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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
nsbrriIbrt.
% aute5ba, Gis., II. Se;.

g8autel ba, g5is., II. Sei.
Sames Butler, Der i'm Grsisaeribt
ilntsr Der 9lntla9e Der @rmoroung isi=
ner 6rau prO3eiiirt wiro, 1T beute oss
Woroes i'm erfe 6raoe ibuIoi9 beiuus
ben ipOrosn. Der Tertbeiolgsr oes
gln9etla9tsn itellte ben Nntrag auf eiu
neues GerbOr uno &idter Did bat iib
Die gntibeiouus oarilber bis gum
ndhitsu Wtonta9 UOrbeBaltsn. Sa5
Serbrehen. oeneu Butter bei4u.olat
mar. mar ein ilberaus brutales. Gr
bate nlmlia an 5. Suli b. s. feline
6rau mittels elmer glrt bubtGbli6 in
Stiife 9ebaueu. st 9eitaHO Die Sbat
eiu, bsbHuptete aber, oieielbe in einsm
9lnialls pOH g8abniinn Ueriibt 81 babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Cine einfa6e Sibuns.
50 Na5binQtou, Is. 8

- " - y ~ 49,
Senat. - 9lut Chambers glntra9
nobm Der Senat eine Bill an. pslhe
ben 6lottenminiltsr anweilt, iiber bic
SSraoe zines Stanobiloes fir ben per=
ltorbenen 9lomiral 9apio 9. POrter in
gYaibln9ton Su beri6ten.
Inter ben pislen ein9ereidten Bills
beiano iid cine bon Saultner, wel6e
Elm @e9ere6t ourb sinen Sbeil Wlns'
ta's fir cine gilenbabn nah ben 8olo.
fsloern bewiaigt. uno cine bon 5rDe,
luelte Den yetrieb bon Sampnhlnen
auf Dem Yutpn-6luIle anoronet.
9lllsn reibte cine &eiOIution ein,
ipelbe ben prdHoenten I'M lleberien=
Dun0 Der Seri4te Der internatlonalen
WtiiujcOmmilllr II. (. 10. erIubt.
98urbe bis morgsn 3uriid8ele2t.
Sie bonn Saule 0uSeuommene 6e=
rien=&el elolutiOn nuroe an ben Setpllll7
guH9sausIauB perwislen.
Gine lsbbatte Scbattc.
8aibin9tOn, II. Deg.
Senat. - Sine lebbafte Sebatt
puroe beute i'm Senat berbei9efiibrt,
als Senator Platt (Goun.) ben Serlat
oes 9emsinldaftliten SpeSialausi6ui=
les 5ur llnteriudung oes 8ebraudes
bon 9lltobOl in Der Sunit unterbreltete.
IS trat cine erOBe Weinun9speridle'
oenbeit unter ben SenatOren ilber biz
Sur6iilbrbarteit oes Planes, bic leBl9e
Stsusr aui 4ltobol, Der in Der Sunll
Sebraudt wiro. berab3uieBen.
@inbunoertabtuuoorsiBig Yrioat'
penllonsporlagen plroen an9enonl'
men.
9luf Sori6la9 Saplsps's iuuroe biz
bonn Suuie an9euOmmene &lonoIte llll'
teritiiBun9sporlase aufsenommen. Slt
SeuatsbiQ puroe au Stelle Der Saus'
bill 9eieBt uno cine Goniereu3 an9eOro'
net. Die Wtitslieoer Der @OnIeren3 llnf
Saplep, Garter uuo Gofrel.
Glne Vorla9e tllr oIe grrlntIil(
zines Suuoesssbduoes in Tacoma,
Waib., (S250,O00) puroe angenOm'
men. ~
Sine BON Den anssnomHvnen pen'
iionsporlasen betuilligt eine monatlih'
Yeniion BON $50 ocm seDeiensn 8ene'
ral=WaiOr @ailius W. @Iap len. Dor
SentudD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Gnurtbaus abacbranut.
glrbmnre. q. :. II. =

8slteru lit o0s bieli9e Gourtbaus
einsm Geuer gum Spfsr Qefallsn, mel.
dies, wie es bsiBt, bus gGert BON Yrano=
lllfterH mar. 9luh oas SHQerbaus Der
G. u. Slime @ompanp wuroe ein9e=
dIbsrt. iuOourd bic Girma einen Ser=
luit BON $40.0 900 srlitt, usldem nur
SIS. 900 Seriiheruns ae9eniiberltebsn.
Wtit oem GOurtbauie puroen wertbpOlle
Sotumente ieritOrt, pelbe nur ihper,
Ooer ilbsrbaupt nibt 81 erisgen lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21

BEN 9an3en Sag uidt aus benz aopf
betomlnen. Sentsn Sic iib mein
sntleBen. als beute 9lbeno, ais id ebeu
I'm Sbeoter eintraf, bic Sluttbat io=
eben oerilbt wOrOen mar. SD CLAUDE,
oaB nur ourb oas ginI6reiten Der po-
lliel Die Wenge berbinoert puroe, ben
Woroer 5u lDnten."
Gin anoeres Mit9lleo Der 6elellI6aft
oes Noelpbl=S Sbeaters iaet, Der MOroer
lei I'M Sbeater als Der ..Ierriitte
glrbsr" betGnnt gelpeIen uno er babe,
al5 er 9etern slbeno gum 8ebduoe
DlnHus9elplelen wuroe, gemurmelt:
uNo6 ni6t." d
9tah Nnoersn 9lngaben iol 9lrc1ar
ltOn elnen SaB QsbNbt baben, ebe er
'sIne SteIle am Sbeater psrlor. Menu
er bon Den RuIinen aus SerriB babe
lpleIen lsber, babe er Oft Die belBeno,
Hen Semertungen llber ibn 9emabt.
Der WOroer mabte, nadoem er Die
Slutthat pOllfiibrt, teinen 6ludtUer-
lu9. lonoern IisB iib rubig na6 Der
YOll3eIltation 0biilbrsu.
gSilllam SerriB mar am Is. Otto.
Der 1851 in &OnoOn 9eboren. Gr
ltammt aus iebr au9eiebener SSamilie.
Seine Wtutter mar cine Stipeiter oes
berIlbmten Teriuliers Der eriehiIbeu
8elhlbte, GeOr9 8rots. SerriB bieB
NIT telnem lpirtliben Namen @iliam
Sepln. Zen Namen 5erriB bate er
an9enomlnen, aIs er S9auIpieIsr
nuroe.
Der Same oes MDroers iit 8idaro
artbur Yrince. ,Sn Sbeatertrsiieu
gln9 er unter oem Namsn .9(rter".
Die 2eibe oes grmproeten wuroe
belte JriIb I'm l llbr nab Der Suoten-
tanlnsr I'M Gbariug @rpB=Soipital 9e=
broht. Der MOrosr ls9te teine glriei-
ten bon Srrlim oil ben Sag. gln-
tan8s Aab er isinsr Sreuoe iiber ben
SOo Islnes Spfsrs glusorut. wuroe
aber balo. naboem sr cine 3eitIans in
lelner 3elle gelenen. rubi9.
SRI. GllaIine SsrriB. Die Sotter beg
ermproeten. bat lid crit ebsn Don elmer
tllrsliben &rautbsit erbolt.
Der 6Orouersinqueit miro pabr.
ldeinli6 am Samiius itattlinoen.
9llIe NtOrgen=3situngsu 9eben ibrem
abl9su llbsr Die WOrotbat glusoruf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21

Der @ertb beg SOtels miro auf $l75,=
600 psranlhla9t.' Der 9Sertb Der
oerbrannten 8ebduoe miro ouf $780,
900 QeIhdBt. 9Us gn9ros=9i9arren=
AeibdIt BON @. 9. Segan, Sobn Nu'
ltln's Saarerneusrun9s=2 =2aboratOrium,
&obert Ser9b's 9rOguengeiddit, uno
Die peerleB Wtahine Gompanp, welde
ltb 'dmmtIih i'm SatOtdb Sptel beIan=
ben, lno ooIlIt1noi9 aus9ebrannt. Ter
SerIult an WaarenuOrrltben. Wtobl=
lien II. |. To-, Miro i'm 8anSeu $780,
600, Der an ben 0ebGuoeu on9eri6iete
S6aben $500, 900, Der IouIti9e S10-
ZEN 800, 600 Ooer mebr bstra9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
@rguspiae ansgepliinoert.
Sar0o, u. D., IA. Te,.

Die tleiue SrtidaIt gr9usUile. 10
Mellsn bon Sarge Ssle9en, mar 9eltern
glbeno Der ShauplaB zines perSweliels
ten lleberiallss bon Seiten elmer Glu.
bsrbanos. IS eribieneu orsi bis an
bic Sabine bspaiinsts Wannsr i'm Grts,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Wirflih uno cnoli6!
San Sranciscn, Sal. !
Ii SR,- [

S6eooOre 3urrant nurOe beute
Wtor9en perurtbsilt, am Z. Sunuar II.
:. iueaen @rmorounQ Der glnude go
mont ben COB am Gulgen 3u erleioen.
Seine 9lnpdlte mabten beute WorQen
nod einen persmeifeltsn Serlub, sinen
nsiteren 9lufihub 81 erlanQsn uno
SOrtebrunaen fir cine nOtmalige ge=
ruhlna an oos Sbergeribt Su trefien,
bod sei9te Iid Ridter gatsrs unerbitt.
LID ulo mics lalle BON ben glnwdlten
ae9en ben proseB erbobsnen einpGnos
Suritf. Surrant, Der i'm 8eribt ans
ipeIeno mar, tru9 feline 9epobnlihe
&ube llno aaltbliltI9tsit CUR Sbau.
Der 8eribtsiaal uuo bic SOrrioore oes
&atbbauies waren nit gtsu9ierigen
gsTilQt. Surrant 1T jeBt nidt weni9er
als piermal gum SOoe Derurtbellt
noroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Snbnque SOMA, 9ienfag, ben 21. Seenber 1897.

neIde Die 8eiddftsleute Swuneen, iid
in Der StraBe in Geib uuo @lieo auf=
inItellen; Damn wuroe fuIt ieoer 8e-
iddftslaoen bon einem DER Sauo;ten
ansaeraubt, pelde babel baares 8slo
llno gDertIa6en inn getra9e bon $1,000
erbsuteten. Gon oem Raub9elinOel
tonnte tein einSigsr perbaItet merosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21

PrOiehur an Der tatbOliIten llniperli=
tat Milnlter Su9eou6t babe, entbebrt,
10 piel man bier melB, nOdt Der amtIis
6en 8etdti9un9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Qbgetbau.
Sarias gitp, Mo.. II. Se,.

& IN 3 6 lth WO., Il. Te3.
SSn 2ibertp bat beute Mor9sn @ils
liam Carr, pelher am 13. Cttober
iein oreidbriass SOtjtsrben, ein &ino
leiner sriten 6rau, in Der gtdbe BON
&anlas 6itD inn WiilOuri ertrautt
bate. iein Yerbredsu an 0alsen 9e=
bilBt. Der Wt6roer bate por elmer
gSobe eiuen SslbltmOropsriud 9e=
matt, inosm er 5sritOBeues Glas Osrs
i1lutte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
prrtIe Der Ansefse.r.

Sober Sou Der gpoIte ser 9asr ............sIsoo
" 6 Wpuate 400
8 NouGte....-..s 800
Sr6Bsre Ga3sigeu biutssI
SpcaI.Roti5eu:
STR iebe 3stls grspisr ODER oersu Raun, sas
trlte WiaI Is Geuts.
Seiratbs. unb Gobssauseigsu NIT spru9 u 50
ssus Sprua sloo.
arb..seu Die bem Ssiits Der fatbot'&ss RtsAs
turibsr tao. fiubsu teius aufHabma
1n,eisen ienos man ipdts
fens am 1llontaS Hlon
gen elm.
Ssk&steiten alsr grt Sromst 10, RMs
ausssfabrt
CfEte: Gde Der 6. unb Sobass strass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Yritiib e lu m b ia.
G 0 8 ano, IL. Ss,

W I IT D, =. St5.
Saut elmer SOnooner 3absloepeihe
bat bic .Sritiib-glmsrican Gorpora-
tiOn" cine Wiaiun Yiuno Sterling
aus9e9eben uno Die Sc Gois. Splis=
uno adt Der &Oblano Winsn auas.
fault. Serner bat bic v9lasia GOm-
mereial eOmpanp" ben YlaB bon Sam.
ION Gitp uno .6laims" OIL SonanSa..
elooraoo-. Bear. uno anbsreu 9ree.s
I'M &Ipuoi!sSsbists aussiauit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
Is b | II q.
aaes sins in Der srOkten Cronuns
nnr iib.

SancOuper, y. g., 16. Se,.
Die Gjunabme BON 9iao Sidau
ourb bic SeutI6en piro in 1ineii.
| den Sl0ttern, luelhe nit Dem Sam.
pier rGmpreB Oi Snoia" ausstommen
lino. fO!genoermuBeu asi6ilosrt: glm
Sonnta9 WOr9sn, Den IA. Nopember.
eritlenen oreI oeuti9e ariegsIdiffe.
oas 6la99ibiIi raalisr" init benz no.
mlral al Soro. Die .TrinseB g8ll.
belm" uno Die yglrcona" in Der Sui.
mOrauf Der NOmirnl Dem General,
melhsr Die GarnliOn befebligte. mit-
tbell!n lieB, oat er Getommsn lei, nm
lllr Die GrmOroun0 Der beloeu oeut.
iteu WiiliUnlre, lpelbe in Yen Su,
lm Silolueltsn Der YroOius itattiano.
8enu9tbuung su srbalten.
Die hiueIiiben Sruppen waren su
Sooe eribredt, als lie iabsu. oaB auf
ben oeutiden S6ifien SOrbereitunseu
sur slusihlnung Der WarineiOloatsu
qetrOnen puroen. uno Der 6iueIiihe
8sneral lisB mlttbeilen. oaB er Der
llebermabt peiben miiie. 3ueleib
itsllte er feline 6amilie unter osutideu
ShuB, uuo ertldrte lib bersit, ben
geieblsu os8 oeutibsn 9lomlrals su
gsbOrbeu. Sarauf ipuroen mejrere
bunosrt Wonu NIT feds 8eibiibeu.
oeneu nibt Der 9eringlte gioeritano
entSs9en9eieBt puroe. Gu orei Puntten
0slanoet. uno ieoe Sruppenabtbslung
marlbirte oirstt nub benz uG6Iteu
Sort; oielelben waren bon ben 9bns-
len bereits QerGumt Uoroen. Die
biueliibe Slag9e uuroe beruntsr9s-
bolt uuo Die osutIhs 6lag9e auf9s.
biBt, wOrGui bic orei &rieSs tifis sineu
Salut abfellerten.
sQes 9iu0 in Der grDBtsu Sronung
Dor iih, uno bic SauobsoOltsruue in
Der Na6barihaft. wslbe bic @or-
gan9e ioiOrt begrilisn bate. fiists lia
l5lsuniglt in Die psrGnosrte Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
s ia | n.
" 0 III, IL. Se,.

Sine amtlibs Notij msloet. oaB Der
WGrquis oi &uoini. pG ibm Die gil-
oun9 eines Ntinilisriums bisbsr ni1t
9elunaeu. beute Ibeuo nm IL llbr Dem
SOnis Sumbert isine Nufwartung ss-
maht babe. um ibn bon Der Sage Dec
SiHss in &suntniB 81 ieBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21

Nlp6OnIe 9auoet lit beue glbeno
nm s llbr, 0l5 er nit ieiuer Gamilie
beim Gnen iGB. pl0Blib in 6plse zines
Shlaganfalls 9sltOrbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-21
6 d 10
Germ 49, Gss.

gern, Is. Deg.
Ser Sunoesratb bat eugene 8uiip
snm Prdlioenteu Der Sbpsi, uno W.
Ntilllsr sum &ics= =Yrdliosnteu ssluGblt.
Seioe seboren Der raoIialsu Yartsi on.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
Berlin.

Rev. j. j. Goodacre, who has been enjoy
ing well merited vacation with friends in
Connecticut, is expected to return this
week. - After a lingering illness with
consumption Mrs. Arther Buck died last
8 nday morning. The funeral will be at
late home this afternoon. - Myron Ben
jamin OF Maiden, Mass, accompanied by
his bride, visited last week his father, Ira
Benjamin. - j. f. Winslow IL making
extensive repairs on his house. - The
Ladies' Aid Society met last Thursday at
the church.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
Bankrupt = took

As assignee, offer for sale full line Of a
custom tailor's suitings, overcoat and trous-
ers, fall and winter CLOTHS, both foreign and
ure, of the best goods and workmanship,
which will be sold at half of their regular
prics. Also sewing silk, twist, braid, cot
ton and linen thread, Singer sewing ma
chine, electric goose, common do, etc.,
ONCE by order of court regardless of cost
to close bankrupt estate.
A. q. CUMMINS Assignaa
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27

agree to refund tbe money on n fiftv cent bottle
of Greenes Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure
your cold or cough, | also warrant twenty
five cent bottle to prove satisfactory or no pay
Lester III. Greene, % State street.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
THE
RICHARDSON
CARPET DEPARTMENT
Burlington, vt.
SELLING CARPETS AT OLD PRICES
Burlington, vt.

Is easy, as we bought our Fall Stock
previous to the advance in prices,
which means a saving of
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
% PER CENT.

Over Two Hundred styles of Carpets
at your command, including Wiltons,
Administers, Moquettes, Velvets, Body
Brussels, Tapestry, Brussels and In
grains. We have exclusively for this
section many of the best patterns Of
the BEST Carpet makers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20
FINANCE COMMERCE
rHs CLOSING Quotations or
MONEI.
onerinrs and sales AT the Richmond 10
h.cco r,cbapgc-InternaiR Revenue
Conec,ions-Toreign Advances

xr,v YORK. Feb i0.-The stock mar.
kct was dulcr IMAM ~ 80 ,eoch.
Transactions hciug lup'i gro" ',. - tbie
ing thc smallest totai lVi @"s .,,tr,lv
week Tho business was "i'IV'. a,r,is
- .irral account. In the carry
traaIua fhe tendency OF pii''e W. NV" NV"
va-d OWING tO thc fcctipt on io"'I ~
tatlons from London. We MI, 80 sro,,
&C. Tha foreigners were sellers or
international stocks I'm TINS market ana
fbfs encouraged the bear raids. me con-
tlr,.ct heayIucss of the coal stocks also
csorrIscd an adverse influence with tie
Grancers. and were lower for time on
,.nfonnded rum0rs that the burlington
and Quincy dividend would be reduced
The greater decline was in New jersey
central. which yielded points 10 aJts.
The other losses were Is TO Is per cent.
When 30 became known that the dircc-
tors OF the Burlington had decided on
the usual quarterly dividend Of J per
cent. a decided change in the temper OF
speculation took place. The buying was
confined chiefly 10 the shorts. but never
thclcis prices recovered "a 60 ia per cent.
OIL along the Anc Leather preferred.
Jersey Central. and IaCkawanna lea the
upward lOvcmcnt Lake Shore was oK-
ccptionally hu0yant, rising 3'., which -
inc highest price over reached. Ihe az
vance brought out comparatively hlte
stock. As the day drew 10 close ihe
bears showed more confidence, and they
succeeded in bringing about general
reaction cf "a TO per cent, Jersey Cen
fral. Manhattan and Leather preferred
being uotccaby heavy. The general
market closed barely steady in tone. Net
changes show gains Of itlf's per cent,
Huntington and quincy leading. Lake
Shore jumped 2f-. while Jersey Central
lost 1ss Tho bond market was irregular.
Sales footed zap S1.71fO0O.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
oaIl easy 90 lhnl4 per cent. last loan
% IT, per cent, and closing offered nj
~ per cent. prime mercantile paper.
B per cent Bar silver. Cos Sterling
Exchange firm with actual business in
'anktrs nills at is30is5lt for sixty days
and fS704S7it for demand; posted rates.
l~''1H4s>. commercial bills. 4s3H09,slL.
government bonds steady. State bonds
lulet Railroad bonds easier. Silver
AZ the board was quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20

the interest OF the business TO be trans
acted there as well "a for the sake OF
humanity, more ample quarters be Sc
cured. since then the postoiiice authori-
ties In Washington have had the matter
under careful consideration. ana they
have evidently become convinced that the
request for more room was a justihable
one.
A lease for FIVE years. beginning with
June l. 1897. has just been signed by the
proper authorities In Washington. under
which the flats at No. 22i 10 ~ west
Broad street. just one door from the
southeast corner Of Madison and Broad
streets will from that date be used as
quarters OK station 4. The property,
which Is owned by Mr.. william II. Ilm-
merman. Alderman OF Monroe Ward. con-
sists at present OF four fats but the
necessary alterations Will az once be
made In order 10 suit the convenience OF
the postal authorities.
The four buildings. which have 'front.'
ago Of a. feet. and depth Of e feet. viii
be thrown into ono. and In that manner
a room a. by 20 feet will be erected, which
will be amply large for the transaction
Of the business.
Postmaster Cullngworth is well pleased
with the action OF the postal authorities
I'm Washington. which win remedy an evil
that has been felt ever since the estao-
llshment Of the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20

MT Herbert's Tribute 10 Dixon and CuI-
ton VINO sank the Housatonic

MT Herbert's Tribute 10 Dixon and Gail
ton VINO sank tie Honsatonic.
Iu his address at tile Charleston lan-
quot On Thursday evening last Secretary
Herbert said
"I have 30 time o. parucularize. but
there was one exploit here that deserves
10 take its place among tho classics.
Victor Hugo aXtols ass beyond comparison
the contcmDtuOus answer given by the
French officer TO the English General Pic
ton when he rode up and asked the sur
render of q hollow square Of the Old
Guard that was melting away under a.
deadly Ere from an sides. And writer's
never tire of telling us a. the discipline
and devotion ,f the Roman soldier a.
illustrated ly the remains of q centurion
dus ont from tho ruins Of Herculaneum.
where. standing crcrt at his post. he had
been overwhelmed ly the lava. bYt be-
yond and lb0ve these seem 90 No TO
stand fhe hero m OF Lieutenant Dixon
ana Captain Carlton ana the five men,
who, with % lltle torpedo beat sank the
Housatonir in these waters Five times
this boat had sunk before she could be
brought 10 bear upon am enemy Each
time an der crew. except one 40 one time
and three at ano.hor. had persisted be-
meath the water. but there were al
ways volunteers 90 man the little craft.
Tho sixth Grew was successful They
sank the Housatoni, but for the sixth
time the torpedo boat went down with
her crew. When. after the war. the
wrecks were he ~ removed the little
boat was discovered ON tho bottom about
a hundred yards from tho Housa.onic.
Every man was 40 his post II there be
anything To- surpass this I know not
whore TO find DO in tho literature Of past
aces but ST. has its parallel in the sink
ine of the Confederate ship Albcmarle by
Captain Gushing IN the waters Of North
Carolina, in lSjt ana his miraculous es-
cape"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20
Recent, of the Water Department.

The statement has frequently been made
Of late that tho city gas works are the
best paying department OF the city gov
eminent. This statement. however, Is
somewhat erroneous. The report of the
last fiscal year shows that the receipts
OF the water department gave net pro-
nt 20 the city Of over Sl23000. which would
Doe equal 10 more then six per cent. inter-
est on "a capital OF two million dollars.
which is said TO be tho value of the pro-
pcrty owned by that department.
The Improvements made last summer
20 the wing wall just below BOshers dam
under the supervision of Superintendent
Boiling. have proven 10 be a decided sue
coss Next summer during the low water
mark some important improvements Will
he made 10 the dam Itself which in sew
cral places has become defective
IN former years II has cost the city
from Ns0) TO 5000 annually 10 stop leak
ages IN The canal. which carries the neces-
-ary water supply TO the new pump-house.
Since Mr. Charles Boiling has been the
superintendent OF that department. how
ever. this cost has been reduced TO a
minimum. 4 man is now being employed
at am expense OF Sl20 "a year 10 watch the
canal. and the repairs which arc made at
once. when needed. hardly exceed the sum
OF 800 annually.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20

AT meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Prison Association Of Virginia on
February l0th. T.. ~. Smith. Minister TO
Haiti. read an address on the subject Of
establishing I'm this State q reformat0ry
for youthful colorcd criminals. under tho
charter OF the Prison Association At
its conclusion Minister smith Was zee
Que-tsd 10 furnish to- each OF the members
OF the Board copy OF the address and
WAS promised d reply as soon as the mat
ter had been fully considered.
resolution was passed in-tructing the
secretary 20 send to the widow OF Edward
Tnsiey the guard slain hv Foushee.
check for So with letter expressing the
sympathy of iIc Board.
A report from the superintendent. ask
ing the establishment or q telephone line
20 the school az Laurel was favOrahly
received and it viii probably be I'm oper-
alton ln short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20

ln the Circuit Cour. yesterday an order
was entered awarding writ Of habcas
corpus on petition OF John D. Stirling. d.
rec.ing ". G.. Sampson 70 produce the
body 81 John D. Stirling this morning at
10 clock
judgment was rendered IN the suit Of
@. II. Pase against K. D. Chesterman FOR
t-210
I'm the case Of W. d. Cardwcll. receiver.
afainst a. Kelly. the pllinuC filed four
bins of exception
a notice OF motion FOR Judgment was
hlel i1 tic case Of w NJ Parish against
j. @. Smith. Tor S3l9sl
Ia the Hastings Court the trial OF Chas.
Butler for forgery, which was TO have
begun yesterday. was postponed until
March Sth. by request II the attorney for
tho accused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-20

Richmond. Va. Feb. ~. 1897.
sales Of now dark loose tobaccos on the
Richmond fNaJ breaks to-day. ShOckoe
warehouse sold 81 100 pounds. highest
price. Sff7J Creushaw's warehouse sold
81 600 pounds, highest price Sll 80 To-
tai, IS 100 pounds; highest price. S1l.75.
AZ Shockoe warehouse sales Of now
dark loose tOhaCcOe to-day. q. w Fuller
got the highest price G1l7O and A. ".
Fuller got Sll5O. both OF Louisa county.
VA, ana Mr.. J.. T. Wci-lgcr. of Pow
hatan county. Va got 50 for stemming
At Cronshaw's warehouse sales Of new
dark loose tohsccos to-day. Mr.. r.. S.
Foster. OF Louisa county Va rot the
highest price Sll50) and for the balance
OF his crop he got 50 30. S7.75 SG7l. and
Iowhntau county. Va. cot $3.50. $3.50.
$3.50. $3.50, and So for his Tugs
Total sales OF new dark loose for the
week ending to-day. shockoe warehouse
'ienshaw warehouse sold 1876 80
pounds; highest price. $3.50 Total.
322.4l0 pounds, highest price. $3.50.
Total sales Of new dark loose tohaccos
ON The Richmond breaks today 22i5.745
pounds. highest price. 500
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Smokers. II hogehcads. leaf dark. T.
hogsheads. lues dark. ] hogshead To-
tai. p hOgshe1ds.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-dlv:
Inspections-B Bright. 10 hoesheads. dark.
13 hOgsheads.
Myers. Crenshaws Davenport's. Plant
ors. ShOckOo Ancghanv. GA Dominion.
and SoahroOk's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day. Receipts. - packages: dee
liyorlcs 50 packages
United States internal revenue cci'ec-
ti0ns on tohacc0s for the city of Rich
wond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
81 5l ~. plug tohoccos. Sl,715.73. Total.
81 900 So
a very good salo Of bright loose to-
dav.
a very 1uo sale Of bright loose tohlcc0s
an the Planters warehouse to-day. Prices
remain unchanged. Receipts heavy.
end. there will De full breaks all nest
week