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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13
GETS UGLY IN GALVESTON.
,,,,DR FLY ORDERS OUT THE SEA-
LEY RIFLES AGAIN.
r,e Police nnd Deputy sherihs
cunrdine All the Outgoing Trains
situation nj Tempie-Pn"sen-
r trains ..-ed Up mt Dallas.

ger .
galveston. Tex. july 12.-Ahout
,,yentv men employed in the car shops
,h,a morning quit work. but otherwise
the force in the yards and shops was
at work at usual. AT o'clock they
rsconsidered and will report for duty
ac,fn tomorrow morning. Mayor Fly,
amer remaining on duty at the depot
,,,ul after midnight to see that he
','stn line Santa Fe went s-ut on time
vim a null train, said he Intended to
80 that his policy was strictly en-
forced and no street rows would be
nsrmltted. A strong detail of deputy
sbcriffs armed With Wholesalers and
,,o,,ce with revolvers were on duty and
ssnt the tracks clear OF the crowd.
The train was delayed in being made
I'm and all the International morning
rains came and went without any at
,enpt at molestation. Four strikers
hecame obstreperous during the wait
and were promptly arrested and locked
up. At $3.50 the Santa Fe. which left
here last night with Fireman Jordan
/ IN the cab in place of the fireman who
deserted. came in and the crowd at
once made dash at the engineer with
4 the Intention of handling Jordan
4 roughly. Deputies and police forced
their way to his rescue through the
4 bowling mob. which was now yelling
XII him" With much difficulty Jor-
i dan was resuced from his perilous sit
/ uaton and taken TO the Santa Fe
4 ticket office. around which n strong
4 guard was thrown. Jordan was very
. cool and not at all excited. Two Santa
Fe trains were then gotten away amid
+ the hooting Of the crowd. one of them
4 was hree and the ohtre four and
( half hours late. Jordan was then es-
= corted by a guard to the city hall,
n followed by about 500 men and boys.
A which procession created considerable
A Excitement as it passed through the
fcity. with drawn revolvers the guards
.held the crowd back. however. and the
n police station was reached in safety.
ATwo men well armed We're appointed
as II special guard for him, but he ate
breakfast unconcernedly and seemed in
|no wise Disconnected by the demonstra-
tlon. An attempt had been made at
Il Alvin to pull him from the engine. but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13
pNENOERGAST TO DIE TODAY
An Appeal 10 tie Taken 60 the HIGHER
Court-Thc Mother Takes fipni
Leave Of Her scn--sIt-
Ecld's Action.

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Waco, Tex. July 12.-T. c. Taylor
and J. L. Goodman of Gatesville, who
were released yesterday from impris-
onment for contempt Of court. returned
10 that town At noon today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13
THE sTRIIlE Ar DALLAS.

& iremen and Engineers Quit Their
locomotives and Trains Delayed
Dallas. Tex, July 12.-As was yes
tN FadY anticipated, the strike in Dali
Today assumes q considerably more
rmidable appearance. A great crowd
kx# both laborers and onlookers have
en- assembled at the Santa Fe depot
Yards since p. m. at which time
.1l north bound passenger train mo.
l<3' which arrived at AS p. m. was due
KILN ieaye. When the train backed up
' couple on Pullman, Fireman w. c.
uulow, member of the American
'H"ay union, swore he would not so
on an engine hauling a Pullman.
To- great crowd gpthered and tried all
MI Jus OF persuasives TO induce him to
-E urn 10 his post. but the fireman re-
III ''uea oedurats. Finally another fire.
~ IN was procured. but then Engineer
~ Williams said he would not go out
IN seab, and proceeded to take off
~ ''eralls and wa;h his hands. aud
settled 1t so far as that particular
ir was concerned.
" Davis is the conductor in
ri se OF the train, and Conductor
Ell us Is In charge OF the Pullman.
mere We're several passengers on the
M ~, ana number OF Dallas people
s ah". tickets and had boarded the
" 70 20 north Among the latter
marry Tracy, the Third Party ora
M NJ quo c was loaded with a speech for
EI& immunity tonight. The through
.M ,ra,.S, as soon as they discovered
,!< m,t was tied up for good. gath
Hx hots, snslr grips and went forth TO
Mtrhe 40. VI 70 take In the town.
HX eneetive step the strikers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13
SUICIDES.


Richmond Va, July l2.--Mllse staple
ton. aged 30 years committed suicide
ut Lenoc, Caldwell county, North
Carolina. by drinking seventeen bottles
of Jamaica ginger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Washington. July l2.-The cash
balance in the treasury at the close Of
business today was siao.540.l2f. OF which
,s4, s92,7se was gold reserve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Springfield. ILL.,, July Ex-Governor
Altseld today refused to interfere In
the case OF Assassin Prendergast. The
governor said the law must take It's
course.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Denison, Tex. July IA warrant fer
the arrest OF a farmer named J. ~
Noet OF Linn. l. r.. was issued this
morning. He Is eharsei with obtaining
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Washington. July l2-Texas, --origl-
nal. Patrick Mcnamara, May, Brown
county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

prepham Tex. July 1s.-No Santa Fe
,rs,,hts are running, and passenger
trains are very irregular and the trafiie
Noht 49, =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Dallas Tex, July I'll. G, Bell dec
nj the 81. James Hotel Mt p. M ron
IN, effects OF strong drink.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

these Then excited Whoever has read.
William Blhckmore's "Loseua Iit,nc'
will not fail to be interested IN william
II. ltldeings description Of the pic
turesduc county IN which the scenes OF
this most charming OF stories is laid.
The Editors Table In this periodical
Is cite OF lis most interesting depart
msnts, and Is never without much that
Is OF profit to the reader.
The southern Cuitivator. July. Al
lanin, Ca substitution price. 81 per
annum.
This publication Is valuable to south
ern agticuiturallsts Tor the very Food
reason that It's contents Is selected with
View to the section IN which tho peril
odirh circulatcs In the July number
thsta is an admirable and exhaustive
paper by Hon. u, 7. Nesu,li pn'"l s.
sioaer Of Agriculture OF Georgia. "rhc
Agricultural Needs OF Georgia. which
Is as applicable to Texas as 10 the
Gopher state. In II is urged what
The Gazette has always Auvocap 3,
that everything should be done to make
farm life attractive IN order TO check
The unfortunate tendency to M up
towns and deplete the country.
The Engineering Magazine for July
contains an exceptionally strong article
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-" Hihs nrni"u SnlNes' ~ tNiN
~ h'u Nv. u'sVusaes ''.e gu ..s.
-, "i.'.ilvi 'nes' upiis.i,sH WI ny
,ns''v mV.sss,'S M NJ sViv,,syr ~
ger at Chicago will probably test the
ability OF the existing government to
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t" I'M. 20 .he Wprlu OF ehelheerims.
,,,,,,S, M"s"N''e' LINUS
""''"t' Nv" i"iN'
The Forum, July, The Forum Pub
lishing company Union spare, New
York, 81 year.
Il. n. Condert leads OF In the July
number OF Tie Forum ON arhe violence
OF Religious Intolerance In the Ropub-
lie" In paper ON the American Pro-
tectvc Association, which he designates
as an un-Amerlcan, un-Christlan and
un-mnnly venture. Being himself "A
Catholic It ~ hardly TO be expected
that his views Of this association will
he more or less tinctured with hia
church preferences.
Frederic Harrison has n very able
Manor on that I'lmn of English nj
ernturr. Thomas CARLYLE. m which it
~ said that tho greatest or Cnflyle's
effective uro,hiots ,yAa MA ncrotnWcll .
nssertinu thnt win lila avn rlght i.nnd
along and bv n nlnrIe girol,, he com-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17

tow. Harmonic; 2 sztuki teatralne i DO.
wiese p. t. Ssmst zyoia, p. hrsbina ku-
biehsks, Jednoczesnie podlug uchwaiy
z ostatniego ~posiedzenia dyrektorow BIZ
blioteki jestem obowisz any, IA bezintere
sowne poswiecenie sic p. hrabiny kubieh-
skiej W podjeciu sic truduej i mozolnej
prscy u~iotenia j uprawienia wyrszaego
katalogu, ktoss to prsce z nsjwiekszem
uznsnieu Przyjsto, wyrazie publiezue
Podziekowanie, W imieniu dyrektorow,
S. Ter,zewski, sskr,
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w imieuiu tow. Sbefana Buszczyh
skiego niniejszen skfadsm n~ajserdecz
n~iejszs podziekowanie "a laskswe ma
desianie nam ksiszek. nastepujscym o
sobom. Wislm. psni Czerwi6skiej {,
Buszczyhskicb) "a ksisaki: Duch Swia
TIA ] Syn Zemsty przez B lszozyhskiegc
oraz Ia portret Buszozyh skiego. p. T.
KasPorskiemu "a ksiszki: Dziecie sta,
rego Miasts, Myszs Wieta, H storjs
Stsn6~ Zjeduoczonyoh i Dzieje Marc,
du Polskiego; p. A. Rosihskiemu "a zy.
wot F. Kosciuszki, Sobieski pod wied
MEM, Kosyniszy, 2 tony Dzieci ~Izraels,
Utica mad Wisia, Berek zapieczetows,
ny, Chats Wuja Tomsszs, Koszalki
opaiki, K~rakowiaki, Konstytucya Sta
now zjednocronych, Poezye i mowy.
Jak sic uczye i isk uczyc innych; p. NJ,
Marcinkowsk emu "a dziela Shakespeare
o miiosci Oiczyzny, Rys i zusczeuie
Konstytucyi 3 majs i Tsborecik kt6re
got losowanie odbejzie sic 81 t. M, do.
chod P~rzeznsczony ma ~bibljoteke tow,
p. j. Rosif skiemu, IA ksia.ke Ksiet,
niczks, p. j. Chmielihskiemu IA 5ty
rocznik Tygodnika powiesciowo Nsuko.
wego; p. M. Szameit Ia % powiescio.
wych ksiatek p. ] 1. Migdalskiemu, Ia
bszpiatns prsce drukarska.
F. Stawicki, sekr,
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(Ciag dslSzy nastspi).

Zs ofsry zlozone do zbiorow biblio-
text ! muzeum Mar. Pol. n. 5. p. Por-
tret ]. 1. KrasIewSkiego W ramie pc
rozwiayanem Tow. Pol. Dfuksrzy p. L,
SzopihSki, Stsra monete p. P. Jsckow'
ski, pisms T~lustrowane p. w. Zswi-
skowski IL portret6w krolow polskich
p. S.r. Document z slutby z roku 1910
z podpisem kSiecia ]. PonistcwSkiegoi
p. F. Gryglsszewski 4 stare monetyr
p. J. Blizihski podsrunek Polka 2
FresOo Cal. ~Oprswions ksisaks p. FIR,
Tomsszewski, dslszy ciag ksistek,
Wienieo, Kr6l i Krak. | Ameryksnie,
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Wiadomosciz

Posiedzenie Tow. ]. Poniatowskiegc
gr. q. N. P. Mr.. 38 W Buff ,lo N. Y,
odbe Lie sic, duia 81 styoznis r. b. o go.
dzinie Bel pc poiudniu W hall zwykiyoh
Posiedzeh, ma ktore wszyscy czionkowie
Tow. 50 pozadanl.
w. Wesolowski, sekr.
- Towarzystwo Nsrodowe Jan III
Sobieski grupa lib odbyio swe roczne
posiedzenie ma kt6rem obrano nastepu.
jacych ~urzednikow: Piotr Bulawski
PREF, Kszimierz Grudowski vice PREF,
Wincenty Ksmihski sekr. prot, Jan
MslIkowski sekr. fnsn., Piotr Szslsz-
kiewicz kssyer, Frsnoiszek Witucki
Stsnisiaw Grudzihski opiekunowie kasy,
Jozef Wielinski marszaiek 1, Wlady.
shaw Brzsczka marszaiek II, Floryan
Rokicki i Szternalski c~horatowie, To.
mssz Poralski dyrektor chorych.
Wszelkie listy i koreSpondenoye a.
dresowac nslety Wincenty Kami6ski
l27 Hsusmsn st., Toledo, Ohio.
- Dnis 7go stycznis ma posiedzeniu
grupa 80 q. N. P. obrsis nowego sekre
TARA W m~iejsce bylego Jana Witezkie
go; q "a TEN uprsszam wszelkie listJ
tyczsce sic gruPy 30 adresowac ms
mole imIe -Piotr SerkowSki, Minouk Ill
box. IS. PoEostsje z bratniem pozdro.
wieniem, P. Ssrkowski.
- Komitet urzadzsJscy obchod sty.
ozniowy W Buffalo, uprssEA wszystkie
grupy i Towarzystwa biorSoe udzisl "
~obohodzie, ably raczyIi sic zebrac do hs,
Ii Kosciussko o godzinie Tel rsno zksd
wyruszs do kosciols sw. Wojoiechs
gdzie sic odprawi nabotehItwo "a pole,
giych. WieCzorem prosi komitet o re
brsnie o godz. Tel do hall G6rSkiego
No 104S Broadway, Eksd TowsrzyStws
wyrusza I muzyka do hall Kosciuszki
gdzie sic odbedEie obchod % S~tyoznia,
Sc. SierszuISEi, sekr. obohodowy.
Buffalo, N. Y.
- Ma ocEne posiedzeniu Towsrzy.
silva K6ika Drsmstyoznego grupy "a
u. n. p. " Winons, MInn. zostsl obrs
ny nowy zarzsd ns Przyszly rok 1894
jak naStepujs: A. P, Blsdzik preIy.
dent, Jozef Ciszewski wioe-prezydent,
Jan SikorIki s~ekretsrE, W. A. Lorbiecki
wioe-sekretsrE, J6zef Drsszkowski, Jan
Bursnt opiekunowie kasy, Jau Ciszew.
ski msrSzslek, Antoni Msjkowski cd.
d. Wierny, Autoni Sikorski ohoratyi
Msroin Hsrek Podchoraty, Jan Pelewski
biblioteksrz, A. P. Glupks dyrektor to.
stru, J6zef Sults, Bernard Stoltman,
Jan KowslewSki, Jan Klopotek, Jan
Krsjecki, Jan Psskiewicr gospodsrOIy
komitet, Jan JSndrzeiewski reayser, Jan
Gostomczyk gospodsrz.
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Poswiecenie kOsciofa.
FRANKFORT dnia 20 Grudnia 1893
SZanowna Radakcvoi

FRANKFORT dnia 20 Grudnia 1893
szanowna Rsdakcyo!
Rscz umiescic W plgodzie" organi,
Wv. Mar. Pol. nastspujscs korespon,
dencye:
My Polacy katolicy, W Frsnkforoie
Bridesburgu, d~oczekalismy sic wlasne.
go kosoiois polsko rzymsko katolickie
60, ktory 1ostsi wybudowsny W Brides.
burgu. Wei. ks. Msryjsn Kopytkie,
wicz, nssz proboszcz zaprosil wiele To
warzystw miejscowych i Ismiejscowycb
ma dzieh IL Grudnis, ma ~uroczystosc
poswiecenia kosciola.
Ma msrszalka ~przeznaczyl ks. Kopyt-
kiewicz, kspitans Jana Msiewskiego,
cd l Pulku Uispow K. J.. Poniatow.
skiego z Frankfortu, kt6ry dowodzil
konno z pslaszem W reku. Towarzy.
silva zgromsdziiy sic juz o godzinie 9-ej
z rama, a Arcybiskup Ryan z Philsdel.
phil Przybyi o godzinie 10 tel i poch6d
ruszyi W nastspu .soym ~porzadku:
l, Rycerze sw. Florysna z Trenton;
z, Ryoerze sw. Kszimierza z Poludnio-
wei strony Philadelphia; 3, 1 Puik U.
KS. j. Poniatowskiego z Frankfortu;
A. Tow. sw. Bouf,cego; 5. Tow. sw.
J6zefa [uiemiecko k~stolickie z Briedes-
burgs; Brsctwo sw. Sskramentu; z,
Tow sw. Wojciechs; 8, Tow. sw. joe.
ia; 8, Tow. sw. Wawrzyhcs; 10, Bra.
.otwo niewisst sw. Jsdwigi, z poludnio
wei ,trony Philadelphia; IL, Tow. sw.
Piotrs i Pswia z Minonk; IL, Tow.
sw' Kaz'mierzs; 13, Tow. Imienia Je.
Gus; IA. Tow. Boleslsws; Is, Bractwo
Psnien Rotshoa sw.; l8, Tow. sw. An
toniego (litewskie) z South Philadel-
phil; IL, Tow. sw. Mikolsjs; Is, Tow.
sT. Stanisiswa Kostki z Bridesburga;
20, Klub Miodziezy Polskiej Jana So
bieskiego z F~rankfortu.
Ksisdz arcybiskup Ryan poswiecil
kosciot o godziuIe lO3, sumo celebro
KS. J~anuszklewicz z Reeding; asy.
stencil byli: ks. w. Mafusscki zPhilsdeI.
phil / ks. niemieoko-kstolicki z Brides
burga. Kszanie wygsosii Ky. Mccoy.
sfaw KoPytkiewicz z South Philsdelphii
TO skohczonem uabotef Jtwie ksiadz
aroybiskup przemown pare slow do ps
rattan, zachecal ich do zgody i jednosci,
bo vie dobrze, ze Poiscy 50 dobrymi
i ze W tax krotkIm czasie
Pobudoysi koscioi, szkole i pomieszka.
ME ola ksiedla.
Nitej Podpisany dziekuje wszystkim
wojskowych Towarzystw, a
szczegolniej Ryoerzom sw. FIoryana z
Trenton, tax Same dziekuje wszystkim
Prezesom Towsrzystw cywilnych, kt6.
rzy prIybyli do mas ma to u~roczys!oso.
Frdnciszek MajetosE i,
Ofcer 1 P. Ui. K. J. Ponistowskiego.
Katdy cierpiscy ma brak spetytu, 20.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17

Posiedzenie kwsrtalne gr. lei. Tow.
Mar. Pol. sw. Kszimierza " Bay City,
Mich. odbedzie sic dnia 28yo stycznis
1894 godzinie wPa do t~rzeoiej po 20.
ludniu IA sail zwyklych P~Osiedze6, ma
ktore ka2dy czlonek powinien sic sta.
vic bezwaruukowo, gdyz nader wstne
Sprawy Oeds do z~slatwisnis. Nieobec.
nosc czlonk6w uksrsna zostsnie podlug
konstytucyi. TAX Samo 90 do czlcnk6w,
ktorzy zslegajS mad pozwolonS sumo
P~rzepisana " konStYtucyi iezeli sic ME
uiszcza Eswej zsleglosci, beds suspendo.
wsni. n szscunkiem
q. ". RGrpus, sekr, fin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-17

Katdy cierPiacy ma brak apetytu, pc.
winien uzJe DIR. Augusta Koeniga ham.
burskich kropli, q bedzis mial dobry
apetyt,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-09-01
LADY THOMSON :
strawberry.

This fine Strawberry originated in
Wayne county, North Carolina, with
Mr.. Thomson, whose name it bears,
and has more goood points than any
berry now grown, being early, very
large, a perfect bloomer, and good
grower and shlpper-has perfect
shape, good color and fine flavor 1t
yielded 10000 quarts per acre in 1893,
and has proven its adaptability to
adverse as well as favorable surround
ings. In unusually dry seasons while
other berries have succumbed to the
drought and many plants died, the
Lady Thomson has held up and
yielded full crop of large, fine ber-
ries. In North Carolina they are
ready for market early in April, sew
eral days in advance of Roffman's and
have been shipped with profit from
80 to 10 days, when market was
broken and other berries were worth
less. Plants can be set from Septem-
Der 1st to April 1st.
The following testimonials from
we'll known commission merchants
furnish ample proof of their super
iority over every other berry:
For sale at the very low price of So
per thousand by
NJ. C. BROUGHTON,
Agent for Accomac County,
Hallwood, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-09-01
Margaret =
Academy
oMANGOCK, VA.

A first-class school for boys
and girls. Prepares for college,
university or business. !.
Grounds cover II acres OF
beautiful high, undulating land
on Onancock creek, a pictur-
esoue arm of Chesapeake bay.
Faculty consists of distinguish
ed graduates from the Unlyer-
sity of Virginia, Harvard Uni
yersitv, and New England Con-
servatory of Music, all able and
experienced teachers. New
School Building for next
session.
Course of instruction EN-,
braces English Language and
Literature, Latin, Greek,
French, German, Mathematics,
History, NatualScience, Music,
Drawing and Painting.
Boarding Department in
charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. DIN
Warren.
Terms very reasonable.
Next session opens Septem'
Der 10, 1894.
For Catalogue apply to.
FRANK p. BRENT.
Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-09-01
YIRGINIA's GOOD SHARE.
What She Secured From The Fifty
Third Congress.
WASHINGTON, August 25, 1894

WASHINGTON, August 20, 1oo4.
Now that the work of the second
session of the Fifty third Congress is
about closed, a review of some OF LIB
legislation which directly affects V IL
rinia may not be uninteresting.,
In the matter of appropriations
Virginia has small cause for com
plaint: and, remembering that this
has been a Congress of retrenchment
and that all appropriations have
been made, on the lines of strlctest
economy, she has Jared even better
than some of her sister States.
Especially is this true of the al
lowance made for the Improvement
of her rivers and harbors. Here the
State was fortunate in having a
member of her congressional delega-
ton on the House Committee OF
Rivers and Harbors, and Congress
man Jones, while he looked closely
after the interests of the Underwater
district which he represents, gave
material aid to his colleagues IN
their Jealous efforts to secure the
necessary appropriations for the
rivers and harbors of their districts
The total appropriations for these
improvements in the State was S3O5.-
600. divided as follows; 100000 70,
Norfolk harbor, $1SO,000 for the
rivers OF the State, and S25, 900 for an
inland waterway from Chlncoteague
to Delaware Bay.
One item of the above approprla'
tions over which there was Il long
controversy was the Norfolk harbor
Seventy-five thousand dollars was
the maximum sum which the House
committee would allow for that I'M
provement, and it was only by great
efforts that Senator Daniel secured
an increase of so, 900 in the Senate,
The ten thousand dollars for pre-.
venting the encroacmnents of the
James river at jamestown was also
added in the Senate at his request.
In addition to the regular appro-
priation, the Secretary of War is oil
rected TO cause surveys to be MADE
and the cost of Improvement to be
estimated ut the following localities
Nandua creek, Accomac county
bar Mt the northwest entrance of Mil
ford Haven from Piankatank river
| NJ OuIn OIL OTducS CICCh, a. uiN''eA '-'tN''S
nv of Great Wicomico river; and that
preliminary examinations are to he
made at Deep creek branch of Eliza
beth river, with view Of obtaining
q depth equal to that of Lake Drum
mond canal, formerly the Disina
Swamp canal, and the western brancl
of the said Elizabeth river. Harris
creek. prong of Harris river. Lyons
creek. For internal waterway, eX
tending from Franklin City south
ward to Cape Charles. The chief ob
structions exist in what is known a.
Boggs Bay, Cat Creek, keSotanl
BAY. Weir passage, and Burtons bay
Jacksons creek, near the mouth o
Piankatank river. Ware river
Quantico creek Great Wiconic'
river, from Cedar Point to indian
Point. Little Wicomico river, at it
mouth. Hunting creek, from it
mouth to the head of navigation:
Lighthouse Appropriations-to
Hog Island light station, Virginia
For the completion OF Hog lslan'
light station, on Hog Island, Grea
Machipungo Inlet, seacost of VII
ginia, seventy-fve thousand dollars
Richmond Times.