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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-27

.Two hcu,ls are better than one" sai!
the wife. us she attempted 10 set her hus.
band right lnd didn't t(u it.
Eyes, in barrel Of flour, lle respond
I'd turtly, aud SHE left him to his ov'u
devices. cs.-ExcllAnge.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-27

BUFFALO, Aug. 25.-Eh+ evacuation
of 'h'' rh'ltou'i yHrt|4 by t|,r State mill
thu has trtn ordtrrt', aud sot1@e Of the
'rtmls are :alte tdy leaving fur home.
. hers will fellow totigh', and thu
remainder will le erAtuAlly with.
drawn.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-27

Tnmma,ly il in love with Steve, though
it las no use fur Cleve. "Ihev I'LL like
Adlui," say> the Democratic Advertiser.
''He does not wenr his swallow tnil in
New York, but ho takes his whisky
straight. ."-Cincinnuti Commercial Ga"
ZottH
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-27

Cleveland. Reckless HtentlAtity.
The Democrats have inaugurated Il
campaign Of fulsehood and dishonesty.
And Mr.. Cleveland Is rs reckless i'll his
1nen.lacity as any Of his unscrupulous.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN. " Demo-
Crat,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
NOBLE WORN or THE T0EsT0IS.
ALetter from the Counts Daughter ie'iin|
of Russian Distress.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-The following letter
from Titiana Tolstoi has been received oy
Miss Pugh. treasurer Of the National Woman
Christian Temperance Union. IN answer 10
letter in which Mrs. Pugh sent 200 as a GIT
from the union:
Dear Miss Pugh-E have received your con-
tribution for the sufferers from famine Ia our
country and | heartily thank the kind souls
who have taken part in the collection.
by father and all our family are especially
touched by offerings from strange lands. IL
j. q new token of the universal brotherhood,
which is not violated by the difference.
Ny father and / are at present for q short
visit in Moscow and are going back 10 the
Government of Riazan. where We have organ
lied seventy free eating houses, IN each OF
which about fifty people have meals twice
a day. With Gods help and with the help OK
good people we hope 20 increase the number
OF those eating houses. The distress is
seyerer every day and / can't imagine what
it will be in the spring and next year, when
the greater part OF the cattle will be eaten or
dead from hunger.
Ii YOU happen 70 hear of new collections
for our famine-stricke peasantry which are
appointed 70 be sent 10 our family Will you
please give my mothers address in MOSCOW
Hamoyniky 10. Countess Sophia IolstoE she
will send the money TO US or 20 my brother,
who u now working at the same aim IN the
Government of Semada. which IL one of the
most famine-stricken places. or else she Will
buy ~victuals and send them TO US.
Moscow. January 2S. IIIANA IoLsroI..
LONDON, Feb. ls.-Count Iolstol gives IN
the Daily Telegraph an interesting descrip-
ton of the soup kitchens which he has es-
tablished for the relief OF his amlne-stricken
country people. When he hears that the
people of d village are starving he journeys
thither and subjects the s~tarosta, or leading
elder. TO a series OF inquiries calculated % as
certain who are most In need.
How about Theodore AbramOnOh he
asks. for instance. To this the elder replies.
perhaps. that Theodore is badly OF, but can
pull through. He follows up the same line OF
inquiries regarding other peasants, and
usually finds that he can get impartial and
trustworthy information as TO the actual
wants of the people. Besides his soup kitch-
ems he gives rye bread and potatoes
10 those who are in need of relief. The peas
ants are most anxious 10 save their horses IA
their chief dependence for future agricultural
operations. Those of Kal0oga are especially
proud Of their equine stock and IN some IN
stances have gone without TODD themselves Ia
order 10 keep the horses alive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

pr~rrsnrro. Va. Feb. ~ls.-lSpecial. The
unstings Court Of Petersburg, Judge ID. NJ:
Heruard presiding. opened TINS morning at al
n'cinrk M which hour the grand jury WAS
called In delivering his charge 10 the Jury
.Iudge Bernard stated that he desired 10 call
special attention 10 a matter when mas Oeeh
Teforred 70 in the pulpiis Of some oil tho
churches OF this city. IL was in reference 10
the sale of intoxicating liquors on sunday.
lie then read section 3-04 OF the Acts Oh As
semblv in reference TO the sale OF liquors on
Sunday. which he said was the proper law
uuder which the Jury was % act. Inc gfahd
Jury made the following presontIehts
Kerry Mason. Alex. Vaughan, Mamie tariy'
William Thomas. Charles Scott. Charles
Iovelady.s James +. Justice for midemeanor
and William Thomas Davis for felony. Aver
reporting upon the above presehtiueht9 Inc
Grand iury was discharged until TUESDAY
morning next. Alexander Vaughan was con
victed OF assault ana ba1'SiS - Hne
Mamie Early (colOred), indicted LOT assault
aud battery. was acquitted. William lhomhs
1coloredl was found guilty of petit larceny
and ms punishment fixed at thirty DAYS IN
TsI Charles Scott (colOred) was convicted
OF uetit larceny and fined -. Charles Love
lady. indicted for petit larceny was &C
Quilted.
Abont two years ago Captain K. G.. OVERLY,
81 monument citizen Of M~ecklenburg county,
was bruta!lv murdered by a negro named
.John Phillips. Shortly after the commission
of the crime Philips was arrested and also
another negro named John Irving, tho latter
charged with being an accessory TO the mur,
der. Phillips upon trial was convicted Oh
murder in the first degree and PAID the pen
atty Of his crime on the gallows. Irving was
convicted in the county court Of murder IN
the second degree and his punishment hxed at
seventeen years in the penitentiary. irving,
through his counsel. took an appeal 10 tne
circuit court of the county. which vas held
some weeks ago. when Judge b. K. Well
ford of Richmond, who presided Tor
,Judoe h. A. Hancock, decided that the evl-
dence against Irving did not Justify the YER
dict of the jury. and therefore granted hlIn a
new triai. In the county court on Monday
Last n nolle prosequi vas entered and the
discharge Of the accused ordered by the
Cont. The papers for the discharge OF irving
were received here this morning and ne was at
once re eased from the Jail OF this city, where
he has been confined for the past twenty-five
months. Irving received - letter this morn.
ino from Mr.. Charles T.. Keekes. his LAWYER,
notifying him that the feeling IN the county
was very bitter against him and advising him
not to return TO Mecklenburg again.
Past State Councillor &. W. TYLER. OF Rich
mond. was in the city last night and visited
Washington Council. Jr. O. L. A. M. Coun-
cilor TYLER delivered "a very interesting cd
dress before the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

LrrsBuEG. Va. Feb. 1z.-lSpecial The
Ieesburg Opera House was filed last night
when the reception of the Grand Lodge OF
Knights OF Pythias of Virginia took place.
Addresses of welcome were delivered BY
Mayor Clagett ca the part ~ the own and
judge j. Il. McCabe IN Dehait OF ketOctln
Lodge here. which We're responded 70 by
General James Il. Carnahan. of Indiana. COM
mander-in-chief OF the Uniformed Rank
Grand Chancellor ". L.. Olivier, II stanton,
and Joseph A.. Mutton. of Winchester.
After the reception a banquet was partaken
OF at Hotel KotOctln. at which about 200 sat
down. la reply TO tOasts, the following made
appropriate speeches: General Canadian,
Grand Vice Chancellor Isaac Diggs Of West
Point. William McA. W00Ghouse Of Princess
Anne. G.. $. Lightner OF stanton, L. IA.
Nirnelson. past grand chancellor OF Ports
mouth. and Leonard MarOury, past grand
chancellor of Alexandria.
General Carnahan stated that the eight Oh.
visions of the Uniformed Rank represented
here had just organized the First Regiment
Virginia Uniform Rank Knights Of Pythias,
by the election of the following officers. ID.
a. Turner. DR.. of Norfolk. colonel; Captain ).
j.. Monroe. of Alexandria. Northumberland,
Captain c. Collins Taylor. OF Clifton Forge,
major. Or. X. S. Wiley. of Clifton Forge. sur.
feon. surgeon and Rey. l.. III. McCorkle. OF
Chiffon Forge, chaplain.
The attendance OF the Grand Lodges a full
one. but two or three OF the lodges Of the
State being unrepresented as vet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
NEW BANK ORGANIZED.
OFFICERS Avn DIREcToRs CHOSEN.
m. roxo.,,ratlon Into the Lavender Lynch
ing Begun at Eoanoke-Jack ft'"'o
Convicted nt Wytheviie.

NosroLx. Va. Feb. iS.-lspecia.l-ine
stockholders of the new CITY National bAhh
met In the parlors Of the Atlantic Hotel to-day
Colonel c. A. Nash was called t. the char
and the following were elected directors. a.
l. Krise. G. A.. Nash. r.. A. Dodson. James l.
Ttheridce. c. W. Fentress. J. i. Roper, +.
etrudwick. Fergus Rod, w. i. Wise w D.
y. Burruss. John sheridan H. t.
Williams. J. II. Winder. Floyd Hughes. DAT
ton Myers and William Donovan. Inc oiie0
tors met Immediately after the Adjournment u
the stockholders meeting. with tap,
lain n Furruss, OF BurIuss' 80
10 bankers. IN the chaf' an NJ
slecteJ A h. Krse. president Ioionoi
Nash vice. president b.. w Le1sn'
asbtar irbe meeting was largely attehueu'
~ h., dred tn.usand dollars has been SUI
n',haS 6s,v per cent. Il which IS 10 DC cnnou
starcb ~ The bank viii conniehce
bus;nes. in about SIX weeks ana 49,
located on tho corner @. Man ana A""N''
Colnmet Tribe. No. 81. Improved Vraer OIL
pad Men will lee instituted next luesuay
NIGHT a, the Academy OF Music Oy "fea'
Sachem J. W. Cherry. Lao hoor
Air q 4. Caller. Of this city, haS oeeh
awarded the contract 10 remove the putcn
Cav obstruction TO navigation VH '"A"''
r funeral Of Mr.. Thomas Burnes took
,lace from ~. MARY church to-day. Ills re-
mains we're forwarded 70 Petersburg or inter
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
nhn mimi rntnrtnInment.

The eighth II the star course entertain
ments of the present season Will be given this
evening in the large hall Of the Young hen's
Christian Association. The entertainment
will be free 70 tie members who hold season
tickets while the others will have topay twenty
Eve cents. u Will be o concert gwen by tie
Schubert Male Duartotte Company OF Chicago
conslstingof samuel 4. Battle, first tenor:
William Harris. second tenor. john 4. Iyley.
baritone. George II lott. LASS Miss Eugenla
NJ. Baldwin. soprano. Miss Ida Clemens read
or. Miss Louisa Roman. ac.Ompaulst.
The following programme has been selected
for the occasion. The Spring IS Come,
Huzza 80 Buck. Schubert guartette. ?. Deb
toruo MIC yene' .PrOch Mss BALDWIN 3.
'Gondolier" Schubert Schubert ~usrtette;
A. scene from ''pygmalion aud Dalatea' Gil
bert. Miss Clemens; 8. The Proposal
(srackettt Mr.. Harris. 6. In Absence.
buck. Schubert Quartette. Russian
Nightingale (Ailibe8I. Miss Baldwin; 3 "he-
member Now Thy Creator Rhodes. Schu-
bert Quartette. @. selected. Miss Clemens. lO.
ouintette. l'Aiartha j. Miss Baldwin, Miss
Roman and Schubert Quactette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

A Brilliant Blaze Attracted the Attention Of
Night Owls and the People.

The fire alarm turned in from box 76 at
100 o'clock this morning cast . bright re-
Fiction in the eastern horizon and was
caused by the burning of q row Of ten tene-
ment houses on Graham, between Gllmer aud
Marshall streets. three blocks outside Of
The corporation limits. Tie row WAS for
merly owned by Captain Cyru- BOssleux, but
was recently purchased by Or. +. L. Baker
Eleventh aud Broad streets. u was stated at
the conhagration that the buildings were
fully insured. .
IL was learned by Tx TINES reporter at
the CONFEDERATION that the fire BEGAN IN the
bar-room If J. II. Slvey. The tene-
ments were occupied by colored fam
lies. including those f Becky Rob
erts. with q house full of children ~
Mrs Martha cambridge four children: lsham
Jefferson, one child: Winston cambridge. wife
sick in bed. one child Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Smith, two children, and ssdetached house
unOccupied
William Sewell (colored), opposite the FIRE,
was ais damaged by ire and water. Engine
No. 2 was the only steamer at the fro
One OF the reporters IN a cab reporting tor
a contemporary collided with Chief Fuller >
buggy and thu fire fighter was thrown 10 the
ground. 10 damage was done.
The loss on the tenements % about so,VoO;
not covered entirely by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
leo Factory at Clifton Forge.

CLIFTON FoRGr. VA. Feb. Especial. !
TIE permanent organization Of the Clifton
gorge Ice and Refrigerating Company was
perfected here yesterday. This is the con-
Germ. which, as was reported in THE TIMES Of
some days ago. will at once commence put
ting in a ten ton ice plant. aud which will
conduct a Wholesale and retail business in
cold storage. The company has obtained
from the Clifton Forge company a tract of
valuable land. with deed for same in fee
simple, upon which the necessary buildings
will be erected. Mr.. A. Is. Guigon, Of Rich
mond. the attorney for the company. has
been in tow for the last two or three days
getting things ready from q legal standpoint.
Tho company will be ready TO begin opera
tons by the first of May and in time for the
opening of all of the nelghboring watering
places. to all of which the company will fur
nish ice during the season. The names Of
the officers are: President, j. {. Carpenter;
Vice President, c.. L. Moore; Secretary and
General Manager. f. NJ. Jones; Treasurer, J..
l.. Page; Directors, j. c. Carpenter. G. f:
Moore. f. b. Westerman. A. Z. White and
T. G. HillVer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
DecIines 10 be "A Candidate.

Sr.uNroN. VA, Feb. Especial City
Sergeant Logan Turner. whose illness has
already been wired THE 1IMEs, was upeXpect-
edly better yesterday. IL Is hardly supposed.
however, that the improvement can be more
than temporary, rs his physicians nave pro-
nounced his case hopeless.
CommOnwealth's-AttOrney A.. Z. Gordon
has declined TO again offer for the position,
and the field has thus been opened to oil
corners. j. Lewis Bumgardner. Roger H.. AZ
kinson andI G.. Kinney have already made
known THEN readiness to serve their fellow
citizens. ,
Counsel for Eugene Keys. lately convicted
of grand larceny. III stealing $40 from the
Express Company. has Withdrawn the appll-
cation for a new trial. and Keys has Deeh SEN
fenced by Judge Grattan.
Professor Webb. head of the musical depart
ment of the Virginia Female Institute, has re
signed as director Of the StonewaA Brigade
band. q,
fire at the Kable Military School damaged
building and furniture to the amount OF Sl5).
but il was extinguishcd 10y the cadets without
the assistance OF the fire department.
COunty-lreasurer D. n. Mcratiahu, ~ i.
Long. George s. Lightner and Sheriff \. e..
Watts have gone to Leesburg, Va, 10 institute
a Uniform rank of knights OF Pythias.
A congregational meeting will be held at
the First PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday next
10 take aetion on the resignation OF Dr. ID. Il.
Mcfarland.
Judge John w. Stout. whose illness has
been noticed in TIE TINS, Is out on the
streets again. but is not yet able to attend to
business. ,
tribe of Red Men has been organized
here with the following officers Sacnem,
CAPTAIN j. T. Long; Senior Sycamore, Or. ..
NJ ~Purkholder Junior Sycamore. 5. I.
Long: Prophet. J. +. Taylor Chief of Rec
ords' Harry Harris Keeper of Wampum, }.
". blackburn: Guard of Wigwam. William
Grubert; Guard Of Forests. W. f.. Black
burn.
The Staunton Gun CLUB goes TO Wlnches-
ter the I'D to return the visit OF the Win
chester Climb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
s,.ciaI Inspector I'm Town.

RzrsroL. Tenn. Feb. f7.-lSpecial 10, ~
onel n. p. Ainsworth il back from a WISH ="
his old home at McAllister, Indian Ierri'oly
He started from McAllister on Monday mG,r1
inc and reached Bristol this lWednesuaS
morning att o'clock,s distance of e thous"1s
miles. in forty-fye hours, and counting s'0P'
at several places. IN
Colonel II. A. Morrison. at his home III
Gate City. is quite i'll. He is elghty;one Yeas
old and his recovery is hardly hoped Tor. Tor
William A. Brown. q special inspector y
the Postofhce Department. IL IN town; H.
came here to examine tho location %.
Bristol postofice, which is on the lenhe IL
side OF the town. and TO examine lntD tnt
matter with n special view TO seeing ~ a..
grounds Bristol. Va. had made her reoe u.
rnand for the establishment OF o sepa~
postoffce on the Virginia side OF tnG Mr.
yr Brown says he was sent mere ~ Iii
Wanamaker 10 examine fully the Il.n IL -
the patrons OF the Office and to settle ths 10 -
mite in . manner that shall be equally lar ~
ali without regard TO the state Inc. re ~ 49,
said that there was no chance whatever I3t -
establishment OF "A second postoince anu - nv
ali that would be done. if anything WoulH DO
70 change the present location OK 'ne oDioe'
which Is on Sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
snrnt- Cnmmittnn.

The Senate Finance Committee met y%ester-
day and agreed 10 fayorably report the bill
appropriatlns $4,000 for the soldiers Home.
A number Of other minor bills were consid-
cred. which will be reported to-day.
The Committee on Courts IF Justice met
Yesterday aud agreed 20 fayorably report a
bill for the creation OF a new circuit court
COMPOSED Of Bedford county and Roanoke
City.
lie Committee on Roads met again last
evening. and although the chairman. Dr.
Barnes. who has laboriously served during
the session. WAS scarcely able T. cont nue.
the Ia ors Of. the day. he presided. This
committee has assuredly done a most
extraordinary amount OF work dur
ing the session. and have carefully
considered q number Of very important bills.
The committee agreed to report the Norfolk
and Lambert's Point Railway Company with
such amendments a. would pnt II on the
same footing as the existing roads aud that OF
roads already granted "a charter by the pres
ent General Assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

usu...s from Jefferson Medical Cdi.
l Ts. r IsS1ssssie ''G Fsn sSs TO ss" 1sgily IN c. sn:
Virginia lie isla,uro in ls62, ~" where he en-
to charlottesville the same a%psc yss,, of bis prOfes-
tered on the successful PLac'
son. hls VIE orchestra has been reorsan-
dhe : nlvsI nerioG Of collapse, dus to the de-,
mar msnds s'' Which the college sss.iS SSuI seas %sA'' M In
students loader. Mr.. Burts treasurer.
fi9d,ay IS the Sr ,e;nness manager.
"n Mr. M joseph SEPT, ii, laton, by appoin'm mi1t f RON
after the a,t. courts will be put IN shape
wea'r n%r.etice begun Tor a proposed interstate
coz telegram announcing the unexpected
death Of q membe Of DR.. Felix's church N
Ivncbburr called .hat gentleman home To-
- lie expects to return and continue 10
assist at the revival now in progress ut the
Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.
THEIR AyNUALsEssIoyIS RALEIGH.
Tho Railroad Commission Considers inc
Charge Against the Western Union iee-
graph-North Carolina News.

R.IrIaH. N. c.. Feb. ls.-lSpecial. The
board of trustees Of tho State University hold
their annual meeting here to-day. IL was the
first meeting held since the Inauguration OF
Professor George 7. Winston as president.
President Winston made his report, which
showed q large increase in the number OF stu
dents in attendance. the number reaching 2il.
OF these l26 arc new students. The board
to-day decided to establish q permanent chair
Of political and social science. and President
Winston was elected as professor OF that CHAIR
in compliance with his own request; Full
privileges were granted to W. o.. Peckban. a
New York capitalist who recently purchased
the Watson Hotel property, which IL located
inside the campus. 10 begin at once the cree
ton of q new hotel with all modern improve
ments and conyeniences.
A tablet was ordered 10 be set IN the
Memorial Hall in honor Of Mrs. Mary smith
Morehead. who recently lett a handsome
legacy t. the University. Commencement
day was ordered changed from THURSDAY u
Wednesday and Mr. j. {. BiSgs was elecieu
chief marshal.
Fire started this morning. about III O'CLOCK;
in n large wooden tenement house 0ccupieu
by several colored families near the haieigh
and Castor Hargett-street STATION. by LILO
arrival OF the department the names ~eleeAi
%tinguished in time g save the building anu
contents. though not TIL after the inmates
had received r bad fright.
The railroad commission to-day heard ar
cument in the case Of W. j. Mayo, of NJ.
Airy. against the Western Union Telegram
Company. Mayo charges tho company with
negligence and delay IN sending ana denver
ING two important messages: The case came
up on a demurrer of the deiendant company,
the case with great care, as it will be q prece-
dent and will probably be contested IL the
Ta.dav there has been q conference Of
Methodist presiding elders here % consult
concerning the interests OF Trinity College.
: u. Adams. T.. 4. Yates. ". J.. Wood. +. d.
Swindell. j. T. Gibbs and W. S. Rome. The
interests Of the college were discussed and
some imnortant plans set on foot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
Dnrn.d to Death In "A Cabin Car.

FARmyILLE, Va. Feb. 1s.-iSpscial. "A
very singular and fatal accident happened at
Crewe last night about 10 o'clock, which
caused the death Of Ehhu Elicit. He was a
Aagman on the Norfolk and Western railroad.
running between Crewe and Norfolk. The
cabin cars are provided with berths, in which
the trainmen sleep at lay-oyer points. II
lett was asleep in one OF the berths. The
train was being made UP 10 leave IN a short
time for Norfolk. and his cabin car had been
carried out and put in position IN tho rear OF
the train. In a few moments flames broke
from the car, which was not a regular
cabin car, but had been converted
from a box car into a cabin car, ana
had only one door. which was situated
in one end and a window IN the other. This
did not give the occupant the advantages he
would have had TO escape in o regular cabin
car. So rapidly did the flames consume the
car that Elicit could not make his escape and
was burned TO death. He had not been III
the employment of the road very long. lie
was about forty years Of age and leaves a wife
and several children. go,
The Prince Edward County Alliance will
meet in Farmville on February 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
Asking for "a Receiver.

S~TAuNroS. VA. Feb. 18.-lSpecial. An in
t~eresting suit involving many Northern peo-
pie as well rs those of Virginia and West VIZ
GINA Was brought in the United States Cir
cunt Court of Charleston. W. Va. yesterday
by Charles Curry and 4. II. Fultz. OF Staun-
ton. attorneys for the stockholders OF the ha-
nawha City Company. against that company
and its promoters. G.. A. lulcher and others.
The object Of the suit is TO place the ka-
nawhA City Company IN the hands OF a re
ceiyer and TO require the promoters Of the
company 10 account for the profits, knowna as
promoters profits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
You S,reet-Car Line.

A~LrxASDR1A. Va. Feb. 1s.%-lSpecial. nm,
gineer f.. II. Stier commenced on nh
Street Yesterday to survey the route ior the
Mr. Fairfax Minor died here last night
leaving a widow and one child.
United States Internal beFenue Asenii
Do,ror arsmined the accounts of the internal
revenue office here yesterday and found them
eli correct.
One Of the parties who sold a portion OF the
and below the city to a syndicate referred 20
in this correspondence YESTERDAY, stated that
tho river front would DO used for manulac-
turing purposes.