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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Business and Labor Difficulties.
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o GAINESVILLE, ONO, March 21.-The
Painesville Savings and Loan Association
Bank closed its doors this morning. The de-
positors are generally working people, whe are
crowding around the building and threatening
violence 10 the ofricials. Colonel X. h. Paige,
well known In railway circles and one OF the
most prominent capitalists In Northern Ohio, Is
at the head OF the concern.
CINCINNATI, o., March 21.-still more dis
charges have been made in the messenger SER
vice OF the United States Express. The agent
here says he supposes the cause Is that they are
members OF the Messengers brotherhood.
BALTIMORE, March 2l.-fhe Mccullough Iron
Company, OF Baltimore, yesterday filed In the
United states Circuit Court an answer to the
bill OF the trustees for 1,002 shares OF stock,
asking that a receiver be appointed Tor the
company. The defendants deny that the Board
of Directors has ever refused TO make improve
ments, or that tho company has not been con-
Quoted in the interest Of the stockholders.
WINSIPE0, MAN, March 2l.-Ihe Canadian
Pacific strike has assumed most serious as
pect to-day. Dispatches from Rat Portage re-
port serious disturbances at that point some
Drawbacks were stove In, new trainmen were
shot at, and brakemen had rocks thrown at
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
THE GERMAN CRISIS.
How It Was Brought About and What Its
Resnltx Are Likely To BE.

lCopyrighted, 1892, by the New York Associated
Press.l
BERLIN, March PA calmer view OF the
ministerial situation prevails everywhere
tonight IL is positively known thst
Chancellor Won Caprivl has not resigned.
and that the retirement of Count Won Sed-
litz, the Prussan Minister OF Eccleslasti-
cal Affairs. Instruction, and Medicinal Az
fairs, is still undecided. IL depends on
theresult of Emperor Williams dellbera-
tiens. Now that the nature OF the crisis IS
better understood, it Is seen that at no
time had il been of the suddenly momen-
tous character that rumor gave TO II.
HOW THE Trouble AROSE.
Since the committee having In charge
the Prussian primary education bill began
its sittings Chancellor Won Caprivi and
Count Won Zedlitz have been Offering l0e-
raj opposition 70 the tentative amend
ments TO the measure. Only last week the
government seemed to be bidding for
an arrangement OF the difficulty which
had arisen over the bill which would
be satisfactory to the National Lloe-
rails and would break up the threatened
coalition with the Freisslnige party. herr
MIGUEL. the Prussian Minister OF Finance,
who, when the bill was promoted, oiered
to resign his Office, and was only induced
TO retain his portfolio by promise OF the
Emperor that satisfactory modltcations
should be made in the bill. was empower,
ed by Herr Won Bennigsen. the National
Liberal leader, to inform tie Emperor
that his party entertained no hope that the
negotiations would result successfully
unless the bill should be so altered AZ 10
deprive the Catholic and Lutheran clergy
of the special rights given them TO control
religious teaching in the elementary
schools. The Emperor, therefore, had to
face the loss of his ablest Minister-Herr
Miqusl-and the intended popular agita-
tion against the bill or TO get Count Won
Zedlitz to offer an acceptable compromise.
WHY zKpLIrz RESIGNED.
On Thursday last he instructed Won
Zedlitz to prepare q compromise measure
on the basis OF the demands of the Ma
tionsl Liberals. The Count consulted with
the Chancellor. who urged that an
ATTEMPT be made to meet the Emperors
wishes. Won Zedlitz found that an
attempt to alser the bill in such
way that it would satisfy the Ma
tional Liberals would involve such radi'
cal changes as to make the measure I'm
tive and Centrist majority, and that bis
only way out OF the inpdsse was to resign,
aud no will adhere to his resolution to re-
tire from the Ministry il the Emperor
persists in his surrender to to National
liberals. In order to think over the DIM
Guilty In complete seclusion, the Emperor
left Berlin for his shooting seat, an
hours journey by rail from Berlin. The
date OF his return 10 uncertain. and Dc
pends, the court journal says, upon ~
general stats Of his health and the condt
| fion OF ths weather. Parsons who are &C
ouointad With the Empero1's moods would
| not be surprised 70 - him N Berlin an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
4 sonr-seIler Arrested.

Quite little sensation was created on
Main street yesterday afternoon by the ar
rest Of James Hopwood, who for several days
has been selling soap and performing slight-oi-
hand tricks on the street at the corner OF Thir-
teenth and Main. The method he pursued TO
dispose Of his article OF merchandise was 10
guarantee II 20 give satisfaction, assuring pur-
chasers that II they we're displeased with the
soap he would refund their money. The war;
rant upon which nOpwOOd was arrested was
sworn out BY James r. Childress before Justice
". A. Grayes IL charged HopwOod with obtain
ing SOC. from Childress under false pretences-
separate charge against the soap dealer &C
cused him OF being disOrferly on the street.
James Garrity WAS also takon TO the station
house. charged with assaultng and attempting
20 strike uOpwCOd. Tho arrests we're maze by
Onlcers Shields and Robins and about ahundred
persons followed the party 70 the Second station.
The Justice will investigate the cases to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
A Mother After Her Daughter.

Shortly after the adjournment of the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning two nice
looking girls OF thom a very handsome
blonde entered the Justices private cfilce and
asked TO sec him personally. They we're followed
by a middle-nged woman, neatly clad IN black
street suit and seaskin eacque.
The prettiest Of the younger women told her
story 10 the Justice. IL was exceedingly pa
thetic. The elderly lady WAS her mother, and
gave her name as Mrs. Fannie Watson, OF Nor
folk. The girl who sought the interview II known
IA this city as Bessie Allen, but her real name 10
Lena Watson. daughter OF Mrs. Watson. She
had come % Richmond some months ago with
out the knowledge or consent OF her mater
nal relative. The mother was anxious 70
have thu daughter return homo. but this the
girl refused tO do, and had appealed 70 the jus
tice for his advice In the matter. His Honor de-
cided that he had no voice in the affair and only
advised the girl 70 return 20 Norfolk II she
thought she could live with her mother. Az
last accounts mother md daughter we're to-
gethor. though IL was not known whether or not
tho young woman intended TO return 20 her
former home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
CasuaIties of Day.

EAST JORDAN, MICH. March a. The
boiler of the East Jordan Lumber Com
pany's min, No 2, blew up at 7:30 O'Clock this
morning, instantly killing six employees and IN
juring, probably fatally, four others. The min
is a total wreck. The cause Of the explosion is
unknown.
YARMOUTH, n. s.. March 21--Last night the
bark Sylvan ran ashore on Trinity Ledge, OF the
coast Of Yarmouth. Tho crew took 20 the boats
and ave OF them were drowned. the remainder
getting ashore.
ST. PAU, MIMI, March 21.-Near Springfield
last night the house Of man named Leahy
took fire and was destroyed. Five Of his chill
dren were burnod 10 death and Leahy himself
was probably fatally burned. HIS son, aged IA,
pulled him out OF the names-
BERLIN, March 21.-A dispatch from Halle,
Prussian Saxony, says the hotel at Drechsusen
has been destroyed by nre. Two boys were
burned TO death, and q boy of17 heroically res
cued two girls from tho hotel at the imminent
peril OF his life.
ST. LOUIS. No., March 21.-As the result Of the
explosion OF boiler at the works OF the Laciede
Fire Brick Manufacturing Company Chelten-
ham, q 81. Louis suburb. at 2 o'clock this after
noon, four men are dead, two are fatally injured,
and two others seriously 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22

There were Al deaths in Richmond last
week-l9 white and % colored. Eight OF
those who died were under one year old, and
were over 40. Twenty-seyen we're single, 8 mar
ried. wdowers, and widow.
Cause Of Death: Ascities, colored; apoplexy.
i white: cirrhoss OF liver, white; congestion
Of lungs 9 colored: consumption. 3 white and
coiored; commissions, 1 white and l colored
dropsy, / colored; exhaustion, white and
colored: brain-feyer. white; malsrial-feyer,
white; chronic gastritis, white; heart-disease,
i white and 2 colored: hRmoptysis, 1 colored !;
infantile iockjaw. / colored; Inflammation OF
bowels 1 colored; marasmus, white; basilar
meningitis, white; peritOnits, white; pneu-
monfa white and colored; premature birth,
i cOl0red sofiening Of brain, white; tertiary
syphilis, 1 colored; unknown, D colored; whoop-
ing cough. / colored.
Annual rate Of mortality per 1000: White,
1891; cOlored, 31.47-tOtal, 25.0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
LINEN TOWELS.

bas-Another arrival OF those rapid
sellers, in Huck, Crepe, and Damask
Towels, OF which wo have sold over 200
dozen in two weeks. Buyers for public
institutions, hotels, and boarding-houses
should not let this opportunity slip.
Large Damask and Huck Towels, lOc.
each-Sl.20 per dozen.
Large Damask, Huck, and Crepe
Towels, 1910. each--Sl.50 per dozen.
Very Extra. Heavy Huck and Crepe
Towels, lie each--S2 per dozen.
Immensely Large Crepe and Damask
Towels, 20c. each-S2.25 per dozen.
Extra-Large Double Woven huckapd
Damask Towels at 25c. each-S3 der
dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22

l. Csrneal, misdemcanor; julia kicholas
lcolored,. misdemeanor: John johnson (colored),
misd en- sapor: Catherine Clarke, misds meanor.
IL did no. md true bills against Edward Hum
phrey, j. Trent, Lee Winston. and J. b. Mock
charged with an assault.
guilty and we're fined s20 each.
MA Communication was sent TO the Court reia-
i've TO tho condition Of the fail asking that tho
prison be repaired, and was referred 10 the
The grand Jury was discharged for tho term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Gable Flashes,
tdDle
Prince Bismarck was taken suddenly III yes

Gable Flashes,
Prince Bismarck was taken suddenly III yes
terday.
II Ia reuorted In Paris that Herrard and Cue
ran, directors OF the Banque des Chemins do
Fer ct Industrie, wnlch iAlieu Saturuay, nave
aed to this country
Tho Provincial Court has rejected tho cnarge
OF lese maeBle MADE by the pdDlic prosecutor
against the Cologne GdKette In connection with
IL comments on the Empeiors BrhntenOurg
speech
The debate on the bill removing the seqnes-
tration placed by the Prussiln goyel DLleGt
upon the property OF the late hlnS Geosge OF
Hanover, commonly known n. the Guelph fund
bill, was opened in the lower house OF the Prus-
sian Diet yesterday.
Chancellor Won Capriyi. who was on Sunday
summoned by Emperor William 70 Conference
at Hubertustock. returned TO Berlin sunday
night. The Chancellor called upon DR.. Won Boet-
ticher the yice-president OF the Prussian Coun-
Gil OF Ministers, aud conferred with him on the
Ministerial crisis.
In the House OF Commons yesterday upon
motion OF Mr.. Balfour, seconded by Mr.. Glad
stone, George Woodyatt Hastings, Liberal mem
Der for Worcestershire, Eastern Division, was
exnelled from the House. He had been con-
yicted Of breach OF trust In connection with
an estate Of which he was executor and SEN
fenced to five years penal servtude.
dispatch from Qnilimane the East African
Portuguese town which is besieged BY force Of
5000 natives, states that the blacks have as
snmed a most menacing attitude, and momenta-
riiy threaten an attack upon the place. The
most intense excitement prevails. Every man
and boy in Quiimane capable OF handling gun
has been armed, and the inhabitants are pre-
pared 70 hold the place 10 the last extremity.
British and Portuguese gunboats have been dis
patched to their assistance.
The friends Of Mrs. Florence Ethel Osborne,
whose sentence In London to q term OF nino
months imprisonment for perjury IN connection
With the great jewelry case Is Of too recent date
TO require further mention. have good grounds
for their fears that she will not live to serve out
her sentence. Her condition has been such that
before trial ana after condemnation she was
confined In the infirmery attached 20 Holloway
fail. She Is 10 a delicate condition and the dis
grace she has brought upon herself and her
family has proven greater than she can bear.
Yesterday il was announced from the prison
that she was In q comatose condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
.a,.. Ma, at the masonic Temple.

The Executive COMMITTEE OF the IadIe5
Auxiliary of the Masonic Home OF Vr-
einia, consisting OF the Board OF directors and
ch airmen of the sub-committees Of the Masonic
fair met in the ladies' parlor OF the Masonic
Temple yesterday at noon. letter was read
from Mrs Morrison, OF Petersburg, announcing
their hearty cooperation With the ladies In TINS
sity 10 make the Masonic fair a success Miss
fnmmie Cunningham, chairman OF the enter
fainment committee. announced that she had
decided 70 20 down to the Masonic Home and
teach the boys to drill, In order that they might
nnrticipate In the programme OF amusements-
Hrs George L. Street and Mrs Ecker were APP
nointed q committee 70 represent the Shriners
and tat q charge OF the floral booth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Captain Anderson VIII Deliver the Ora

Captain George WAYNE Anderson, OF
Company +, First Virginia Regiment, has
written 10 Mrs. ii. 4. Christian, president OF the
OakwOod Memorial Association, letter acknow-
lodging the invitation 70 deliver the address at
Oakwood May 10th, and saying:
alt will give me great pleasure TO accept the
invitation thus extended and 20 join the ladies OF
your association In memorial exercises for the
heroic dead now sleeping in Oakwood's halowed
grounds. Accept my dear Madame, for yourself
and for the Oakwood Association my thanks for
tho distinguished honor you have conferred upon
me and assurances OF my profound respect and
eafeem.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
COMING WITH A SPRING.

A Suit that isn't suitable is better than
none at all, but it isn't much better.
Sensible people don't put up with the
worst when they can get the best; ospe-
cially if it happens that the best is not
much moro expensive than the worst.
Do you know Of anything more morti-
fying than to have q good reason for
being a trifle ashamed OF what you are
wearing? Between good clothes and
bad the difference is as marked and ss
radical as the difference between dark
and daylight. This is the time for ar
raging yourself in spring attire. While
YOU are about it. do it well. That's what
you'll be doing il you get one OF our
Spring Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
THE HOME ELECTRIC COMPANY.
It VIII Probably suppiant the Traylor
CopcernzA Meeting Yesterday.

A meeting of the old stockholders of the
Traylor Electric Company was held in the
Office of Captain Andrew Pizzini. Jr.,. 800
Bank street. yesterday at noon. Those
present were +: Colonel W. II. Palmer, o.
II. Russell. Il. I. Hudson, w. f. Green,
George G. Jefferson, Franklin Stearns, Ma
jor A. w. CARRIER, Writ 4. Taylor, b. q.
Baylor, G.. II. Smithdeal, Herman Schmidt,
Fritz Sitterding, w. l.. Slater. >. j. Dud,
ley, B. G. Cottrell. John s. Harwood, Carl
Whipperman, and w. z. DeSaussure.
The object of the meeting was to con-
sider the present condition of the affairs
of the company and to effect reorganizs,
tion into a new corporation to be called
The Home Electric Company" of Rich
mond. Va.
After very full discussion of the pros
poets of the company and learning what
the purchaser of the franchises and privi-
leges of the old company was willing to
do. it was determined to postpone the fur
ther consideration until April 18th, and q
committee of five was appointed to ascer-
tam upon what terms the affairs OF the
old company could be taken from the
hands of the receiver, and also to arrange
for q reorganization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Charters for Yves, Point Granted.

ICorfesOohdenceV VI the "I0u'uoHu DSpaV0u'I
WEST POINT, Va, March 2l.-The Judge
of the Circuit Court of King William
county has granted the charters OF the Southern
Real Estate Company and the Woodenware and
Manufacturing Company, Of West Point, Va.
Both OF these Institutions are calculated TO build
up and develop West Point and the surrounding
section.
Mr. 4. II. Edwards, who has been In Richmond
on business for several days, returned home this
morning
Rev. W. s. Leake, pastor OF the Baptist church
at This place Is quite i'll With tho measles. This
disease IL epidemic at this place and large
number OF children are down with IL.
The Loan and Building Fund Association viii
hold its regular monthly meeting this evening.
This il one OF the most prosperous loan associa-
tions in the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22

Only elk weeks longer to sell stock OF
$4,000 worth of shoes. trunks, and
satchels. Now is your chance 10 buy S5
shoes for $3.50; - shoes for So; $3.50
shoes for sl.75, &c. dc. This sale is to
close out the whole stock. as the store has
been rented for May lst. Remember. one
thing sure, it is cash and no goods ex-
changed or sent out to be tried on. Come
quick before sizes and widths are broken
up. r.. n. SPENCE,
$40 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
RIOTERS SENTENCED.
The English Mining strike.

fBy AnglO-American cable TO tho Dlspatch.I
LONDON, March 2l.-In accordance with
the decision of the Miners Federation,
nearly all the coal-miners who quit WORK on the
I2th instant, with the exception Of the Durham
miners, who are not members OF the Federa-
ton. resumed work this morning. The strikers
in Durham who quit work. not with any idea OF
causing an advance in the price OF coal but with
the Intention OF resisting a threatened reduc-
ton in wages, number $4,000 The newspapers
predict that In this district there Will be pro-
iracted struggle between the men and tho en-
ployers A large number OF the miners are
en- grating TO other mining countries, and many
of them are going 70 America.
Throughout Stafford and Leicester and other
districts the employers have refused 70 give the
golfers work until the public demand becomes
mora active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Mahone's Committee Meets Tonight.

The State Committee OF the Republican
party has been called by Malone to meet
in Washington tonight 10 make arrangement
for the State convention. The members OF the
committee from this district are Messrs. Wray 4.
Knight and Sylyanus Stokes OF Richmond, Robin
son OF Hanover, Harris OF Manchester, and
Wilkinson, OF West Point. Mr.. knight said yes-
terday that he would attend in person, but he
could not speak for the others. The Executive
Committee, OF which Judge Waddi1 ~ a mem
ber will meet with the State COMMITTEES. The
Judge, however, will not be.able TO 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22

Richmond, Edgar Allan and wife to Ad-
OF Hickory street near Calhoun. s243; Alice b.
and N. =. Colonna to Simon Robinson, 90 feet on
the south side OF Boyd street near Kinney, s42o
Fred. A. Levy TO Frsncis 7. Willis, IL 1-l2 feet
s13,500: Sarah J. Palmer 10 @. W. Taylor, 92
feet on the west sidc OF Twentieth street near
Franklin, and Is feet on the south side OF Frank
lin street near Twentieth, 1880; William q.
Stokes and wife 10 Sarah J. Palmer. 20 feef on
the north side OF Grace street near shafer,
$500; Addie X. and c. J. Whiteh1rst 70 X. b.
Lee. 182 feet on the east side OF Hickory street
near Calhoun, 94s6 .
Henrico: North Side Land Company 10 n. f.
Craig, lot IL in square "a, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Not Too Drunk TO Run.

Fleming Payne (colored) was arrested
by Policeman Chesterman Sunday after
noon in saunders's alley on the charge Of be-
ing drunk and disorderly. Ei route tn the
Third District station-hoase Payne broke from
the officer and ran of. Mr.. Chesterman fol-
lowed and fred his pistol In the air 10 attract
attention and secure help, but numbers OF peo-
ple let Payne pass them and mnde no edort 10
seize him, and he succeeded In getting out Of
the city limits. Payne IL an ex-conyict, a we'll
known Jail bird, and one OF the worst characters
that infest a very bad locality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Gooa Prices for Fulton Property.

Mr.. Charles +. Rose sold at auction yes
terday IN Fulton the following real estate :
On Louisiana street. two franc houses each
frontiug 10 feet. for $500 each; frame store, %
feet front, for 81 800; lot unimproyed, I'D ieei
inches front, for $3.50: two frame dwellings,
fronting 40 feet. for 81 900. On Orleans street,
33 feet, unimproyed, for S5l5. These are con-
sidereQ very good prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
LECTURES.

.s~>-~~,~.~~s>->~ <~<>r~so-e<~o0
AT THE NEW RICHMOND THEA
"A TIRE, MARCH 20. 1892, COMMENCING
AT s:f5 +. NJ,
PRIVATE SOLDIERS MONUMENT L FUND.
Address by Mr.. WILLIAM l. ROYALL-sub-
ject, LIFE, TINES. AND REAINlSCEScES
or THE PRIVATE SoLpiER Of rnE coNfED-
A ACANP-FIRR ENTERTAINMENTS. MUSIC, aad
COHFEDERAfR WAR SONGS,
by the MILLER Bk0TaERs and other oa
Admir.,ou so.. Reserved seats, s5c extra
Tickets may bo h1d Of neesrA D. Z. ttchero-
son, nentsmin u. Berry, o. Meade hsssm& e
ne committees q q Wests JoAnef"a - -
q ~ Rinhnpnd xAea1c& - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
The Governor Hespited Him.

Governor Mckinney has respited Jetier-
son Phillips, who was under sentence to
he hanged at Alexandra next Friday tOr MUIR
der. until April 22d. This action was taken Oh
the Recommendation OF the Judge who tried the
case who says IL would be impossible for the
records 10 be completed for the proners coun-
sci 70 take the case 10 higher court on motion
for a writ Of error unless respite for shor.
time WAS granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Shut the Door.

You hear il constantly. People feel the
but they never think of the
upon nature which impair
the digestive organs, and makes the use Of
Simmons Liver Regular necessary to ef-
fectually move the liver to action. and aid
the digestive and assimilative powers Of
the body. The Regulator ia the medicine
for all disorders of the stomach. Trv it
aud ha convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
To Helm the Library.

Rosemary Public Library was held yester-
day afternoon to consider plans for raising
funds for the institution. II had been their pur-
pose 20 give an entertainment, but In view OF
the many CONGRATULATIONS it was deemed in
iudcious 10 do this for the present, and hence no
definite action in this direction. During the
coming fall the ladies will take steps TO increase
the membership Of the library and otherwise in
crease its finances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
MEETINGS-FOurih Tuesday.

R,cuxosp coxxAsDgaY. NO. g. KNIGHTS fss
PLAKs.
gslExpsnIP LODGE. ODD fEfIows
FsTzHroH LODGE. ODD fxIi0ws.
JAMESTOWN Tribe, RED hHS.
CONTINENTAL LODGE, KNIGHTS oF hoSoH'
CAPITOL LoDGs, KNIGHTS cr HONOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, kssktcAs azcbA>ies'
uops COUNCIL. ANssIcAs MECHANICS.
ACRORA copScff- AMERICAN MECHANIC
xIsA coo scfI, ROYAL AkcASCs.
rHuncu NIL coCScu. EQufrAsts LkAssA'
JrypsKsos COURT, EQrrABLs ttAees.
VIRGINIA sgNArx. oRDEx rAyxiAScns'
VIRGINIA, CHOSEN SRikSb2
fRfNlfY LODGE. GOOD fkxrhAks.
vEm. End Lop0E, GOOD fsnrLAas
uow wARps-0.oyTLODGs GOOD fksrlAS.
NJ. xARYS sxSEftcIAL eoCikff.
ylRatNtA Lop6g. PROGRESSIVE skss
am n,slSIox c0nNAkbsRy. dcfpSs kAelA
nicnn0xp liGHr rSrAkfnr sits'
aicnNoSp uOnnzkRA
CENTRAL vKApE AND LAnoa UNION.
LAvAYGrrE COUNCIL, tre,oN % boSoA'
aIcnxoxpcouxcit, HOME c1pHk
ctx71sAL sxNsflcikL Axp eociAl so<isss'
n