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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
THE NEW BBDFORD STRIKE
No Important Change in the Situation
Meeting Of Weavers

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. Aug. 1.-THE
second week of the great strike Of the
textile operatives opened to-day with no
change To be Observed in the situation.
IL Is generally agreed that no settlement
viii be reached this week
The HoWlan corporations resumed Oper-
ations this morning as if nothing had oc-
CURED tO interrupt them. and there was
no demonstration by either the opera
uves or strikers. About 80 lille mill EN-
ployes gathered I'm the vicinity Of the
Bristol Bennett and columbia Mills al
q O'Clock this morning IN anticipation thar
The mills would resume, 10 watch for
any Of their number who might desire 10
desert them and reform TO their work al
q reduction. The mills made no effort to
start up ana u Is not likely they viii
Do go, This week Ut least
ne "eavers held a mass.meeting this
morning in an open lot near Bristol Mil
Dne ot the speakers claimed that the
advance OF three-te. his of one per cent.
Fer yard ~ the pric II cloth had made
IL possible 80 give .le Weavers the al
vance IN wages instead Of making a re-
mill men "' ''D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
KNIGHTS IN WAsHINGTOS,
Four Hundred Virginia representative $
to be in Line To-Day.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Aug 27.-Spe-
cial.-This is Pythian week. and the city
IS already crowded with members Of the
order.
The mantle Of friendship. charity. and
beneVOlence hangs over the city Ike "A
beautiful endless summer cloud Living
emblems OF the beautiful lives Of Damon
and Pythias are everywhere. Everything
has yielded 10 the subtle influence OF
brotherly love except Congress and the
President
Thousands OF Sir Knights have arrived
to-day. Every train brings large ad-
ditions to their numbers.
The parade tomorrow will be a grand
aftair. Virginia Will be splendidly rep
resented. Four hundred Sir Knights viii
be i'm line.
The First regiment OF Virginia will be
under the command OF Colonel y. i.
Turner His stan officers are Lieutenant
Featherstone. First battalion: Major ".
G.. Wllburne. Second battalion: Major Y.
DOnatt. Third battalion Captain and
Commissary George NJ Richter CAPTAIN
and Quartermaster w f.. Lawson, Cap
tain and Chaplain y. W McCorkie Major
and Surgeon X. 5. Wylle Captain and
Assistant Surgeon II. III. Frye. AdJutant
T. H. Vie Nelson.
Eleven divisions compose the regiment.
The following Virginia cities are repre-
sented: Portsmouth. Norfolk. Danville
Richmond Leesburg, Berkeley, Suffolk.
Alexandria. Fredericksburg. Hampton.
Roanoke. and Clifton Forge
The Virginia headquarters are at the
ASTON" North Carolina VIII have "a
battalion OF fifty men In line. under the
command OF Captain Z. -. Mears. or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
Snme Fredericksburg Nntes

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. n
Spccial-The pyrites mine. near this
city. IS now working one hundred and
thirty hands.
Councilman +. j.. Cole IS about To tear
down the OLD store at the corner OF Tenth
and u streets ana build a handsome mod.
ern building.
Mr. Samuel Friend and Miss Lilly Jones
were married in King George county at the
Methodist parsonage.
Captain Mason l.. GOode Is having buIl-
by Mcssrs. Hancock X Stearns a hand
some and attractive house at the lower
end OF Main street
A few days since wOrkmen cleaning on
the cellar OF the old chew mansion. In
this city, found six bottles OF preserved
gOoseberries In perfect condition. They
had been buried IN this cellar by the
grandmother Of the late Mrs. John James
Chew.
The board Of supervisors Of Stafford
county have adopted hog law for Rock
Hill district.
Uniform Rank. William j. Pittman Di-
vision. Knights Of Pythias. Of this city,
thirty strong, have left for Washington
TO take part in the Pythian parade
Mayor Rowe has appointed Messrs. VIII
liam 4. Lttle, Jr, w. Seymour White
and Hon. J. s Potter delegates to the
Southern Convention at Washington Au-
gust Goth and 3lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28

Henry Sanford, president Of the Adams
Fxpress Company, and daughter Of
I Samuel Sanford. recently elected professor
| Of music In Yale College. Mr.. Peefs lack
| Of moral character is the elder Sanford &
ground for opposition.
Miss Kittie IS a pretty and vivacious
girl Of nineteen, and her English wooer
IS stalwart, handsome Englishman Of
tWenty-seVen The two met IN Paris,
whittier Miss Sanford went to finish her
education. Her father brought her home
because OF the rumOrs that the two were
very much In love. Mr.. Peel declares that
he was an accepted lover, and would
have had no trouble with Samuel San
ford. He followed the girl over only 10
find his purpose blocked 10y the grand
father lie tells this story:
81 called upon Henry Sanford. He re-
ceived me coldly and refused TO accept
my hand. / then asked him the grounds
Tor his opposition.
Imagine my surprise, not 10 say con-
sternauon. when ne SAID
" You are a libertine.'
Il did not know what TO make or this
until ne spoke of the Langtry affair.
make no bones Of that matter.
II am now twenty-seVen years old. !
am ready 70 settle down. / wish to marry
Henry SanfOTd's IS granddaughter. but j
had 10 deal with the rudest man ! hdd
ever met in my experience. lie may be
worth Sl5.opO 90, but ne doesn't know now
TO deal with gentleman. IT Is a case OF
Puritan against English society. lie is
still living in the traditions OF plymouth
Rock.
"Mr. Sanford followed this up by de-
claring that ] was after his money. ii1s
money, NOnsensei ! had told him that
! would marry his granddaughter with
out a cent from him. but that IL he
wished me TO keep up an expensive es-
tablishment. he would have To- assume
some of my debts and settle a sum or
her. When i become Sir Robert Peel,
as shall upon my fathers death. j
shall succeed 10 $4,000 a year
The ideal! TO think that this man
should talk in this manner to mel Next
10 Gladstone. there is not a commoner
In England who stands higher than the
house OF Peel. ! have never done an
act 10 disgrace the name, unless IT be
10 play fast and loose with woman.
And every young man I'm high English
society IS expected to 90 that"
The disgruntled lover admits having
been corresponding with Miss Sanford.
despite his promise not to 90 SO He
has received formal dismissal from
her. but declares that IL was written under
duress. He has called at the Sanford
mansion but is not allowed 10 sec the
girl, who Is practically prisoner, ac-
cor,dins ;6r,.is to his story, Peel is highly
OF Miss Sanfcrds letters. Said he:
"These people imply that | may re
tain the letters FOR use in breach Of
promise suit That is Infamous No
English gentleman would so degrade him
self And would I, a Peel. whose father
was decorated at thrty-fve. stoop 10
such an action %
"Is there any ulterior motive. to your
mind, Mr.. Peel, in this attitude against
yOuT"
Certainly" responded Mr.. Peel. in
stanty. "Alr. Sanford wishes TO make
a certain wealthy alliance for his grand
daughter"
'What do you propose 10 DO nowT'
Win the elrl. replied Mr.. Peel throw
ing down his cigarette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
4 Nrw Hnmp.hire VIII Resnmes work

DOVER y. r., Aug. T.-The Cocheco
Muis, after shut down since july Nst.
started up this mOnog \ week AGO II
WIS mas announced that there would be a 10
per cent. cut down. Al but tho mule
tFlhners returned To work, they rcfusiul.
- accept the cut. II is shown. however.
.ial tne cur averages but D per cent
throughout the works. There Is hut ltttla
nuns on hand and the mills, II is thoueht,
cannot run long y thousand hands are
employed.
The situation I'm the mills this afternoon
was unchanged One-half the mules I'm
40 : were running. but In ali other
mills they We're stopped.
AT o'clock Agent Holland decided thar
with tonight an the looms i'm 40. :
No 2, north section would be stopped
until further notice. This order stops
over lFOl looms which throws 30 weav-
ers out Of employment. The rest Of
the works will pc kept running as long
as possible, and then be closed. unless
there Is change in the present sltua-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28

Some of New York's Dismissed Police Oh
tain Writs Of Certiorari.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Bernard Nee
han, who was dismissed from the police
force for having received money from
Mrs. ThuroW, the keeper OF a disorderly
house, has gotten a writ OF certiorari
from the supreme Court to review the
action Of the Police Commissioners I'm
dismissing him He claims he was not
afforded a fair trial. Captain Michael
DOherty. who was removed on similar
charges, and Warden John Hook, also
Police Commissioners have twenty DAYS
in which 20 answer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
britannia NOT TO RICE.
Prince of Wales Directs Her Commander
Not 30 Enter for ANY Regatta.

WEYMOUTH, Aug. 27-Captain Car
ter, commander of tho britannia. has
received a message from the Prince of
Wales instrucung him not to race the
Britannia again this season in any of
the regattas. This IS due % the accident
by which Chief Officer Smons and Ca
terer Roper, OF the Britannia. and En-
eipeer BroOkman OF the steam yacht
Tabura, were drowned.
chief officer Smons and his companions
left the Prince Of Wales cutter for
the shore on Saturday in a dingy But
during a rain squall the dingy was lost
SIGHT Of. and Yesterday morning she was
picked up floating bottom up As moth
ing has since been heard OF the three
men IL is concluded that they were
the Prince Of Wales. in his telegram to
Cantain Garter said that unless Niglant
insists upon racing for the Cape May cup
britannia is 10 lay up for the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
MISS DESHA OPPOsING HIN.
BreclsinridRe's si-ier-in-Law Writes q Wig.
o-on. Le,t,r Irring Hin Drfeaf.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 27.-Aiss Mary
Desha, OF Washington, sister or Col. ".
c. J.. Brecknridge's second wife. to-day
Issued "a vigorous appeal urging the defeat
Of Colonel BreckiuriIre.
The letter caused much excitement here
to-day. II is the talk Of the town, re-
calling to mind. as IL does. the memory
of the woman who founded the Kentucky
Woman's Veteran Association.
Colonel Breckenridge spoke az Athock,
this county. to-day. Ills address was de
voted principally TO evening up scores with
eX-Comptroler OF the Treasury Milton j..
Durham. Judge Jcre Morton. and Judge
kiukaid, who have recently been making
such hot speeches against him
The Colonel thought something was
wrong. politically OF personally, with each
OF his assailants, and the crowd went Wild
with enthusiasm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
DEATH or MRS. SMITH CARIER
Tae sais OF Captain Hancock's Coits-Othsr
Matters

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Aug. n
Special.-Mrs. Margaret Smith Carter died
yesterday at "Redlands." this county.
She was the wife OF the late Robert Hiii
Carter, OF Albemarle. and eldest daughter
OF General /. Spear Smith, OF Baltimore,
Md
Five Of Captain Hancock's colts were
sold at Sheepshead Bay. for the aggre-
gate sum OF k3.52j
Contracts have been signed for the erec-
tiOn Of telephone system I'm this city.
Mr.. Joseph r.. Amiss and Miss Emma
Baltimore We're married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug N.-As the
United States cruiser Chicago is short q
officers, Rear Admiral Erben has been
compelled 10 decline the invitation OF the
Mayor and municipal officers OF South
amptOn, who We're desirOus OF banquet
INK the Americans
The Chicago. ii is understood. will re-
main for another month, although Ad-
miral Erben leaves on September 9Th for
New York. Rear Admiral Kirkland. his
successor, Is now on his way here from
the capeS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
1hr LnIe President NAVAL

YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO Aug 27.-At 9
O'Clock this morning the body OF John
Newell. the deceased railroad president,
was taken to the Lake Shore depot. where
the special train was waiting to convey
il TO Chicago.
AZ the station iarse nunner OF rail-
upon the features OF their dead chief
The train pulled out at s15. At Mentor
the party will meet Mrs. Newell and her
daughters and proceed TO Chicago. where
the funeral Ia 10 be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
japanese All for War.

YOKOHAMA. JAPAN. Aug 1.-THE
war feeling here is growing more intense
every day. and there IS a great popular
demand for the transfer OF the Warlike
operations from COrea 10 China. IL is sug-
gested that Japan should unite ali OF
her available troops and II arch upon Pc
kin Immediately.
War has made the people a unit, and
there Is no sacrifice 50 great that the
patriotic Japanese are not ready 10 make
IL for their country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
rms SEEMS TO SETTLE THE Law.
Judge Cole Denies "A Petition to Compel tho
Retention of Commissioner Dryden.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Judge Cole.
If the District Supreme Court, to-day
denied the petition Of Littleton F. Dryden.
formerly shipping commissioner OF the
Port Of Baltimore, for q mandamus on Sc
cretary Carlisle 10 compel his retention I'm
office, the Secretary having removed him
without cause. Dryden's counsel noted an
appeal The decision OF Judge Cole unless
the authority OF Secretaries Of the Treas
ury to remove shipping commissioners at
will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
NE MifRIBD 4 MULATTO.
The Rev. Mr.. Thompson's Congregation
Protected aud Shut Up the Church.

FOSTORIA, OHIO. Aug. 26-1he Rev
Mr. Thcn.pson. Of the Methodist Church
o, this city, was married last night To
Miss IIbbie Hawk. who is a mulatto. She
is an attractive young woman, well edu-
Gated. refined, and a great church worker.
she WAS a member Of the Rev. Mr..
Thompson congregation, and for the
last i've months he has been paying her
rnorked attention. His congregation re
nonstrated vigorously and finally few
weeks ago gave him indefinite leave Of
absence and closed the church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28

Zeb. Vance, division. No. I. of Whining
ton Field officers: Lieutenant ID. IL
Lippett and Sir Knight Guard ] G Nor
rison, Mr.. Sir knight T. W. Clawson.
of the Wilmington Messenger is with this
division.
the National"
Hundreds Of Pythians not OF the uni
form rank are here from Virginia and
North Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
FABRIC WORRERs STRIKE
-Four Out of FOrty-Two Corporations Run
ming Their MiIls

|
FALL RIVER, MASS. Aug. Y-rhe
Conanicut mill has closed IT'S gates inden-
| nitely and there now remain but four
corporations out Of forty-two that are
making attempts TO run their mills. The
Fan River Iron Works and Barnaby
Gingham bid fair 70 continue in fuil
operation, as they are paying under the
old scale. DuTfee. No. 2 and Seaconnet
are running under the new schedule. and
predictions are freely made today that
the help viii leave them W einesday and
Friday, when they receive their FIRST
payments under the 10 per cent reduc-
ton.
MULE sPINNERs CHANGE THEIR OPINIONS.
The temper Of the Mule Spinners' Asso-
citation has changed materially within the
past forty-eight hours. and Secretary
ODOnnell reports that from talks with
many spinuers this morning he has CON
cluded that the men will not return 10
work at the old rates while cotton ana
cloth are quoted at present prices IN the
open market This attitude Is IN uiI CT
opposition 10 that assumed by the SPIN
nerS' Association at the meeting heid Il
week ago last Friday night.
MAY BR THE EXPLANATION.
Since that time. however print cloths
have jumped 10 "a cents ana Cotton has
remained about stationary. inns ne"
stand is of particular interest, because
the hone was gaining that certain mills
that signed the manufacturers agree
ment would eventually break away ana
start at prices satisfactory 10 the spin
ners and carders; An a''yniP' , Vas ,,nra niane
ing. but the Cdrding-rOom help refused
10 work at the new rates They held Il
meeting and voted to stay away from
The mills while the reduced prices are
offered by the management. Secretary
ramsey is endeayoring ~ compromise with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
BIRMINGHAM FURNACES SOLD
The Price Brought was $3.50 OOO-Purcha-.
nh hA NIXaulana

ST LOUIS, MO-, Aug. IA special to
the Republic from birmingham, Ala,
says. The properties of the Birmingham
Furnace and Manufacturing Company con-
sisting Of lr-t0n iron furnace, coal mines
and extensive timber lands at and around
Trussvlile, Aid. We're sold al auction to-
day hv order " court for $4,000. Fuller
Uoggett Of Pittsburg, ana associates, ten
IondholieIs. being the purchasers. The
furnace. which has been idle for many
months. will be- repaired and put into
operation at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
Tru,t Taking whisky Out OF Bond.

PEORIA, ILL, Aug. 27.-rhe Whisky
ddsetor dHs lo Fro@ srn" otSer dsteres
enough was taken 10 swell the amount 10
sg2s. .757. making the days work the largest
collection at one office In the history OF
the service. With the close OF business
to-day the Trust has taken from bond
10000 worth OF whisky at Its various
points OF manufaetHe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
INDI4'S RECENT FLOOD
Devastation Caused by the Swift Tor
rents

SIMLA. INDIA, Aug 27.-The breaking
OF the dam OF Gohma lake caused tor
rent six feet deep TO sweep through the
valley, sweeping away all the buildings
between Gobma and HurdwaT. The lake
formed by the land slip is five miles long
and three-quarters Of a mile broad In
places IL Is 700 feet deep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
sam SMALL IN sT4UNION.
Senators Daniel and Mills Unable to be
There-smail Attendance.

STAUNToN. VA. Aug. T.-special.-
Quite large crowd was in town to-
day TO attend County Court and the
expected political speaking. Neither
Senator Mills nor Senator Daniel were
able TO be here. however. so the Prohi-
bitiOn side OF the question was the only
one represented. Sam Small spoke 10 a
large crowd. but as his speech was an
old one TO our people. he created little
enthusiasm. by his severe personal crtl-
cism OF some OF our people he made
enemies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
mr. MN UHIshY qAx.
Notioo Sent Oat 10 the Collectors -- The
stokes County Shooting scrape.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The following
g., gram was sent 10 collectors Of inter
fa revenue at 4 O'Clock this afternoon:
Washington. j.. C., Aug. q, lSg4-After
today collect tax on all spirits at sl.1O
r eallOn and prOpoTtiOnate rate on all
Factions Of Oue-teDth or more. Notify
stamp deputies.
Signed JOSEPH s. MILLER.
Commissioner.
secretary Carlisle to-day offered 5000
reward for the supposed Illicit distilier.
oi distllers, IN Stokes county, ~ c.,
no shot w Z. Lewis. q United States
,-iaer. on August SIN. while endeaYoring
W capture mOOnshners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
The Franklin Mine Disaster.

SEATTLE. WASH, Aug N.-The coro-
ner's jury investigating the disaster I'm
Franklin coal mine Friday, In which thir-
ty-seven men were killed. mas returned "A
verdict finding that the fire was started
by parties unknown. II is believed the
persons who fired the mine also perished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
l.atb Of Celia Thaxter Autheress

BOSTON, Aug. IA special from the
Isles of Shoals says that Celia Thaxter,
the authoress. died there suddenly last
night and that the funeral services viii
be held Tuesday afternoon Ut the Apple
door House. - ....-. .. z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
lSEPH s. MILLER.
Inc staiesmsn's Grandson Cannot We'd MI
American GtrI

NEW YORK, Aug. T.-Robert Peel.
sfandson Of the famous English states
man. has had his aspirations for an
Hnerlcan bride rudeiy nipped by stern
tiah1iather, = and Is naturally very wrOthy
about II. The girl is Miss Kittie Sanford,
'! bfidgepvrt. Conn, granddaughter VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28

Agent Sanford on : per cent. reduc-
ton, and inasmuch as the New Bedford
yarn Mills and the Kerr Thread Mills
are In operation, on nearly the old rates
ne feels very confident OF success The
King Philip strikers met this morning
and some OF them who are not I'm financial
standing IN the union were paid from
the collections made from the public.
The cardors and splnners will hold gen
eral meetings tonight.
FREMONT AND SUFFOLK MILLS START TIP.
LOWELL. MASS. Aug. 1.-THE TIE
mont and Suffolk mills started mn today
IN all departments except the color and
blanket-rOOms. with 100 operatives. The
Atidiesex WOODEN Mills' carding and
spinning rooms and q part of the weav-
ing rooms also resumed. and also the
Appleton mills In all departments. The
total number Of operatives set 10 work
u apout @"'. mere - temporary
scarcity OF weavers in two Of the cotton
mills.
APPEAL or THE NEw BEDFORD wEAvERs.
NEW BEDFORD MASS. Aug. 27.-'rhe
New Bedford Cotton Weavers' Protective
Association has issued an appeal To the
people OF the New England States. i'm
Whlch they ask for support in their fight
against the corporations.
I'm speaking OF the strike the weavers
say; 1T has been forced upon us by the
most cruel and unjust action Of our en-
IlOyers
'fIif ffdf ago our WhHtS Were reduced
ID 10 p per cent. This We quietly accent
cd During the present year this re.ilc-
ton has been largely In the weaving
department by the great iengthening of
cuts without extra pay. and by changing
the styles or cloth. by these unjust
means, some corporations have further
reduced the Neayers from 10 TO o per
cent.
These corporations. which are treating
the operatives with such scOrn and con-
tempt are nearly all paving their usual
dividends and the stockholders have
scarcely suffered at all The opera
tives Of New Bedford have. therefore.
struck work against this cruel and need
less reduction I'm wages"
There Is a rumOr that the Pennsylvania
and Columbia mills viii start up Wednes-
day under the old schedule. The OIL
cials will not affirm or deny the report.
pRoTVcTING THEIR FUNDS.
FALL RIVER. MASS. Aug. 2T.-At n
large meeting OF the spinners' union to-
night II was voted 10 declare all union
benefits on for four weeks beginning
last Monday morning. This will Include
every one who was or who may be en-
titled to benefits till the time limit ex-
pres.
At the carders' meeting it was voted
10 discontinue all union benefits. begin
ming this morning and lasting as long
as the lockout continues.
The votes passed 10y the two unions in
dlcate the indication Of the trades unions
90 prepare for future trouble by protect
Ing their funds as long as they can pos
si0ly DO so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
WEAIHER FORECAsr.

WASHINGTON. Aug. H.--For Virgins
and North Carolina: Fair In western por-
tlon, local rains In eastern poitionsl
warmer east winds. becoming south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
ARRIVAL TIMELY.

"Your arrival is timely The Congress
has adjourned. and the right Of way is
yours. The public building are open -
you. Upon every Intel is the erateful
welcome. Upon your long line ~ march
a thousand times your hearts WiI be
made glad 10y the cheering words no1t-
Ing on streamcrs from mansion and
mart Welcome, thrice welcome, Knights
OF Pythias"
Convention Han, where their reception
was held. was crowded % excess. and
many II the knights afterwards attended
the National Theatre. where Robert
Downing. the tragedian, opening the regl-
lar season. appeared in honor of the
knights as Damon i'm the well known
tragedy Of Damon and Pythlas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-28
GOLD HOLDINGS.
4 Statement Prepared by the Controller of
the Currency.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Aug. 27.-The
Controller Of the Currency has prepared
statement of the gold holdings of the
national banks Of the United States. from
which IL appears that the banks OF the
State of New y Ork alone hold S21.UuO 600
more gold than the gold balance of the
treasury. The returas by States and
TnrritOries are as follows: