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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
BILLY LAKELANDS DAY.
THE POPULAR OWNER AND TRAINER
RUAs FIRST AND SEC OND.

VINE - "" -, a oo p.r..-
Head I ~,.. m.na r s.. the Up.
Early H'ossom' h"ee-HoeA
set. I %".. an's..,. 'ors p",m..y.
About 1000 persons saw some interesting
racing at brehtoh beacn yee'e or. ,.;,. .nU
feature Of the days sport being the the y1'S5o
purse. second money also going to that popu-
,ho hro,hsr TO Miracto William c. DAILY had
Ine orVsnep ~ Ronmosr. ., ,ha snms nee. but
tne' were oo tStrd 10 ha m.othop exces
srey u warm and the track re tribe heavy utter
Tuesday nights rain.
The opening dash at five furlongs was con-
snd tho talent played the daughter Of pzarro
until tho bookies were glad to turn shGis
the veteran Tattcr ran second. third place
going 70 Rob Sutherland
M;nh,oI y D,vy.r ,,nvod b;s colt 81. HUI
,.. ~ ,,;, .,,o 80. o.. naoidon thres.vear.
pert 10 WIN 'he race ior n,aiuen VI.
olus' oo'h az .he rack anu ~ n ~ No. 49,
Domo to the most a ton. heavy favorite The
good thing wont wrong. however, as William
Jennings Of Maryland sent strapping son q, 81
10 S poSI ~ AZ nuvars was
nnminwi, nnrn nj mn Nj horr"n won very cicy-
eriv. Tie favorits securing second place by a
narrow margin from Flatlands ,,o,.., Tito
Father iil DAYS Prince George lo Sspio IKE
and nSSr u" i"'thtn pansed on It 1
lead at tho start and was never hsnIed win
Prihe S Geor s ~ neck " for second money
The next race was the thousand dollar
handicap. Cid Tea Tray. with Bergen up was
u very light tavorite over Lepanto good prices
being obtainA oIe aSainSt the others. j. .t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The Pick aninuy" and Leon to Box.

James Reilley. hacker Of Casper Leon. thu clever
bantam OF the Granite Athletic Club. received tels-
gram yesterday morning from j II smith. q promi.
nent sporting man who is At present in Montreal
which stated that Muldoons "Pckannny" would like
TO box Leon = limited number OF rounds for a 500
purse at Smiths boxing tournament. which will
be held at tho Academy of Music on Aug. -. Kelley
wired back accepting the offer Leon met the Pcka-
ninnyN once before at Nblos GAden and fought him
TO q standstill in three rounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
A Book that Every Athlete should Have.

A. o. spalding Rrothers have Just issued neat and
substantial copy the handbook OF tho Amateur Ath.
letic Union containing tho constitution. Jaws and
athletic rules with the changes by the
BOARD OF Managers IN tho early spring The hook is
Of Tho most valuable ever published by any house in
this country and should 10 IN tho hands or every
who Is Interested IN nnateur sport or tho
athletic games II also contains the A. 4. |. rules
wTesiing fencing. lacrosse. and boxing. and pub
fishes til" rules governing bicylnR. rowing, football
cross country running, ana rAcqueI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Earned runs-N-w Jersey 4. c.. 2. Sacrifice hits
GARY F. Day; Stolen Glen ba,-s.Ksnnedy e. pNeii Nolan
-krnnedy. Nsinn Cohen. Harrigan. Carr (2l Wild
First base by errQrs-IeontineS 8 New Jersey A. G..
Lett oil bases-leontnes. G; New Jersey A. c., G.
struck ou.-Kennedy e. Brown 81, 0NeiL Dennis
Gumon-s +. Day (2). Chesterfield 81. Hrockway t2l
Passed balls--Donnis 3. Double plays-De tuInonss
and Wes,erveit. Time-1:3O. Umpire-Pansch.
Benson hurst. ............O o q OIL
Domestics ...............O o o . o Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Monmouth Park Kacr Trains. Via Penn.
sylynuta RnIlroud.

Leave Desbrosses st. and Cortlandt st. ferries. New
tuesday thursday. and saturday during the racing
season Regular trains leaving New YORK 1850 and
race days. also the Halt Holiday Special viii leave
An special usius are equipped with Pullman psrior
eAIl.-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
How They Finished Mt the TilIinn sbursh
Regatta.

Secretary Grimes OF the wiliainsbursh Yacht Club
the correct list Of winners in the regatta of
June 10 TO be follows Class A. Carrie Van voorhi.
class B. hiIpah; class @, Maud "; class D. / Thought
So class Y. Tip Top: class r. EyirA class a. Jessie
elias. H. Ange;y. Tho Eivirs wins the club pennant
for the fastest actual time the course and tho
CAh wins tho McCue Cup for soops under 80 feet The
Regatta Committee have decidsd 20 make the presen.
thton OF prizes feature OF their fall
the club House some time in opteMber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Jhrnod runs Cincinnati IL Pithhnrgh, Leu on
ha.esC ninns,l 4; rtsbnrgh First hnse On S'i,s
on p',yrr .; Oh Ehret, l. StruCk omt.fy Ehret l.
Three base Iit-Miicr Two.basc hit-tfolday. sncrt
ice rits-tathain. Farrell. stolen na..'-ksly. pom
Cyan Smith Latham DOubie pny--McPhee. ConiitkoN
aud vaughn. lit by pi,cheriBy Ehrei. l. Umpire
Snyder rme-1 so.
CLEVELAND. q; Lortsrihtr. :.
IoUisvt,Ly AVE- a-Cian.cn, the new Nf.has'ded
twtIcr Gf tc Cuionels made his nrst appearance on
the hornr grounds IN today3 game, WIN tlefrhhu
aud whi!r he did not win his game his showing was
worry edit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Ens.bnlI G.mes ,ro.anr,

sArIosAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssociArroN
New York VS.. Washington, at the Polo Rrounda
Brooklyn vs.. Philadelphia at Eastern Park.
Ho.t0n ". Baltimore. at Boston.
Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh. At Cincinnati.
Louisville vs. Cleveland at Louisville.
st. Louis vs.. Chicago, Mt ~. Louis.
OrUKH CAFES.
Elizabeth A. G. vs.. y. NJ c. L. A., at Elizabeth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Trick RidinE on u Bicycle.

DENVER, Aug. a-frot Harry Park. the trick bicycle
rider. made most wonderful descent Of Pixies Peak
to-day. Park used but wheel OF an ordinary and
had neither handles nor brake with which to control
his machine The descent made without accident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The brighton Cup Won by Buccaussr,

LONDON. Aug. 3.-The race for the Brighton
Cup to-day was won by Lord Rosslyn's Buc-
cancer. Mr.. Abingdons Lady Rosebery was
second; and J. N. Astleys Mark Price third.
The Brighton Cup is of 800 sovereigns in
plate or specie. at the option Of the winner.
given by the race stand trustees: course. one
mile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
The Winners mt ST. Paul.

ST. PAU, Aug. 3.-The fields light at tho Twin
City course to-day. The winners were: Maud b.. rid
den by Thorne at II to ]: Van Buren, Thorpe up tho
tavorite. At = TO on Isse o.. poted by Grimm. at
to j. Jugurtha, Thorpe up. iavOrte at to on and
Torrent Britton up. favorte. at 8 to against.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

\ Earned runs-Manhatan 4 2. ?. first base on er.
-ManTnttan A. &. u JeHersons 4. FIRST base bal
-Un Marin 1; on Wheeler. +. struck out-By Martin
II Wheeler. e. Three base hits-Dowd (2) Double
rays-Moraan and campbe!l:, Morgan and Crane:
Gallant ClN Morgan Crane ~ Cullom. Sacrifice hits
Murray. Wilson. Passed balls-Dowd. ]; Holm. g. Wild
pltch-wheel-r. Umpire-Gus Hart. Tine-l4y.
NEW JERSEY 4. C.. 4: LEOSrISEs3
Although they put up ragged fielding game. the
Jersey Athletic Clubs bail fossers defeated by
snve run the Leon on the New
Jersey Oval at bergen Point yesterday afternoon The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Queen Nab Win. tn. Au.1ral,.n Gun.

MELBOURNE. Aug. 3.-The race for the Aus
tralian Cup. the great Australian turf event,
was won by Queen NAB. Thalia being second.
Uruna third and last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Harmed run-Staten Island a G. First base on sttors
hss,s-Staten Island A.C. !: Enrlswood G. Bases
struck "u,"Ry watson 2: by Dooiey 3; by Hughes q
Two.hase hits-McDonald. Sacrifice hits-stanhops.
Mckenzie stolen basss-Van Zant. Bassford (3h
RrusI ~ Mcdonald stanhope. LAWYER t2L Van Orden
fttch;h-r. Wild pitch-Hughes tmpire-Berrfman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
OFF FOR GOOD GROUND.
Charley Johnston. Jimmy Wak.!y. md Jia
KnberInnn TO Assist John J.. 10 Trim.

Robertson TO Assist John l.. 10 Train.
Charley Johnston. Jimmy Wakely and Train
cr jim Robertson Of the Manhattan Athletic
club started for John l.. Sulivan's training
quarters at Good Ground. L. l.. yesterday
afternoon to assist the big fellow In training
for his ght with Cortc't.
The trio will remain until the champion re-
turns to New York prior to his departure for
New Orleans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
t. shor. wins the Aem. Medal.

The regular monthly shoot Of tho Acme Club was
held on Tuesday At Dexter Park. Tho contest was for
yards r,se. o OF the ak members tina, shot T. short
va. ne best Ac3ref With "a The scores;
8: j, Berger. I; C. Munk- &.
SwsenstAks Shoots-First; 7. Short, 4; O. Greenyius
ger Huai ssseaS SNORT. g 5i.en, hss.
III j. Brewer 4; O. Dethloh. o; Rsusch. a. Third T.
short. s. q. drssnvils ii ksusch. 4; G. DsthIen l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Charley Kelly Wants to Fight Cohen OF
HOaton.

Charley Kelly. the io5'pound pugist of the Granite
Athletic Club. who recently fought Connie Sullivan
Coney Island xiouS to meet sam Cohen Of Boston
in n 1. n round go" the stag" the Granite
Club, which with held on Aug ~. II Cohen does not
want hox rounds Kelly prepared 10 night him
10 n ,nish for s25o side As soon as h. hears from
the Boston lad Kelly Will deposit 500 with TINS SuS
bind 0 match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Earned rnms--irooStyn Philadelphia J. Firytb..e
BY errnrS-lirgo" u. :. Left on ha.os- bronklyu =
rhilsdsipha, FIRST base on halis-sir ii.diosE' a
CT rArsey. Struck out ny iIAdlor 4: by Carss, .
Tlrss-n.:. M, "F"n,nrr,. belsham!y ,H1Tn. Two
Snse htt-DAi'sy, Sh'r'Igs hl's-wArh, Foutz, .
Clements ami Cnnnnr Passed iall-Dsiiey umrnir.
Hmsio. 1ime-l;io Attendance = l45
nosruN, I, buugoGR ..
crKcISN.Tr. SUE H.-R"h Ehrrt pitched a good "a m.
against the lmal team iAIS afternoon. and Was eli
aupyyT, cd. III" aCOTe, " '"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Testing Two.year.old Trotters

LEXINGTON. Aug. 3-The Boyle county trotting meet
fast and sport good. The programme was made up Of
two two.year-od events. and they wero interesting
racer. Summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
fishing Tarkle.
MARSTFRS HAS NVORMA

Sand worms. l2c. n doz White worms 25c. . dsN
Dobsons 36c. doz shedder crabs. MARSTERSs csls.
brated ailancewood striped bass and Fishing Banks
rod, S2.Sa Ash and Lakewood hollow butt And
tip bass rods, zoe. Split bamboo fly and bait rods.
Sl.sS mp Jolntei bamboo rods $50 up Best quality
holow,pont h"nSs single gut. Zoe toz; doubls, 1901
treble. zoe. 4piy. he. Heavy trebls xut leaders,
lengths. &c each S.ynch brass nipi,,py,ng b.!.noS
handle reel holds COO feet lSthread line 81 so Nick Oh
plate multiplying rselA 3Sc. up. Rubber and nickel
plate multiplying rerl. $50. up 3ofeet reel lines Oh
block. Bthread 3Sc.; lgthreAd i3c l5-thread. 49,;
lsLhreAd. sac althresd anc. siukers. Be- per pound
Gan hOohs. with handle. 35c. CANVAS tackle bookA
4Oc, Fishing pants. 81 Everything to delight the
angler in quality and price,
SEND STAMP fUR ILLUSTRATED CATALO0
y. F. MAR~TEKs, as Court st.,
Near City HAIL. BROOKLYN. COpon Evsningsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

ksrnsd rnns-B'Ston !; bH l. Frat base on
2: Baltimore, d. St;ucG out-By stiNers y; by Niek,
siy.4. Thrts.bsss hit-Dnny. Two,bass hit--NeCar-
thy. Sacrifice litsran lAitrBn. Sutcline Quinn Vick
cry shindsi kssinson. stolen Gssss.siivet. 90
aliqe; Quinn. Long and tucker. O'Rourke. strirEer
spd ahte!iae. LII W piscbeE-By yieieTy.:. rAssst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Earned rnnCcveIand iITht bhse on trIoISL ; \,
Vile 2: Cleveland, 4 Left on bHses-lousville. U:
cleveland q. FIRST base on n.lis-oG cansen i On
-Iinmrr. DAVIS. Sacrifice hits-Tsylor. Weaver. Bhs
sctt Jennings whistler, Virtue MrAleer stolen ohses
--,rr wn anssstt O'Connor. Double pays-l.tener ana
whistler: Mexican and Virtue: Mcksan Ch,ids and Hir
tue. PASSED. oali-Grim. Cmpre-lIurs' I1me-i"o
hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

MASuAAr1AS A. C. 10; JETFERsoSs o.
The game Manhattan Field yesterday resulted in .
shut-out for the JanerSvns The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Baseball, Eastern Perk, r. NJ. To day.
Express trains. sIS. s:e9 LaI!ss' day Ala
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Eastern Association.

Eastern A>sociation.
At RocnEsrrx.
pnchss,c, ..................O 2 I o O o O-3
Bufrnlo ....,...............,,,.o o y . y y o.
base hits-RochAster. :: BuHalo e. Errors.Roches-
ter =: Bunala !, pitchsrs-Meakin and Schellerinan
AT PROVIDENCE.
pror,d,nc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o o--S
Hing mt .,...........,..3 U U U ~
Ba.c bits-rrovidence. q; BinEhamton. 10. Errors.
Providence. !; BinEhamtcn. U. Ptehsrs--Basr anu
Inks
Troy ....,.........,...........2 q o IN
Albany .,,........, ...........0 o y v O o o IL
Rase hits-TrOy. 10: Albany. g. Er.ors-Iroy .; Al
bany, g. Pitchers .Frcken aid Murphy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
s.n-K,n,. rmpir,-o.nn.y. rm.-aos. Attend.

rirr.nunau. 3; CtScrSSir. 3.
BcsToS. Aug. 3-Batmore put nve oftnsir siS n siis
In she LAT two initngs bat cOud not overcome BIOS
tons lead duo to vckery's wildness and nsIndeed
~ by Van iiatren. Tbs score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Jones = struck ont ~ crane :: hy Jones 8 bonbIs
SRoSrss Wild p,cn-J""es GmnneSI,nS E - Time
1Io5.
BROOKLYN. 3; PHILADELPHIA. ].
A nner article Of pcnnant winning osll has
never been nut ~ by the BrCuklyns than that
rast"rn i'ark. Every NAV iclaci lis POSITION
Ia II way calculated to make President Byrne
d sSsc T a c }4 S Win nm S%o"nG Ht
The rhilade phias smashed the bnll t. the in
Held an. to tho territory without the diamond
himself in the, way Of safe IN. lIaI,!ock''s
support WAS all that could hr desired. Wards
one error, which n!lowe,i Thompson, 10 steal
Aside from This error Warts playing was in.
sririnE. ana his c"aching, was somefiiinG that
Harry Wright has =" cause g complain Of
I;rookNnite- guessing. Bat, il. three innings
thIsy su%S"I r"rr|rt'r' an! nntrfsys TTork
lnhhr two garing errors but the" dt1 not
count us iact0rs N The run eating. and Cross
at"nri for b'th b. sharp Gciiin. ut other
ri. M9s ii" %hiInas!nnsS Irsi nrnSnr9nso
oreneIl iii" h"nn season. Thrn thny lost two two
games I" brGollyn. and tied ;ho, third: Con-
seIuontlr the franks greeted them in Gnc
grea. nhll il: Dri"r to take .ovnnge !iut al
thrahh thy ttroy"to start the bnli h-Going in
yhS .'ESl innN.E, llINS -Nt!n lnNuEt"SS'Nl. I'm
tne ntnor haai .hr Brookl.n made the first
run IN thar haI:. Grifin starred In with q
base on balls. Ca.soy struck out Corcoran. but
Ward racrilicnh. DaH BrouthrrS lined the ball
to left ccar" Cor throo bases. Griffin. OF
course. crossed tia plate
rhi,aGoll mia ttoi thn score in tho second.
pelaIanty put tho tall IL exactly tho same
nlncc that l;routhcis, hai for thrco bases.
tross'n single canned Tho run. Brooklyn
eighth. The frat WIS obtained on double to
righ. by ),ni!oy and liaddock's single Tho
f>tiisn ~ a,ffh Ivt,A Ia
Gthroc- Dagger og Burns and Foutz's sucrlllce.
The scCro:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

yorr. Isma r ii. Xdmission 90 and 55o-Idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Amateur League.

Amateur League.
r-r,, Hon. Ics. T,-G. C7r'.. Wor Loot Fer 4
s. Isl.ndA.C : .slsIEnylewdEC. .2S99
sr,rrS ISLAND a. C.. 10: kSGLEwoop r. C.. D.
A postponed Amateur IeaGue game was played At
Fnvlr wood yesterday between tho Euglcwood fiela
Ii,b and at Island A G. Ile score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Earned rnns-New York q. Two.hase hit-Rlrlari.
son. Three ase hit--Royc. iu!i,r sacrifice hits
Burke. how'd. Hoy S".cn hasrs-BnrGe. Jones. RIch.
arlSOI. Robinson, First bRsa errOrs-N-w York ];
Warrington z. Fist base On bnIis-tf Crane 3: on
Jones :: struck out ~ Crane, :: by Jones. g Double
pay-Rldford and NillIgan. Left an bases New York
IL Washington, !. Hit by pitrG-d hal--Rurke
0'Rourke. wild pitch-JOnes. Cmpne-ly nch. Time
10.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
SUNSHINE IN WINTER.

When the North is icy and snow-boupd.
Texas. With its delightful climate. benuti-
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genial retreat for the invalid. tourist. hunt
er and pleasure seeker. The Iron Noun
tam fonte has now on sale its Wi ltcr
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Texas, Mexico, Arizona and California Mt
greatly reduced rates FOR the round trip
special round trim rates on sale all the wear
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pamrhicts, ote., call on OF address conpa-
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Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
E;i,g,ysssa WAS 1T CANCER?

In the summer Of 1890, something
began to appear on my face, similar
10 cancer. 1 tried various rene.
dies, but nothing gave me relief un
til used S. S. S., which entirely
cured me. L used only six bottles.
w. +. STEAnNs, Alexander CITY,
Ala.
We have had number of remark.
able curos reported to us OF epitheli.
ona OF skin cancer. S. S. S. seems
to cure by forcing out The poison
and the poisonous germs, The general
health is in tho meantime improved,
and finally the sore henls, the scales
drop OFF, and the patient is we'll S.
s. 5. is entirely vegetable and harm.
less. Our treutisc on the blood and
{skin will be mailed FREQ to all who
happily for it. Address,
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
WILD LANDS.

a resolution has been adopted in
the Legislature requiring the finance
committee to consider and report by
bill or otherwise on the propriety of
assessing at the true value large
tracts of land held by syndicates or
individuals, instead of assessing as
mountain lands ut ten cents to two
dollars on acre as now.
Many OF these tracts are really
very valuable, and cannot be pur-
chased at any price. While these
mineral lands go almost free from
taxation, farm lands in the same sec
ton are assessed ut from six to six.
teen dollars an acre.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
BRISTOL COURIER.

That .95 thrift on blankets may
Slnve had something to do with your
soenunbed SILVER last night. Blu;
,fhat's NIL right-you can impor. Ii
SR5er's teeth, dragons blood and salleI
7guts free of duty.
a subscriber wishes to know how
you pronounce La Grippe. Before
you take it, you give your nose a
Delsarte twist and pronounce it .lah
Creep" When you have Ind it for
several days, YOU just say "d-n."
10 be or not to be, whether it is
better to hustle and get ont paper
for an unappreciative people, beg for
patronage, work aud earn the money.
and then earn it again collecting it.
or quit, That is the question.
ooh, it's hell''-when man wakes
up OF morning with remorsefnl
conscience gnawing at his heart
IHtrings like that insatiate vulture
AReaking the vitals of poor PRONE.
3. Gus. chained to the frosted rock OF
At. Caucasus.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
MILLIONS IN DIVIDENDS.

New York, Jan. 1.-The Daily
Stakeholder says: "The disbursc.
ments Oh account of interest aud div
idends this month exceed those of
any previous corresponding period.
Interest is due aud payable on nearly
two and one third billions of bonds
on railroad and similar corporations,
and the stock of these corporations
on which the dividends are PAYABLE
amounts to over nine hundred mil.
lions. The money to be disbursed in
payment OF their interest amounts to
about $50, 1000, and the dividends
aggregate i'll round numbers $lS.-
$4,000 The interest natures on n
large portion of the national debt,
and the interest aud dividends paya.
bic on bank stocks, State and munici.
pal bonds and other corporate insti
tutions, all added to the above fir
nres, will bring the grand total to at
least 100000. 900"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
GOOD LOOKS.

Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy con
diti''n of all the vital organs. II the
Liver be inactive, you have Bilious
Look, if your stomrch be disordered
you hove Dyspeptic Look, and if
your Kidneys be affected you have a
pinched Look. Secure good health
and you will have good looks. Elec-
trio Bitters is the great Alternative and
tonic, acts directly on the vital or.
'!ans. Cures rimples, Blotchcs, Boils
ana gives good complexion. Sold
1T A. +. Hargraves Drugstore, SOC.
Der bottle.
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Clinch Valley News.
FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1892.
THE State LEGISLATURE.


After a two weeks vacation the
two houses of the General Assembly
again met at noon on the 5tb. a
good deal of work is before them,and
tho committees will Mt once be set in
motion to grind Mt the numerous
bills in their possession as rapidly as
possible. Among the measures which
will attract considerable attention
will be the report Of the State Debt
Commission and the bill to be intro
duced in connection with the same.
The joint Committees on Privileges
and Elections will frame bill for
the reapportionment of the ten con
eres9ional districts in the State, while
tao Committees Oh Roads und Inter
nal Navigation will separately wres
tie with the Railroad Commission
bill, introduced by Senator Tyler in
the upper house, and by Mr. II G.
kent, the member of Wythe county,
in the House of Delegates. Tie bill
VIII no doubt be seriously antaeon-
lied, and unless some radical amend
ments are Inserted the fute of the biz
seems doubtful, TO buy the least.
The bill OF Mr.. Strntton introduced
In tho House compelling the Rich
mond and Danville railroad to keep
her principal offices within tue Dor.
ders Of tue State will also be bitterly
fought and its pro spects ARE some.
what eagerly looked for by friends
and foes. The bill of Colonel Viii.
liams, Of Augusta, providing for sep.
aratc cars on railroads for white and
black passengers NESTS with general
favor and will, no doubt, he passed
by both houses, especially since it
has been heartily endorsed in Gov,
ernor McKinney's messagc.-Rich
n'ond Times.
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GARZA SURROUNDED.

Laredo, Tex Jan. Lit is stated
here That the Mexican reyolutiomst
GNrzn. is surrounded IN Chqpparel,
in the extreme northwestern corner
of 2apata county, by United SAT s
troops and rangers, and that il is al
most impossible for him to cscupe
either to northward or in the direc.
ton Of Mcxico.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08

who are friends to this section, and no
enemies except those who are enemies
of, the sonth. With this tits work, it
urges upon the people of Virginia not
to let this railroad bill become law.
Its enactment would do untold harm to
the whole State.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-01-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 5.-Both
branches of the legislature assem-
bled at IL o'clock.
The Senate, after the usual form
alities'; proceeded to election of off
GERS, and those chosen by the Demo
cratic caucus were duly elected.
MIR. Edwards, independent, voted
with the Democrats.
No effort ut obstruction was made
by tho Republicans.
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