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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-05-07

The last census shows that in Eng
land and Wales there are 900, 900 more
women than men. There are more
males born that females, but the NOR
sality among them is much greater.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-05-07

AwFuLLY GoNE.-Ethel-'I Clara ca
very much in loye?" Maud-'I should
say she Is | saw her writing letter
70 him the other day and she put Dear
JACK on the envelope. IN. Y. Herald.
AN IDEA.-Clara-"My physician has
advised me to go to Germany for NV
complexion, and l don't want to 90 a
DIT. l was there only last Year,
Maude-"Why don't you have it sent
over?"-N. Y. Sun.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-05-07
THE ART OF FENCING.
An Accomplishment That Is Gro wing in
Favor.

An Accomplishment That Is Gro wing in
| Favor.
| In this century fencing has made so
much progress and is so essentially "a
part of good education" that few NOV
ing in good society would care to admit
having neglected this best of all health
giving sport, says the New York Her
aid.
As an exercise it is on par with box
ing, resembling that in its beneficial re-
suits, and leaving none of the disadvan-
tagcs to deal with, such as black-eyes,
broken noses, etc, so often left as me-
meptocs Of puGilistic practice. when by
some chance blow the good nature of
the participant is scattered to the four
winds and where the weaker, even if he
be more scientific, is sure to receive
most Of the punishment.
Fencing has quite contrary effect.
Any exhibition of bad feeling is checked
quickly, and if, even fer Il moment, one
becomes filed with desire to annihil-
ate lis cTrorent he finds that strength
amounts TO nothing, and the one poss-
cssiEg the greatest skill and GOODNESS
will sCCn cause the other to regain his
senses and to work scientifically. Any
body can learn to fence, and fence well,
provided he or she is willing to give it
tic necessary time and study. Too
much care cannot be taken in the selec-
ticn CT an instructor, for, like every
thing else, when excellent results fol-
low they arc due in q great measure to
n good foundation and q good training
at the beginning. Experience will
come with practice, though practice of
assault" or loose play should not be
INDUCED in until one has acquired that
knowledge, proficiency and familiarity
with the movements OF the foil attained
by school work which teach the quick |
est modes of attack and defense.
GIANTS OF THEIR KIND.
NORTH DAKOTA has barley farm of
$50, 900 acres.
IN California hogs that weigh 800 to
500 pounds are becoming common now
ldays.
A SWEET potato was recently dug up
n Fresno, Cal, that weighed Az
pounds.
A KENTUCKY paper tells of seven ears
# corn, each weighing pound, that
rev on one stalk.
A BOISE CITY girl sixteen years old
nd sig feet two inches in height, is
aid to be the tallest woman in Idaho.
THE largest brandy still in the world
s located about two miles from Stock
on, on FL Pinal. the pioneer vineyard
nd winery of San joaquin county, Cal.
BABIES grow big in Missouri The
ldest Of two exhibited there, aged
ears, weighs 1O7 pounds, and the
oungest, aged ~ years, weighs SO
ounds.
THE largest siphon, probably, is on 7
&c levee between Mckinney lake and
ne Mississippi river. The main pipe is 7
vo feet in diameter and PIG feet in h
myth, and it has adischarging capacity o
2G,000,000 gallons day.
SOME immense vegetables were lately b
at Great Falls, Mont There
sugar beet weighing twenty-five
ounds, a twenty-pound turuip. a five
ound potato, a pumpkin weighing one j.,
undred and twenty pounds, and cab. a
age three feet in diameter, all raised
that vicinity. a
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-05-07
LOCATION.

The location of this mine is record ed in b
Reeorder's Office of 0wyhee County, State
ldaha In the book No. 6 OF Mining Claim
and the location of said Millsite is recorded
IN BOOK NO. 3, of Millsites, of said Owyhee
County.
The adjoining claimants are the Hope Lode
survey 020 A, and Idaho, survey, No 518,
which conflicts with this claim on the North
the Zulu end Iburg Lodes, unsurveyed on tho
rat, and the Dissen Lode, survey 92l on the
West, all of which are claimed by Joseph r.
DeLanur The adjoining Millsite claimG
are ne l"aho Mlllsite survey No. 65I on the
Soulh the Denver Millsite, survey No. $50 B,
and The lbutg Millsite (unsurveyed) on the
Fssi; The London Millsite unsuryeyed on tho
West. all of which are claimed by Joseph II.
DeLamar
Any and all persons claiming adverse "
any portion OF said Crown Prince and Biz
mark Consolidated Mine or surface ground,
or Crown Prince and Bismark Consolidated
Lode Mlllsile, are required to file their adj
states Land Office at Boise City. idaho, in the
County OF Ada during the sixty days period
OF publication hereof, or they Will be barred
by the virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
CHAS. S. KINGSLEY.
Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
for the period of sixty days. ten consecutive
weeks, in The DeLamar NUGGET, q weekly
newspaper published at DeLamar, Owyhee
County, Stale of Idaho, that being the news
paper published nearest said mining claim
and millslte. CHAS. S. KIN GSLEY,
Regisie
First pub Feb. q.
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from which cor to sections A. 5, 80 and o.
n boundary of t SIS, "A W, bears n 800 2
Il6.5 Fl dist. by actual measurem emit
NO. Crown Prince and Bismark Co
dated Lode, survey No. 923 A. bears 8 %
52'O.2 # distant. by actual measure
Corner No. l is Identical with
london millsite, unsurveyed. No maj
object available for witness.
Thence l0o 30' e var lSo 49, e, 800 IT, /
NO. 2, Identical with location cor also
No. 4, Christian Wahl millsite, survey
eS2 B, also cor No. g. Idaho miiIslte, So
No. 65l, also e cor of London millsite vi
veyed. Set tr post ms square, IT l
II in The ground and mound of ste
marked 2
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gZ3 3.
No maikable object available for witness
Ihepce 79o 3O GIG IT, wagon road i
and W. $40 IT, right hank of Jol
creek # wide runs south-westerly. $50
cor No. 3. lnteTsect line 1.2 of Denver Il
SHE, survey No $3.50 b, at l0o 30t w ESQ st-fron.
cor No 2. Set fir post ms square, 4, 10 II
long, II In the ground and mound OF stones
marked
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from which the corner Secs. 4, S, 80 and
North boundary oft 5s, r. 4w., bears
49, 30r 66tS7.5 IT,, by actual measuren.
Cor. No. Of survey No. 923 b, bears Z
e. 52S0.2 fl, by actual measurement.
mouth Of a tunnel Az q bears Sso 20
thence n $50 20' W 952 IT. The W cornel
frame house bears $50 20' 45l IT distanti
mar kabie object available for witness.
Thence Ii 73o 80 e, 800 H., discovery
of this claim. sos e3 ff, intersect line |
u q idaho LODE, snryey NO 5is, at II $50
identical with location cor, also cor O
Hope Lode, survey No. $40 A. Sci fir
fins squere, 5 fl long, fl in, the hound
mound of stones marked 2
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NO. 02a. A. 4 =.
Application for = Pate
U. s. LAND OFFICE
Boise Cfty. Idaho. Februarvl

u. s. LAND OFFICE
Boise City, IdahD, Februarylz,
NOTICE is hereby given that Jc
DeLamsr, who is not within this Ian
trict, by his duly authorized agent
Anchor, whose Post Office address
Lamar, Owyhee County, State Of Idab
This day filed his application for pate
fifteen hundrt linear feet OF the {
Prince md Bismark CONSOLIDATED =
vein, bearing gold and silver wit
ground six hundred feet in width
Crown Prince and Bismark Cons
Lode Millsite situated in Carson Mi
frict, County of Owyhee, and State
and designated by field notes AM
plat on file in this office as lot Nun
in ownship No. S. ,Rauge No.4w
Meridian, said Lot No. being
as follows to-wit:
Beginning at the discovery of
post 5x5 ms square firmly set In
stones, where the notice of ID
origin ally posted. Said pc bis Id
the disc very post of survey Mo-
Lode. This post on north-westei
OF cl i'm mark 92Y A From an obs,.r,
on the Sun taken this 10th day of Jan
1891, find the mean variation OF The n
TO be l8o 49f e.
Thence run s. 1872 30' W. 800 IT., to Go,
l, Identical with Location corner, also
No. OF Hissen Lode, surye, e2l, also g
No. 3 of the Hope Lode survey No 900 I,
fir post ms square. protruding-4 II &
the surface, marked same /
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923 B. B. T.
bears n l5o 0S' W So # dista
Thence S 79o 30' W $50
place OF beginning survey
airy of Crown Prince and
dated Lode Millsite.
AREA.
Area of Millsite, 5 acres.
Are of Lode claim, 20 1856
Total area of Lode and NJ
Magnetic variation, $50
%. 3G6 acres.
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VIZ Is.
No markable object available for witness.
Thence II l0o 30 w IL 1t, leIi bank OF Jordan
tr5ek IT wide runs south-westerly So r.,
wagon road bears e and W. 100 H. W cor
OF Iburg millsite (uDsurveyed) on line, also
cor No. survey No, s56 B. $3.50 fl, to cor No. 4.
Identical with location cor. Set fir post
ms square, 3 # long, # in the ground and
mound of stones. marked
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-05-07

from which a juniper tree 0 ms diam blazed
and marked
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-05-07

from which shaft AXIS fl, Zoe fl deep, ~
due North 225 IT distant. A shaft 4xS It. 4
deep, bears 39o W 1876 Z distant. M M
able object available for witness.
Thence l6o 30' 1882 #, intersect line
idaho Lode, survey No 54e, a. n $50
81 # fr, M cor No. a. 652S n. the n e Cd
Iburg Lode lnnsurveyed) on line. Cor
No. of the Philadelphia Lode, survey
So A. bears S 4lo AZ 1907 # distant l04s
wagon road bears W ard e. 1900 IT TO
No. 3, identical with location cor. Sett
post ins square, fl long, J. IT in the gro
with mound OF stones around same mai
3
93A,
from which e cor of log cabin I4x1
bears 23o 40 e ia fl distant. A FIR tree 10
diam blazed and marked 8
a23 A. BIT
bears % 50' 26O II distant.
Thence I3o 80 " go n TO cor No. 4, iden
Cal with location cor also cor No. 4 of surv
No. 92l. Sci fir post ms square, S II lor
# in the ground and mound OF ston
marked
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923A,
No markable object available for wifnes,.
Thence l6o 30 W 1882 fl, wagonroad bea
n W and e. 1850 1t, to cor No. /. the place
beginning survey OF exterior boundary
crown Prince and Bismark CONSOLIDATE
Lode -
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AREA.

Total area of Crown Prince and
Consolidated Lode, 20.66l acres.
Area in conflict with Idaho Lode,
54S, not claim ed, 0.295 acres.
Net area of claim, 20.368 acres,
CROWN PRINCE. AND BIsMARK
IDA1ED LODE MILLSITE.
BEGINNING at W cor of milIsite as cor
II fir post 4 ms square. fl long. Iftii
ground with mound of stones around s.
marked l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23

After the rest of them had had their say the
Duke. with tho Colonel. was asked 10 tell
about his experience IN New York. But. a.
he was modest the Colonel offered to tell Of
them for him. SO he commenced
You know" SAID he. 'awiter we struck
this country we thought we'd go out to see
the country so we went down TO the Bowery
street and we saw a blooming bar-roOm. The
Duke and myself went into the bar-room and
we went up to the bar. and awfter looking
over the drinks the Duke called out:
~ say. bahrman, give me brahndy
sQuahsh, but the uahrman paid no attention
to him. SO the Duke got impatient. ye know
and said
II say, bahrman. give me a brahHdy
squahsh. ye know but the bahrmsn paid him
no attention. So the Duke grew impatient
and he raped Gu the bar and said
~ say. bahrman' IN very loud tone OF
voice I say. bahrman, give me brahndy
squahsh. ye know
Then the bahrman came up to him. and
leering at him. ye know, he said in a very
rude voice.
"'Ah. 90 Jump on yourself, We know
But the Duke. being a very determined
man. said: L shahnt,' and walked out. -
New York Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
uo,r... ,r.-r and before Captain De-

~o,~. MIR. arsxn and before Captain De-
rudo the regular army ofncer ~ cn"'s''
could interfere fourteen men were hn.oo.
Colonel Wade. commanding fort reno
IL an1ious. having no courier adVlcos. no "a
lisves tho fight has been greatly enae ani
for he has confidence ia 'no
yalor OF Captain Derudio. ooe;ot
T ;a,,tenant swift brings in word OF conhict
hatween four men about twenty mhe' I'm
tb,s MONT who had settled on the same ,ia'i m
He saws one man was killed; one i"s"ny
wounded and the two unlnJured CUES eu Wv
60 tho natrols could arrive. As nearly IN
can be aacerfaned this hght lasteu heai'' o"
hnur The claim being IN the timber. -,
A .soonerr was killed about nine miles
f-n,n here Yesterday at noon by the patrols.
The patrols were watering their horses ia
midstream and were holding consultation;
when they were fred upon before they couia ,
oct 10 the bank OF the river. They received
asocond yolley. evidently the work OF two men.
Tho troops then separated and made
charge mon the grove from when tho
firing came, when another voley was re-
ceivei The fire was returned ana wheh tns
grove was entered one man was 1onnh ue"1
and another seriously injured. The injured
man said he thought they had been dlscoV-
cred and did not intend 10 DO run out Oh Tue
country Reports have come IN from other
directions OF bloolshed. but so far they nave
not been confirmed.
The marshal of Oklahoma City teiegraph~i
Governor Seay, who WAS at Fort Keno asking
for tr ops. rs n riot was IN progress len
minutes later came word that the rot was
quelled. with only dozen broken heads, ana
order was restored All has been quiet there
since.
KIxGFIsHEB. O. r.. April 2l.-About fifty OF
the filings made yesterday were declaratories.
These declaratOres are not worth ten cents
each unless the soldier making 1t was in the
race and had been on the land. But
few of them were able TO do that.
Eight hundred men are holding places IN
the land Office door. The number represents
those who have made the race and obtained
claims. At Watonga the county seat. all the
lots were taken yesterday Three hundred
ard twenty acres divided into lots would make
homes and business lots for not less than
4, O00people.
Six such county seats were covered yester-
day. besides Okarche and Caddo City, and per-
hsps three or four others. Thousands are
leaving the promised land. The soldiers who
could not make the run are the worst whip
ped Of all. as they had relied on the laws as
formerly construed and found themselves
routed out The sooners are jubilant. 1hey
hold one-thrd of the most valuable claims
and will demand Of actual settlers high prices
for the advantage they hold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
Falling Over n Precipice.

Is terrible thing even in dreams. The victim
of this frequent form of nightmare awskes with
a start and cry; his limbs bathcd IN cold pers-
praiiOn. bis heart humping tremendously.
Moral: Don't sleep on your back. particularly
il you are troubled with dyspepsia and ner-
vousness. and use HOsietters Stomach Bltters
10 cure these Joint troubles. For sleep lcssness,
the inseparahle attendant Of chronic dys. cpsia,
and its offspring as well. the bitters Is a sur
passing remedy. The disOrdered stomach is the
pIOgen itOr of numDerless harassing symptoms.
and the organ Of thinking is q faithful reflector
OF Its disturbance, IL which the liver and bowels
also share II We are 10 restore quietude 10 the
toe stomach and regulate the action Of the di-
gesiiye. secretiye and eyacuative organs. Pre-
vent and remedy malaria inactivity OF the
Kidneys and bladder, debility heartburn. sick
headache and Ia grippe with this remedy. which
has received the unqualified sanction of emil
nent physicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
Mrs. Raspberry Again Wins.

ATLANTA. Ga. April 21.-The jury rem
dered verdict to-day for the plaintiff in the
case OF Mrs. Mary Raspberry against her step
mother. Mrs Lucinda Harwell, and her chill
dren. Mr.. Harwel. before death left a deed
giving his property to his second wife and
children. Fearing that bis daughter by his
first wife. who is now Mrs. Ras-
berry. might be left out in sharing
the property he wrote ont a memoran-
dunn on the back of the deed. STIMULATING
that she was TO be included. After harwell's
death it was discovered that this memoran-
dun has been erased. The suit was to re-
establish this memorandum, as Mrs. Raspberry
had been cut of from share of the property.
On the first trial Mrs. Rasberry gained the
case and a new trial was granted on a techni-
cality. The verdict to-day once more gives
Mrs. Raspberry victory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
HOW To GET Thin

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
Committed to .Ja,l-Ma,r,mop,a,.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April ~. Specal.l-
Eli Carter. the colored mail-carrier Of King
George county has been committed to jail
in Alexandria by Deputy United States Mar
shall Glover. Carter was tried at the March
term of the United States Court at Ale1an-
dria on n charge of robbing the mails. but the
jury failed to agree and ms bail was renewed.
His bondmen having reason TO believe that
Carter intended to skip had him arrested aud
withdrew from his bond.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Liz
zie Turner. of Caroline county. to Mr.. Rosson,
of Louisa county. The ceremony will take
place at the residence of the brides parents
near Penola. Tuesday. next. April Goth, at 7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
III % ' NM I II oFEOIFIU NOHPANf.
339 Washington street. Boston, Mass.

TUE TIMES tomorrow lcU be he usual
ldrGe-s'zed Sunday paper briD- fuH Of interest
ing matter. Among ne many readable articles
'cW Be one descriptive ofdshiag IN a steamer
for me,haden on ne Aoo England coast.
This, IN addition 10 the latest ne,rs Of all sorts.
and other good things ,oih ,chich The Sunday
TIMES dl,c0yS dJounds. ioiH make fo-mo,ro,c's
issue unusually dtrGcfire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
Negro Murderer Hanged.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. April 22.-Tom Ham
mond. negro. was hanged here to-day for
der occurred on January I'd Thomas Massa
lon. q Waterman at. the Chcora Phosphate
Works. six miles from this city. was found
near q rock shed with a fearful hole in his
head and his pistol. watch and money gone.
Msssalon died next morning without regain
ing consciousness. The pistol aud watch Of
the deceased were found in Hammonds pos
session. The prisoner died without a struggle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23

one OF which was forced in and having TWO
men on bases when Caruthers took his place.
Caruthers very effective. Ihe game WIS
called at the end OF the seventh inning on nc
count of rain. Score:
r.. BIZ. E.
PittsburZs 10 0 0 40 0 Ola II
st. Louis ......... OOO02 o.
Batteries Calvin and Mack; Brietensten,
Caruthers and Buckley. Umpire. Lmslie.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 22.-for the third
consecutive time Captain Pfeder rubbed de-
feat into his old enemy. Arson. and the G IN.
cago club to-day. The weather was emmy;
but 5000 people were present. Inc sihals
score was largely due TO the effectiveness al
the pitching. neither club being able to DO
heavy batting. Score:
Louisviles. 90 20 OOO10 O-S
Chicagos. % 0 0 l 0 0 % o.
Batteries: st7atton and Weaver; Kittridge
and Hutchinson. Umpire, Sheridan.
CLEVELAND. o.. April 22.-rhe absence OF
Sbort-Stop Mexican from the team lost the
game to-day for Cleveland. Doyle took his
place aud his errors gave Cincinnati hVe OF
the six runs. Both pitchers did great work
and McAleer and thinner completed mag
niicent double play from the out-held.
Weather cold. Attendance, LOO. Score:
H. oh. f.
Clevelands. OOOOOOOO-l 5
Cincnnatis 20 0 90 o. tx 6
Batteries: Davis and thinner; Mullane aud
Harrington. Umpire Lynch.
BROOKLYN. " Y. April 22.-The Brooklyns
played their first game at home to-day with
the Phiadephias The grounds were IN "a
fairly good condition. Notwithstanding 1t
ralned throughoutthe entire game. The home
team won the game in the first inning. when
they scored seven runs four of which were
earned The game was called at the end Of
the eighth inning. Attendance. 2,O5l. Score:
r. BIB. Z.
Brooklyns .....70OO O2OOx-9 /
Philadelphias. 0 0 3O0 * 10 2
Batteries Foutz and DAILY. Thornton and
Clements. Umpire, Mahoney.
NEW YORK. April 22.-There were to have
been two Games played here to-day between
the Nashingtons and New 1orks, but rain
caused pOstpOnement.
At Boston-The Boston Baltimore game
was postponed on account of rain.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

THE TIMES Tomorrow ,ciH be ne usuo
Iarge-s'Sed sunday paper, brtm.faa ofinterest-
ing matter. Amon9 he many readable articles
wtl be one descriptive Of fishing n stome,'
for. msnhaden on he New England coaa.
This, IN addition 10 he latest ne,cs Of al sorts,
and other good things nth ,rhich the Sunday
TINES dl,says abounds, toin make to-morro,c's
issue unusually attractive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
The Bride Only Twelve Years of Age

LOCUST LANE, Va. april 20. Special. !
Abram Salyer and Miss Eliza CULLEN we're
married yesterday, Rev. +. ~ Salyers Off
ciating. The bride is only little past twelve
years Of age
Work will be resumed on the c. c. c. rail
road grade in this vicinity at once and pushed
to an early completion.
Branch roads are being built by the Nor
folk and Western railroad at Virginia City
and Coeburn to coal fields
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
In 1889 fifty Ronapartist ionrnals fonrishe

In 1889 fifty Bonapartist journals fourished
in France but this number has been now re-
duced to five, the others having turned in
favor OF the Republic. A sarcastic CORE
spondent adds that Prince Victor Napoleon
will be the most ungrateful of Princes If, on
becoming Emperor OF the French he fails 10
make the editors. who still cling TO him.
cabinet ministers and all the members Of
their staff prlyy councillors or projects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23

THE TIMES tomorrow lciU be he usual
large-Sized Sunday paper, b''in'-fuH Of interest
ing matter. Among he many reqdoIle articles
'cW be one descriptive Of fishing ma steamer
for menhoden on the Ne,o England coast.
This. IN 0ddttlon 10 the latest ne,cs Of all sorts,
and other good things ,cin ,riich the Sunday
TINES dilcays a5omds, ,ciH make to-morro,c's
issue utliSu0UV dHrachre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-23
Verdict for the Plalntir- Heavy Rain.

NORFOLK. Va. April 22-ISpecial THE
argument was concluded in the case Of
Dougherty against the Norfolk and Western
railroad at 10 o'clock. At 1890 the Jury
brought in verdict for the plaintiff. fixing
damages at $1,000. Motion will be made for
o new trial.
Another severe rain and hail storm visit ed
this section this evening about o'clock,
doing much damage TO the fruit AMI yegeta-
bic crops. The rainfall tonight has been the
heaviest for many months.