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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

The Spring Garden National Bank OF Phila-
delphia closed ITS doors at IL o'clock yesterday
morning by order of observation-disclosures
Drew.
The offerings OF silver for sale TO the Treasury
Department at Washington yesterday aggre-
gated 9O5, 900 ounces, Of which $4,000 ounces
were purchased at 9S.1Ja9S.4O.
HIP. Hammett died yesterday at Greenville,
C. lie was president Of the Piedmont and
Camperdown CottOn-Mills and one Of the most
enterprisng manufacturers In the Palmetto
State.
At the election yesterday 20 fill the Parha.
mentary vacancy In the South Dorset division OF
Suffolk, England, Bryner (COnseryatiye) de-
feated Edgcombe (Gladstonean) by 40 votes
The Liberals polled 752 more votes than they
did at the last election, while the Conservatives
polled l09 less.
Near Bangor, Ala, on the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, Thursday night, freight tram
broke In two and the rear portion ran BACK into
the one following. The engine and several cars
we're wrecked and burned, with heavy loss. An
unknown white trampwas killed and three other
tramps were badly hurt The engineer, DE- II,
Hair, who was making his nrst trip hter ms
wedding, was seriously injured.
A disastrous fire occurred In Galveston, Tex,
yesterday morning at the Gun, Colorado ana
Santa Fe railroad shops. The IRE broke out IN
the oil-room, destroying the repair-shops, four
locomotives, 1--WE cars loaded with OH, TWO Win
lumber, one baggage-car, and SIX passenger
coaches. besides all the tools belonging 70 the
Workmen. One other coach and one Pullman
were badly damaged. The surrounding build
ings we're saved with the greatest dinieulty'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

wssAfy: Net receipts, f.Asa ba1esi ~
0I3 balos; cxpeSfs-so 0reas Dd1oa4 2z
Ssise, 70 France, $50 baiee y ~ c. y. T..
aSso psiSs. ali spsnssss. 1oni fs1l11l III
rsceiptp, 7.036 DaIes; exposts--so 0r<1e
l,o35 bales; 70 tho Coutineni 1910 ~
s,crf. 443.7i5 baica CONSOLIDATED: ~ -
Al ~ bsies: 10 France, $50 bales: 70 ~ g.
sincnk 2s.97s bales Total since Sope9
LIST: Net rcceipts, 1901 ,9o7 bales; sxpss
Great Britain, 2,pess $40 peies, 70 ~
~ IL !. "a the Ciapael. 1880 bales Houtael4
nour dun and weak; common 70 AT 49,
s4a4. 60; soof 10 choice Do, eAsoaar.o 49,
unsettled, closing lcyer asd tsg{ ~ ~
storey s,ors' si.f3si.isN s1ess: opsiols doc!!ss1
IiIri sxc' 90 rn,nors Of anancial tropble N FexB
and PhlIadefphia. The ramqF Wa NOS 49,
nrmed. Tben prices advanced 5fSt,eet ~
,honeh cables were xcnsrnlly wsak. The elo,g
was steady az sSs;sc. under ysterdsy' 80 ~
rrd, May, s1.12l4: juno. SL0y: jay xl.vss
Corn scare. higher and qlies; 70. = - 80 49,.
options opened Ij4a1,4c. loser retc,ca ~
declined Haze. on longs ceiling freely - ~
cago, and eiosed weak and iisal'T: mdS 49,.
terdsy; May, 53c.; June, 1stec.; IVY, 49, ,,.ss
and duh; May, 57I4c, June, 55s<t: Ja.r 33cS
No. white, May. saaSaifc.; spec No =, ovesos.
Hops arm and quiet. tOffee-optons oYeee9
steady, o8l0 points down, ana cio1ca r<cots{ 49,.
unchanged % 5 points down: Nay. el1.tye
si7.95; June, IS July ,si7.75esf ESQ; sp9
Rio quiet and nrin; fair cnreoes, yDc- euf -
Raw. duh and steady. refiaed quiet; staadet1
A, b-it;c.; graduated, iaSc.; cuocs. 80 10
issses--Fogeign dnll: l3l<c. Tor io-,est; New ~
leans quiet Rice firm and quiet. fetrvlrum
steady and quiet. refined New YORK. tss<y:
Co.ton-seod OIL strong and quiet; crude o.
grade, s5ssoc. Rosin steady and quiet s,rnsnei,
common 20 good, s1.7O. Turpentine liictAn
nrm at 3Oita39t1c. Peanuts strong: fnnc{
hand-picked, tylc.;. farmers, s,4asysc bsf
qnles and firm. Beef hams arm and dsiL
fiercsd beef firm and quiet. Cut meats mao.
tive aud steady. Niddles qaiot and tirni- Lard
easier and quiet: western steam, SIS ~ cttys
81 2oa6.25; May, t4.S5 July, s6.97 bid; SIP
tember, S7.2f; refined quiet; Continent s6.sos
1928: South American, $50. freights firfn
fair business; cotton, 5-8id; grain, itsd-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May S.-Cash quotations were -
follows: Flour steady ond unchanged. No =
spring wheat, sl.0i4sL02; No. rel. eLo2k
as1.05. No. 2 corn 65c. No. = osts, 50s1,.
Mess pork, si1.00. Lard. s6.50as1oa. Short
ribs, s6aasB.05. Dry salted shoulders, s5.2oa
1913. Short clear s6.JOasB.OO. Whiskey, SLIT.
rne leading flisarps ranged as follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

two vessels by many leagues, 20 that rho an arlca-
Ton m gbt pass the itafa without knowing n. ON
tnis account u IA probable that II the NAVY DE.
paftnent ie really satlsfcd Of It's right 30 selzo
the chilean vessel on the high seaa ana "a deier-
mined 70 do 30 u must rely inrgely on thu United
states vessels 10 tho South. SO Tar II "a saId tha,
no move has been made In that direction. lint the
aepartment may al any momcnt cable 20 Adm.
Pensacola and Baltimore, ana 10 hdmiral brown
wbo y ON ne san Francisco somewhere OIL Peru
70 endcavor 70 head of tho runaway
me san FRANCISCO story printed this morning
70 en9 cnect that the Balmaceda armed traps-
port Imperiale le lowering OF tho comet Of cali.
iorna 70 capture the itata Ia said az the Navy
department 70 be without foundation, for ADM.
raj McCanns last report showed that a month
sso the lnpcr1iue was shut up IN Valparaiso
haroor py the insurgent feet and Il would be
n nsnI,iicsily impossible for her TO have reached
California In n month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
CONNECTlCUT'S CASE.
Answer of Governor Buckley TO the Quo
Warranto Proceedings Against Him.
rcrootal ,aio,.o,,, 70 tho Dianatcb1

New HAVEN, Conn.,, May S.-Attorney
William q. Case, of this city, acting for
Governor Buckley and Lieutenant-GOyernor
Merwn, filed the answer OF those two gentlemen
In answer 10 the quo IcdrTdnto proceedings
brought by |. b. Morris and De- Asop in the
Superior Court this morning. As upon other
occasions the courtroom was filled, but neither
Governor Buckley nor Mr.. Merwin was present.
In his answer Governor Buckley claims that he
and no other person is the true and lawful Gov
ernor of Connecticut, and that the Court should
be bound 10 take judicial notice OF that TACT and
dismiss the proceedings. Then he says the Gen
eral Assembly Of Connecticut at its January
session, 1889, by Joint ballot, elected him 70 be
Governor for the term Of two years and until his
successor should be duly qualified. Then he
goes on 10 state that he stin acts as
Governor because no successor 10 MIN
in tho ONCE Of Governor has "a yet
been chosen and duly qualified TO hold
such Office, and no person can be vested with the
of1ice Of Governor OF Connecticut until he mas
been duly declared Governor by the General As
sembly of Connecticut and qualified accordingly
The answer goes on TO state that Lu2on Is. motifs
did not have a majority over all, ana that on &C
count OF the manifest mistakes in the face oil the
returns IL was impossible to tell who, If any one,
had been legally chosen Governor. Concluding,
Governor Buckley denies that he usurps the
oflce and saws that he uses said office, its rights,
and dignity by warrant and authority OF the
law auG asks TO be dismissed by the Court OF
and from the things charged upon him IN this
information. With the exception OF the change
OF name General Merwn's answer Is exactly the
same. The plaintiffs will have all reasonable
time 10 make what reply 10 the answer they see
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
RIN AZ CIAL
OPFfcs 0p TuEl
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 3, 1891.
THE STOCKHOLDERS, AT THEIR

-
i annual meeting, held May q, 1891, having
authorized the issue Of $4,000 shares OF pro.
ferred stock. 60 be from time 70 time disposed OF
as the interests OF the company may require,
and as the trustee OF tho companys ope-hunr
dresi-year mortgage holds 80 900 shares Of pro-
ferred capital stock for purposes specified IN tho
said mortgage, but primarily for the oonsfrsios
ton OF the company's Ohio extension, the Board
Of Directors Of the company, al a meeting held
May q, 1891,
Resoivsd, That 10 provide portion Of the ne.
cessary capital for improvements, additions, and
equipment required for the development OF tho
company's lines and property ana Tor the 10
com mediation OF Its trafic, and Also for the WORK
upon the Ohio extension. the preferred and com
mon shareholders OF the company Of record hny
20, 1891, DO given the hight TO purchase, ~
$3.50 per share, new preferred .Iock 10 ING
Pntio Of 81 new shares for every 100 shares O.
stock Registered In their names on May ~, ls0ls
The right 20 purchase win expire "Wednesday,
May "a, 1891, at 7. NJ, and may 70 exerc1sed
AT the ONCE II tho Treasurer OF tho company ~
Philadelphia; AZ tho ONCE Of the Central trust
Company, In New YORK; At the Once OF heeeu.
Vivian, Gray n 90. Uondon correspondents o.
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company, 10
Throgmorton avenue, London, England; and at
the ONCE Of Maatschappt tot Beheor van net
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS van Ainerikaansrno fonns
sen, opgerigt door Broes q Gosnian, Ten Have =
Van Essen en- Jarman ~ Zoonen 70 Amrterdhm,
In Amsterdam.
Ten doIlsrx per share must accompany the 40
ceptance Of me offer, and the remaining 1890
per share win be payable on June IL, 1891,
when certificates will be ready for delivery. AS
sgnable receipts viii be given for the first pay
ment, bat must DO surrendered when full-f ~
certificates Of stock are delivered. bph*criptiSn
blanks and forms for assignment OF rights can
be obtained al any OF the aL0ve-named of1res.
Transfer-books VIII close May 2oih ana reopen
May 2S, 1891.
49, WILLIAM @. MACDowELL, Treasurer.
nv O.i362O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Naval Notes.
[By telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, May s.-Professor Julius Il.
Hllgard. late superintendent OF the United
States Coast Survey, died at his home in WASH
ington this morning after long and very PAIN
full illness.
The Navy Department Is still IN some straits TO
find able seamen enough 10 man our ships.
Nearly all Of the recruits that the law allows
have been taken on and there are not enough
men 70 60 around. The United States steamship
Lancaster Is at Brooklyn uayy-yard ready 20 go
20 China, but she Is short Of her complement OF
men by At least eighty. The monitor Miantono-
nah is at New York ready 10 GO into commission,
but there are no sailors TO man her IL - sald nv
the Navy Department that there must be pro
rata scaling down Of tho compliments Of all OF
our ships, at least until Congress meets and en-
larges the force. The White Squadron, now AT
Norfolk will be the first 10 feel the reduction, and
Il e. understood that the Chicago is 10 lose sew
enty and the Boston and Atlanta sixty men each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK SlOCN MehNeIs
NEW YORK. May s-The stock market to-day
was stin a hesitating one, the two principal In
nuences upon II pulling in opposite directions.
The course Of prices, therefore, was feyerish
and unsettled throughout the day, while In the
absence of pressure TO sell there was an inclina-
ton 10 return 10 dulness. Tho market gave evil
dence also Of becoming narrower, the number OF
stocks traded in being smaller than few weeks
ago, while the few leading shares monopolized
larger proportion OF the business done. The IA
vorites Of the Chicago party stl lead In both &C
tivity and strength, st. Paul and Chicago gas
being most prominent, but the heaviest move
meDts to-day we're In the low-price shares, and
Chicago and Eastern Illinois and Tennessee Coal
were specially weak.
THE OPENING ACTIVE.
The market opened with a squirt Of activity on
the selling OH stocks by both London and by the
traders, but there was good support accorded
and the fractional losses sustained were soon re-
covered, while the cessation OF the pressure 70
soil resulted IN comparative dnlness and stagna-
tion In prices. which were held az about the best
figures until well into the afternoon. Further
disqualification was caused by the announce
ment OF the extraordinarily large shipments OF
gold.
SELLING HEAVY.
Tho selling was heavy FOR both the Chicago
people and the local operators, and a. the
amount to be sent on Saturday grew, prices
reached still lower figures. There was no cessa-
ton Of the selling and the losses extended 10
large amounts In almost all the active stocks,
those which suffered most being Chicago ana
Eastern Illinois, Missouri Pacific, Lackawanna,
Rock Island, Burlington, and Tennessee Coal.
On the other hand, Lake Shore, Union Pacific,
and Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks were re-
markably wen held and their losses we're mea-
sured by fractions only. In the Others, however,
there were generally large fractions.
THE CLOSE WEAK.
The downward movement mot with no check
and tho market closed active and weak az the
lowest prices Of the day. Sales OF listed stocks,
$4,000 shares; aud OF unlisted stocks, $4,000
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
EusnnG.-E Exchange quiet and weak at 1894
4S9. Commercial bills, 4S3a4SBt6 Money
easy NJ 3aB, closing ne 3. Sub-Treasury
balances Com. St26,7t2O00; currency, &c.,
$4,000. Governments dull and steady; 4
per cents, 120: AS, 10l. State bonds en-
tirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
A FIRES RUINS LOOTED.
HungarIans, Italians, aud Others RAID the
burned Buildings-Great Excitement


PrrrsBuRGH. Pa. May 8.-The ruins OF
Tuesday nights confagratlon were looted
by a mob of men. women, and children To-Day
During the busiest part OF the day, when the
streets we're thronged, the mob took possession
nj the burned buildings and for two hours the
greatest excitement prevailed
There were no police on the scene ana the
crowd knew that buried beneath the ruins we're
thousands of dollars worth OF goods, eatables,
etc. Hungarians and Italians composed the
greater portion Of the crowd and they ransacked
everything ia sight. They were provided Win
sacks and baskets TO carry their booty away IN,
and Il looked as though a systematic raid haa
been planned and was hurriedly being executed.
Never since the riots OF 1877 have such scenes
taken place in Pittsburgh. ,,,.,.
The interior OF the Hoevoler building proved
rich field for exploration. Risking their ives
under the tottering walls women wrinkled WIN
AGE. dirty-faced children, and hnrd-cOuhte-
named men threw the hot bricks aside ana eA-
tracted from the debris thousands OF hams, cahs
of lard, and many other Ike articles. The CROWD
numbered several hundred souls ana several
fshts occurred over the possession OF some es-
necially desirable article. The hremen, VINO
were SIN at work on the ruins finally drove the
hooters OF by turning the hose ON them. nun
dred of dollars worth Of goods were sloiehs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
The Rothschilds and Russia.
rc,octoI toIogrorn IN tho Disnafch- I

ST. PErEBsBURG. May 8. The Noroe
VremVd declares that when the negotiations for
the new per cent. loan we're about concluded
In Paris the Ro.hschilds made demands In re-
gard TO the treatment Of Hebrews In Russia,
which the Russian Minister OF Finance, NJ.
Vishnegradsky, rejected. The Rothschilds, the
Y0roe Vremva adds, "thereupon withdrew from
the negotiations, but the object in view-the de-
preston OF Russian securitics-failed. Russia
has 35S,OOO,OO0 rOubles deposited Ia foreign
banks II part Of that sum Is applied 70 the re-
demption of the loans Of 1850 and 1860 there
would still remain $50, 100000 roubles in gold,
OF which 100. 100000 rJubles Is at the disposal
OF the financial administration, although the
Rothschilds may cause a temporary delay In the
projected conversion Of the internal debt"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


[Reported for the Dispatch.l
MAY 8, 1891.
Auction offerings ON Change to-day, 40 pack
ages and taken In; highest, SCI; lowest,
s2.30-average for darks, e4.02. Offering were
composed almost entirely Of inferior grades
double old and damaged tobacco.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s352.S0; tobacco, s3.416.07-to s3,76s.s7.
Private sales: Filters, 5 smokers, IL; cutters,
2: wrappers, 10; hurley, 1-totai, 40 hogs
heads.
Registered on Change; w. B.sJones and w. l.
Scott, Petersburg, Va; George w. Wilson, New
York city; s. p. Arlington, North Carolina; w.
v. Wilson, Jr, Lynchburg, Va
The market Is Arm without special featu to-
day, with small sales. To mature the best bright
tobaccos the crop should ripen In August and be
cut then Unless the next twenty days brings most
favorable weather Coz growth and setting the
quality Of the crop viii DO largely discounted Cot
color, with tho hteness tending 70 DARK cures
and approaching tho dew and frost season Of the
fan months. Ninety days 10 quick time Tor .
crops maturing, and this b all The bright croy
will have from June 1st 70 scptomper LIST. Hence
the crop now depends upon rains and warmth e
set. start, and root the plants Of which only fsv
In North Carolina are even ready 10 set, and ssl
less In virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Heavy Orders of specie for Export.

NEW YORK. May s.-Three quarters of
million ia gold coin was taken to-day for export
10 Europe tomorrow. Total for the week,
s5,45O,00O.
Ldter.-An order by Lazard Freres for $500
900 makes the total for to-day 32,JJO,OOO.
Total to 20 by tO-morrows steamers, $4,000
GOO. Total ordered this week, s7,250,OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
First Case ofIts Kind,

10y telegraph % the DlspatchI
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May S.-A Post Dispatch
special from Marshall, Mo-, says: William Price
was hanged In the Jail yard in this city at 1l:4O
to-day. Price was n negro and was hanged for
felonious assault upon a white girl, who after
wards suicided from modification and to avoid
appearing in court 10 describe her treatment.
This Is believed 70 be the first case in this State
whore, upon regular trial, a man has been sem
fenced 20 death for criminal assault. Shorter
methods have been the rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Successful Forgeries.


f,crsoSyr1IF. FLA, May S.-By two
sorgeyies brought TO light In Charlotte, n. C me
Merchants National Bank Of this city loses $3.50
and the state Bank Of Florida SOU. a man
calling himself 7. C. Kellogg came here about
tbrce weeks ago from ST. Augustine, where ne
had been following the occupation OF souvenir
artist, painting sketches on sea-sheLs, go-a,
1eoe and sometimes on canvas. lie obtained
omenioyment here at the Hotel Piacide, ana
iass Saturday asked John b. Massa, R 5s'lt-
dealer, 10 identity him at the hetcsan cnscS for
$50 $50 without hesitation. 1t was drawn by .
Wittkowski, a large dry-goods dealer Oh Sn .ll.
,otse N. o.. whose credit is rated high, on the
Wsrrha ,ifs and Farmers National Bank. OF Chaf-
ia,ts- n was certified across the lace oy lnls
BANK and made payable 70 kelloggs order: dne
.toa. ,nn cleck was a forgery. This afternoon
,ns manager OF the State Bank IN thus Guy sala
he hsd cashed check almost similar i "a form
~ 90: laft ON me evening train for Savannah,
sns an traces OF him have been lest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
DEATHS.

BRoWN.-Died, ut 2707 venable street, May
7th, DANIEL BROWN (coloredl, chief cook, In
the lfteth year Of his age.
He assured his friends OF his Willingness and
readiness 20 die.
Deceased leaves wife and three children to
mourn their loss.
His funeral will take place from the Fourth
Baptist church SUNDAY MORNING at IL
o'clock.
MYERS.-Died. at the residence Of his father,
No. 407 north Eighth street, Friday evening,
May 8, 1889, JOSEPH EMANUEL. son Of Her
man J. and Mary Myers; aged fifteen years.
His funeral will take place from the above
residence Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ. SUNDAY. Friends
invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
These teams play again tomorrow.
What the Climbs Have Done.
WHAT tho NIuDs IthNV IIUHV'
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
tn. Red Man rs n soldier.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May s.-Captain Henry
Wayne Of Fort Washake Wash, passed snfY Tasil
cbicaeo Yesterday on his way homo. Inc cap
tajn has organized one OF the Indian companies
designed by Secretary Proctor 10 become regu ,
army soldiers. He said IL was rather dlincaIa "
teach the Indian 70 become sI FnsIsh and dis
cinI,ne does not meet with that hearty accept
snce among thom that foretolis success. HOW bow,
ever. the acheme was only an experiment anu
had not been thoroughly tried, ana misn' ="
.l,,a t.royo n gucceaS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Trouble in the Lumber Trade.


NEW YORK. May S.-The United Lumber
Trade Of New York. Brooklyn, and Jersey City
determined to-day not 10 deliver any lumber TO
any building IN New York city after Saturday,
May 9th, until the boycott now declared against
one OF the lumber-dealers has been raised. IL
was asserted that no demand had been made
upon him, and that his men had refused 20
striko. They were consequently declared scabs,
and walking-delegates' strike was ordered
against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
The RUNAWAY lTATA.
VIII the Charleston be Sent After Herr
A Frisco Csnard.
iBy telegrnnh 70 the Dianatch.l


= "AsHEGToS, May s.-The policy OF the
Cy'unment with respect to the escaped
s-h essel, the ltata iss till an ofJiclai secret.
8 l9'ai} Tracy this morning refused 70 discuss
l. mailer at all The officers whose business II
49, transmit orders 10 cur naval vessels are
csi a. uncommunicatiye. There can DO no
-, o. the fact that the Government Ia ex-
f,sY ANXIOUS to exhibit all possible zeal N
e. Vtvit 10 feeapt0re the vessel In order W
- 80 any unpleasant consequences that raighl
-, through the presentation Of claim TOT
ttekes 10 behalf Of the Chilean Government.
a naval officers are very skeptical OF theabaiity
c., t4ips 70 rocapture tho Ilafa UNDER the
-. 1.is tances attending her Night IL ~ nor
ss,io " get definite authentic answer 70 We
fs,s WIN the Charleston be sent sitter INC
49, Az 81 the information youcbsafed "
n 80 smle Charleston two weeks ago was ordered
pal aud get ready for sea az The easiies1
cent The forinalitios attending me tfvsi-
Lsats reception al San Francisco necessarily ue.
~, !, ihese preparations, but y h nndefstoou
.sei are nOw actively under way
As,a sle-hsnded even tho fioef Charleston wv1iu
49, Great dif1colty Ia catching me ltetn- inc
o. yensel msy BE- 900 H,iies ehssd o. Inc
Al. .s4.eslOn whom the latter etafts on the cnase
VARIATION lf a E1drf or two OF IN@ cGiuEte8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
49,. p-..,,ent Enters idaho.

Rorsx orrY, IpAno. May she me- f arsen,
s oeocE s morning and srs Three a. no Snss were
al ocloez In the city. The streets
PASSED ,o ss,tb bunting Nearly every buttons
wsrs gas DAG large small Main s,res, m
sspecisy ia s5ssna arSs IL The ys-
s %1s,s wsfy Mayor Pinney. Senator snoup' anu