow i tamteisi strzelcy
musleli soble SAM robic Ia
dunk. Skutkiem tych molch
wylnowek O tadunk, powstafa
mechec Mlerostawsklego do
mnle.
Kardynalny blad braku a.
municyl ubezwfadniai nasze
p]orrszeuia, o sclgauiu pobi-
tego nlepr2yjacIela nigdy ME
mog1o bye mo~y. Il 5olesc'a
serca wspomniec tn music o
terazn'ejszej n%aszej mfodzezy,
zdaie s'e, lie krew nlch Ia
stygia, ae Ma odgf"s uabki
wojennej ogluch''. All porow-
mama ge"eracya dawnle]-
s7vch czasow, nawet choclaz-
by z tymi roAu 1881. Pred
tenn, gdy bylem mtody, ME
pytanu SIC co / gdzle, tyiko
kaAdy sztdl tam, zxad hulk
dial dorhod1if, lecz dzlslaJ u
meja zaklada6 kluby, rezono'
wac, co k,lka DIM ola pora-
towanla 81! rd)ezdAaG do do
mu. Daily Bog, ably ich i ich
uastepcow lnne ogrzafo sion
ce ! ubudzi1o usp1onegc du
cha!
Starsi obvwatele leple] Sic
spisywall i TAX o.. p. W koml'
tecie powiatu sred2kiepo byIj
bardzo zacni ludzle. pelm pc
swieceuia. Me szczedzlll AM
majatku, an1 "iasnych osob
Tacy obywatele, jak Anasta.
zy Radonskl, Gale duchowlen
stwo ze swoim ukochanvm
dzlekanem, ksied7em neglem
ma cz-le. Trampcz>n~ki, Auto
nj Grabskl. DIR. KApuscihski
Grz sze",cz. Wiktor i Wfady-
sIaw Sz"idrscy, mfody Stos.
Z1elInsk' Q JarosIawla, bra
bla Grulz'h,ki 2 Drzazgowa:
ooywat-lka SNiszulSkl z Ko-
szut, Blalkow~kl Z P,erzchna
Gaslcr"w>ki re Zberek, Drives.
XII, re Starkowca, Ostrowski 2
Gu'tow, BrownsfnSd 2 b zele'
VIC, K ,srh>M zT~rg wei Cor
XII, z Deb CA W%oln'ew1cz, Z
Murzynowa Zabfockl, Pod.
stole K'erski, D"brogolski
Bagrowa, Lutomski, ktory
zg'naf pod NJ ioslawiem =
TAX c"1y powrat MONA po'
wiedziec, kaady co mogf Cd
dawai va oftarz Olczyzny
srebra domowe, l zboZe i flu
raze.
Ub'egaly sic o lepsze pra
vie ~w.zys1kie powlaty, lee;
naiwlecej te, W ktorych sta1J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
G. z e | u S c i n.

Uchodzacych wolsk prus
kich z powodu stabych SIT ME
moglrsmy scigac dostatecznie,
ME byfo to ami wodzow, AM
wo]ska zmeczonego wnna, lecz
okolicznoscl.- D1jeki Bogu /
ablegaiacym sic (na wldok po'
&aru ! ma odgfosy dzwonow
W cafei okoiicy kosynlerom,
u wojsko 5 razy liczniejsze,
doborowe puiki, z TAXA jazda
l wycwiczona artylerya. nasza
garstka zmusifa do ucleczkl.
Przyznac nalezy, il konnl-
ca pruska smialo nacieraia ma
nasze czworoboki, lecz skoro
she nieco zblizyli XII nam, a
kosyn'erzy ustawlenl w dru
GIN i trzecim rzedzie zaczell
uderzac kosa o kose, spfoszo-
ne TEN konie unipsfy swych
jezdzc6w. Dzwny ha}as !
dzwie6 wydale kilkaset kos
uderzanYch iedna 0 druga. Ma
naszych strzelcow i kosynie
row podobnie straszliwle Cd
dzlafywefy wyrzucone W CA
sic tel bitwy przez a:tylerya
pruska szrapuele.
Wo]sko pruskje widzac, ID
ME ina pogonl, rozfo4yfo swoj
oboz W Czeluscinie, uaywajac
wczasu 20 dtugich marszach |
krwawej bltwie; nAsze oddzia-
fY pomaszercwafy do sasled-
mel wsi Gulczewa.
Tam otrzymaf Slupski roz-
kaz pomaszerowania SO
koni do Cze]uscina zaalarmo-
wanna wOjsk pruskich. Skoro-
by widely krzyknely uwer
da'? miaf ma Mich uderzyG
obcesem, W asekuracyi, posla-
lem tue "a Honnica kompama
piechoty Bellego.
Wojsko pruskie zmeczone
ustawlc2neml marszami, "a
pewnlwszy sic iedynie wldeta-
ml, a moae i lekcewazsc nasze
silly, mimo b]iskosG obudwoch
obozow uda1o sic IA uprag-
niony spoczynek. Twardy sen
przerwaf i'm nasz napad, ma
81 BOWEN polubowall widely,
wpadli ma placowke a Belli
kaze trebaczom dac sygnaly
tyraljersk,e obchouzace wies
ku Zydowu.
Noe byia zupeinie clemna,
iecz zbudzone wojsko prusk,e
szybko sic zblera, wsrod po-
]edynczych strzaiow naszych
wiarusow.
Prusacy dalq salwe pc sal
vie kompaniam', a ME mo
gao ~rozpaznac ws"od clemnos.
Il naazych ST, relteruiq sic
trakt"m ku Guieznu, utrzy
muIac stafy bezowocny cg'eh
recznej bronl i dzlai. NasAe
oddzl,ly za)aiy wies i ne pred
ce uszykowaiem oboz. Nieste-
! ", jak zwyHle TAX j te"az o.
Kauai sic braN Iadunkow-
col znaczy 2olnier4 bez anu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
ROK I848.
z pamietnika pu}ko-
wnika ~Brzezahskiego.
(Clag dalszY.)

wit straae obozowe; dosyc ze
kilkanascle widet wysunie1o
" rome strony. To tel mic
dzlwnego, ze W braku komen,
dy ME pilnowaio wojsko O.
bozu, samowolnie btakall sic
nasi pc miescje. Necifa lch we
Wrzesni przepalanka. W1dzac
to, rozkazatem doboszom bic
alarm, adjutantom wypedzac
aofnlerzy re szynkowni do O.
bOZu.
Byfo to naszem s%zczesciem,
gdya Prusacy byliby mas nasz
Ii i W nalwiekszym nieladzle
zastali.
W czasie zblerania sic obo-
zu nadiechal jeden sasied-
nlch obywa1eli da3ac nam
zna6, IL wo,sko pruskie poste
pujac traktem cd Gn'ezpa
podchodzi JUL pod Sokofowo.
Spedzifem z m'asta posp1e
sznie resztki ociagaiacych sic
i konczy}em dalsze formowa
ME kolumn.
Nadjechat tel M1erosiawski
a pruskle woisko zaJefo tym-
czasem Sokolowo, ustawiwszy
ma swojej prawej flance 4
Gziafa, z ktorych natYchmlast
zaczeli strzelac. Artylerya
ich asekurowaiy diva szwadro-
ny jazdy, a diva bataliony
piechoty zajefy zabudowanla
i ogrody-wysfawszy pewna
Geese W tyrallerke.
Mleros1awski stanat ma dro-
DE miedzy miastem a Soko-
fowem, ia .zas Ma prawo pos.
pleszytem sic zaiac zagaienia
brzozowe pod Sokoiowem.
Uda}e MI sic uprzedzic
Prusakow i tym sposobem
n,etylko zsslonifem Geese ma
szych poruszen, ale nadto
zmyliiem ich W obliczenlu sill
naszych, a wreszcle pod ga
stona zaga]enia zdofano sic
nalezycle sformowaG. To tez
przyczynito sic znacznie, il
przez d}u3szY Gas mogfem
sic utrzymac W zajetem sta
nowisku.
z razu chciato pruskle woj-
sko, posuwajac znaczne silly
do boJu, wyprzec mDie z zaje-
tych pozycyi. Me mogac jed
max wytrzymac (chcac precise
okofo tyslac krokow dluga
gofazn) morderczego ognia
naszych strzelcow, musiell sie
cofnaG. Widzac to nasi str7el
cy ruszyli "a mimi W pogoh
to z takim lmpetem, ID Cd
razu wypadli ich q ogrodow i
gumien dworskich. Nastepnie
jednak2e pc dfu2szym boju
ME moglismy dotrzymac I'm
placu, lewe skrzydfo muslafo
sic cofna6 zupe|nle, a prawe
opuscilo ogrody. Schronillsmy
sic W pobllski,n lasku, q OBJ,
stawlwszy brzeg jego kilku-
d%ziesieciu strzelcam1, sformo-
walismy sic ma uowo W czwo-
robok. Uszykowawszy sic, Q
lie byfo MONA, dafem rozkaz
do ruszenia naprzod.
Kawalerya posuna'em pod
sama wles ia koniec naszego
prawego skrzydfa, a ku lewe'
mu skrzydtu nieprzyiaciela
Czarnowsklemu nakazatem tax
maszerowac, ably I'M zabra]
lewa fIanke Cd Gulczewka.
Wldzac to dowodzcy pruscy
byli przekonanl, il i'm zamle-
rzamy przeclac droge ku Gniez-
nu. zatrablli ku odwrotowl j
cofneli sic w porzadku do
Gulczewka.
Plac bltwy pozostaf W ma.
szych rekach, lecz strata ma
sza byia stosunkowo wleKsza
nl2 pod Miiosiawlem, DO prze'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
GhOWNE Contra HANDLOWE

GhOWNE Contra HANDLOWE
Zadna lima KoIeJ ME moze z
MIA wspoiubiegac sic co do UREA
dzenia wewretrznego wczow, z
ktorych niekt6re sa urzadzone ma
jadalnie i do spania.
Kolei North Western naiw,ecei
jest Iublana rrzez podro&ujacych
W k%upiectwio, turystow i farme-
ow poszukuJacycn nowycn SIZE
ozi1 ma pofnocnvm zachodzle.
Jest to najdoSkonalej u7x4asong
&olei, taxi ola pygody podrd5ujq-
cych 10 kr6tkich przestrzeniach. a.
ho tee Ma saoiedzajqcvch
WHITMAN. Gen. Mangr
Il. c. WICKER, Trafc Mangr.
?. WILSON. A. Pas agt
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-04-09
Public Building.

Bids for :he sale of Il lot to the gov>
eminent for Il public building IN Staun-
ton were opened in Washington on Mon
day last. Of course the price named in
each bid is not known except to the
! Treasury authorities, nor will it be
/ known until an expert has examined
each of the lots, and passed upon its
advantages. This it is expected will be
done in the course of two or three weeks.
1t is not always the lowest bid that is
accepted. All the advantages and dis
advantages are considered, and the lot
best adapted to the purpose, for the
present and future, is generally selected
whether the lowest or the highest bid.
There is already statute enacted by
the Legislature, rehnquishing to the
government jurisdiction over such
ground, as required by the act of Con-
gress. This statute was passed years
ago, when the writer of these lines had
a bill introduced and passed in the Sen
ate, but which the House did not def
nitely consider, similar to the one now a
law. So a lot can be purchased at once,
as the appropriation is made ia the law.
1t is different with Roanoke. 1t will
have to wait until the Legislature meets
TO pass q law of REIMBURSEMENT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-04-09
The Artesian Well.

AT a depth OF 900 feet the Bodley
! Wagon Works Company have struck
freestone water with Il flow of AZ gallons
to the minute. This property is located
on the lands of the Staunton Develop
ment Company, and the result of this
test is assurance that all the water that
may be needed for machinery and man
ufacturing purposes can be easily and
cheapy obtained. 1t is a lucky find
too from a domestic standpoint, as it
guarantees ample supply for the numer-
Gus buildings which will shortly be
placed under contract in the locality
where the industries are to be located
An objection with some is our strong
limestone water. This discovery will
give the option to residents Of using Ell
Their limestone or freestone water
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-04-09
The New Schedule of the G. &c o.

The New Schedule of the G. DC Q.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. took pos
session of the leased railroad from Cor
louisville to Orange on Wednesday last,
April 1st. and put on twomore trains be-
tween Washington and Cincinnati. The
following is the new schedule as it affects
Staunton.
TRAINS GOING EAST LEAVE.
Vestibule for Washington and
Old Point. ........... 9:36 a. IN.
Atlantic Express for Washing
ton and Old Point. .-......l:24 a. M.
Local for Charlottesville from
Clifton Forge. .s:........e:47 a. IN.
Through for Richmond. ......2 :9l p. u.
TRAINS GOING WEST LEAVE.
Vestibule- 4::So a. III.
Cincinnati Express $40 p. III.
Local from, Charlottesville for
Clifton Forge connecting
for Huntington ............7:lo a. m.
Through from Old Point TO
Hinton ....;.s,...... 443 p. III
%Ti.i4 train CONES frnm Wash!itsf on
and Leaves, fs,osa At 4. N. making the
run in fnnr lioliss arr; ytYlive minutes.
This i. IL 10 that over a portion OF
tie route nl.!. ~ fifty miles an hour. All
trains going North now 90 by 6ordons>
vile, instead of leaving the line ut Char
iottesyille.