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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
PRESIDENT MOORE.
THE GRAND JURY RETURN "NoT A
TRUE 6lLLD IN THE BANK CASE.
Fifteen Counties VIII he Represented st
the Interstate Exposition-Tsrrible
Death OF mr. Williams.
Ispocial .elsgram % .he pIspa.cn.l

RaLErGH. N. c., June 5.-District-Attor-
ney Cook sent to the grand jury in the
United States Circuit Court here to-day q
bill in the case Of the United States rs. Il.
L. Moore. late president of the Peoples
Bank, at Fayetteville. There are eight
counts in the bill. charging Moore with
having, as president of the bank. embez-
zled some $4,000. Moore's counsel expect
to prove thai at the time he resigned as
president of the bank, which was some
sixty DAYS before it suspended, there were
about $4,000 Of available assets.
LATER.
The grand jury AZ o'clock this afternoon re
turned NOT true bill II is learned from Jury
man that the vote was for conviction and 10
Tor acquittal Moore is very old man.
An annex IL 20 increase tho Accommodations OF
the hospital for the insane here. Itis TO be 3Jx00
ieei, threo stories In height.
Sheriff Hodges arrived here to-day with two
conycts from Beaufort county.
FARsgRs' INSTITUTES.
mmissioner-of-A griculture Robinson and
Professor Massey, Of tho Agricultural and Me
chanlcal College. are invited to attend and aid in
conducting farmers institutes at Bedford and
Pulaski City, Va, In July and August.
Thus far reports have been received OF appro-
prtstions made by fifteen counties 20 secure re-
presentation az the Interstate Exposition. At
the Bureau It IL said TINT Durham was the only
county which positively refuses TO make an ap-
preparation.
KILLED WHILE ASLEEP.
This morning the remains Of William VIII
lams, youngest son OF the late Mr. John q. VIII
liams, n well-known Raleigh banker, were
brought hero. The young man was fireman on
the Georgia, Carolina and Northern railway, and
yesterday afternoon while his train was side
tracked went under a car 20 avoid the intense
heat IL Is supposed he there fell asleep, and
when the train moved was killed. The news Of
his death was received here only two hours be-
fore the body arrived.
THE WARREN ELECTION CASE.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day Judge
Seymour oyerruled the demurrer o. the defend
ants in the Warren county election case. The
defendants thereupon pleaded not guilty and
the trial began. The clerk OF the Superior Court
OF Warren was the only witness for the Govern
ment, which then rested It's case. Several Wit
nesses wore examined for the defence.
j. I. Northcott, ono Of the indicted Board Of
County Canvassers, testified In his own behalf
The case will be probably concluded tomorrow,
and an acquittal Is expected.
\. ID. Pender, OF Enfield, was acquitted Of the
charge Of refusing stamps on whiskey barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06

dispatch from IquiQue says that In conse-
guence Of Boliyia's recognition Of the Chilean
Congressional party as belhgerents the Chileah
Minister at La Paz, the Bolivian capital, has de-
manded his passports
The Federal Treasury Department has ncqui.
esced In the derision OF the court In the case OF
jain Il al. against Collector Krhardt lof New
York. that certain patna rice prepared Tor
market only 80 far az 20 have the outer husk or
hun and the inner cuticie removed, leaving the
meal intact, IL entitled to entry at rate OK Ia
cents per pound a. "uncieaned rice.'
Captain william Clark, superintendent Of the
life-saying station az Erie, Pa, was drowned IN
the surf about 2 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Tho propeller Badger State had been driven on
the beach about q mile from the iash-light, and
Captain Clark's crew went 70 her assistance
While endeayoring 70 pass q limo from the pro-
peller 70 the tug Eric the hfe-poat was cap
sized by high wave, failing 70 right itself. Inc
crew ciambered on 20 it's bottom, but another
wave struck the Captain and hurled him
about thirty feet from the boat The crew were
unable 10 render him any assistance. The up
turned beat WAS dashed ashore with tho men
am, cljnging 20 her. Tho Badger State 10 stiii
on the beach, bat Il Is thought she b not IN bad
poeifion. Tho John Craig, large steamer, -
also aground and In danger Of being destroyed
tho reysnue-cuffer Perry h AZ tho scene doing
al she can 10 reach the Badger state, put no
ANAL boaf can live In the sea that h preyalinx.
'rbs buffalo life crew ir ON tho way 70 krte with
CAPTAIN Dohbtas. superintendent q ne n'sAF'a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
SHE WILL GET HER SECURITIES.
Mrs. Attends Suit Against the Planters
Rank Decided In Her Favor.

1.-The City Circuit Court was engaged the
,sbole of Yesterday In the trial OF the case
wn saraS K Aifriend against the Planters Ma
tional Bank Of Richmond. -.
This suit, In which damages were piecel az
az 400. was Instituted a little moro than year
80 nv Mrs Aifriend, who ID the widow OF Mr..
Teomas Nj, Aifriend. and now resides al hahway,
\ n 10 recover OF the bank the possession OF a
is,ea amount Of stocks belonging TO her but held
~. the hank as collateral for certain loans,
pp5y,onnting 10 $500, made by the bank to 3D.
,say n klfricnd on the faith OF these securities:
Tbe stocks, Il appears, stood IN the name on
Mrs Alfriend on the books Of the several panks
and lnsurance companies by which they we're
IN, "a and were it Is admitted. her properly,
n,,s me banh insisted upon its right 70 hold them
~ ssc,rity for tho loans for which they had been
Ssss.eesstad "a collateral. Mrs. Alfriend con-
ts,ded that sne had never anthorlzea any cue
~ ,,sa or pledge the securities In any way, ene
sbat sueh being the case the bank coula not hoiu
tne,, IA against her demand.
rhe witnesses examined were YRS Annehu,
~ rnarIes Carmen. and Miss Carrie Ayers, OF
wat~ay. Mossre. David Bakor, H. z. Nherfy,
pas,,s VI Pace, and Mann 3. Quaries, ana the
y,a,'as,,i,, OF Mr.. Alfriend taken in New YORK
ga Submitted. This latter was quite voiuni-
,.s',,a and among other things tod the crcun-
49, ,'.ss under which no claimed authofity nom
~ 1,friend 70 uss the securities
Tbs case was elabornteiy argne1 ~ yunks
waller II Staples and hr. Beverley y: MunI9fa
snr Nrs. Alfrisnd, and by Colonel ". W; 1oraon
for tho bank. the 1ury resumed me to'o~'nk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

CRepOrted for the Dispatch-l
JUNE 8, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day: l35
packages and taken in; highest, $50; lowest,
SI.70-ayerage, 5000.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
OIL, I50.s5; tobacco, o., 396-S2-total, s4,647.l7.
Private sales to-day were exceedingly, light,
and not worthy Of mention.
Among the visitors registered on Change To-
day were W. P. Harold, San Francisco, Cal; w.
3. Boyd, Warrentown; w. b. Holdeby, and X. y.
Jeffress, Chase City.
Mr.. W. p. Harold, Of WellEnan, Peck s. Co,
San Francisco, Is largely connected with our
Richmond manufacturers, with headquarters al
Myers Brothers Co. The drm Is large one In
Wholesale groceries and tobacco. Plug, cut,
smoking twists, and nne-cut are tho favored
kinds on the west coast; graduated Is little
used. The plug trade Is largely with Richmond
Arms. Henderson and oxford, tobacco-men'
figure out that NOS over IL per cont. OF tobacco
as IN planters hands this early In the season
The last North Carolina Legislature required D,
law that list-tsksrs should gather full crop sta
iissics and Interpolation OF agricultural products
and srea planted for tho year ending June 2
1891. This provides for reliable crop figures
and Is particularly acceptable 70 tobaoco-men
who have always had 70 guess at the croT pro
duction. similar law Is much needed Ia Viz
ginia sun-cured still sells well Breaks are larger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
DOTS ABOUT MANCHESTER.
Our Interesting Budget OF Items from
Across the James.

The Richmond and Manchester Railway
Company will put electric cars on the
Hullstreet line, II Is understood.
Mrs. Edmund Rufin, Of Hanover, Is visiting at
Buck Hill near Manchester.
Ex-senator William Il. Martin f. sick at his
home. corner Of Twelfth and Hun streets.
Some Of the material for the electric equip
ment Of the Mayos-Bridge line has been re-
ceiyed at the pOwer-house I'm Richmond.
Mr.. Patrick Winfree, OF Chesterfield, who was
in tho city yesterday, says the farmers In his
neighborhood will have good crop this year.
Rev DIR. T.. NJ. Peterson will lecture next
Thursday night at the West-End church on
"Labor and Laziness."
The entertainment given at Leader Hall Thurs
day night was n very pleasant affair and would
have boon more largely attended but for the So
we're storm that spraDg up In tho early part OF
the evening. The quartette composed OF Messrs.
Cunningham, Mathews, Galpen, and Lehman
rendered several choice selections, which were
highly enjoyed.
The Westham Granite Company have been
awarded the contract for Ss$nlshing 100000 Bel
gian blocks TO the Government, TO be used for
street-paying In Washington.
Mr.. A. L. Adamson has given out the contract
for the erection Of three-story brick building on
the property recently purchased by him opposlte
the courthouse. The brick-work was awarded to
Mr.. Mcdaniel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
CHILEAN DESPOT.
CONGRESS coNrERs 1xrRAoRpI.
NARY POWERS ON eALmAcEpA
NE Car Arrest Transport, suspend tho
Press st wiIi--Augmeat Land and Sea
Forces-Prisoners Exfied.

WASHINGTON. June 4.-South American
..ils received by the Bureau of the Ameri.
-, repu ohcs are full Of interesting details
's,be CHILEAN civil war. The new Chilean
C,,--oss converted by Balmaceda. which
:. roW in session, and IN which Bal maceda,s
ends claim that all but two provinces are
presented, has placed absolute power in
~. hands. II has authorized him, pend.
-. ,be pacifcation Of the country" TO ar.
-, and transport persons Mt will; TO aug
mi the land and sea forces: 10 expend
".,.ibf,c revenues With0at regard to the esti-
-. d, prccarc money by plcdging tho credit
.rcs fatc, rendering an account 20 Congress-
.., =, suspend she right Of meeting ana tho
,rfr,y q the press
REIEAsED on CONDITIONS.
-. ~u-suancc 81 these powers decroes are pub
,.,,fin tho Diqrio ONeiai releasing four prornI-
49,, ritzcus suspected Of sympathy with the
..-.r,-.icnsl revoutIonists from imprisonment
y. ,so santiago pcnitontiary ON their depodting
I'D 600 each 10 the Valparaiso national banks
..r,-ricr o. the Secretary Of the Interior, con-
,.,.s,lc on thcis not taking part IN the revolution
o. er, further required 10 reside IN Europe,
--f-5: % refurn % Chile without special per
.t....3 Of thc Government
not TAEg PART IN POLITICS.
Ton or twelve other citizens are also released
,-.., irl-is,nmout on similar conditions, their
,..,. RANGING from $4,000 up TO $4,000, but
IN permission TO remain within Chilean torri-
an provided they do not take part in politics"
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$50 bales. eousbsrn nour Qaiss end vcees
Wheat lower. unsostiod, end heavy; No 3 reds
eIOsJxaS1 .0sA q store and N eievstoei ~
fiops s,fsrneI lsst<r. up on nrmnoss "a tho Wese,
declined Sxa1l<c. On lower oabies, and clossd
henyy. for the Oar jane Is down l3<n. July Nc
No. q rod, June, e1.0sj<: July, e1.QQ4;
September, Sf.os5l earn higher, light offof-
ings, fair dem and nnn; NO x osseossSS
" ssssns ~ &c., s.cs,i,cs a. cccsrsst
grade. aud cool sssias, wet: declined SSssss.
on resuz,nE, s ~ e;si2r SScts
49,. s"y, w. o'ks., .',s -.sr >.,,stcss
mrsguisr ana n,snsr, .s Iur. az, pJniv.
9ae. NJ S,A 1sse. ~. mis n vessern'
sPos} -" =, 40 ,,,a.s ro,ee- on
1890. nSps ~, ~. :, f.ss, ,,.,,,ss a,,r
s s opsnoo psssy yasT. raso. Inc ara so,
a., ~ s's y,y ia ~ssxaS "a. aas,,~t aida
1921, ssuy, ~ ~ sa.S,z "a. 800 ~,
sV sops.',ss s ..,ss.,s fs,.s ", y me
S Suli an1 sower "a" s.s 80 st..sv ~ a "a
o,ils ss s nve "a ~ esssss;.s.,s "a
ctule lhlr rchnns, lo,ivs. esn,. n,ssh ~, ~
tess, o-ioc. reunou quiot ~ !sEx g."
err standarG a, tsc. con'ec,io.oto Ms - ,
cut-loaf ana crusne1, oNc.' g,-"otvs,s 49,
graHuintoo, Sc cnpes, o-Ioc. hoissso s-.
fors.sn s,eaas ~ 10. n'u E 100, pss,n,snm
sho seeeuy. h,ce sscsay snd 9s,sr ~ A.. - w~ss,,
steady ana quiet. eos.on-sseu oss n.' a"fsa
Imet AMI etcaoy. luipsns.no aaios - '0 az
3Stsc. WOOD easy put auus ooAieo.E no,sSs -. 80
pc. fOfx ssesuy ana IA Il.oc.e.v eo's ss.s
Peanuts strong; fancy nsne-ptcaeu, 49, ,a A,s
s5s, S4eoAs- Geo, act,ss ar M ss.oss. 49, 49,,
sto.2v. beeI-nains "an.ea ~. An % Cat.
%, ivy 1919 s, a.uss III. o,tsasy. MA
n ~, ssoauaos az 20. o 10 80 Ises~ .,a
e lis t"sos aae sssy. 49, " 90 &,-tx.' cstv
sSossrnn ram, a. 49, "a VA 1ss;.,,,sra
yInv 81 "a 'snn s1is, contfnenf.
40 51 a., ~ so,, A. sr,csa a. az Frelshts
so;y s,saso,, -, ovsa 80 . aSs ..fn 81
70 Liverpool qulet, COTTON, o-osus SEabhf ~u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
orHER Spots RoR THE CANES
Sons of Neterans.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans held
largcly-attended meeting last night az Lee
Cnmp Hall Several members Of the Camp wore
present and excellent addresses were made by
Colonel smith, Captain Bigger, and Adiutant
StrattOn, OF this organization.
Lieutenant Charles Verne, who was invited TO
assume the captaincy OF the "Sons," was present
and indicated his intention 70 accept the honor
conferred upon him. He was introduced TO the
meeting and enthusiastically received.
Interest I'm the Camp seems greatly revived,
and much interest was displayed last night.
After adjournment refreshments were served IN
abundance and Furnished fitting conclusion for
the proceedings.
Tho "sons" will 60 to Fredericksburg no1t
Wednesday with Lee Camp. They will meet az
the hall at $50 o'clock and wear their caps and
badges. -,,.-
A meeting Of the "sons Of Veterans" military
company win DO held next Monday night at the
Regimental Armory at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
lures ranged as follows:
ST.. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, NO., June 5.-Flour weak az saiOs
$3.50; family, 3.70as3.S5; choice, s4as4,.o.
Wheat opened quiet but prices hardened later
and tended TO higher range until late, when
values declined and tho market closed excited
at the lowest for the day; No 2 red cash. 9Dasi,;
June, 97tac.; July, o3tsa94isc closing, e3isa
939sc.; August 0aIsa933sc.; closing, 92jsc-; De
cember, 95I8a9slfc.; closing, 053sc. asked.
Corn opened Sc. up, and under good demand
prices advanced sharply until near the close.
when slump took place, in sympathy with
wheat No. 2 cash, 54a55c.: July, closing. 55asc.;
September, closing, 54I1c. asked. Oats irregu-
lar but lrmer; No. . cash, 441Sai5c.; July,
closing, 407sc. asked; August, closing, Soc.
September, closing, 34jsc. asked. Whisky
steady at sl.1d. Provisions quiet but firm.
steam, 1915. Dy-salt meats (bo1edl-
Shoulders, 80; longs, s6.O5as6.10; ribs, 1918;
short clear is0.20as0.25 Bacon (boxsdl-sboul-
ders, $3.50; longs, S5.55as6.60; ribs, 5000;
snort-clear, 1910.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 5.-Fiour IN fair demand.
sl.0f. Corn scarce, strong, and higher; No. 2,
mixed, 60c. Oats easy; No. . mixed, 4134c.
Lard qriet nc 80. Bulk-meats and bacon quiet
and unchanged. Whiskoy steady at sL10.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Cotton-Nst receipts,
72S bales; gross, 3,241 bales Futares closed
steady: sales, 10, 300 bales. June, ss.5IasS.55;
July, $500; August, ss.75ass.70 Septem-
Der, ss.s4ss.s5; October, ss.aIass.9 5 ;Novem-
Der, sS.qSasS.g9; December. s9.05as9.06; JAN
uary, e9.13asg.14 February. Sg.22: March.
S9.30as9.32; April, sg.3Sa9.40.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 5--NooTL-- Cotton Business
moderate at unchanged prices; American mid
ding, 4sid. Sales, 1000 bales; American,
5000 bales: speculation and export, 500 balcs.
Receipts, 1000 tales American, $500 bales.
Futures easy: Juue and July, 4O-64d., also
4 39-04d., also 3S-64d. July and August.
40-64d., also 4 45-64d.; August aud Septom-
Der, 50-04d.; September and October,
4 54-64d., also 53-64d. November and Decem-
Der, 60-64d. December and January
4 62~64d. January and February, Sd. Tenders
$500 bales new docket and 500 bales old.
r. M.-June, 4 37-6id., sellers; June and
July, 4 37-64d., sellers: July and August,
43-64d., sellers /; August and September,
4 47-64a4 4s-64d. September and October,
1854, buyers October and November,
4 55-64a4 50-64d.; November and December,
4 5S-0fd., buyers; December and January,
60-64d., buyers; January and February,
4 62-64a4 63-64d. Futures closed easy.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispstch.l
JUNE 5.--Sales reported to-day on private
terms. Prime, &C.; extra prime, 3zc; fancy,
3lsc.; common, lIsa2c.; factory hand-picked,
314a4itc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExEcuTED AT THR pIsPATcH PRINT
JN0-HoU6E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Iunoh rendered Miss Karr.

Miss Julia Karr, of Washington, ID. g.,
who has been visiting friends In this city during
the past few weeks, was entertained at Tunch
yesterday at noon at st. Adams Hall by mum,
Der OF Mnsons, her father being a Jealous ana
prominent member OF this order.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, in behalf OF tho
brethren, presented Miss Karr with a beautiful
floral emblem.
Miss Karr Il q charming and accomplished
young lady, and her father Is personally known
TO a number OF MasOns In this city.
Among those present were Captain John r.
MAYER and Mr. Charles A. Nesbtt. The Scottish
Rite Master OF Reflections, Mr.. William hrause,
ser we'd the repast In his usual refunded style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
JOPPA LODGE.
NEwINsTRUcToRoFe GYMNASTICS.
Mr.. Horace Smith, OF Norfolk, to Come to
the Richmond Association.

An important Understanding Of the
Board OF Directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held last night and
much routine work transacted.
The board has decided 10 call Mr.. Horace f..
Smith. instructor Of gymnastics Mt the Norfolk as
ISOLATION, to ll that position at the Institution IN
this city.
Mr.. Smith Is abont tWcnty-nine years OF ege
and an athlete Of great ability. For two years
he was instructor in q leading New York ascot
alton and h0s had thorough experience In every
branch OF this work. Moreover he IS gentle
man Of excellent Christian character and az
much at home conducting religious-meeting
as In the daily conduct Of bis business Many
gentlemen who were trained under MIR. Smith
have since been appointed 70 responsible posi-
tons az gymnasium instructors. Mr.. Smith Is
now In Springfield and IL expected to arrive IN
Richmond September LIST.
The board decided that after the list OF Sep
TENDER they would raise the memoership-iee
from 50 % 81.
liberal appropriation was made by tho meet
ing for n course OF entertainments to commence
In October. They win consist chiefly Of concerts
weekly religious sociable was held last night
AT the association, and the attendance was very
good. Colonel Thomas Moore and Messrs. Gle
ments and Warde rendered solos, which were
greatly enjoyed. Mr.. p. A. Arthur conducted
the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
WHEN FOUND MAKE A NOTE on
Offer of Reward for the Aprrohensiea OF
Philadelphia Pct.
IBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch

PaIIApELrHIA, June 5.-The Mayor to-
day made the following announcement
Five thousand dollars reward will be paid W
the undersigned for tho arrest and conyictiou OF
Gideon w. Marsh for alleged violation Of law
while acting IA president .of the Keystone Nav
tional Bank ofPhilhdclphia.
Description OF Marsh: lie n about fcrty-ovo
years Of age weighs ffom $50 70 LOO poupdst
about ave feet ten inches In hsisbt; brad
ehOudered; well built has a care-Hotn 1opk
dark-brown hair: blue eyes: dark-hrow4 49,
tache, brown face fair skin good tece1< III
middle hngor on right hand injured ~ 9DD
struck on end OF nnger with n base-baIl NJ
which leaves an Inverted nail, forming rn0W
flesh At base Of nail
When last seen, on May ~. 1891, he wo1V r
brown Derby hat, dat brini, brown or snuh-7o9
ored oysrcolt, pad-check psntaloons patcnes
leather shoes, with overrsltcrs, aud carried =
small alligator satchel and umbrella.
He IL fugitive from justice, having forfeited
his bai-bond OF 100000 m the United states
Court.
[signedl EDWIN s. STUART, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Uotton GrIn middiing,
SAGE |: low middling, 3-idc; good ordinary,
7T-16c; net receipts, 72s bales; gross, 324l
bales exports--to Great Britain, 22o bales ;
70 the Continent, $50 bales; forwarded, 20
I5s,s15 bsleo. Weekiy: Net receipts, 1910
bales: gross, 20,s55 bales; exports-to Great
Britain. 1e,gx1 bales; 70 FRANCE, $40 baies 70
the Continent, 2,8o4 bales; forwarded, 2,2sl
bales; sales. 2,O43 baIcs; spiEners. 1905
bales Totals to-day: Net receipts, 4,s5s bales
exports--to Great Britain, 4.275 baiez; 70 mo
Continent, g3e bales: stock So, 656 oaiee.
Consolidated: Net rcceipts, 3o,9ai bales; az
us bales; 20 the Conisnenx, i2,27i baies. To
tails since september lat Net receipts 5.!ups-
732 bales; exports--to Great Britain Alao.-
COS bales; 90 Francs, os5 .za4 bales; % tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Sudden Death of Two colored Persons.

Coroner Taylor was called yesterday
morning 70 view the body OF a colored man
named Nick Green, who died suddenly at No.
3O5l6 south Fourth street while putting down
carpets. Deceased was about 90 years OF age
and at one time waiter at the White Sulphur
Springs. The Coroner decided that death re-
suited from natural causes, probably heart
disease.
A colored woman named Elyie East died SUI.
denly last night OF hemorrhage OF the lungs az
No 7O5 St james street. She had just hnisned
supper and was found lying dead on the porch
by her son.
Tho Coroner, after viewing the remains'
deemedtan inquest unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
ne COMING NAVAL COMMANDERS
N9iain Noale's Company Wins the ColorS'
LIeotion of Ofncers and banquet.

-F''i" .Aodlt' htOupHhJ WINS tnV NcANA''
Election of Officers and Banquet.
AyyUoLIs. Mp, June Ain the competl-
.'7 ir.i to-day at the Naval Academy the
. - Hrfe son by the Second Company, Cap
- 9tl %. r. MOale. The colors were present.
Y Mss Bonnie Phythian, daughter Oh super
-.-l-eni pnythian.
~ Alumni Association OF the Naval Academy
- .eft this afternoon and elected Officers. Inc
80 member Of the association IL by virtue OF
~ position tho presiding ofiicer. He is now
,.'- George A. Stevens. He ie not present.
THE COUNCIL
~ Glowing council was elected Commander
- itg-ter, Commander Harry Knox, Lieu
'.l ". ?. Fullam, Lieutenant ). 4. smith,
-.'itnt g.. Il. HARDER, Julian spencer, bs,i:'
20 y. Miller, Esq Lieutenant j. r. s.nlth
~ MHie treasurer and Leutnnant u. d.
80 secretary. At T.. N. the mcmbers as
s---el 10 tie midshipmen's new quarters iVr
y annual banquet
TIE BANQUET.
o ut.e Was In the form OF an anchor. Az
4 F4n1 n ME and drum the members Ten IN
% u" hGu and went through ne mock form
. CITES parade, Naval-Cadct Sftteue COM
r--.Ag Here the band struck up Lie on
h. D'4l Wave" aud the line with IhoiIih =
49, tsi., class Of 1916, at les head InareI'es.
"a, uanluet-hah Mr. Parker TOOK the ne1u
as Table.
1GA9.2 those present we're Captain mckenzie,
!. Allier, Esq., % New YORK, Secretary soiey,
~. b. Jaques, Of Bethlehem, Pa mhlisl
,. 1-'aei was IN progress the cadets Cow
49, tel'e In the boathOuse. Inc NaNa'
,ly Band discoursed sweet music Tor bah
'-'.'tt tl1 dancers.