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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-22
SALT FOR SALE.

I HAVE received few hundred bags
L of Salt, of the very best quality.
each bag weighing 1870 pounds, | will
sell at very lowest price at 81 each /,
special reduction by the ton. Orders
from other Islands will be promptly
attended to with satisfaction gunran.
teed, Address all orders to
CuAs, |. HIRAM.
5l9 PIN Haimoipo, Honolulu. Oahu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-22

illustrative pamphlets call person usde
ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
WYTHEVlLLE.
Preparing For summer Ni,itors-propcrty
sale, of Nariou, Kinds.

WlTnENILLE, VA. May S. Special. -
The hotel Ion. known as the "Crockett
House" on Main street hut recently owned
b, General jaime, \. Walker. and occupied
hv him a- "a dwelling hOu-e. has been pur-
chased by Mir. y. J.. Chapman of salem. for
Sl5.Uou. The house Will he put in thorough
repair. handsomely furnished and rum
hy the son of Mr.. Chapman, who is said
to hc one of The most successful and popular
hotel men in The state. Nearly all a. the
rooms iu the boarding --hou-e~ and hotels n
Nythcyille have already been engaged by
summer visitors. and the indications are
that our town will he ONnr-rm with board
cr- the coming season.
The jackson Park Hotel Company have
engaged architects. Who are % hurry wih
their plans and specifications iu order thar
The huildin. may at once De put to contract.
The Boyd Land and Improvement Com
pany also contemplate thc building OF 20
handsome hotel on college Hin ai ana early
day.
Two lots ON Fourth avenue were sold last
week for seventeen hundred and fifty dol
lars. and a few days later were resoid 10y
the purchaser for two thousand i've hum
drcd dollars.
The savers Farm, near hent's Mill. which
was bought for forty thousand dollars two
or three weeks ago. has been sold again for
eighty thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

GLA~GO, VA. May S. Special. 4
beautiful body of land, ON the east of Glas-
gOW, belonging to the Mathew, estate was
sold to-day for eighty thousand dollars To- a
Norfolk syndicate. Of which Barton Myers
and j. ". Gerow are at the head. This pro-
pcrty Will Doe developed at once in c0nnec-
zion with Glasgow prOpertie-.
Williams. "a noted scotch geolOgst and
mine engineer, is here % locate the iron
veins for immed ediate development.
Telephone communication has been cs-
tahlished with Lexington and Buena Vista.
The company is sending % lot owners
deeds 10 their property.
An estimate made today Of the pOyula-
ton here shows five hundred. Two months
ago there were less than tfly persons here.
An accident at JOrdan's Point. two miles
east Of Lexington, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, 10 the early morning express.
resulted in the wrecking Of TWO coaches. the
blocking Of the line All day. bat no casual
ties were reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

and 90 grant transfers % those who have re-
moved from one ward 10 another since th'
last registration.
The committee from the Peterburg Musi
cal Association appointed 10 invite Cover
nor Mckinney 20 the music festival viii
leave for Richmond in few days 10 dis
charge that pleasant duty. The committee
consist of Messrs. b. Il. Vaughan. \. T.
Patterson William Il. Nichols and ". T..
McRae.
W0rkmcn commenced today clearing
away the debris from the two lots in the
burnt district on sycamore street, on which
Nr. Augustus Wright il 10 have his two
NOW brick stores erected. the Petersburg
a Norfolk steamboat Company commenced
to-day getting ready 10 remove from their
present quarter. ON the wharf. 60 the wharf
'of Nc-~rs. Geo. \. scott ~ SON. whose large
brick warehouse they viii also occupy.
The Circuit Court Of Prince George
county. Judge y. A.IIancock presiding. has
been engaged since Yesterday in the trial
OF Lot Jones and Gillian Fisher, colorcd.
charged with larceny from the person 10y
violence.
Workmen are engaged making repair. TO
the AlhomaTlc Hotel.
Tine Prince George Cayalary had n drill
at thc court house today. which was largely
attended.
Wr. Arthur Page. one OF the oldest typ@-
settlers i'm the city. Whilst at work to-day, in
the composing room of the Franklin Press
on South street. was stricken with pai1ly-
sis of lcft side. Ills condition is considered
very critical.
The case of David Bailey against the Life
lu,uranco Company Of irginia, which has
been ON trial I'm the Hastings Court Of this
city. fer the past four days, was concluded
tiis afternoon. The jury gave "a verdict for
the plaiuiih for $1,000. The fun amount
sued for with interest from the Isl Of sep
tcmher lS~9. Counsel for the insurance
company gave notice 20 the court that at
some laierday of the term he would argue
motion to set aside the verdict and grant
rchCaring OF the case.
ihe Democratic City Central Committee
hoid "a meeting tonight. and decided 90
hold "a primary election i'm Fifth ward ON
Monday next, from noon until s O'Clock J..
NJ. 90 elect candidates for tine Council from
that ward. 90 Doe voted for at the municipal
.I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
Cable sOte-.

LONDON, May :. Mr. William O'Brien
has been refused new trial in his libel suit
against Lord Salisbury, the Prime Minister.
On the first trial verdict was returned for
Lord salisbury.
LONDON. May s.-For the first time in the
history OF London the Lord Mayor will
make an official trip across the border into
Scotland on Thursday, June ~.
BERLIN, May Accompanying the
Army bill is the significant explanation
that the armaments OF France and Russia
have become so formidable as Ia have
placed Germany in II comparatively infe-
rior position.
ST. PETERSBURG. May s.-Four Finnish
delegates have arrived here for the purpose
of stating grievances Of their country 10 the
car. The Car positively refuses 10 see
them. hut the Empress received them 5ra-
ciously and promised that their complaints
should receive consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
GOSHEN.
Large Land Purchase Industries to be
Established.

goshen VA. May s. special The
Goshen Land and improvement Company
have started 90 work here in earnest. Colo
ncf z. n. Chow. OF Charlcstown. ~. Va.
president; i. Fred. Iniu1cr. ~taunton. Va.
c-prc~idout; &. =. Ehman. ~taunt0n Va.
general manager: q. T.. Cooke. ~taunt0n,
a.. secretary and treasurer. The above
and Governor 4. B. Fleming. West Nirgiu-
i1. Hon. Holmes Conrad. Winchester. Va:
NJ. J.. Ingalls,. Cincinnati. n. lh0ma@-0u.
Chicago; General &. II. -myth New York.
and !. Osborn. Pitt~burg, Pa. are the board
of directors. These gentlemen arrived horo
ou thc early train This morning and have
bought nuety-iiyc thousand dollar, worth
oi property.
Rolling mills furnaces. and other c,tah-
ishmenf~ viii Dee started here an once.
Most of The property bought was paid for
to-day. The company ha- started ion with
"a capital of >1NI.no. and viii in 20 short
time commence grand hotel TO cost S15.-
Olu.
His Thought that tl ISL. gentlemen are inn
icrD~ted BOO fhc Virginia and pu~burg
Railroad. which VIII. cross Tine Chesapeake
and Ohio 100 tnis point several Of our
farmers are walking about haro @hi- cson-
iuc with hNe-th0u-aud-dollHr checks in
their pockets and sweet smile ou their
face. This company has also bought the
Cold sulphur Springs. situated about two
miles from Goshen. Wl W.ll run DO in c0u-
ncctlou with the Goshen INN llotnl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
SENATE.

ON motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, the House bill
providing for the classification of WOrsted
clothes as wOOlen, was taken up for con-
sidcration. The bill was 50 just and proper
Mr. Morrill, SAID, that he hoped there would
be unanimous vote in its favor. II had
been recommended by Secretary FairchIld.
Mr.. Gray sal | lac failed TO see why the bill
should pass.
Mr.. Aldrich defended the bill at length.
Mr.. Vest opposed ii on the ground that
this was not the proper time or manner in
which TO change the law.
Mr.. Faulkner opposed the bill as vicious
in principle.
At the close OF the discussion a number
of amendments were voted on and rejected
and the bill finally passed as II was re-
ported; yeas-32, nays 20. (Mr. Payne, DEM
Ocrat, voted ayeD
tn, pension appropriations bill apprOpri-
ating SJI,G,n, 16l was taken up. Mr.. Cock
rel expressed the belief that the amount
would not be sufficient. Mr.. sherman and
MIR. Washburn oheretls amendments ~ in-
crease the number Of pension agents, No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
Contest of OratOry.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., May s. special. F.
4 Joint oratorical contest was had here to-
nisht between students Of Trinity College
NIethodisD and Davidson College N'rcsby-
terian) for "A SO gold medal. won by
-tonewall Jackson Durham, of Trinity Col
lege. The contestants were Messrs. Dur
ham and \. If. White. OF Trinity. and W. +.
Hollingsworth and Byron {. Clark, OF
Davidson.
meeting OF graduates Of Chapel Hill,
the state university. here tonight. a branch
or the State Alumni Association was form
ed. Col. VIM. Johnston was elected Presl-
dent. Col. J. J.. Morehead, Nice-President.
and DR.. Will Graham. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

terian Church began 10 ill with visitors. At
1880 O'Clock the council. city and county
officials formed in line and marched 10 the
First Presbyterian Church. where the re-
mains lay. The services We're yerv short
and simple. consisting Of prayers and sing
ing in accordance with the wishes of the
deceased. The hymns We're; when Oiher
Heads are Bowed with Woe" abide with
Me-" and "Jesus, Lover Of Ny SOUL" and
at the grave, Peacefully Rest" The cor
iege 10 the cemetery was in thi. order:
Iroust's band, \. and NJ. college; Sharpc's
Rifles, k. :. g.. hearse. pall-bearers (actiye
and honorary. state officials, city officials
and council. On foot were county officers.
members Of the bar. chamber of commerce.
and citizens on foot and in private carriages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
GOVERNOR FOWLE WILL BE PRES
ENT AT THE UNWILLING.
The State Guard tn Make a Fine Display
Fatally Gored by "a BuII-Another In
ham.

junction in the Railroad War at Dur
ham.
Governor FOwle decided to-day 20 accept
the invitation to attend the unyeiling of the
Lee Monument at Richmond. and invited his
personal and general staif to accompany
him. The state Guard Of North Carolina will
make very fine show on that
occasion. 1t is learned to-day from the
quarter-mastor general that all four
regiments Of the state Guard will be
represented, and there will be about twenty
two companies present. The following
companies up to date have consented 10 at
tend; Tarboro, Raleigh, Goldsboro, War
rcnton and Elizabeth City, Clinton, Wins
ton. Greensboro, Henderson, Durham,
oxford. Burlington and Reidsyile, two
companies, Statesyille. Lincolnton, Way
nesylle, Monroe, Charlotte, Ashe-
vile. Concord and Dallas. The
Fourth regimental band from Hickory will
accompany North Carolina troops. The
band will carry twenty-siX pieces. Colonel
GRAY. Of the Third regiment, will parade
with field and stan, as will also Colonel
Anthony Of the Fourth. The strength of
the North Carolina troops will approximate
$40 men.
In Durham i'm the right Of way case to-
dav. an Injunction was taken out by the
Durham and Northern road to restrain the
Richmond and Danyille from destroying
their track. Their case comes up in Chat
ham County Superior Court at the fall term,
having been postponed till that date. lbl,
will leave the matter in statu quo, and viii
end the railroad war at Durham till the ease
il heard.
senator Daniel spoke in the supreme
Csurt to-day on the Lynchburg and Durham
Railroad bond case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
A JEALOUS WOMAN.
shoots and Probably Kills Her sweet
heart in Maine.

heart IN Maine.
BOsrON, May N.-rhe lIcrald's special
says that in Winterport Me-, this after
noon, young man named Percy Rich, Of
Wintcrport. was driving in company with "A
Miss Mason. of Frankfort. 10 whom
he was engaged. On the way from
Frankfort u Wintcrport il is sup
posed quarrel occurred. The young LAD,
became enragcd. aud drawing Il revolver.
fired two or three shots al her com.
panion. one Of the shots entered hi-
mouth passing through the upper
lip and through the base of his head.
nearly entering the brain in lis course.
The girl then fired again at close range.
The man Is in critical condition tonight.
The girl is shocked over the deed and her
excessive jealousy. She is about twenty
years of age, and Rich Is about twenty
eight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
RSBURG.
Damage by Hail in ChesterneId-The
Musical Festival.

PETERSBURG, Va. May SIS pecial. '--
\ heavy hail storm passed over Chester
Held county last night and between this
city and swim Greek Village. II was very
severe. \ great deal OF damage was done
to growing vegetables and also 10 the fruit
trees. The heavy fall Of hail has caused a
considerable cbanse in The temperatures
Ihe registration books will be opened IN
the different wards Of the city on Tuesday
next, 70 register all new qualified voters,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

quorum voting, the senate at ) p. NJ. ad.


HOUSE.
| After the reading Of the Journal the House
went into the Committee Of the Whole. Mr..
/ Payson, oilllinois, in the chair, on the Tariff
| bill.
Mr.. Dockery. Of Missouri, said that the
exercise Of the function Of the government
involved an expenditure Of money: that the
present syst m Of taxation did not restrict
the revenue 10 the needs Of the government
was shown by the surplus in the treasury.
In the late campaign the Republican party
had claimed that the farmers would be bene-
ttcd by protection. lot, after the Republi-
can victory. the depression in agriculture
was greater than ever.
Mr. Burrows. Of Michigan. opened his
speech with a declaration: 1T il theory
and not the condition which confronts us"
There could De- no condition Of the treasury
that legislation could not remove. The con-
dition OF the treasury to-day WAS an overflow
ing one. What was the remedy; The Repub-
loans would reduce the surplus by one
theory; the Democrats by another. In the
campaign of ISIS, the two theories were
presented 10 the American people. and after
full debate on platform and IN the press.
verdict was rendered IN favor Of the Repub-
lican theory Of taxation.
Mr. Mcmillan. OF Tennessee. said that the
gentleman from Michigan (Mr BurrowsJ
i'm declaring that it was a Theory and not
condition which cOnfr0nts us seemed any
i0us 10 put himself in aniagonism with one
Of tine greatest men i'm the country. ln the
state of Michigan there were forty-seyen
thousand mortgagcd farms: while there
were only forty-thrce thousand which
were not mortgagod. Was that
condition or q theory that con-
fronted the gentleman at home: Ap-
plause. There was a general change in
the bill from al yal0rom 10 specific duties.
Mr.. Bayne. Of Pennsyl ylfania. inquired II the
Democratic Secretaries, Manning and Fair
child. had not recommended Il change from
ad yalorcm t0 specific.
Mr. Mcmillan replied that they had i'm
some instances, but the Democratic party
had declined odo IL.
Mr.. Baynr regarded tine tariff question as
settled by the last election. The i~-ue had
been clearly drawn. and the people had d.
cidod in favor of the Republican doctrine.
Mr. Flower. Of New ork. said the trainers
Of this bin had wholly Inexperienced the
situation i'm thi, country ana misunderstood
the demand that had forced them 10 offer
measure dealing with the income Of the gov
crnment. That situation was industrial
stagnatiOn and "A pleth0ric treasury. due, IN
"a lar-e measure. t0 am unjust and unequal
system OF oycr-taNIti0r. In conclusion.
be- said of the Bill. eff 10 becomes law IN
it- present shape. IL will destroy many i'm
du>tries. throw out of employment the men
engaged i'm some, ana work a reduction Of
wages I'm nearly ALL" AZ the conclusion Of
Mr. Flowers speech (Which was greeted
with applau-cj the committee r0sc, and the
House al j:iO took "a recess until O'Clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
Atihe ni.hi session Of the House the tar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

VIENNA, May s. The poorer classes of
Buda Pesth are in state ot actual starya-
ton. owing 10 the bakers strike. which has
rendered il absolutely impossible for them
20 procure bread. All the baking establish
ments are closed, and the government j. be-
mg implored 10 compel the ,ikers 10 re-
Sumo work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

BERLIN, May s.-Prince Bismarck, re-
plying % an address from the Political and
EconOn Society makes, renewed Iefercn-
c,s 10 as dismissal fom IA" ca ncellor-
ship TIE members Of the Prumian Ob'r-
bausc, will place in the Chamber q marble
bust VI Prince Bismarck,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
Sensation at the Illinoi. Penitentiary.

JOLIET, ILL. May s.A huge sensation
was unearthed in the penitentiary yester-
day. The officers became aware that con-
spiracy to escape was being Matched and
brought into the office conyicts, Bourke
(Cronin suspect, schell, who is an ex-police-
man nf & hiclgo, kgyannaugh and Meyers,
alias 5iuldOOn. Ths f0ur were stripped,
and on each was found a biz roll Of money,
aud on Bourke bottle OF whisky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
DELAWARE PROHiBlrlONIsTs.
Nominations Of the Convention Held at
" ilmingiOn.

WHHNGIoN. DEL, May N.-Thirty-ninc
delegates were present at this afternoon,
session Of the Prohibition state Convention.
40 Dover. William f. kolum, of Dover.
was nominated tor Governor; Daniel VI.
Green. local preacher. and G.. \. L. man.
Of Newport. this county, was nominated for
Congress. \ platform Of twenty section,
was adopted; "A state central commilte ap-
pointed, and 500 raised for the campaign
fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
SENATOR BECK'S FUNERAL,
Impressive But simple services In Lex
ingtoD, Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, May s.-The city Is iull
of people here to attend the last rites over
the remains of Senator James B. Beck. The
BODY is laid in state at the First Presbyte-
rian Church, and since o'clock this morn
Ing there has been steady stream OF men
and women pouring through the audience.
room to take last look at the honored
dead. The iloral decorations were elaborate
and Of the most beautiful designs. Among
the most noted pieces was the following
A Il lbe, composed OF pure white, small
flowers. across the face Of which, in blue
flower letters, were the two words "sempe'
Fidelis."
As early as II o'clock the First Presoy'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
DanViiIe Doing~

DANNIIE. Va MAY g. Special Rev.
sam Jones theme was the Christian war
fare asaln-! the devil. He pictured dram
drinking church members asNllc hypOcrte~,
who claimed t0 be training as the Lord
soldiers and were doing more fighting for
ihe devil. The preacher created somewhat
ot sensation when Doe said as between a
drunken. immoral White man, aud "a sober,
moral negro. he would vote for the negro
every time.
Auction sale, of leaf tobacco have been
adjourned until Tuesday ON account of the
nDAlin-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
GORED BY A BULL.
Probably Fatal Injury of William sellers
Near Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE. May s.. special. News
has Just reached here Of the probable fatal
eorins OF William sellers by jersey bull
While feeding the COWS sellers found
the bul loose. and in trying 10 re-
fa.ten the chain, the infIriated bull
rushed ON him. thrust his horns into hls
abdomen and threw sellers over the bulls
head. sellers was disembowelled and dan
gerously wounded. \ friend came TO the
rescue Of the wounded man. and soon DR.. j.
". Tracy rendered surgical aid. sellers
condition is critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
High Point Chamber of Commerce.

CHARLOTTE, y. C., May special. J.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at High
Point tonight. 1t was agreed 10 aid the
Roanoke and southern road financially, Ia
come to that p0iui. After the meeting a
chamber Of Commerce was organized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
a DISASTROUS SMOKE.
Chenango County Poor Hoase Burned and
Thirteen Lives Lost.

NORWICH, N.N., May N.-Deborah Dibblc
and hcrpipe caused the loss ofthirteen lives
in the Chenmeo county poor house. last
nieht at midnight. She was an inmate of
the insane ward. and after finishing her
pipe she put it i'm her pocket. Her clothes
caught fire and from them the fire
spread until the flames enNelopcd the
whole building. - fierce was the heat
and so rapidly had the fire spread
fiat the Keepers were compelled 10 retreat
10 save themselves. 4 few OF the idiots
babbling and iabbcring. ran with the keep
crs, who cried the alarm as they went.
some of the patients were so badly burned
that they icil to thc ground as soon as they
reached place of safety
There are still "a considerable number Of
violent patients i'm the woods. Most OF those
who escaped had been kept in the closest
confinement on account of the peculiar ma
ture of their maladies. and IL is not at all
safe for them 90 Dee at large. The sheriff is
securing the entire country in search of the
mgitiNes. Two Of the seven who were cap
Wrcd were found five miles away, and re-
sisted vigorously before they allowed them
selves 10 be re-taAcn. Thirteen pcri-hed IN
the flames. Loss on buildings $1,000.
LATEST FROM TIE DISASTER.
NORWICH, y. o.. May N-lhe number Of
live, lost boy the asylum fire is now definite
ly known 10 be Twelve. -Four Of the male
!unat.cs are still at large, but will probably
Doe captured before many hours. The fact
now comes TO light that Deborah Dibble.
whose name was sent ont to-day as one of
the victims of the fire last night.
was burned 10 death yesterday after
noon. Her bed was set on fire
by the pipe she was smoking and she was
dead before the fire was discovered by the
asylum attendants. This fire was eNtingl-
ishcd before 10 had gained much headway.
The remains of the victims were in the
building when last nigh, lire started. The
officers of the asylum seem to think that
the second lire was caused by spOn-
taneouS combustion The names Of the
idiots who persisted were: Sarah Mills, "a
rah G lllaeher. Almeda Austin. Sarah Bal
ley, Laura Gray, Adelia Benedict. Lucy
Warren. Deborah Dibblc, Mary o. Daniels.
The loss TO the county, on buildings and
will probably reach only $1,000;
covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
s. c. CHURCH CONVENTION.
The Race Question Again Discussed by
That Body.

CHARLESTON, :. C.. May S.-The Episco-
pal diocesan convention Of South Carolina,
to-day 10y Il two-thirds vote of both orders,
first rejected 4 motion TO insert the wold
white" in the Constitution. and then adop-
ted an amendment which practically leaves
the one negro Clergyman, now IN the con-
yention. in his seat, but precludes the adj
mission of any other negroes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09

IRONTON, ONO, May s. section hands
and gravel pit laborcrs ON the Chesapeake
and ohio railroad at Russell. Ri,ertOn, and
Ashland struck this morning ON ac-
count Of "A new order compelling eleven
hours work per day. The strike is extend
ng all along the line. Their places are to
be- filled with Italians, and the cmen threaten
trouble if this is done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
Accidental, KiIied by ms nro,,..

'','lia ROCK, Ark. MAY :. The Rev
,..... VI. "feen, enc Of the best known
,'..,.I'. 4'"..,I'. Was accidentally shot and IilIed
~ '"%} ln Saline county by his brothor
,-.' .u 'foen, while they were inspe,.tin"
r....'t, 't,''ner' which the latter had n,,s
te,n,,',, nee brother is said 10 have a.
''"l''ea suicide af,er the accident, '' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-09
London'> Trade.

LoNDON, May :. The returns issued by
the board Of trade show thar during the
month Of April the imports decreased 81
$1,000. and the exports increased S,O,0O0.
as compared with the corresponding month
OF lnsf Nnlr.