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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
HoLLFRAN ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
The Evidence I'm and Argument to
he Heard TO-Dny-City-HaIN News.

u
he Heard TO-Dny-City-Han News.
Thomas Holleran was put on trial in
the Hastings Court yesterday for the
murder OF Gabrielle Papini. This is the
case, it will be remembered, where the
accused, early one Saturday morning
about two months ago. shot and killed
Papini who was barkeeper at A. Girola-
mis-. Fifteenth and Franklin street.
Jury was obtained after no great
| difficulty, and the taking OF evidence
began about 4, and was concluded by z
In the afternoon The case will be argued
and given TO the jury to-day. Messrs
Pollard e. Sands. and Tucker and Ingram
are counsel for the defence, and Mr.. L..
O. Wendenburg is assisting Common
alth's-Attorney Smith in the prosecu-
ton. Judge Mullen IL presiding.
In this court yesterday l.. Ragghanti
was fined $40 for keeping his bar open on
Sunday. The accused was not present,
and a capias was issued for him.
SUITS AND JUDGMENTS.
Suits were instituted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday as follows;
c. w. Tanner & Co. against j. l..
| Rhodes & Brother. S99.66
Charles Lunsford & Co. against William
| II. Campbell. $685..
~ NJ. Un & Co. against George Ban
mister, $50.
The following judgments were rendered:
| Gates & Brown against c. II. Jones &
| Co.. SASS: L. A. Saunders g. Sons against
| c. ii. Jones e. Co., 1919.
FOR THE DEFENDANT.
The case OF Abner Brooks against the
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
| for 81, 500 damages was tried yesterday in
| the Law and Equity Court. A verdict
| In favor Of the defendant was rendered.
| Suit was instituted by the J. l.. Hill
| Printing Company against the Rough
| Ashlar Publishing Company for 600.
| AFRAID FOR HIS LIFE.
About $50 yesterday afternoon a man
| presented himself at the office Of the
| Chief Of Police with a peculiar complaint
| TO make. He carried in his hand couple
| Of turnovers. on which was spread some
| preserves He showed Major Poe some
| small particles OF glass on the bread, and
was firmly convinced that some one was
| endeavoring to kill him by mixing the
| crystalline article with his food The case
| was referred to Officer c. A. Gibson, who,
| with the assistance Of Detective Schlief,
| discovered two small bits OF glass EN-
| bedded in the turnover.
| A court of inquiry was formed embrace
| Ing the two officers aforementioned, the
| Chiefs clerk. Mr.. Shinberger. and a
| Dispatch reporter. A careful diagnosis
| was made and a unanimous verdict was
| speedily rendered that the pieces Of glass
| In question had evidently been broken
| from the tumbler in which the preserves
| had been packed. and that their presence
was accidental. and not with malice afore-
| thought The distressed stranger was
| confidently assured that he was still alive.
and soon departed with a light heart and
| his turnover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

Z can work all day comfortably WIN
out resting My health Is as goou as
before / was sick. think my TEEN nave
been benefited. as they do not acne as
before. / cannot praise too highly Dr'
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve RENE
DIV. strongly urge every one I?
take II at once" 49,,
Don't DELAY another day taking TINS
most wonderful OF medicines. 1t VIII
positively cure you. Now is just the time
YOU need 1t most. 1t viii take away al
those duh, tired. languid, and nervous
feelings. cure that biliousness. constipa-
tlon. and headache. and make you feel
strong, powerful. and vigorous.
1t is purely vegetable ana harmiet s.
and Is used and prescribed by doctors
because il is the discovery and prescrip-
zion OF a noted physician, DR.. Greene, OF
No So west Fourteenth street. New YORK
city. lie Is the most successful speciahs'
in curing nervous and chronic diseases
and can be consulted free. personally or
by letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
MUNYON'S WITNESSES
Hsn-Knovn Citlzsns Testify mat fhsy
Hare Bean Cured BY HIs Remedies.
More Than 100000 People Have
Given Their Unsolicited IndoEse-
nent Of Munyon's Little Sugar
Pellets.

Samuel A. Heath, rs Columbus avenue.
boston. says: ut IL now sixteen months
since 1 was cured OF rheumatism by using
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. / took X
several times daily. and In four days
was completely cured. Al that time
could not put on my coat without ASSIST
ance; My knees and ankles were so
suffered with rheumatism every spring
and fall. but since taking MUNYON'S Rene
dies have not had the lightest symptoms
OF the disease"
walLice Bickford. OF BemIs, Mass,
says: II had nasal catarrh OF several
years standing, with all its disgusting
symptoms. when I began using Munyon
vellously quick. The disease yielded
rapidly. and now I am perfectly cured.
Miss lola Forrest, % Monad street, Bos-
ton, says: MY entire system was broken
down from nervous prostration. caused
by dyspepsia. What / suffered Is impos-
sible 20 tell and ] was unable 70 get re-
lief. Finally, i began using Munyon's
Dyspepsia and Nerve Cures. and II was
not long before was thoroughly cured.
pany put up a cure for nearly every dis
ease. No matter what your disease or how
many doctors have failed to cure you.
step into the nearest drugstore and get a
25-csnt vial Of Munyon's Remedies. IL viii
benefit you.
Those who are in doubt as TO the nature
OF their disease should address Professor
Munyon, 1905 Arch street, philadelphia,
living full symptoms OF their disease.
Professor Munyon will carefully diagnose
the case. and give you the beneht or his
advice absolutely free of all charge. The
Remedies will be sent TO any address on
receipt of retail price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
A NEW ENrERpRIsr.
- nessrscsi Company That Means
to DO All Its Trsveliiux ON rs...


0St. Louis Repubnc1
NAT. Sebastian. who has dabhlsd mara
or less In dramatic enterprises. has .
scheme on foot. literally. which viii an.
peal to every transformer IN the TARA
fte mas organized the Bonnen pedes,,,,,
DRAMATIC Company. which Is couro.ss 90
Messrs VIII. y. Bonnell, George n crss ~
neonidas Begg, Louis Angel, Warren ca,
NAV ana s sd; tsershay and Misses Lula For-
II In safe GO say that every ORE ~ ,bss,,
has .prnctised histrionic pefestr.. r i.s''
put hitherto on the return. nor On a..
out.going trip. The company is 10 be p a
IN training several days before the a.
set for their departure. TO .itrnh.r" s We
the ladies' as one Of the members sala
some time. and they want 20 accus,on,
They are 10 line up on the rar y 81,
rourth and Elm streets at noon on Tia
nth day OF Marrh. and are 10 be sea ross'i
in public TO show that they have No
money money Ihey VIII play In 81. Louis that
start on their tour. which mus, be ended
IN New York city by noon on luna S,,h
Here are some OF the rules: ''
There shall be one watch In the crowd
so that the manager may direct The move.
ments OF the members.
No LIQUOR Will be permitted In camp.
The members must remain together
none going ahead aud none REMAINING
behind.
All money except what is necesSarv ,o-
expenses must be forwarded 10 a \,
Louis bank, and any member who is.ys,.
the company forfe.ts his share
They must stick TO railroad tracks
They must not ride az all
They must not sleep In hotels
The quartette must sing at every way.
station and pass the hat wy
They must carry their costumes with
them.
They expect. 20 play oliver Tw,s, .
and to work towns which are only on
days walk apart. ~"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

''Two years ago was taken win
The grip" says Mr. sayton. II had
so take 10 my bed. and was very SICK.
q came very near death. | was confined
20 my bed six weeks. When | got up |
was very weak and could but just get
around employed physicians. who ala
me very little good
IL had serious trouble with my heart.
10 bad that | fell and received serious
,ntury. ! was completely run down, ana
could not do any work on account or
nervous prostration. ! was thoroughly
discouraged. a friend advised me to try
or Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
temedy.
II had 80 have something to help me
Immediately, or could not live long.
Other medicines which | Rad tried did
me no good. l took one bottle of Dr.
Ereene's Nervura blood and nerve rene
;iy, and II set me right on my feet.
II could not help having faith In this
wonderful medicine even II ! wanted 10.
IL cured me completely. Before / took
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
BUSINESS RESUMED.
CURRENCY AND COIN AGAIN IN CIR.
CuLATION IN LEXINGTON.
New stores Opened and General Con-
Adence Restored-wil1 Pay a Divi-
dend and so Per Cent. of Deposits.
Trade Elsewhere.

LEXINGTON, VA, March 15.-(Spe-
cial)-Buslness has about resumed Its
usual channels again. Money appears to
he In circulation as much as ever, and
the recent bank failure Is gradually
loosening its hold upon the currency and
coin which was held by the people who
were afraid that what they held was
all that would be in the county for some
time to come.
New stores have been opened within
dence appears to be fully restored. The
collapsed bank has almost ceased 10 be
the all-absorblng topic at present, and
politics has taken its place; for the can
didates for county offices are as thick
as leaves in vallambrosa.
AMOUNTS DUE.
Colonel ]. X Edmondson, trustee OF
the Bank OF Lexington, has been ener-
getically engaged In Strengthening out Its
affairs, collecting Its assets. and ascer.
tanning the amount due TO each depositor
and the aggregate amount owed deposit
tors. He now finds that he will be pre-
| pditA W pay bNBSoiNCi' NNi's 40
month a dividend OF Is or 20 per cent
most probably Is per cent Estimates
made by those familiar with the banks
assets show that the depositors are moi
likely 10 be paid finally less than 70 pei
cent. Of their deposits, and it viii be some
years before the last dividend will be paid
FLOURISHING BUSINESS.
The new bank, the Rockbridge Saving:
Bank, appears TO be doing flourishine
business. In the last statement made by
the cashier the resources were shown
to be $l295S2.0l, the capital stock being
$4,000. which is paid up.
The amount subject to individual checl
is si3.ss9.26. and time-certihcates to The
apount Of Sl1,sSO.65.
The First National Bank, which was Il
be moved from Buena Vista and to b.
opened here on the 18th instant. VIII no
be able 10 do so on account OF the oh
jectiors OF one of Its stockholders. who I:
a resident OF the town, and holds five
shares OF stock. but IL Is assured thai
the bank will be opened on Il later date
for business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Better Times Coming.


The State says that the Hon. J. Taylor
Ellyson. one OF the most astute business
men in Richmond. and one OF the most
cautious men In his statements. gives IL
as his deliberate opinion that the country
Will now have at least two years OF pros
perity He believes that the new era
will begin with active business during the
spring months and that the business OF
the year will be very satisfactory.
IL Is the first time. says our contem-
porary. since the panic began that Mr.
Ellyson has seen daylight ahead and
the first time he has felt like advising
his friends to invest their money. But
he believes that the danger line has been
crossed and that the way Is now clear.
The Vlrginlan Ia glad TO hear these opin-
ions OF Mr. Ellyson. and II believes that
he is right In HIS conclusions. Indeed.
there are already indications OF better
times and a healthy return to business
In all the marts and avenues OF trade
may reasonably be looked for during the
sDring months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
A. SAKS & co.
The Boys Part Is
Ready.

We rather look for you
to bring the boys in to.
day to do a little
sounding ITO sort of
"get your bearings" ~
see what's what and
what it costs.
It's a great display-a
regular congress of fash.
ion. All the styles are
represented. There are
more novelties than all
the other stores in Rich
mond combined can show.
We've imported q lot.
Had others made up after
notions of our own--and
you know we know pretty
near what suits you.
We can promise better
value than ever and
lower prices, too. These
are two points we are
tugging at all the time
to pull 'em as far apart
as possible.
The next best is a long
way behind us. They
haven't the opportuni.
ties--haven't had the ex.
perience--don't 60 to the
extremes to please you
we do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

Rarely DO people feel well Mt this sea-
pon. They emerge from winter weakened
and run down In health They are not
exactly sick. but they feel out OF order.
nervous. tire easily. do not eat or sleep
wei, and are splriiless. and lack their
pld-time strength and ambition. All this
Is because they need and must have a
spring medicine. IL IL acknowledged by
all physicians 20 be absolutely neceS-
sary.
II II not safe TO try and get through
the spring without one. The blood under
goes changes at this season. which re-
quire strengthening, invigorating medi-
cine, Just such one ne Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood ard nerve remedy. FOR
there Is no other medicine in the world
which has such wonderful power 10 make
GOOD blood. strong nerves. ana periect
health Read what Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
a. Slaytcn. two prominent ana Wen
known people OF Calais. W.. think OF III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
SEIZURE OF THE CAROLINA.
Cases Arising TherefrOm Decided
Owner Replaced I'm Possession.

Cases Arising Therefrom Decided
Owner Replaced In Possession.
CHARLESTON, S. C.. March l5.-united
States District Judge Brawley to-day de-
clded the admiralty case arising out Oh
the seizure by State constables OF the
schooner Carolina, which arrived here on
October 26th, with a cargo OF contraband
whiskey. The suit was brought by the
owner to recover possession, and the
Court directs that he be given possession.
The Court finds that section 80 or the
dispensary law, under which the schooner
was seized. is unconstitutional and void
In so far as 1t applies TO this case. The
Court confines Its jurisdiction OF the
case to the single question as 20 whether
the seizure OF the vessel was legal or
not. Upon the validity OF the police
regulation by which the State pur-
ports 10 control the liquor traffic, II Is
not called on TO pass an opinion. and re-
Trains from doing so. 1t does not assume
any Jurisdiction OF the right OF the state
to connscate the cargo, but holds that
the seizure of the schooner was Illegal,
and In conclusion says:
ut is adjudged that so much or the
act OF January, 1895. under wnich the
vessel was seized. is void, as an inter-
ference with interstate commerce, and
that the libellant Is entitled to decree
for possession and for his costs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
IT CURES EVERYBODY.
The Wonderful Medicine, DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura Blood and Nerve Remedy, Always
Cures. 1t is the Best Spring rledicine in
the World. You Need it Now.

II was so dizzy did not dare go away
20 work alone. / would fall down ana
hurt me badly. Since taking Dr.
Greene'a Nervura blood and nerve
remedy my health is good and my nerves
20 steady. know 1, Is the best medi-
cine. and advise all to use H."
Mrs. Lucinda Siayion writes as fol-
lows; About three months ago ] had
biDous-fever and grip. My nerves were
all exhausted. At the same time
was very sick. The grip settled in my
limbs. and, by advice. ] did something
TO scatter the trouble. and II went all
over me.
II was afraid should become helpless.
! employed doctors, but they did not
cure me. was so weak that ! would
sweat profusely. and could do but little
work. / commenced taking Or. Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. and
soon received great benefit from 1t.
my troubles have now all left me. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
TO Honor the New p. NJ. @.

Some OF Postmaster General William l..
Wilson's friends. who are DESTROYS Of
showing him some attention when he
visits this city next month, have written
him and asked II he would be willing for
n public reception to be given in his
honor. This letter was written with a
view TO renting the Masonic Temple for
the occasion. but the Governor having
heard of the proposition. has suggested
that the reception be held at the Execu-
tive Mansion.
No reply has yet been received from
Mr.. Wilson, and until he makes known his
wishes no arrangements will be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

tric-carr As we approached the crcssing
Of Third and Main we could not zee the
car, and no bells were sounding. tnousn
the car was then about 70 get beyond the
crossing. BY the time our horse was
pulled nearly on his launches the car
was upon US. II we had not stopped then
and there we would all have been killed
After the car passed we all remarked
that the bell DID not sound. We beg the
uotormen to sound their gongs as they
approach the crossings. and spare limo
cent lives who are at the mercy Of such
carelessness."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
A SURPRISING FAILURE.
IL Is Thought Due to the Suspension
of N Bank.


DUBOIS, PA, March l5.-Some surprise
was created in business circles this morn
ing when It was learned that IL. Loeb.
an extensive lumberman. had confessed
Judgment in various sums, amounting to
$1,000. or this amount $1,000 is in trust
for his brother. Morris Loeb, OF Phiiadei-
phia. Although no certificate Of trust has
been filed, the entering Of the Judgment
is practically an assignment. which Is
thought TO have been brought about by
the suspension OF the Bank OF Dubois yes
terday, 1t being reported that Loeb Is
heavy creditor OF the bank.
Mr. Loeb has been In business here a
long time, and was considered one OF the
soundest men OF the city. He Is not In
town tonight. and nothing can be learned
OF his assets, except that IL Is known he
owns some valuable real estate here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures, MARCH 1e 1896

temporary building win be used until
the completion Of the modern brick struc-
gure.
The Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
road has placed an order with the Rich
mond Locomotive-Works. OF your city
for several large passenger engines.
Travel on the Seaboard Airline 10 In
creasing daily since the cut In rates. I
notice that the Atlantic-Coast Lint also
appears to be gaining In passenger trafnc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

The regular annual meeting OF the j.
Wright Company, tobacco manufacturers.
was held yesterday at noon In the COM
pany's Offices at Twenty-fourth and Cary.
Mr. Wright retired from the active man.
apement Of the business and the follow
ing gentlemen were elected as officers for
the ensuing year: Fred. r. Scott. Rich
mond. president: T. 8. Swain. Boston.
Mas. yice-presldent; Thomas b. Scott.
richmond. secretary and treasurer. The
shoye-named, together with J. Wright and
II. L. Dexter. Of Boston. constitute the
Board Of Directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
CouuIssIoN MERCHANTS.
One Million Gallons Per Day.

In quoting from the report of Superin-
tendent Boiling, of the Water Depart
ment. on Thursday. the Dispatch made
him say that the introduction OF six hum
dred and odd meters during the year had
effected a saving Of 1000 gallons of water
per day. This should have been 100000
pallons pcr day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
A. SAKS & CO.,
Only Complete outrssers In Town,
MAIN AID ELEVENTH STREETS.
bicycles ! BICYCLES!

A suggestion 10 Dleyele-rlosrs; Doa
have your lex pulled By the so-casi.o
bicycle-repslrer. but bring your wnesi "
Leonard's. SDS east Nam street. ana ha ~,
lar 20 cents. Spokes, tangents, direct %
cold swaged or piano-wlre pat IN s,ess %
wood rims for sc. each. Hubs, .possr
nipples. Tires Of all makes eopnys
nisfsd. nickel and brass rims. go psf'
All wheels rsnaired fully guaranised
Al ee'' 'sp'" 4. LEONARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

500 bar. so. billiards, sl25: American,
800; Fords 500, bar, $50; Murphys. sa-
loon. 500, restaurant, $40. billiards, S3o
hotel. 500; Commercial. $50; Hotel Dod-
son, 800.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
l.. Borchers e. Co.. tobacco. $40; II. ID.
Christian, tobacco. $50; Sublett a cary
800: W. 8. Forbes & Co., 500; +. Il. Pat
rick Company. 500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G. w. Allen e. Co., $50; Armour d
Co.. $50: Kingan & Co. 2j5: Swift Broth
ers. 800: Union Brokerage Commission
and Warehouse Company, $500; Thomas
Rranch & Co.. 500: Lancaster & Lucke
slOO: John l.. williams & Son. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Month Of Mrs. Freeman.

Mrs. Mary Freeman the oldest member
of DIR. Hoge's church. died yesterday af-
ternoon at her residence, No. 400
east Canal street Mrs. Freeman was
the widow Of r.. II. Freeman. who died
I'm 1854 She had reached the advanced
age of 81 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF VA. LAND & L g9,;.r GU
NO. iii EAST nAlns ,i1nxp' Va.
In pursuance Of decree 81 81, als .. Sasaa'
Gerry Court o. tbs city Of hiShihsh -,
entered March .,Ili,l ~ SS'lR,5 sf 1 LAND
AND LOAN COMPANY" will pay 20
each stockholder. active and w,n,
drawn (who has not peer, EfILaEsrvrN
settled With. a diyidenh , =, ba'i In.
as set forth In statement on me IN
* stockholders are requested g can y, -
once and collect THIS diylosnn "a, ,ssca
Wy us "h''' Il q. WEERRf,
President Virginia Land ana Loan '''''
nmh ic-tv No. iii east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

The attention Of the Dispatch has been
called to the destitute condition Of fam
i,y at No. 1895 north Twenty-seventh
street. The family consists Of a father
and six children, and they are In i'm
mediate need Of provisions. Several Of
them are sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

Mrs. James H. Blair writes to the Dis
patch as follows:
.sThe motormen should sound their
bells as they approach the crossings.
Yesterday about o'clock. a. my daush-
ters surrey with four grown people In II
was coming down Third street from
Franklin. ! said. Look out TOR the cleo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
LOST. srnAyED, AND FOND.

LOST. A LEATHER PURSE, con-
TANNING MONEY. on Breah $780, 1900 "a
tween Fords Hotel and fwenly-seeond,
street. March 18th. Finder please return "
'o'"' nh i6-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
OIL ON the surf.

OIL has practically no effect M,
troubled waters close In shore, because
the surface there Is not usually broken
eddies. and so on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

WE OFFER

PtjRE LiNsEED OIL.
LEWIgS WHITE LEAP,
WESTMOREI.AND WHITE LEAD,
and fun line Of Coloss; Erushes ETC., etc:
cards furnlshed on application. We sell
oniv the best quality Of these goods:
PuRCE1L. LApD b CD,
NH 10 Wholesale Drugeisis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
ST. pArnrck's DAY.

Services and Panegyrfc ON
sunday-Banquet Monday.
Three little leaves OF Irish green,
United on one stem,
On Irish soil are often seen:
Tksy form a magic gem:
One feaf Is Truth. and valor one.
The other one Is Love
And these three little leaves
Are wet with dew-drops from above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
DECIDED BUSINESS Squirt.
Mills nj Uxbrfdge, Massachusetts,
-atA npAAPa.

Crowded with Orders.
UxBRIDoE. MASS. March i5.-Busi-
ness has taken a decided squirt the pass
week. and the mills are heavily pushed
with orders. The Hscla wooIlen-mill Is
running day and night; Scotrs wooiien-
mill. that was burned short time ago.
has been rebuilt. and II working full-set,
while Capron and Sayies are doing double
the business Of last month.