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TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
"HUGUENOT SPRINGS
IN POWHATAN COUNTY, Va,
About Sixteen Miles from Richmond,
and containing 243 Acres Of Land.

In execution of a deed Of trust from
j. Calvin Shafer and wife 10 the under
signed. dated both April, 1891, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office Of the County
Court OF Powhatan county, we will, at
the request OF the beneficiaries default
having been made In the payment of the
debt secured), sell by public auction, IN
front of the office of the 0uctiOneers, at
the corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets,
in the city of Richmond. Va, on
TUESDAY, June 10. 1894,
at IL o'clock Nj, the HUGuENOr
SPRINGs Property. containing 243
ACRES OF LAND, and having thereon
eight cottages with rooms each, and
two fine springs. one sulphur and the
other chalybeate water, both pleasant
and health-giving. The lawn is large
and very attractive. The location of this
property Is about two miles from Nenita
station. on Chesapeake and OHIO rail
road Games river divisiOn). and is close
70 churches, schools. &c. In the hands
Of live man, this can be made produc-
tive property.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs
of executing the trust and TO discharge
a debt amounting TO $1,000. With interest
thereon from May g. 1893. and the resi-
due on such terms as the grantors may
prescribe and direct; or, in default Of
such direction, upon such terms as the
trustees may see fit
~ w. BOWIE,
Il. ID. WORKMAN.
my30-td Trustees.
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TUESDAY. June u. 1894.
CITY TAXES.


odice Collector OF City Taxes,
City Hail,
Richmond. Va. June i, 1884.
n Office TO TAX-PAYERs.--I WILL
~ ,oo pe ready 70 receive City Taxes for
1874 on the 18th DAY OF JUNE. IN
the whole or one-half is not paid by the
som instant. per cent. viii be added.
ana The ordinance provides that unless
ONE-HALF is PAID IN JUNE. the
whole amount. with penalty added IS
que az once, and II not paid before Sep
,empsr LIST. the Collector is required 10
Levy tsee chapter Ia. section u.
All males twenty-one years Of ape
al persons, male or female, who own
personal property, and all persons en-.
please call and settle. van
Paving. pipe, and sewer connection
pAis are payable In the same manner
as taxes, and at the same time.
once open from s A. NJ. 10 8P NJ
..e.,..o Il: ". CUNNINGHAM,
'e".y< Collector Of City Taxes.
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FINANCIAL
CITY OF PETERSBURG 5 PER CENT, BOHOS
Dated February I, 1894, Duo 1884.

We offer for sale a limited amount of
the above bonds at lOi and accrued in
terest, with the right Of advancing the
price without notice. These are part OF
$4,000 issued for water works. More
than half have been sold Petersburg
has never been in default for interest
or principal OF her debt, neither before
the war nor during the war, nor since.
No city in the State has maintained It's
credit better.
SCOTT & STRINGFELLOW.
rnh9-fr, su, we. emo
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BY virtue of a deed Of trust from L. c;
Kell and wife, dated March IL, 1889, ana
recorded In Chesterfield County Court, IN
Deed Book Il, page 33o, and at request
of beneficiary, default having been mace
in payment of note secured in SAID deco
i will sell by public auction, on the prem
Uses, on day and hour named apoye' NAT n
with ali buildings and Improvements
thereon, lying and being in the county Of
Chesterfield, Va, about ten miles below
Richmond. on James river, and contains
22G4 acres. This farm adjoins the noted
Drewry's Bluff estate, and IS the best
small farm on James river in the vicinity
Of Richmond. There Is a fine orchard
on the farm, and the dwelling house con-
tains rooms. in good order. and COM
mands a beautiful view OF the river.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and
to pay the note past due, 5000. with
interest from March II, 1894 and the
balance on terms TO be announced at
hour OF sale.
r. y. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers.
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LEGAL PROFESSION.

T AAiES LYONS, ->~''---7-7~0O0~0~@
q ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
LAW ONCE. No State Bank Buna,,.
Asisph0h el ,ss; p0st-9 Vtiee Box 20. a's
practices In all the STATE m,
States Courts in Richmond. paadSsn United
wills carefully prepared. Acknowle sn "a
m mems, ana oepositions taken. Collections
JeS-ly 1'''eo
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By L. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
3 and north Eleventh street.
y EREMPTORY SALE OF DWELLING
AND AN UMIMPROVED LOT ON
WEST LEIGH STREET.

Al request OF owner, I will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. ON
THURSDAY. June 14th,
at $50 o'clock J. NJ. the recAntIv h,,u,
frame dwelling adjoining the northeast
corner OF Leigh and Lombardy streets
rms Is a 7-room dwelling, and is well
punt and attractive in appearance. and
has modern improvements. "''''
Immediately after sale Of ho,,sa ,,u,
sell pretty lot on same block. fronting
~ Feet and extending back to alley I90
ieet' This property will be sold regard
ie so o. price, Z. a. CATLIN,
Jeotu Auctioneer.
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Miss Katie Davis. Miss M7-e.rfe r.
Van. Niles Mamie y. DlckeC .r Nr. y
Didier, Miss Susie Drew, Miss co.t +. -.
can.
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HaxaII Mills,
TOGETHER WITH THE WATER
RIGHTS. BRANDS, &c.
ALSO,
SEVERAL LARGE VACANT LOTS
SUITABLE FOR FACTORIES. &c.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1884,

In execution Of the acknowledgements
toned decree, we viii sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
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Miss Marry Cart. Miss Annie p. Carte,
Mrs Mary b. Gay, Mfs LuoneI O...i
am, Miss Bette Christian, Bataa Co..
Mrs. h. Cole. Miss Annie Carson.
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Miss Linda Barksdale, Mrs. Hon.,
Baldwin, Mrs. j. j. Benson, Mrs. Mig
Blackwell, Miss Sophia BroOnes q, "a
Annie Bonner, Mrs. Rosa Balsai,,..s
Miss Minnie Bigger. Mrs Jennie re-.
Mrs. s. Sarah Brown. Ida BGrroU A. y
Mollie Byrd. Miss Sissy Butler. Mrs 9 g
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Mrs. Sallie Garrett. Mrs. A..o
Graves. Hiss Angie Green.
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Clira Jackson. MISS Emma fr-
Miss Emma Jackson. Mrs Polly
Mrs. T.. James. Miss Mary J.I... u.
Susie Jones. AllsS Bertha
Maggie Jones.
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Retta T.. Fisherman, Mrs Lucy %
FIvnn. Mrs. Salus Fowler Miss l-
French. Aiiss Lottie FrenzeL
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Miss r.. /. Hampton. Miss ~ r.
ris. Miss Lizzie Hasper. Miss .... 50
son, Mrs :. Hils.
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BY Denoon. Upper & Co. AuctiOneers

BY Denoon. Topper & Co. Auctioneers.
IN RUSTEES' SALE OF WEST AVE
i NUE. CORNER PROPERTY by
virtue of n certain deed Of trust dated
October %. 1892 OF record In Richmond
Chancery Court. Deed Book l4I c, page
124 default having been made in the pay
ment OF certain notes therein secured.
and being required so 10 do, we will
sell by auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. June IL. 1894,
at 6:30 o'clock p. NJ, the lot OF land at
the southwest corner Of West avenue
and Boyd street. fronting $50 feet on
West avenue and running back between
parallel lines li5 feet TO a i6-foot alley.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and note Of 81 .943.33 with interest from
October 81, lsg2 and on credit as TO a
note for S2053.33 due October 81, 1894
and as 20 note for S2.f63.34. due Octo-
Der 81, 1895; and after the payment In
fun OF said notes there shall be paid out
or the residue of purchase-money. III
any q certain note dated October IA
ls32, drawn and endorsed by William n.
Henley. for 1853. with interest from
April IL, 1894; balance. six months from
ay Of sale.
G. l.. DENOON,
A. NJ. GLOVER,
Je1-to Trustees.
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Moore Street, Bel. Graham and Oak Streets,
BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
II TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF TWO
l. SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
1105 AND 1l07, on EAST SIDE OF
RANDOLPH STREET, NEAR MOUNT
CALVARY CEMETERY.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from D. NJ.
Burgess and wife 10 the undersigned,
bearing date 10th March, 1891. recorded
in the clerks office OF the Chancery Court
Of the city of Richmond, in Deed Book
l42 a. page 432. default having been
made in the payment Of q portion OF
the debt secured therein. and being re-
quired so 10 do by the beneficiary, |
shall sell at public auction. on the prem
iSes, on
THURSDAY. June H. 1894,
at o'clock +. NJ. the above-descrlbed
property. The dwellings, contain rooms
each, are in very good repair and were
built about three years ago. The lot
fronts 30 feet on Randolph street and
runs back between parallel lines 10 feet
TO an alley 10 feet wide. The houses are
occupied by good paying tenants. and
this property will pay well as an invest
ment.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash.
yet IL IS likely more liberal terms will
be announced at time Of the sale
RICHARD w. JONES.
je9-td Trustee.
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Miss Mary NJ. Lee. Mrs 81 L..
Mss Louisa Lee. Miss Mary o.. rl
Della Lewis. Mrs II. A. L.l.r 3D.
Samuel LOWsan. Mrs. Coleman l...
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RICHMOND PosT-oFFfcr
--~-~-"D|~0l-'|-l7lI|T "-7N~-1-N---F-r--.--- :. :
r IST or UNCLAIMED LETTr
IL JUNE ., 1891: 80
FEMALES.

Mrs. w. ~. Allen. Miss Lucy Alesaneo,
Miss Eva Armstead. Miss Mary ADD
son.
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] rViit afll1n NM
| Robinson, Miss Matte Roberts f..
chic Rogers Miss Minnie
g.
Nice Maria r Scott Noe -.f...t. e..
10, Sand0vai effss r.ri-.. --..
trfss Twe,- q Sa9f1r tf. lr..
III H.. cbor, NJ r...
-, ~. T-.f,. s~tb ST.
~ S,i.S NJ w. - -
Tob Sntr,rr
., p ,r, ,....
Mrs, Niiiile ~. ..'..'as '.-'.t
son. Ails' -I"iS ~i ..,'
Mrs Eddie Wallace Miss Ami. MAX.
or Miss Gertrude Walker. SILL min
Waller Miss Lusa Walker N La
T.. Watkins. Miss Aru. N... Nr
Julia S. Weems. Miss NH NI.f. Ns
Malta White Miss Anna White 1919
Louisa white Nr-. Maria Wheel. El
Williams. Miss Emma N Mss
Mary l.. hhams, N ' NNN
s.n %; MIS-, I'm, .f
W ise' Mrs ~. WINS
kerson. Mrs. Sarah Woods. N.ss J. d.
Wright.
Miss wine cum,
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er. Miss Gertrude Walker. N rn
Waller. Miss Lusa Walker 1Ds Ll
F.. Watkins. Miss Ara. N... Nf.
Julia s. Weems. Miss 80 White. Ns
Malta White, Miss Anna NHe Nf
Louisa white Mrs. Maria Wheeler El
Williams. Miss Emma William. N.s
Mary Il. Williams. N... sally NU>..
SON CD. Mrs T. o. WILSON, Nre
Wise. Mrs ". Winston Arenl W.
kers0n. Mrs Sarah Woods. Na D. 49,
Wright.
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Personal.

n OTICE.-MRS. DIR. PARKS. THE
~ wel-knOWn Surgeon. ChirOpOdst,
Broad near Second). warns the public
AGAINST fraud or imposition by persons
advertising almost IN her nance % have
had several years experience in Chiro-
pody and Manicure Many Of these per-
sons have had no such experience.
jel0 MRS. DIR. j. PARIS.
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IL EFT CAMP, c. v, Richmond, Va,
June o. ts94.--Officers and Comrades: You
are hereby ordered 10 assemble az your
Camp Hall on NEXT MONDAY NIGHT,
June ilth, at 3 O'clock Comrade Il. Il.
Reeve will give an account OF prison
life
BY order Of Ro. N. Northen. Com
maEd~s PETER NcCCRDY,
jeia-tt -,aiutans-
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Mrs. Katharine McAd00. AIRS N
Mayo. Mrs. Cathar.re Moss. Hr
s. Murson.
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Miss Alice Early Mrs. N. Y. E-baa1
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THURSDAY. June IA. 1894,
at u o'clock NJ,


seldom that such large acreage property.
so near and so convenient 10 the city,
Is on the market. ana we invite the at
tention Of all investors to this sale.
plat Of the property can be seen at the
Office Of Apperson & Pollard. The prop
erty being described in said decree Of
March 3, 1894, as follows, tO-Wit: "A
part OF the Standard Granite Company
property in the county Of Chesterfield,
containing - 53-1O0 acres more or less,
beginning at a stone at the northwest
corner Of Forest Hill Park and running
along the line Of said Park n. 33h de-
grees T.. 704 feet 10 a stone at the corner
Of the Quarry Tract S. 5G1a degrees Il.
1913 feet to the corner of said Quarry
Tract, marked by stone. thence along
the line OF said Quarry Tract 33h de
srees e. 200 feet to stone thence along
said tract n. 1Gla degrees Z. 204 feet 10
a poplar near Richmond and Dnville
railroad, thence across line OF SAID
railrohd n. 32i2 degrees Z. 10 etons
on the banks of a cutoff on James nve1.
thence down said cutoff and along On
old run i,442 feet to the mouth OF Reedy
creek, thence up Reedy creek as II me-
anders 10 the mouth of spring branch,
thence UP said branch $50 feet TO a large
oak tree over the spring, thence n. G7ia
degrees L. 1lss feet to the beginning.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much as may
be necessary TO pay the cost Of the above
mentioned suit. the sum of $4,000, with
interest thereon from October |. 1892,
until day Of sale. and the residue upon
a credit OF Twelve months from gay or
sale. the purchaser TO execute his nego-
table note for the deferred payment.
and the title TO be retained until all the
purchase-money is paid and deed Of
conveyance ordered by the Court.
WILLIAM FLLYSON,
BEV. r. CRUMP.
u. c. RICHARDSON,
u. II. NASH.
WILLOUGHRY NEWTON, JR.,
Special Commissioners.
w. II. White. plaintiff. against Brown
and McAllister. defendants.-In the
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond.
I. Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond required of
the special commissioners by the decree
in said cause Of March 3, 1894 has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
June, 1894. CHARLES w. GODDIN.
sa--
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Mrs. Annie B. Thomas. Olivia r..
son, Mrs. Mary Turner
IA
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
| ~y~.~Y~~O~I~~O~-~-~-~J~ -~-~~~-~~-~~-~-~-~.~-~
BY Apperson & Pollard,
and
A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctoneers.
COMMISSIONERS
Auction Sale
OF A VERY DESIRABLE
TRACT OF LAND
Chesterfield County, on the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad,
containing ~ $500
acres, adjoining
FOREST HILL PARK,
Our most fascinating suburban
park; adjoining also the val
liable farm of Mathew Gil
mour Esq, known as a por-
ton Of the
STANDARD GRANITE CO.'S PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD AT THE RISK AND
COST OF Mr.. GEORGE E. FISHER.
w. II. White. ......................f lalntlh'
against
Brown and McAllister. Defendants.
In the Chancery Court of the city OF
Richmond.

In obedience to two DEGREES entered in
the aforementioned cause in said court
on the Sd day Of March and the 4th day
of June. 1891 we, the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners, win sell by auction,
at the Office Of APPERSON & POL
LARD, No. north Eleventh street, in
the city of Richmond, on
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Lost or FoUND.

~~--~~>.-.. 49, - 80. -.. -..'.N ..
r OST-A FOX-TERRIER DOG
IL ERAL reward paid II retii Pa,
l0l north Fifth street
~ OrJNTRY BOARD-NICE. Alti
Y ROOMS: shaded yard; good i-i ....
plenty OF milk and ice; two miles ia'ii.,
irwin station, on Richmond ane .si.b
ghany railroad. 20 and FROM vii
boarders Will be taken free. daily M
liberal terms 20 families. MIS-. "a
G. JORDAN. Mlehaax Post-oface ~,
hatan county. Va. 49,
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Mrs Martha Young ans5 Vs. l0lr;
Miss Willie ounr
.l.LES
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN.

We have several amounts of MONEY
TO LOAN on drst-cass improved Rich
mond city Real Estate at e per cent
Apply to
FRANK y. HILL q co.
jelO Real Estate and Loans.
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~ HE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
Il MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIR-
ing. In Richmond. at an adjourned meet
ing, to be held on TUESDAY, June ~.
1894, at II o'clock NJ, for the purpose OF
electing a Professor 20 the Chair OF
dldates for this position VIII forward
their applications and testimonials 10
CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS. NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
BY order OF the Board
DANIEL u. TALLEY Secretary.
mylS. %, "a, 27.30. je3, 7,tO.i3,l7
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BY Boswell & Harman,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
north Tenth street.
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r. J. Parksdale. Vs. E tas'..n. %. 3.
Berry. Waiter Bair Frank H.-s -.ri q
B0xdale, Robert brlv.nstlu. H I'D
j. II. Butts.
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r. p. Carey. W. H Carter Bonn
man. John Crowley. John 3. Do.
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GALL OR SEND FOR JUNE PRINT
- ED RENT LIST Special induce
ments 10 early tenants.
CARNEAL &. GAYLE.
Real Estate Agents,
jei0-lt HOG east Main street.
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T.. jefferson. p. Johner. -. Johns.
". J. Jones. X. D. Jor.. j. r
T..
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VIM. d. Foulkes IS. W. ruga,e.

George Ellis. Comfy Elem. Mrs l.
bers, II. A. Evans.
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Robert Keen (g, G. a. kr
Keeper, J. W. Knott
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-27

with Gen. Howard and his staff Cen.
Hancock discussed the battle. The
figure Is supposed to repre- .ent him in
the act of telling his associates that the
brunt of the battle would fall
on Round Top. The sculptor's
idea has been to represent
the intellectual characteristics of the
commander, and not the merely physi-
cal. The height of the horse is six feet
six inches to the withers, and the en-
tire height of the statue is seventeen
feet. The horse stands on a well-de-
signed architectural pinth, the work
of a friend of the sculptor. On each
eide is q cartouch bearing on one the
name of the sculptor and on the other
the name Hancock"
Gen. Hancock is represented seated
in the saddle in a position which Capt.
Ward. VINO was his aid during the
war, has pronounced very characteris-
tic. There is no sword or other ap-
purtenance, the purpose being to make
the statue broad and dignified in
effect. The face wears an expression
of intense interest and the eyes are
looking out over the field. The horse
has three feet on the ground and one
raised paving the air.
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driven into the buildings on both sides
of the street, and barely enough was
left i n the roadway to indicate the
spot where the vehicle had stood. The
four horses were frightfully cut and
mangled by the shrapnel. They
plunged aboutin agonies on the ground
for a few moments and then lay still.
The horses on the second riece of ar.
tillery right behind the explosion Jared
little better. All except one were
killed.
The cause of the explosion remains
9 mystery. AS nearly all the cases in
the ammunition chest were discharged,
the cause Of the accident will never
be discovered. 1t is supposed. how
evyr, to have been caused by the acct
dental ~unscrewing of an imperfect
shrapnel shell car.
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ITS o s
Rallroad Losses, In Chicago Alone. c.u..d
by the Strike May Reach 100000.

Rallroad Losses, in Chicago Alone. Caused
by the Strike May Roach 100000.
One of the General Managers in
speaking of the cost of the great strike
to the railroads in Chicago alone said
that the losses to the roads might 90
as high BIS $1,000, OOO. The loss occa-
stoned by suspended traffic will be the
largest item, but the destruction of
property will be by no means q small
one. Nearly GOO Panhandle cars were
destroyed in one blaze, and of this
number ninety-eight contained mer-
chandise. 1t will be necessary to
learn what these cars contained
before any computation of loss can
be made. Within the city limits tower
houses have been burned and tracks
been torn up. Damage has been done
In many railroad shops, and enormous
sums expended in defending the roads
against rioters. What the railroad
companies will do In the way of de.
manding financial redress from the
county and city has not been deter
mined by the General Managers, but
many suits r expected.
The commission men of South Water
street will meet to formulate a plan of
action in regard to claims against the
railroad companies. It was estimated
that The claims would aggregate $780,
zoo. and that the losses Of the commits
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SPIRIT OF THE STRIKE.
To countenance such an Uprising Would
De Dangerou. to tho Country.

To C~ountenance Such an Uprising Would
he Dangerou. to the Country.
just when the bituminous coal min
ers' strike had been settled and it be-
gan to look as if there was some hope
of the railroads being able to earn
enough to keep them out of the hands
Of receivers, the wheels on every road
from the eastern slope of the Missis-
stppi Valley to the Pacific coast were
either actually stopped, or active
preparations ere under way to bring
them to a standstill. Never was the
action of the railroad officials more inn
portant. never were the principles in
volyed more vi al. The annual traffic
revenue OF the railroads of the United
States amounts to considerably more
than q thousand million dollars; it was
proposed to stop this revenue and in
SO doing to cripple or destroy every
business enterprise throughout the
county which is dependent upon the
railroads for Transportation, while a few
hot-headed labor leaders settled q
question of difference which had arisen
wholly outside of the management of
the railroad companies themselves.
1t was absolutely Of no consequence
Whatever whether the position taken
by Mr.. Pullman, or the Pullman Palace
Car Company, was right or wrong;
that question was in no way involved.
To raise it to the dignity of a moments
consideration Is to concede that the
leaders of any labor organization have
q right to stop the turning of the
wheels on 10000 miles of railroad,
while they settled q dispute with the
manufacturer Of axle grease without
the liberal use of which it is, of
course, unsafe to move trains. Or
they might pick . quarrel with q car
that all the wheels made by the con-
Germ should be taken of and replaced
by others, before the trains would be
allowed to III again. Indeed, these
propositions would be More reasonable
thARtha recent damana made. for fhare
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-27
JUDGE pEFlEs THE ARMY.
Detachment of Regular Troops Ordered
from a California Courtroom,

tachm OF Regular Troops Ordered
from a California Courtroom.
AT. Sacramento, Cal, during the
hearing of a writ of habeas g ;rpus for
the release of three Dunsmuir strikers
before Judge Catlin, a detachment of
regulars marched into the courthouse
with the evident intention of taking
the prisoners. Judge Catlin immedi-
ately arose and called upon persons
who were present to resist any attempt
OF the soldiers to take away the
strikers. The excitement in the
courtroom was intense. Several of the
spectators reached for their hip pock-
cts and announced their determination
to follow Judge Catlln's instructions to
prevent the regulars from taking away
the prisoners. Others securely barred
the door, leading to the co1rt-room
and threateningly declared their in
tention of re listing the regulars. While
the excitement was at fever heat the
assistant District Attorney arose and
waved the regulars back. He then
commanded them to return to their
quarters at the depot.