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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Canpot Get Their Money.

P,rxrsvI1LE. O.. March 2l.-The Palnes-
vile savings and Loan Association Bank
r,oato positors " are generally working people.
ybo are crowding around the build
inc and threatening VI lence 10 the
ot6cials. Colonel X. h. Page, well known IN
railway circles and one OF the most pr9inlh,ens ny
ea~itsIists i'm Northern Ohio Is at the head OF
the concern. No figures are obtainaole at
this time. and the cause Of the failure cannot
be- learned. A notice on the door Of the bank
conveys the information that settlement VIII
be made with the depositors as soon as
rnSeibla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

BERLIN. March 2l.-It is reported that
Prince Bismarck was attacked to-day win 2
sudden illness. In view OF the cohditlon u
;etv Nanv municipal and other bodies
tbroucbout Germany have already begun
,,roacRinD seventy-seyenth birthday on the
iiet of Auril. The illness of tine Prince IS said
not TO be serious and the latest adylces
renresent it as no more than an indisposition.
Owing to the attack he has gwen up ms IN IN
tended visit 10 Ratzeburg, the capitSi OF lis
duchv of Iauenburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

Mrs. Ferguson Only Took One Swallow %
the Fatal Drug Prepared by Her Husband

BRrsroL, Tenn, March 2i.-lSpeciail-l
A sensational case of attempted wite-poson-
ing came to light here to-day.
George Ferguson and wife have for somo
time lived unhappily together. The husbands
fondness for liquor grew so great as to cause
him to neglect or positively mistreat his wife.
who had to make by her needle living for
her family. She complained 20 her beast OF
a husband more than once that unless no
changed his course she would apply ior di-
vorce.
Saturday she put her threat into execution
and consulted lawyers. The husband became
so enraged on learning of her action that he
put muriatic acid in her coffee. She only
took one swallow. when she hastily put the
cup down. Ferguson cannot be found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

What He Says Regarding His Georgia Ten
tral Notification.

W mt re SN1b AetEHANf"N
trail Notification.
Nrw YoRr. March 21-A dispatch received
from Savannah to-day states that President
Oakman, Of the Richmond Terminal Com
pany, had notified General Alexander. now
temporary receiver OF the Georgia Central
tnat the Richmond and Danylle Company
would rot operate the Georgia Centiai hiler
the temporary receiver should be discharged
President Oakman, who Is AT present II thc
city. was seen by L 1 nited Press man ana nc
sad: The statement III the dispatch i cor
rect. Neither the ltchmond and Danyiile
nor the Richmond Terminal company will IN
tervene in the proceedings regarding the re-
ceyership. and the Richmond and Danvllle,
which operated the road previous TO the ap-
pointment of receiver will not resume charge
of tho operations of the company While Il
lad charge of these operations the Il chm oud
and DauVillc put a good deal of money in the
,,,onerty which now stands in the shape Of
an unsettled account. The Richmond Ter
,ninnl Company will simply stand IN the po-
elton of large stockhOlder IN the property
Tba road will be managed as 1t was before the
lease by its own board OF directors, majority
nf whom are stockholders OF the Georgia Cen
-. ..oi and reside in the locality through which
the road runs. ia, po,,So.o,.. -.
of various classes OF employees oi the Central
roo5 met here to-day and appointed com
,,,,,tee IN visit Judge opeer AT Macoh anu see
-. - H. ,yonld not order their back wages paid.
conoa il il said. have two or three months
30, dna them. The total is said 10 be nearly O
nrnssrter OF n million dollars. Inc heauquar
,ers and offices OF the Central are 10 90 TO
moved back 10 Savannah nom Aia"'" :"
once. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
PRICE TWOCENrS
Tho Pennsylvania Company Trying to Caps
ture tho "seashore" Line.

MELVILLE, N. j.. March 2i.-Although the
sale OF the Philadelphia and Seashors railroad
by Receiver Baker to the Pennsylvania rail-
road has not been confirmed by the chancel-
lor of New Jersey and proceedings t. annul
the sale have been instituted by the Beth
lebem Iron Company. the Pennsylvania has
really taken possession of the road and yes
terday began removing some OF the rails. A
SPUR has been hurriedly laid connecting the
Seasbore tracks with the West Jersey tracks
near Corson's inlet. aud early this morning
twenty-four cars of Seashore rails passed
through this city.
A large gang of men were busy last night
loading another train. The rails now being
removed are not from the roadbed, but arc
said TO be- those delivered by the Bethlehem
Iron Company, near Tuckahoee, to be used in
extending the Seashore railroad 20 oapo
MAY. The Pennsylvania is evidently en-,
deayoring to get them before an injunction Is
issued.
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..,,,. ., Interest Prom Scott County.

Iocrsr Lane. Va. March T.-lSpecial. J.
Owing 10 the fact that the prisoners hearty
all got out OF lail. but niue business "a' uoN'
this week in the county court
Mr. William Sloas and Miss Catherine
pitrb;e were married yesterday at Thomas
GEORGE NJ Ramey. Esq.. and Miss Amanda
pievins were also married to-day, Rev. M. v.
Gbris Rider. who broke Jail last week. has
not been recaptured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
A Tennessee Tragedy.

Kvoxvrr1r. Tenn. March 2l.-Saturday
~ SbsriG Ross. of Hawkins county. went
with vi, some deputies to the home OF a farmer
aaron Teupleton. 20 arrest James Wright. a
mI'rJerer and Jail breaker who had taken
renee there. Templeton refused to let the
officers in and a fight ensuod. in which Tenn
nleton was killed and one of the deputies
fatally wounded. Wright made his escape
through trap-door during the fight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

z.SHpAp. March 2l-The Portuguese town
Of Quilimaue. capital OF district IA MOAN
biore il besieged by six thousand natives,
',rdi,.oi,ed 70 rebellion by the Portuguese rule,
rniI;mane which is a trading centre OF I'M
nortanee with many European residents. IS
~ danger. The Mohawk. British torpedo
nruiser ~ has gone 10 Cuilimane. and a fortu-
cnese eun-boat with one hundred soldiers IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

BERLIN. March 2l.-The Grand Duke SER SER
husband of the Princess Elizabeth. daughter
OF the late Grand Duke OF Hesse ana Etanu /
ga sn'elocl tbis evening. The Grand Duke and
,,,ge are on their way back from the funeral
" he Grand Duke Louis. Prince Henry Will
receive them or behalf of the Kaiser and at
midn;eht Sergius and the Princess Will con-
tinue their tourney TO st. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Cot Monev Hinder False Prefenses.

DANxIIR. Va. March 2l.-LSpecial This
morning young man about twenty-one years
OF alre went TO one of the tobacco warehouses
and asked for a small advance on package OF
tobacco belonging TO +. Mitchell. but his sc-
tions were suspicious and the money was not
advanced, although there was package or
tobacco in the warehouse standing in Mitch
eIps name. Nothing daunted he went to three
o,her warehouses. giving q different name ut
each place The parties he pretended
to represent had tobacco, on the
warehouse floors. lie succeeded In get
tine small sums of money at each
place amounting in the aggregate to s2S. 1t
was soon apparent. however, that the man
was crooked and he was arrested and made to
refnnd the money he had obtained. When
taken before the mayor he gave the name OF
G. G. Runnion. but letters found upon his
person indicated that be really was Caney
West of Spring Creek. Madison county, n.
G He had $50 in money and from papers
in his pocket il appeared he was on his way
to Idaho The mayor had him locked up and
he will have a hearing tomorrow m9rning; :,
, Snow of the depth of several inches ieilin
Henry and Patrick counties to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
,.,t,. penies the Charge.

rvvcunrpG. Va. March 2i.-ISpecial.l-
Robert Fraling. who Is IN JAIL here charged
',.;,h committing criminal assault on four
ve,r-old girl in Roanoke Saturday. an account
~ which appeared in Sundays TINES. posi-.
tivaiv denies the charge. Fraling was spirited
bsre bv the Roanoke authorities Saturday
niehtto prevent lynching. He formerly lived
in this city. but was employed in Roanoke by
the American Building and iron Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
,xilh.Exed Janes Insane.

~. vovx March 2l.-James Alexander
NEW ~ tSa wiId-eyed man from jackson
ns~ rn,r,v' Ca who thinks that he has killed
c"unI,, cmabo,dy. was up before Justice Duffy in the
SGurJD TnmhS vssterday. He hadn'ta word to say.
..n ,ss committed for examination as 10 bis
;, anu w"' Ills seven shooter. his big old-fash-
ian1 ;one1 nocket-book and two satchels were
,aken from him and gwen to the warden.
There is little doubt that he Is insane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Meeting of the Republican State Committed

PETERSBURG. Va. March 2l.--ISpecial. i
The hustings court met to-day. j. ;. Ben
nett. Ben Lay and G. W. Hunter were each
fined s. and costs for assault and battery. artery
John Cooper. colored. indicted tor felony,
was acquitted. -
The Phoenix Club will give phantom Dali
on the evening of the 3lst instant. -,
Tho Republican State committee VIII mees
in Washington tomorrow night at Chamoer-
lain's Hotel to fix the time and place for hoid-
ing the State Convention. 1t Is thought tna'
the convention will be held either IN hioh-
mond or Petersburg. more probably. IN the
first-named city The committee Is COM
posed of about fifty members. The mem oers
of the committee from this district are Robert
McCandlish. of Petersburg; h. ). Harper. OF
Prince Edward county; Frank Jarnett. OF
Greensylle county: A. w. Harris, OF Din
widdie county. and Joseph McFlinn. Of
Powhatan county.
MIR. John W. Bradbury has been elected
president of the Matoaca Cotton Manufac-
turing Company and Dr. James w. Claiborne
a member Of the board of directors.
The congregation of the Second Baptist
church has appointed pulpit committee TO
look after supplying the pulpit of the church
| and the calling Of "a pastor 10 succeed Rev =.
p. HUFF. who accepted n call TO Westmore-
| land county.
The Second battalion, colored infantry.
| Virginia Volunteers. will be inspected IN this
| ClLY on tIt l0lu Ol AlIl urAL " 1iaJoi W.
| Jackson, at which time the stan officers wIl
! be inspected. by Colonel 10 Lane Stern. or
! Richmond. This battalion Is composed OF tho
following companies: Petersburg Guard
| Company A: Langston Guard, Company b,
| OF Norfolk. Petersburg Blues. Company g.;
| Flipper Guard Company u. Of Petersburg;
| National Guard. Company E. OF Norfolk.
The chief of police of this city has received
| a telegram from the CHIEF OF police OF Newark,
| n j.. stating that the negro Robert Rose,
who was arrested here Saturday on suspicion,
is wanted there on the charge OF criminal as
sault. Rose claims to be innocent OF tho
charge, and says that he IS willing TO 90 back
| 10 Newark without q requlsition.
| Rev }. 4. Tillery. pastor of Wesley Metho-
dist Episcopal church. has been quite sick tor
some days past. and yesterday he was unable
to fill his pulpit =. -,
Mr.. d. fl. Slate. an employe of the NorfolE
and Western Railroad Company, IN TINS elty
is quite i'll. Some days ago he mashed m
thumb and blood poisoning followed. Bu
little hope is entertained for his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

rovno~ March 2i.-Nearly all the miners
-. ,bose of Durham resumed work to-day.
1n ~" - Tow districts the mine owners insist that
10 man shall remove without payment the
saIla ~ earth that have occurred during the
i"oo, ~ iileness. This the men refuse to do.
TSe Dnrbarn strike continues. The price OF
coal has fallen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

W.sH1NGroN. D. c.. March 21.--Comman-
der ". ". Mead has been detached from the
Washington nayy-yard and ordered 10 co.il-
maud the United steamship Essex NJ Moh'e-
NideO. -. .,.,,,,,,+od
samuel W. Armstrong has been promoted
r. tne uosition of naval constructor.
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cost about $780, 00O but the exact amount
could not be definitely ascertained.
On Mr. Teller's suggestion the bill was
amended 80 that the money should be re-
funded only 10 tho actual purchasers or their
cirs and not their assigns. with this change
he advocated the passage OF the bill.
The roll was called on the passage Of the
bill and resulted in finding no quorum
Pending final action on the bill the Senate
at $50 O'Clock. on motion OF Mr.. Hoar went
into executive session and Immediately after
wards adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
rritish nark stramded.

y,suor7H. y. s.. March 21.-The British
harS sylvan. from Barbados February Zith'
IN ballast for st. John. \. H.. stranded Oh
Trinity Ledge and became a totai iosS' f''0
- the crew were drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

NEw ORLEANS. March 2i.-Mayor SHAKES
peare was nominated Tor re-eiec'ion oy .no
ro..sr Alliance wing of the Democratic party
saturday night. The McEnery wing has not
made any city pominatlons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Ar,hur Goring Thomas sulcide'.

roxcoS. March21, Arthur Goring Thomas;
.,a ceiebrated English COMPOSER, committed
suicide Yesterday evening by jumping IL
srnnt of a train ut Ham stead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
H0NORER BY THE CAR.
4 Present Bestowed Upon Captain sargent
of the shin Indiana.

IIBAu, March 21.-M. Sipyagulne. governor
Crawford American Consul-G General at 1t.
Petersburg, who is now here. requesting HIM
10 kindly inform Captain Sargent OF the
American steamer Indiana, which brought 70
Iibau from Philadelphia cargo OF Hour ana
provisions for the Russian famine sufferers
that His Majesty the Emperor, has been
pleased 70 bestow IA present upon MIN.
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Mr. Sherman introduced a bin TO amend the
law relative 90 the appointment OF receivers
of national banks.
H~ PETER offered the bill introduced in the
Hopse bv Mr.. Simpson 10 award 10 Sergeant
Thoroas &. Harter. Company A. trst Indiana
cavalrv $4,000 and gOlO medal for services
rendered in saving Iopes army and the Ma
touel Capitol from annihilatlOn III july ana
August, 1852. T..
lie judiciary Committee TO refund 10 pro-
Iucers of cotton the amount OF internal reNe-
Que tax paid by them e ,....
weather till nearly the END OF March
promuted Mr.. Hoar TO Introduce resolution
which was adopted. instrueung the Coulu1t-
lee on buildings and Gre is 70 inquire
whether IL would be practicable 10 erect
fannorarv cover over the east end or the
i.eritol IN the occasion of the next presiden-
Haf inan0uration on the 3th OF March next
Ne reminded the Senate that many NN.uAu'o nv
dyes had been endangered oy exposure W s,a'
heather on these OCCASIONS ana AH""S '"''''
ble lives had been lost. o.;ao,.
On motion of Mr. Morgan. the Iresiueilo
vas requested 10 communicate 10 the oenaeo
be correspondence which had led 10 MS to
cent retaliatory proclamation III regard u 1ho
3euublic of Colombia. H..
Alr Butler. of SOuth Carolina. revived tne
Question of the alleged unhealthiness OF lhe
snderground committee rooms. aud moved
Mat an examination should be made Dy eA-
,crts into the matter and also into the
purity of the air pumped into the Senate
,hamber. The resolution went over.
The Senate then took up the bilis on . tne
hiendar Senate bills were passed: For
,ubhc buildings at Bedford City. Va. s25,-
30 fortress Monroe. $4,000. and Laredo.
Tex. ~75 900. -
A 5i!l to refund to settlers in the vicinity OF
forfeited railroad land grant the extra
)nce Of a dollar and quarter an acre they
ailroad would be built. was discussed by Mr..
Oolph and Mr.. Berry forand against tho mea-
ure. aud bv other senators.
Mr. Pasco suggested that If this pnnclple
sero adopted il might commit the 1oVeIn
oelt to a refund of millions upon iniiHops O
loilars in connection with all tho various Ior
cited railroad land grants.
Mr. Dolph said an estimate had been mace
o the House last session that the Diii "ouio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

A msn-ofwar has been sighted on Inc 40 'tIs 3hs
Diego Gal harbor that Is oenesoLF Frenc;sco ~
cruiser Boston. on her way " oau i'"A'"'
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-04
BUILT UP A FORTUNE. A Former New Havener-Hfs Success
 in Se0ttle.


 in Seattle.
 MT. Samuel Rosenberg, 8 former New Havener, who left this city years ago when fifteen or sixteen years of age to seek his fortune in Seattle, which was then just starting into prominence, has achieved fine success and is now one O: the prosperous merchants of that flourish ing city on the far off Pacific coast. He is nephew of MT. Isaac Rosenberg, the we'll l-known corset manufacturer of this city. His father died here about ten years ago. The father was a dealer in jewelry. Young Rosenberg was born in this city and his schoolmates in the public schools here will be glad to hear of his prosperity. A Seattle paper says of him:
 MT: Samuel Rosenberg, who for many years member 11l of the substantiai and enterprising clothing house of Kline & Rosenberg, yesterday sole ,1tl or that $ h The under the old and well-known firm name. Kline R9senberg is is fla familiar .i1 name 3 with the old CTS, and it would seem unnatural to have it removed from among the business houses of the
 The firm was organized twelve years ago. when Seattle was struggling little town striv- ing to exist against the discriminatione of a 
 to the city's :and its patrons interests has de- veloped to 1t. present magnitude. Never for an instant did MT. Rosenberg, as manager, lose grow, but investments were made throughout the city until the firms real estate holdings are large and valuable. Several brick buildings at test the firms financial standing Continuing in business on Commercial street until the big fire, which swept their immense block out Of exist ence, Kline & Rosenberg then built the present f1ve-story brick building on Front street. foot of Cherry, which was especially planned to suit their business, and it is considered one of the best arranged stores west of Chicago.
 Success has smiled on the firm ever since 1t went into its new location, and not only is the retail business very much larger, but . great amount of jobbing is done also
 The firm has always been considered con- servatiye one, and has done much to create con- fidence in business circles. MT. Rosenberg goes east twice year, and among the manufactuTsrs and great importers selects his goods. The Amount of his purchases has attracted atten,s ton. and much capital hsS come te esstHs threv&a hA eeefss =zzg
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-04
Personal Notes.

Walter Leigh and party of this city are at Glasgow.
 Mrs. H. B. Bigelow has gone to Stockbridge, Mass, for the summer.
 The engagement has been announced of Will jam M Atwater and Miss Hayden, daughter of the Rev. H. H. Hayden.
 Professor Phelps of the Yale law school sails for Switzerland in a few days. He will represent the United States in the arbitration concerning the Behring sea question.
 H. M. Williams, class '93 S., will succeed MT Meara, who is now assisting Professor R. H Crittenden of the biological department. MT Meara will enter the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York.
 Frank E. Nettleton, son of Police Officer Net tleton, for the past three years with Weed Co will enter the employ of the w. & B. T. Fitch company July 1, and will travel in the west fol them, with headquarters at Chicago
 William Clark, son of Charles Clark, formerly of this city, now of New Jersey, will graduate with honor from Columbia college June 8. He is nephew of Mrs. Robert Veitch jr., and grandson of Mrs Judd, formerly of Howe street
 Lieutenant Bowen having declined to act as referee in the coming broadsword contest be- tween Brian p. Lynn and Major McGuire Cap tain Clay of Hartford will probably be asked tt ofhciate. Lynn is anxious to have Lieutenant Totten referee.
 Colonel Brice chairman of the democratic na tional committee, telegraphed yesterday to Hon Carlos French, the Connecticut member, tha John P. Carney, chairman of the New Haver democratic town committee, had been appointed sergeant-at-arms of the Connecticut delegation at the Chicago convention.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-04
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Will Decorate the Graves of Their
 Deceased Comrades Tomorrow
 The Committee on Arrangements.
 The united lodges of the Knights of Columbus of this city will hold their me morial day services and observances to- morrow at Music hall. In the morning the general committee on arrangements and the grand knights will go to St. Law rence's cemetery in carriages to decorate the graves. Conveyances will leave Music hall at 9:30 m. At 1:45 p. m. the order will as semble at Music hall to listen to a speech by Daniel Colwell, general secretary of the order Prayer will be offered by Rev. Father T. H. Shan ley of St. Francis church, who is chaplain of the day, after which the different lodges will go in a body to St. Bernard's cemetery to decorate the graves of their dead comrades.
 Should the day be very warm there will be no out and back the quickest way possible. In the event of @ cool day the committee may arrange for an extended parade; The grand marshal of knights and past grand knights will act as aids to the grand marshal. The committee on arrange. ments consists of eighteen members, three from the six different lodges. They are as follows: Santa Maria council, George T. Boucher, Edward F. Reynolds, Edward Carey; Columbia council, Charles A. Clerlzin. John Klem, F. H. Tidgowell; Elm City council, Daniel Connolly, Patrick Wha- len, James Ryan; Loyal council M J: Donlan, gil, Bart Kelly, James Hiney John Kirby; San Salvador council, Alexander Bleto, Edward Kea- veney John c. Donnelly.