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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
SUSPENSION OF A VIRGINIA BANK.

SUSPENSION OF A VIRGINIA BANK
The Charlottesville (Va.) Chronicle
says there was widespread excitement
in that place on Tuesday afternoon
last, upon the announcement that the
harlottesyille National Bank, of.which
N. H. Massie is president, and w w.
Flanagan. cashier, has suspended pay
ment and closed doors, The causes
which led 70 the suspension are not
fully understood, but the runor is cur-
rent that an~aI,prehension of compiled
tons, arising from the supposed en-
bairassmeiits of individuals, caused a
run on, the institution during the
entire day Tuesday, which it was
found impossible to resist. This is
the only explanation as yet furnished
to he pnblie.
The Chronicle says the suspension
of the bafl.s must necessarily create
wide spread en,harrassmcnt in all de-
partmenls of tradssaad business and is
indeed calamity 10 the whele' con>
munity. Mfr Massie, the ,nresfdent OF
the bank visited Washington lmne
diately upon its suspension, AID 'oon
his retarlI reported that Il govern ,eht
official wosa3d IN a few, days take charge
of the bank for the investigation of
it's affa; rs. The president and cashier
have published a statement stating that
the assets of the bank are considerably
more than double the amount OF the
deposits.
In view of the suspension Of the
Charlottesville National Bank, the
president of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank of Charlottesville on
"Wednesday issued circular stating
that the bank was in a healthy con-
dition, but in order to prevent run
on it, it would not pay out currency to
depositors whom the officers reasons
ably believed to be engaged solely in
making a run.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

DEATH OF WELl.KMowN BANK
OFFICER. Henry Vi. Brent, Sr, cash
iei of the Shenandoah Valley National
Bank, at Winchester, Va, died at his
residence in that place on Friday last,
in the 10Th year Of his age Mr. Brent
became connected with the Valley
Bank in 1928, and continued with il
till 1865, most of the time being its
cashier. He afterwards organized the
Shenandoah Valley National Bank, Oh
tanning subscriptions to the smount Of
100000 to IT'S capital stock from the
business men of Baltimore, by whom
he was held in high esteem.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
PREMIUMS.

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plcation.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

at the Z AGO, Texas, fair on Satnrr
day, X. A. Ford rode sixty miles il
two hours and forty-nne minutes
15,sinr iorty-t"a common Texas horses
This is the fastest time On record for
the distaLce. He made the last mile
il two minutes seven seconds. Al
San Francisco Saturday the four mile
dash between the Eastern horses,
Grinstead and Wild Idle was won by
the latter IN 7.253
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

TIE GIENpExNING SCANDAL. At {
meeting Of the Synod of New jersey
on Thtrstiav. Rev. John S. G!endenn-
ing, pastor of Prospect avenue Church
Jersey City Heights, who was deposed
Nv the Jersey CITY presbytery for i'm,
morality, withdrew bis appeal to the
synod from the decision OF the pres
bvtery. Tile reason that he assigned
was. moi that lie feared that the issue
easis, he unfaverable to him, but as
he was aIs1nt to retire from the pas
forate If the church and Withdraw
from thu lvasbvierv and synod, it was
ROT necessary f..r hin to prosecute ths
appeal. Is.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

SYNOD OF THE REF oRMED CnuRcH IN
THE UNITED STATES. This body met
in annual session at Winchester, Va,
on Wednesday evening, Rev. S. N.
Calendar, the retiring president, preach
ing the opening sermon. Rev. P. S.
Davis, of Chambersburgr Pa, was
elected president Rev. J. w. Santee,
d. d. corresponding secretary; Rev.
w. M. Deatr,ck, of MercersbuIe, Pa,
stated clerk, and Louis Maxwell,
treasurer
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

A dispatch from Paris, Ky, says
Hon. K. T. Davis, eldest son of III"
late Senator Garrett Davis, was found
dead in his bed yesterday morning.
lis death is supposed to have been
caused by ali overdose of chloral,
which he bad been III the habit of u.s.
lag as an anotlyue for pain. Mr.
Davis was pres lent of the Northern
Bank of Kentucky.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

AN Extensive CoNrRACr.-T h e
Shepherdstown CIV. Va.) Register
says Jefferson county firm has con-
tracted with the authorities of Wash
ington city to furnish them with a
large quantity Of limestone to be used
in making concrete pavements in that
city The Washington authorities are
to pay $3.50 per perch for the stone
delivered 49, 5
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

The only campaign which has any
life in it is that in Mississippi. The
interest there seems to he all oil one
side The democrats arc holding i'm
nense mass meetings throughout the
State, 4 notable feature of these gath
erings is the attendance CT large mum
bers Of negroes. The signs Of a de-
feat Of The Ames republican party.
multiply daily.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
TAXES! rCAXESif

Save five per cent by paying your tixes
before the l>t December.
will attend ut the following times ard
places. for the purpose of Receiving the
State and County taxes forthe year 1875.
New Market-0et. Tuesday, II, Wetlmes-,
day 18Th.
: overwhelmingly l{tft- Wonders
Store Friday 18th.
Mt. Clilton-Saturday 16ti5' Orkney
Monday 18th.
Cabin liil-Tuesday 10Th.
Mt. jackson Wednesday Goth, Thurs
day Dist.
Edinburg-Fritlay 22d, Saturday 23rd:
Liberty Fnrnare-Mon outlay 25th, Column
bia-l tuesday, 10Th.
LantZ Mil-W ednesday 9th, PEERS
Tan Yard Cedar Crcek)-Thursday 18th,
Sanm>vilIe-Fritlay 10Th.
Toms Brook-Sattrday 3Oth. Wood;
stock-Novelnber. Monday lst Tuesday
81. Lirhliter's Store at Clem's Mill,
Wednesday Bird
Mnnchs Store-Thursday 4th Harman's
Mill-Fri'lay 5th.
Observation-Disclosures Sth Court tlayl.
Mt. Olive-TueSday 9th.
Iehanon-We Wednesday 10th. Thursday 11th
Strasburg. Friday 18th Saturday l3th
viii be in the Trelsurer's Office at
Woodstock after the 18th November. ANY
person falling to pay any State taxes or.
County levies TO the treasurer by the fllt&
of December shall incura penalty thereon
OF five per ccnttln, which shall be atElItl=
to the amount of the taxes ana levies due
from such Taxpayer, which when col
ecied by the treasurer, shall be accounted
iol in bis settlements
Persons htying claims against the
county are reqnil ed to get waiIcnt from
the county clerk before they cain, be re-
ceived by the treasurer.
GEO. W. KOOTZ, Treas.
Sep. Is. Shenandoah County
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

A party of ladies and children from
Reading, Pa, We're out in an open wa
gon, yesterday. gathering autumn
leaves about two miles from that city,
when the horse ram away and ten OF
them were injured, several of them
seriously.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

A dispatch from Owenboro, KY,
says Prot. Atkinson, aronaut,s was
seriously injured at that place. Hit
balloon, when several hundred fees
high, caught fire, and he was pre-
cipi.ated to the earth and badly hurt
His recovery is doubtful. .t.s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

It appears that DR.. Sherman and
Samuel Parker, who very suddenly fell
dead on the street in Bcvier, Mo-, on
Friday, died from drinking a mixture
OF rrnssic acid aud whisky by mistake,
they thinking it TO be plain whisky.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

LONDON, October 20.-The Jewish
Word says 200 dwellings, a synagogue
and five schools in the town of Widsy,
Russian Poland, have been burned.
Some persons persisted and 5000 are
homeless.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

HAvRR, Oct. GA telegram re-
ceived here from Valparaiso announces
that terrible fire has taken place at
Iquique, Peru. Three quarters of the
town are said to have been destroyed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

The Milford, Pa, dispatch says tina,
disease similar to the ep.zootic is kill
ing off cattle i'll several counties bors
dering on the Pennsylvania side of the
Delaware river.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

C1NcINNArI, October PA special
dispatch says: The town of Vermillion,
near Sandusky. was almost wholly de :
stroyed by fire this morning. Eleven
business blocks in the heart of the
town are in ashes. Loss estimated at
$4,000; insurance light. Three men
have been arrested charged with set
ting the place on fire.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

The Conawago paper. mill, near
Gettysburg, Pa, was burned by in
cendiarisin on Saturday night. Loss
$35, 900 insurance $4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Capt.
johnson, of the steamship Royal
Standard, from Liverpool, reports that
on 3Oth September, latitude 36.40 north
longitude 81 west, fell in with the
burning wreck of the iron ship Aurora.
He boarded the wreck and found it
had been abandoned. The lower hold
was perfect mass of fire, everything
that could burn having been consum~
ed. Finding 1t impossible to save the
wreck, and dangerous to allow it to
float around, Capt. johnson scuttled
it and proceeded on his way here
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

The residence of K. J. McCunes
near Shippensburg, Pa, was burned
Tuesday night. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $500 Also at Peoria, ILL.,.
the brewery of John Wickmann Loss,
$50, 900 insurance, $4,000. At River
falls, Wis, the Metropolitan Hotel,
Hamm's furniture warehouse, Davis s
drug store end other buildings. Loss,
$4,000. AT Atlantic City, n. j.,
Disston's steam saw mill, with heavy
stock OF lumber, and adjoining build
ings. Loss, $4,000.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

/ LONDON, Oct6hcr-22,7 5 A. M-The
| Morning Echo Otto day has additional
and interesting. details OF the late floods
in.'sShvfislds s The. damage was very
seriens,. The valley>of the river Don
firms a like. ThIlt, a!riile, wide and fully
titteen.miles Ions Macy scollieries and
iron works. have been Z flooded BY
reason of theirs consequent. stoppage
thousands of Operatives ~have- been
thrown ont of~emplnyment.. Accounts
from the valleys of tire Wye, Severn
and Avon state that those lisers have
also risen to an unnSdal,height;- Whereby
great damage has been entailed.
!, LONDON, October %, 6 a.. M-Later
! reports annonhqe that the floods were
particularly disastrous at Darlington,
in Durham, where the gas works were
flooded, and the town consequently left
in total darkness AT Rotterdam, in
Yorkshire, 1000 people are thrown out
of employment because. of the flooding
OF the factories.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BREsT.
PARIS. October PA fire occurred
IN the arsenal at Brest, Which caused
damage to the extent of 100000.
The Boston Tea Party was success
fully rlvaled in that city about half
past one o'clock Thursday morning sy
party of three masked men. 1t is
true they were not after tea chests, and
it is not supposed that they were i'm
PEELED to the exploit by British taxes.
They were simply an honest band of
thieves, who emerged about the. above
mentioned hour from the silent sanct.
uaries of South Boston, and with masks
on ther faces and pistols in their hands
boarded the schooner Samuel Knight,
captured the sleeping captain and crew,
stripped the cabin, stole all the captain 5
money and departed, leaving their
victims dumb under the injunction of
"silence or death. The latter subse>
quently spoke to the police, but they
spoke too late.
LONDON, October 2l.-Lake reports
received state that extensive floods
have occurred throughout Lancashire,
Warwick and elsewhere in Eng
land. The Midland railway, between
Sheffield and Doncas'er, is submerged
i'll some places to the extent of five
feet. Traffic is consequently seriously
interrupted, and for many miles abso-
lutely stopped.
Many low~lying houses in Briming>
ham have been inundated, the water in
some eases being Sc, eral feet above the
first door, The water stands seven
feet deep on the tracks at the Wallsall
railway station.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-15

aquel dia memorable, la historical sals
en- que aquel'a fne declarada.
Dicho pabellon estara coronado
por ell colosal cimborrio de que tanto
Sc ia hablado, encima del cual Sc le-
vantara todavfa la estatua de la AmG-
rlca. La coiocacion de objetos estara
dlspuesta de una manera analoga a la
de Paris y permitiendo al yisitante
examinarlos colectivamente por ma
clones. Para 10 primero lie bastara
recorrer las galerias paralelas a la
fachada, y para 10 segundo las per-
pendiculares 4 la misma. Los norte-
americanos han tenido sin duda pre-
sente que ell malogro de la Exposi-
cion de Viena fue debido en- parte q
haber prescindiGo de realizar esta ella
ra y comoda distribution de objetos.
Para completar estos detalles que
hemos podido anticipar sobre la Ex-
poslcion de Filadelfa, solo resta ana
dir que la Exposition Sc abrira ell 10
de mayo, para cerrarse ell 10 de
noviembre, y que el plazo para la
admission de los artfculos que deseen
exponerse empieza ell 5 de enero pro-
ximo y termina ell 19 de abril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-15

causaron Ia muerte de Ia viuda. La Ja-
viera fue ent6nces por 6rden del Urs6a
por la mano del almirez, y este golpe6
con ella Ia refora, hasta que muri6, y
oprimiendola despues Ell vientre y el pc
cho para cercierarse de que ell homicide
estaba consumado.
Eutences subi6 la portera Maria, que
fae la que propuso y prepare el crfmen,
empezaron los tres procesados & robar
ell POGO dinero que quedaba en- Ia casa de
la victima. La imposition de sus shorros
en- la Gaia la sabia II portera. que gozabs
de toda la eonfanza de aquella sonora, y
las dos criminales no lograron apoderarse
mas que de 20 pesos pr6ximamsnts.
Conocida es la averiguacion del hecho
por la vista providencial que hizo & Ia
casa la hermana poIitica de la sonora dc
Irujo. Entonces, y mientras avisaba esta
sonora q los criados del piso principal, las
procesadas Sc ocultaron en- una chimenea
del otro piso segundo, del que estaban
ausentes sus inquilinos porque pasaban Ell
dia en- Ell campo, y ell Urs1a Sc ocult6 su-
biendo las escaleras hasta Ell 6ltimo tramo.
Embellishments los vecinos penetraron Z
en- casa de la sonora de Irujo, donde, &
pesar de haber layado la sangre del pasi-
Ito la Javiera y la Maria, Sc notaba gran
mancha de sangre.
eEntonces ell Urs1a con una serenidad
pasmosa, baj6 la escalera fumando y se
fug6, merced la confusion ser des-
conocido por las personas presentes antes
de que Sc constituyera ell iuzgado en- el
lugar del crfmen, y que 10 hizo inmedia-
tamente que lego la noticia 4 su conoci.
miento.
En- la mano del almirez Sc notaron al
gunas manchas de sangre; la navajo esta-
ba lavada, y, empezado que fue ell reco-
Sc halo ell eadaver, y en-
seguida paso Ell juzgado al otro cuarto,
donde encontr6 en- ell armario donde SO
encierra el combustible de la chimenea
las dos procesadas, que exclamaron un
tempo:
-iSomos perdidas!
Conducidas la prision en- ell eoche de
Ia cArcel y separadas las delincuentes, Ia
primera declaration que arroj6 gran luz
'obre ell suceso fae de la portera.
Las dos estan couvictas, confesas y
acOrdes en- sus declaraciones Ell POGO
linero que robaron 10 llevaban en- ell pelo.
La causa Sc tramita con grande activi-
lad y cello por parte de las autoridades
lue en ella interviewer, y despachads que
lea por 81 fiscal y defensoc, sc vera antes
le las vacaciones."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-15
Ell ASESINATO
DE LA GALE DE La LUNA.

Bajo este mismo epfgrafs, publican los
diarios de Madrid la relacion de un no.
rrible crfmen:
Ha sido entregada al fiscal Ia causa
instruida contra Maria Garcia, Javiera
Fernandez y Angel Urs1a, por homicidio
y robo, cometido en- Ia calle de la Luna y
en- Ia persona de la sonora de Iruio, viu-
da del general Pierrad. La sentencia die
tada por el juzgado, ha condenado 4 muer-
te las dos procesadas, portera la prime
ra de la casa d. la victima, y castanera
de ofcio la segunda, sobreseyendo man.
dando archivar ell proceso en- 10 que SO
re6ere oil Angel Ursda, por ignorarse su
paradero, y contra ell cual resultan indi-
clos Ell prooeso, de haber sido ell autor
material del homicidio, y declsrando libre
de responsabilidad al portero, por no re-
sultar cargos contra 81.
Como la causa ha terminado el secre-
to no pasa del sumario, vamos q referir
algunos detalles del delito, verdaderamen-
te horrorosos.
El homicide Sc convino por ell Ursda y
las dos mujeres, para 10 cual, Sc pusieron
de acuerdo, reuniendose un dia que los
vecinos estaban ausentes en- ell cuarto Sc
gundo de la casa, contiguo al que habita-
ba la sehora de Pierrad.
Parece que ell proyecto era cloroformi
zar q aquella sonora y pegar f,iego des-
pues q las ropas de la CANA para as6 xiar-
la y consumar ell roho, desapareciendo asi
ell rastro y las pruebas del crimen,
AL retirarse la noche fatal la victima
de tamaho atentado, y despues de haber
depositado en- la Gaia de ahorros casi to-
do Ell dinero que la senera de Picrrad te
MIA en- su poder, fue asida de los cabellos
por ell Urs6a en- ell pasiIlo de su habita-
cion, y arrojada al suelo violentamente.
Urs1a le aplic6 el cloroformo nprim en-
dola ell cnello con amhas manos; pero fal
tandole fusrzas para matarla asi, pidi6 ur
cuohillo 4 10 Jsviera, que fue por 81 & Ii
cocira de la casa; ell cuchil!o no tents
puuta, los goIpes que le asest6 en- q
cuello 81 criminal, 40 eran bastantes par.
guitar Ia vida Ia infelis sonora. Urs6.
pidi6 otra navaja, 10 Jsviera le di6 |,
que ssnis psra ccrtar caasaaas, con /
eual . iahTlA nueye heyldss, aug tar,pee
L vss~~~s~ qne=szsse ssa4ssSgs-f a. S1-B
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-15
POr el grupo hidrogr6fco, el segundo

Por el grupo hidrografco, el segundO
lugar.
Por el grupo hist6rico, ell sesto lugar.
Por los demas grupos, que son 81 ffsico,
Ell ecan6mice, el didaetico, J ell de viajes,
no h. obtenido recompensa. Hay que ad-
vertir- sin embargo, que solo nos refer i
mos los premios Do primer 6rden, que
cousistcn en- cartas de distinction.
-Segun noticias que autorizadamente
publica un peri6dico, fnncionan contra la
ciudadela de la SEQ II pleas de Is,
6 Krupp y 10 PIasencia. Los fuertes
cuentan 81 canones lisos, dos Krupp y
1000 defensores. Sc construyen nuevas
baterlas para abrir brecha. Par6cenos que
entire las piezas de batir no Sc cuentan
los dos Dorteros cogidos los carlistas en-
Puigcerda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-15

4
| yes preventivas, que hagan imposibl,
todo atentaco contra las personas J
contra ell 6rden pdblico, que impi
dan esas manifestaciones tumultuosas
que NADIA provechoso conducen; que
obhguen q cada uno buscarse e
sustento honradamente; que eviter
la vagancia; y que acaben con e
charlatanismo y la farsa de los que Sc
han propuesto de este modo solivian
tar q los hombres tranquilos y labo-
riosos.
Terminaremos estas kneas con una
breve resena de la vida del Sr. Gar
cfa Moreno. Naci6 en- Guayaquil en-
MARIO de 1921. Desde sus primeros
amos dio pruebas de gran inteligencia
y de fortaleza de amino, 10 cual lie hi
20 arrostrar grandes pelgros, tanto
durante su carrera escolar, como en-
su vida polftica, hasta ell punto de ser
considerable como ell hombre mas va
liente de la America del Sur. Ell
sabio Humboldt en- sus " Cosmos !"
hizo meritos de Ell con motive de ha-
Der acompaf1ado al ingeniero frances
Sebastian Wise en- la arriesgada ex-
ploracion, Ilevada cabo en- 15 de
enero de 1916, al crater del vol
can Pichincha. En- este mismo afio
entr6 en- la carrera polftica, dis
tinguiendose por la fuerte oposicion
que hizo al gobierno del presidente
Flores, q quien, con Fundamental, Sc
considerable extranjero por haber ma
cido en- Venezuela. Tambien hizo
la oposicion al gobierno siguiente,
por 10 cual fue dos veces desterrado.
Por este tempo dio gratis un curse
de Qufmica en- la universidad de
Quito, y proporciono para clio, q su
costo, un gabinete de dicho ciencia.
En- 1859, hallandose fuera del pats,
estalI6 una revolucion y fue proclama-
do jefe supreme de la repdblica, en-
union de Carrion y Chiriboza pero
ell moyimiento fracas6 y tuyo que re-
fugiarse en- ell PERT. POGO despues,
y con ell auxilio del general Flores,
Ell partido conservador triunfo, con-
vocada por ell general una convention
en- 1861, fue iuvestido Garcia More
no del supreme gobierno por cuatro
amos. En- 1866 march6 q Chile de
ministro plenipoten ciario, escapando |
su paso por Lima,
a una tentativa de asesinato. En- So, |
un pronunc; amiento paci6co volvi6 q |
entregarle por 6 amos la presidencia
de la rephblica, y en- 10 de agosto I'll
timo dio principle a su tercer termi
no presidential, que solo ha darado
algunos dias.
Durante la epoca de su mando Sc
notablemente por elimpul-
SO que dio a las obras pdblicas, q los
caminos, las Was feereas, y, sobre to-
10, a la educacion popular. Era sin
gular en- la energfa que desplegaba con
ira todo fraude pdbIico 6 corruption en- |
los empleados del Estado. y sus enc
migos solo dicen de 81, creyendo sin
duda desconceptaarlo, pero que, segun
nuestro parecer, es su mejor recomen !
dacion, que era un hombre semeiante
, gran rey Felipe II.
(Et Cronista.I