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The evening times., 1896-10-03

WATSON REMAINS SILENT
RrfuScS To Confirm the Rumor that He
Will Resign.
The evening times., 1896-10-03

FARMERS VISIT CANTON
Delegation from West Virginia Addressed
by Mex nleY-
The evening times., 1896-10-03

SPANISH Consul WHIPPED
Had a + i.Et wIta CuDans az Jacksonville
The evening times., 1896-10-03

LYNCuINU NOT IaPROBABLE-
IU.rt7I . 'ylIfc at h0CHN.i4c stirred Up
over an - >sslBB.
The evening times., 1896-10-03

NAY BUY Up ITS RIVAL
Rumored Sale Of the Seaboard Air Line to
the Southern.
The evening times., 1896-10-03

Belt lines. At the same
time. his very plain state
Inent of facts constitutes
u condemnation of the
short sighted policy
which has governed the
management of both
roads. Had the COM
p,nias taken the same
The evening times., 1896-10-03

INQUEST On FITZGERALD
Coroner VIII FAX the blaine for Tuesda,
Night Accident
The evening times., 1896-10-03

ORIOLES TOOK THE FIRST
Small crowd Witnessed Opening Of
Temple Cup Series
The evening times., 1896-10-03

CROWD CHEERED MCKINLEY
Efforts To break Up bryan's Cincinnati
MerDinG.
The evening times., 1896-10-03

NO WINE FOR THE .ANCIENTS-
BaltimOre In u Ness over the Boston Ar
tillery Reception.
The evening times., 1896-10-03

surprised to findthc num-
ber Of postofficcs and
cities having the same
name. For instance,
there are So yentee towns
in the United States by
the name OF Petersburg,
and there is any number
OF Brownsvilles, Jones
The evening times., 1896-10-03

NO CLEw TO THE FORGER-
Police discover His Dodge, Which Is
Bra nd New.
The evening times., 1896-10-03

SCHOEPF MAKES A REPORT
lexington and Belt Roads Arc Badly In
volyeG.
The evening times., 1896-10-03
EpitOme Of the News in the
UiOpning Hines.

II you mis-, any NEWS III iiie evening
edition look in the list below. What
you're looking for was probably pub
listed i'll this mornings edition, nnd
a. The Times never repeats you'll
have 10 take both editions 10 get all
the new as quick as ii tIuppens.
The evening times., 1896-10-03
HEARD BY=-
Ill THE LOUNGER.

M ANY and diversified are the uses ,..t Of
N rosln, as was explained by Martin
A Schwartz tc group i'll the lobby
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
RAILWAY FACTS AND FIGURES.
Report of Interstate Commerce Com
MISUNDERSTANDING dations.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July ZO.-The re-
port OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for the year ending June 3d. 1850
shows the total railroad mileage on that
date to have been 1SO,6j7. an increase OF
t.gls. During the year fourteen roads
were abandoned. nine merged, thirty-two
reorganized. and twenty-eight consoli-
dated. There appears from the report 10
have been a decreased efficiency IN pas
seuger service and an increased efficiency
IN freight service during the year, and an
increase I'm the number OF men employer
by railways Of $40. as compared with the
previous year. There was an increase In
the amount Of railway capital during the
year. aggregating ,lS2, 729,3l2
The gross earning Of the railways for
the year ending June co. 1895. were Sl075.
81. 1862, an increase Of S2.O09 go The pas
senger revenue was S2522i6ls0. showing a
decrease OF S33,l03 378 The freight reye-
nue. increased SO-02.5i9
The number Of railroad employees killed
during the year wa Isl and the num-
Der Injured was 1905. decrease OF n
killed. and an increase OF PA injured, as
compared with the previous year The
number OF passengers killed was 10, in
jured 1915 showing a decrease of ia I'm
the number killed. and go in the injured.
The Statistician recommends that Con-
gress be requested to provide for q Blu
reau Of Statistics and Accounts. which
shall have the right OF inspection and
control over the accounting departments
Of common carriers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
ATTACK on GENERAL LEE.
Criticism of the United States In
Spanish Papers.

a Key West. Fla, telegram Of Sunday
avs: The utterances Of the press
throughout Spain continue to find ready
echo in the newspapers OF Habana. An
inspired article from Ia Correspondence,
OF Madrid. expressive OF sentiment
against the United States has been re-
produced and given prominence by the
Habana papers under the caption MIR.
Lee" The article says:
THE substitution OF the late Consul
General at Habana by a military per
s0nage Of such prominence and influence
as Fitzhugh Lee was looked upon with
suspicion by all Spaniards from the mo-
ment his appointment was under CON
sheraton. The antecedents Of the
American General as also the Initial
steps taken by him I'm behalf OF incar-
cerated insurgents and spies, has only in
creased the feeling Of suspicion, and
tended 70 confirm the rImors Of n speedy
rupture with the North American re-
public.
mo efforts have been made 10 remove
these Impressions. on the contrary,
every indication strengthens the belief
more and more that their policy is one
Of intervention and reprisaL"
FL Concrete. another prominent Spanish
Journal. commenting on the reiatlohs De-
tween Spain and the United States says;
The Spaniards are becoming impatient
10 settle the question by an appeal TO
arms The Spanish government is en-
deavoring 10 restrain public outbursts.
but at the same time, is preparing with
all the arts Of war TO maintain her ma
tional integrity. The matter has passed
beyond the stage Of argument, and the
Spaniards are realizing the natural out
come They only await 10 be told by the
Powers that the time has arrived"
FL Liberal. also OF Madrid, referring 10
the estimates submitted 10 the Cortes.
SAYS the conservatives are hypothecating
the future TO relieve the present emoar-
easements, and II the estimates are APP
proved the revenues OF the nation will
be encountered to the following extent:
Income from the lottery for fifteen years,
the salt monopoly for twenty-five years
the tobacco tax for twenty-five years,
and the rents from the Almaden quick
silver mines for thirty-four years. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
RAILWAY WRECK IN JAMAICA.
Laughter That Ended i'm Mourning
Seventeen Persons Killed.

BALTIMORE. July 20-Captain Weisse
OF the steamship America, which arrived
to-day from jamaican ports. brought news
of a serious railroad wreck on the new
Jamaica railroad. in which seventeen per
sons lost their lives and twenty-five
others were injured II occurred July
18th about ten miles from Annato Bay
A locomotive drawing six hat-cars, load
ed with colored laborers. male and fe-
male, was descending a steep grade on
the side Of the mountain, when the air
brakes failed and the train began a wild
flight down the mountain. All the efforts
Of the crew 70 check is speed proved UNI
availing. and It shot down the steep grade
like a rocket.
Not realizing that the train was beyond
control the women clapped their hands
with Rlee and laughed and cheered az
they flew over the rails. but their laugh
ter was soon followed by the shrieks Of
the wounded and grOans Of the dying.
Near the bottom Of the grade the runaway
train collided with q locomotive which was
standing on the track Several men jump
ed from the,cars and were instantly killed,
three being decapitated. Thirty-twO others
were more or less seriously injured, of
which number ten died afterwards. Not
a woman was severely hurt. Both loco
motives and all the cars We're demolished.
The track was torn up for considerable
distance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
DEATH In LIGHTNING.
A Fatal Flash Yesterday In Chase
City.
YOUNG LADY
KILLED.
Her sister, Who Was In the Same
Room. Not Hurt-The building
Very Much Dnmagcd-Blinds and
Windov-Frames Wrecked.

CHASE CITY. VA. July 2O.-(SpecialD
This evening about $3.50 o'clock light
ming struck the Southside Academy here.
Miss Virginia \. Haskins was lying on
a bed, and her sister Lucy, was at work
at a sewlng-machine in the same room
Of the building Miss Virginia was in
stantly killed. but her sister was unhurt.
The hair Of the unfortunate lady was
seen to be in a blaze by Miss Lucy, and
she threw pillow over her to extin-
guish the flames, and found the stroke
had been fatal. The ladies were the only
persons in the building. Miss Lucy. with
great presence Of mind. rang the bell and
cried aloud, and the neighbors ran to the
building. The deceased was about 10
years old. Of lovely character, and had
been engaged as one Of the teachers for
the next session.
Singular to say, the cloud had passed
over and the sun was shining wnen
the lightning struck the building. Inc
Academy was considerably damaged the
blinds. window frames, and plastering
were terribly torn to pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Democratic Congressional Convention at
Charles City To-Day.
OPPOSITION TO JONES.
Proceedings VIII lie Brief-The re-
pubItcans-Elcction of Delegates
IN Other Convcntlons-TheF Fight I'm
the Tenth District.

CAPE CHARLES, VA. July 2o-(spe-
cial)-For the first time within the
memory OF the Oldest politicians OF the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia the Democrats
OF the First Congressional District are 10
hold their convention on this side o. the
Chesapeake bay. and the people OF cape
Charles. regardless Of their political views,
are showing their appreciation OF the
honor conferred upon their town and the
Peninsula by eloborately decorating their
dwellings and business places with flags
and bunting. The programme for to-mor-
row will be as follows:
County-Chairman II. l.. Ailworth will
call the convention 20 order at L o'clock
noon, and Mr. T. ]. Downing, Of Lam
caster. viii be made temporary chairman.
and Mr.. w. Y. Morgan. editor Of the
Northern Neck News, will be made secre-
tary.
The convention is not expected 10 last
more than three or four hours. The pro-
ceedings viii be brief and to the point.
NO OPPOSITION 70 JONES.
Congressman w a. Jones will have no
opposition. His course In Congress will
be endorsed, the Chicago platform will v
ratified, and Mr.. Jones will be renomi-
mated, after which few speeches will
be made, and the convention viii adjourn.
Mr. Jones will arrive tomorrow morn
ing. accompanied by Mrs. Jones. and will
be the guest Of eX-MayOr Carroll while
here.
Ex-JuGge William T. Fitchett Of East
VILE. Va. one of the Oldest inhabitants
OF the county, who has for number OF
years been a prominent figure in the old
Readjuster and Republican politics. has
declared himself FOR free silver. and viii
support the Democratic nominees Judge
Titchett IS one of the most learned men
OF this county. and quite a fluent speaker.
lie expects 10 stump the county next fall in
behalf Of the Democratic nominees.
THE REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans will hold their con-
pressional convention here on Thursday,
July sd. T. Spicer Curlett. Of Lancaster
county, aspirant for the Republican nomi-
nation. arrived here this morning and
put up at the Chesapeake Hotel, where
he is CONDUCTING his canvass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
THE MAGIC CITY.
Death of "a wealthy Coiorrd Man
a Pastor Installed.

ROANOKE. VA. July 9.-(Spocial)-
John II. Davis one of the most prominent
colored men In Southwest Virginia, died
here last night of cancer Of the stomach.
at the age OF 6j years. He came here
twenty years ago from Lynchburg. and
was very successful in business. being
worth at one time as much as $1,000 He
built several large buildings among them,
Davis Hail. Davis Hotel. Davis Indus
trial School and many residences and
stores. He did all he could for the up
building Of his race, and at one time
published a paper here for that purpose.
Rev. II. V. c. Campbell. the new pastor
Of the Salem Presbyterian church, was
installed yesterday. his brother. Rev. DR..
Campbell. of this city, delivering the
charge, and Rev. DR.. Hooper, Of Chris
uansburg preaching the installation
sermon.
Captain J. ii. Featherstone, who has
been in the real estate business here since
1888. left for his farm, in Appomattox
county to-day, with his family, where
they VIII reside in future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
AMERICAN-DAY.
Junior Order United American Nc
chanics Celebrate IL at Noriolk'


chanics Celebrate IL at Norioih'
NORFOLK, VA. July 2o.-(speciaL)-
The Junior order United American Me-
chanics Of virginia celebrated American
Dav" i'm Norfolk to-day. There were rep
resentatives here from several sections
Of the State. The largest number OF visi-
tors however. came from Richmond. Man
chester. Petersburg. Newport News, ana
Heurico county. There were two excut-
sions from Richmond-one over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway and the other
over the Norfolk and Western-which IN
Guided quite a number OF ladies' Inc
Manchester delegation brought with them
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Shops Brass Band.
The headquarters Of the order for the
day was Armory Han, which presented
a very animated scene An address o.
welcome was delivered there by Hon. w.
r. Mayo. Mayor Of the city and II was
responded to by State-Councillor l.. w.
Guyer. Of Richmond. and Past-Natonal-
Councillor c. w Tyler, Of Richmond.
The parade began at 1880 O'Clock. It
passed through the principal streets, ana
was reviewed by Messrs. f. Greenwood,
". =. Dodson, and +. Odend'hal. the
Judges. who had been selected 10 decide
as between the various councils in the
matter Of general appearance. the State
Council having offered a so silk banner
as a prize 10 the council making the best
showing here to-day. The judges awarded
the banner TO Newport News, and de-
cided that Grove Council, Of Henrico
county. stood second best The latter
perhaps the most conspicuous council
In the procession its forty-six members
being attired I'm Greeley high hats ana
brown busters Newport News only turn
ed out twenty-seven men, but their per-
sonal appearance was very handsome. ~-lt-
chasing all the rest with ease. After the
parade which was "A most creditable one,
was dismissed. the visitors took in the
points Of interest in and around the city,
and left for their homes tonight
Two trains filled with members Of the
order left here yesterday-one over the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the other via
the Norfolk and Western. Both were
heavily laden with passengers, the Chesa-
peake and Ohio carrying about 100. while
the Norfolk and Western about 100. The
latter train carried some Of the Richmond
and all Of the Manchester and Petersburg
councils only two Richmonders were
overcome by heat in Norfolk, and their in
disposition was but slight on the return
trip the Norfolk and Western train ran
from Petersburg to Manchester in twenty
five minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
NELSON DEMOCRACY.
Another Estimate Regarding Tucker
and Flood.


ROSELAND, NELSON COUNTY. VA.
July 2O.-(special)-Up here in the noun
tains of Nelson people are thinking and
talking about politics just as they are
in other parts Of the State. The Demo-
Gratis in this part Of Virginia, with some
exceptions. have all along been in favor
OF the free coinage Of silver, and the
action OF the Chicago convention in
adopting free-coinage platform and in
nominating Bryan and Sewall has con-
seQuently met with general and hearty
approval. The respectable minority Of
gold-standard Democrats IN this county,
since the national convention has spoken.
appear 10 have fallen in line, and no
boilers have yet been reported. The
TACT Is, neither the free-silver men nor
the gold-standard advocates in this coun-
ty have. TO any great extent. been led
away by fanaticism on the financial ques-
ton.
Nelson IS one Of the counties Of the
Tenth Congressional District, where a
spirited Fight is going on for the nomina-
tion. Harry Tucker. as his friends love
10 call him, has represented this district
for several terms with conspicuous ability.
and is candidate for denomination.
lie has hitherto been a gold-standard
man and a strong defender of President
Cleveland and his administration; but
his friends here Say that he stands
sQuarely on the Chicago platform, and
If he Is reelected ol vote for a free
coinage bill OF O. FIX counties I'm the
district on the We side Of the Blue
Ridge all Will, g. predicted be for
Tucker. excent R0tr re- which will vote
as unit for Ston Senator Flood or
come other candi1nt who favors the
free coinage OF silver at the ratio Of
mountains. Amherst will be solid Tor
Judge William Dillerd. Nelson for Hon.
Thomas T. Fitzpatrick. Fluvanna for Colo
mel William Il. Petit and AppomattoX,
Cumberland. and buckingham Will be
solid for state Senator Harry D. Flood.
IT Il claimed by Mr.. fuckers friends
here that he will have at least ninety
votes on the first ballot AS there viii
be 2if delegates IN the convention, this
will be Just eighteen short Of a majority.
These Mr. fuckers friends expect him
20 get on tho second or third ballot.
From present indications the contest
for the nomination IN the convention is
going ITO be q spirited, II not bitter. one.
The Voice of Amherst.
AMHERST, VA, July 20.-(Special)--A
n Democratic mass meeting held here to-
day twenty-three delegates were appoint
ed 70 tho congressional convention 10 be
held here on the S0th OF this month. They
Were instructed 20 vote for Judge VIII
liams billiard first. and afterwards for
any free silver candidate with a con
slstent silver record"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
TENTH DISTRICT CONTEST.
T'be Comparative Strength of
Tucker and Flood.

LEXINGTON. VA, July 2o.-CspeciaL)-
1T IS learned from reliable source that
the delegates to the Amherst Democratic
Congressional Convention now stand as
follows.
Fiood-Appomattox. y; Cumberland. -;
Buckingham. Is; Botetourt 10; Highland,
q Total. 80.
Petit-Fluyanna, If; Buckingham, S.;
Total, 10.
Tucker-Augusta, y; Allegheny, 81;
Bath. 6; Highland, g; Rockbridge, 16;
Botetourt. 2 Total. 50. None Of the dele
gates in Rockbridge are for Flood. Mel
son is yet TO hold its meeting.
The election of the Natural Bridges five
delegates is contested, and it IS claimed
that Tucker delegates will be seated. Also,
that while the South River delegates. four
in number. are not for Tucker, neither
are they for Flood.
Tucker will get the three delegates
from Buena Vista. This gives Tucker
ninety, and probably five from Fyuvanna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
DEATHS.

GRAHAM.-Dled. at the home OF MS
father. Henrico county, Va, July 2tn.
HUGH WILLIAM GRAHAM, aged =
years. son Of John Graham.
Funeral from the house at II A. NJ. IT,
DAY Cruesday).
GREGORY-Dled.J July %. 1896, az 3:i5 =.
". az the residence OF his parents, No liV
west Cary street. ROGER PAkAE Ght.-
CORY. youngest son Of Judge james NJ.
and LINZ W. Gregory; aged years.
Burial at Branches CHURCH, Chester
field county. Va. at 10 a. VI. TO-DAY.
HEWITT. Died. Monday 1890 O'Clock,
al the residence OF her parents, 5lll east
Marshall street. LULU r. HEWITT, az
ter a lingering illness Of nine months
Funeral will take place from the above
residence THIS CTuesday) EVENING ~
o'clock Friends and acquaintances in
vited at attend.
RIORDON.-Died. Sunday. July 49, 1895.
at 5:85 o'clock A. NJ. at the residence OF
his son-in-iaw, w. T. Hinchman. JOHN
RIORDON. I'm the sSth year Of his age.
Funeral from Sacred Heart church
THIS (TuesdaD AFTERNOON az
o'clock. Friends OF the family invited to
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
THE TRANsvAAL RAIDERS.
Trial of DIR. jameson and His Fell
low Officers negnn.

low Officers Begun.
LONDON. July Z0.-Tne trial Of Dr..
Lionel s. jameson and his fellow-officers
IN the Transvaal radcliffe Hon. Henry
+. Coventry Major r. W. White, Major
Sir John Wllloughby. ana Colonel r. c.
Jerck-who were indicted by the grand
Jury for violation Of the foreign enlist
ment act began in the Queens Bench
Division Of the High Court Of Justice
to-day before three judges, Lord Rus
sell. Of Killowen. Lord Dmef Justice OF
England, presiding; Sir Henry Hawkins,
ana Baron Pollock
The courtroom was crowded with
friends OF the accused men, and there
We're also present a large number Of
members OF the bar The counsel en-
gagged in the case were numerous.
When the case was opened It was I'M
derstood that the taking Of testimony
would De preceded by a long series OF
legal arguments. Sir Edward Clarke.
senior counsel for the defence, began by
moving that the Indictment be quashed.
upon the ground that the case ala not
come under the operation Of the foreign
enlistment act. under which the de-
PENDANTS were charged. Sir r. +. Web
ster. Attorney General replied on behalf
Of the prosecution 10 Sir Edward Clarke,
and the court adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Watch Our Ads
in this paper this week and you will see interesting
news.

stock OF Black Goods. and We are
going to sell these for yOc
Meade 4 Bakers Carbolic Mouth WASH
lie go -. ~.
ladies' Persian Waist. was SlZ2, now 1oc-
100 club Bags. 10 inches, only &c -,
36-Inch Canvas Trunks, rolier-uays' only
So
Baby-Carriages. $40.
$50 Baby-Carriages, Slf.5O.
Tan Linen. - l-2c. q yard, worth lic. -
Linen and Wool Mixed Crash, was 'oc''
reduced 10 5oc. . ..... ., m
Ladies' Bingham House Dresses, were Sl.0o'
Boys Fancy wash Duck Suits. were $50
reduced 10 l5c. ...,...,, 90
SSc c,
100 dozen Gentlemen's Seamless Socks
Tans. Black. and JnDle2ched-"eIe
20c now - l-2c.
Gentlemen's White Lawn Bows, DC.
Mosauito Canopies, $50.
Bamboo Shades, all sizes, l--c. square
foot. ,.,.a
instead Of l0c.
Persian Percales reduced 10 &c. yard.
ladies' 75c. SIX Gloves reduced 10 &c.
Gentlemen's white. Navy-Blue, ana Car
net Sweaters, were s.. reduced TO 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Death of Prominent Citizen of
Iuray.

LURAY. VA, July 0.-(special)-Cap
tain r. II. Jordan died last night about
70 o'clock al the residence of his son-in-
law. Mr.. ~ A. Rust. In this place; aged
about "a years. Captain Jordan's health
had been declining for several years and
his death was not unexpected. Many
years ago he was a prominent lawyer OF
this oounty. and for a time held the po-
sltion OF Attorney for the Commonwealth.
He was also an artist, and many OF his
paintings evidence a considerable degree
OF talent Captain Jordan was a brother
OF General Thomas Jordan. who died late
ly in New York. lie was a member OF
the Protestant Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
TO WORK FOR ,rKISLEY.
4 nusiness-Men's General Campaign
Committee Is Organized.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 9.-A
business mems general campaign commit
tee has been started in this city for the
purpose OF promoting the election OK Nc
Kinley. The projectors. who are well
known hereabouts. and are leading busi-
ness-men. claim that the replies received
from the circular twisting co-opera ton
indicate that 5000 names will be enrolled
here by the end OF this week.
Similar organizations are 70 be erected
I'm ali the principal cities Of the United
states. and Blankenship Rudolph, a lead
ing merchant, VIII go to Boston to-mor-
row night 70 confer with gentlemen there
with view to organizing in that city
Later in the week he VIII 90 to New
York
The circular sent to businessmen says:
ON View OF the magnitude OF the IN
terests at stake, cO-eXtensive with inc
boundaries Of our country, and Involving
the most serious questions that have ever
been presented to the people for settle
ment az the polls. and which to-day con-
stitute a grave menace TO the welfare
of our country and the very honor OF our
government, we ask you 10 join this COM
mittCe"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

reports 10 the War Department that the
Waccauaw is now safely navigable over
the whole improved portion, which extends
further UP every month Of the year most
OF the snags having been removed me pass
season. The Little Pee Dee was roughly
worked over during the year. and the
worst Instructions were removed. Inc
lower part Of the Great Pee Dee has been
put i'm good condition, and the proposed
Improvement IS nearly completed, inc
ietty operations have been pushed IN VIM
yah bay with good results, the channel
having steadily deepened. and dredging
the canal IS opening up the Santee river
10 trade. Snagging was continued IN INC
yvateree and Congaree In Charleston har-
bor no repairs were made IN the jettles'
but nearly $4,000 was spent In dredsing.
Next year the work Will be completed.