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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-13
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Are You Uoing 60 see the Flight,
The Santa lie Route has named The
very low rate OF Gao from Denver Col.
orado Springs and Pueblo,to Dallas and
return, for this casion-less than one
fare Tor the round trip Corresponding.
ly low rates will dot h,lnS, be made
from Utah oinis. Call "a, tiiu office FOR
full particulars.
GEo. T.. GILMAN,
General Agent Passenger Depart.
ment. No. 50 West Second South Street
Sal, Lake City, Utah.
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snd accurate picture Of the cindliion
oi the mind q England when mo lssi
sppcal vas made TO the counify.-he-
u'tiO VI RcUieDA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-13

TYSON At Randolph, Utah Of innamauoh
u the kidnuys, EnoCh f., son Of the latu " Ils
lam tlaon nnd sarah Caldwell Tyson. bon
m Randolph. March iith. issf died ssrtcmher
hih. 30. untrai services were hoid in 100
meeting houtc, hgnday, tho 3th, nt 10 m.
tuuao ing rumafks were made By Eldcri 4 "
eau, John q. tray. u|uf Larson aud Hiahup
john N linNtcr, OF N0odfuh. aud Mcitun0n.
Of nandolph Tue CAS- e. was pure white and
covered with beautiful flowers. placed there Nv
Low ng b. nda, All tho decorations in meet,
ing house were also pure While. 1he prorct.
ainn 10 he cemetery were formed aa follow
iifHt. the hraas band (the deceased was H.
snare dfuWmerI; cntket carried by Young
moH followed By young men and women IN
foot then thirty vehicles niicu B. ih relatives
aud friends. Rider VIM. IrN cd red tlr
dcdicA.ory PRAYER ~ tho graye fhen was
lad 70 rest one Of Randolph'a modest Sous
ICON
rAWntsii,-in Remington, Bear Lake conn
", Idaho, July 9Th, 1855, Of old age Mirrartt
Thomas, relict OF the late samuel farrisn, Of
hprngyillu, ltah.
'Deorasod wa y years old anda native of
Numney, HlamorEanahire, south Waies -hr
was baptized there BY kider William iisnshav
IN lstl, bang one ut The early converts 20 rho
iulnosa Of tho uoepcl In Wales. sho was
known there a,nong large circle ~ acQuaint.
ancea a. Margaret Thomas humncl she
crossed tho .piains with captain ban Jones
hhndcAft company In i'tG. and waa nlways a
faithful saint Her remains were Inferred AZ
bennington.
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SAT- LAIkr CrrY. nlnh.

August s,h, 1895.
Tue uudcuigncd HEREBY ivei
nallcr nat they VIII on OCTOBER lsr,
ieFo, reduce the Interest ON ssvings
'3iosl- % four per cent. per annum,
payable scm-aDnually.
THE DEsFRFT SAviNGs BANK
''"tH lITLE INSURANCE a
lRusr COMPANY.
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Effective Aug. 18th. 1895.
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Improved Tourist Hleepers Tree Heciinip &
Char Cara Elegant bay coaehss.
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Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
liver. sjc. a nv
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music.

ne Improvements A.sseissio. se.a
NOOK, contains = collection OF Original
asd sslTfisd songs and hyms.. 81 70 msr,s b
Professor Il. Beesisy Seventy eight pAsss q
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wnfors Woodruff. Geo N. Cannon,
President Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
WAS XIrgiuia Loyal!

How Gar the ancient boast Of NirEnans
that their ancestors We're cavaliers III
Z. ling dur.ns the great rebellion. ID
Tnr.and was correct. viii be one Of tnt
chief topics IN the address Friday nigh'
IA me hall Of the House Of Delegates by
Afr. r. $. Thomas. Of Smithheid. ms
gentleman. who is well known as as
tine-l4h,d lawyer. and for his interest
I'm the early history Of Virginia 90 when
he Inns mad. some interesting contilDn-
tior1. viii deliver the next In the series
~ historical lectures given by tn Asso-
citation for the Preservation OF virginia
Auugu,t.es. Ills subject covers The perlou
1Gg-le.5. and more especially refers 10
the state of affairs here during the IN
tarreenum in England. II Is known that
sfr Thomas has made a close and carelui
study Of the history Of the Colony during
the time mentioned. and he will no docDt
throw new and valuable light on a most
interesting subject. Many years ago the
question asked in the headilht
above. was discussed somewhat AT
leneth in the columns OF inc
Literary Messenger but the writers
showed more interest in than deep
knowledge Of the subject. Much import
amt information bearing on the matter mas
been discovered since that time. ana VIII
be- put in most attractive form by MI
Thomas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Death Probably from Poison.

Ii was reported yesterday that man
had died on Oregon Hin from an overdose
of some opiate. administered by a physi-
clan. Investigation, however. proved the
report TO be untrue, although there was
some foundation for IT, The man, rather
youth, had been suffering from sistitis.
and ur!nic poison set In. This, II Is
claimed. produced death. About eighteen
hours before dissolution one and one quar-,
ter grains OF morphine was administered
by direction Of the physician. and Il was
thought that this also FASTENED death.
The physicians In charge OF the case SAID
last night that had the morphine not been
administered death would have resulted
from the poison. and had the poison not
set In the morphine, on account OF the
condition OF the kidneys. would. perhaps.
have produced death. The dose admins
tered is not considered large. but the sick
mans system was not IN condition 10 re-
ceive Il. The death certificate shows that
death was probably caused by urinic
DOisOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
NEWFOUNDLASD's CRISIS.
Request from the Colony for Aid
from Britain.


LONDON, March 13.-A parliamentary
paper has been Issued giving the cor
respondence between the authorities Of
Newfoundland and the British Govern
ment in regard 70 the financial crisis in
Newfoundland The paper contains re-
quest from Sir J. T. n. O'Brien. Cover
nor Of Newfoundland. for aid In procuring
loan OF 81, 10000, together with war
ship and the appointment Of a royal COM
mission for the province. Lord kipOn' 9
reply to these requests says the home
government Will do nothing In the matter
until the commission has made further
inquiries.
other requests are made by the New
foundland Government as follows: That
the home government sanction the Issue
Of treasury notes; that they pass bill
guaranteeing a certain value 10 all bank
notes, that they give assurance that the
London government will not NEEDLE with
the Constitution. and that they guarantee
$1,000 yearly for a quarter OF a century.
as interest on the colony's bonds. The
home government, In reply, refuses 20
give the assurance asked and declines
to assume the guarantee on the ground
that self-governing colonies should not
look to the Imperial Government for all
in financial affairs. However. Lord Rlpon
writes, the government would dispatch a
commissioner TO Newfoundland to re-
lieve actual public distress from the trea-
surys funds, but they would not extend
assistance to commercial houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
TILE BRIDAL PARTY.
PRINCE EDWARD POLITICS.
Fight for Nominations-A Summer
Normal Promised.

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. VA.
March 13.-(SpeciaL) in this old
county is in somewhat Of a ferment.
The Democratic house IS divided against
itself. Candidates for reelection to the
offices OF Sheriff and Treasurer have no
opposition in Democratic ranks, but Tor
commissioner Of the Revenue there Is
triangular fight for the nomination. W.
T. Clark. Esq, and Captain 7. W. SOUTH
all. from Ric.. and Thomas W. Crowley
from Prospect, are yigiant and hustllng'
but will each submit his claims on the
Cd OF April to the county convention At
Worsham. The Populist and RepuDlcahs
nrobably win coalesce and spend their
energies largely in efforts 70 elect y H.
Bliss Treasurer. He served in this ONCE
for a number Of years during me hte
Iar,,,i,can domination. The Populist
strength in the county is greatly inferior
to'what II was two years ago, when
delegate was elected TO the l. gislature'
Farmyile has been promised the sum-
rner normal this year with fine corps
Of teachers
The Circuit Court last week ordered
the pavment by the trustee Of the col
lansed Commercial Bank Of p per cent
dividend 10 the depostors. \ like amount
or nerbops more. will ultimately b paid.
Mr.. W. T. Johnson has been compelled
bv m health to resign the position as
INSPECTOR of tobacco at the Planters
Warehouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
The Cotton-Goods Trade.

MANCR ESTER. ENG. March B.-The
Guardian. in its commercial article, says
The firm tone and the advance In the
price of cotton have emboldened spinners
and manufacturers TO ask for higher
prices for their products. The former have
generally been successful but the latter
have made very little progress. A fair
volume Of business is Offering. but the
offerings are mostly at bottom rates
which sellers cannot entertain. Some
offers made at last weeks prices have
been executed, but workable INDIA busI-
ness is scarce, though moderate lines oil
favorite cloths have occasionally been
booked. There is some CHINA inquiry lol
standard makes OF shrtings, heaVy
cloths. bleaching cloths. and Mexicans
but the actual business has been unim'
portant. consisting only OF occasional
transactions. Japan and other foreign
outlets have bought sparingly. yarns nave
been strong. but the advance asked has
greatly checked business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
pages 3 AND A.
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

$40: !sbort ribs ss.7s. .ho,, -.
$500. Boxed. Nc more 'N'" wear RIOS.
$500, Ds,Ssn-flrmi demand impfov.t. ,o,.
s ss 500 shor. rifs, sg7S' -. 'os
$3.50. Boxed, ias NOR. ~ 90 saort Gear,
"h'seT-tirn ana active 81 si.2A
ST LOUIS
49,. . LOUIS. hsrch - -FiSar-sc.,.. -.s
p ~, - u.nl' pateat s2.70at So t.ns, a, ~
$50; choccs t2.OOas2. 10, 'sNcJ' s<.Sot
ss meeJn JAZZ ossi hAreh. 54sss; MAJ, s.,xa
sS SS's ssi.s' March. 4oo.; MAJ .ss.,
sc Ssss'-Io"'ri March, ooAo; Ma, ,Oa,
Posk-stapdSri mess. sti,A
Lard-Pnmo steam. 4 M. -,
Dry.Saitel Nra.s-Shouis... 10 20
ciesr, so.75ass. SHE. c'.,- ', ' . sAto; icre
short clear. sc12l[ '''' shsf 'tat2i
.A sscS S,.,! Sc '0Oulao $40; nb, e,.u
hlsh Vines over At sI.2s.
sasgins anchargeL
THE COTTON sARKers
| LIVERPOOL, AAron 49,
tu.odes quiet and steady: Ane-,,.r ,.tf fspl--
TAR, sd; yooi midiing, 4 s.ie- s-.uaaf
oung' $ i-S<d.; gopi oriinarr. , $500 e.l-
~. 80, -. o,"sp, herca, i.gtsl sea 49,
ssr. s-b4d., sellers: NAY sus frs', ~ And
june and July, 3 lO-b4NS fi.eAd. 80.
ausnsI > l'-t4ssS i2.6..: Aas1., az s ani
| tempef, ) 1884,. value. Sopts,'h.- -. 50 pfp-
/ her, B i4-04aS l3.04d, sel. mo Veto
neFcmosr, l9-6fa3 i,-st1s No,.., - ~
Decemoef' 5 lf.ttd.; December a., f' ~ so
le-bfd.' buyers. Futures very ~, ''-a''
NEW YORK. March ll-lott.n- s,..,..
nlsonas GU, o'ac.; mtilhng, s., NSt ~.
/ 81 oalc. sales. 2oS lalrs. sntnn.-. ,t sllel,
stcck. ies. 73j tsIeA -p' NHie'I
Futures closed steady; salra 2flg1o t.,...
ssssh sod Aprh. s5s2; Nsy. ASS. it,.
- 80 July, so.si; August e59i. $500
| cemDer. SB.0S. WV bs-
! NRW ORLEANS. Msrcn ia.-Ce,,oo- s,,.....
Closed steady, taios. S1.Ooi a.. 1..,'
snov April to.tH, Nay, $3.50. June. $50.
July. 50 o. August, e. da. SsrtsmS,r 80.
oc'oeer, 1913; Novc inter-. &. .e. rs.s .,,,si
$3.50. 'ee''Aoef'
NAVAL STORE Markets
! WILMINGTON, y. q, March "a -pc.,.
frm- susined. sLt5: g5oi sira,ned a On 'h
| spirits turpcn,ile, 2Jalgi..
Iar-firm ~ sl.C0
Crude r6 ,orpep'ins-F Firm haoi, sllo, ,of,.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Msrch r. Spirl,, ,u,r..,.-
une urn a. sc Tor regulars eceip,.. so ,a...
sales, ~ CASKS 49,
Rosln-Ftrm at fecline IN ,,fo .,r -.
! grades; sales, $500 barrel. ~ ~, g
GlO y, el.l6; +, 81 20. F,fIsj.G. fi,N,
| II, slIo; |. $500. Is. o. 10. Ma a.. Il
sS.,oe3i NindoW'glass' $3.50; va whre.
/
CHARLESTON, s, C., March i3.-r,,,.,,,..
/ dull at 3ac. with 10 rocelptA
kosln Firm; good strained. si,l5; receipts.
| ool barrels. '''
LONDON AND PARIS.
| LONDON, March lA-BAr .i.ver. 9-,at
Parts advices quote per coat r,ntes a. iusl :.
| doc for tho account ''
NohFOLK PEANUT MARKET
reported tor the Duuatcn
NORFOLK, VA. N.r,h "a NJ.
stesdy; common, lattsc.. prime. lt.e.s exty.
PRIME &c. ; fancy, .lsc.; spanish. sos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men KiIIcd-Dcnth of nm rs
tI,nnhIa. IndY-noNdtOn NOtcS.

timnbIe Lndy-Doydton Notes.
ROYDTON. VA. March 13-(SpeciaL)-
Information has just been received here
that a boiler explosion at La Crosse
station on the Atlantic and Danville rail-
way. about twenty miles east OF Boyd
ton. resulted in the instant killing OF the
engineer and fireman. both negroes. ms
accident occurred at the cotton-gln or
Nessrs Pennington Il Winckler. The eX-
plosion shook the earth for six miles
around. and so tremendous was the erect
Of the shock that the people OF me sur
rounding country thought an earthquake
had occurred.
The widow Of Colonel Sterling Hutche-
son. ST.. very aged and estmable lady
Of this county, Is dead. Ii Will be re-
rnembcred that I'm years agone Colonel
Hutchinson was an honorable representa-
tive OF this county in the Legislature.
Mr. l.. W Stark, prominent tobacco
MIST Of oxford. y. c.. is here with view
10 locating in Boydton.
a Joint stock company will be organized
soon to publish a live county newspaper
In Boydton.
The tobacco market Is on a big boom
now, and many buyers from other mar
kets are being attracted hither to pur-
chase the weed.
Messrs y. A. Gregory. of Richmond.
and j. Y. Jameson and 4. s. Herndon.
of Danville. were here this week.
Mr.. y J. Mason, a prominent merchant
and tobacconist here. continues quite ILL.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
THE MASSACHUSETTS, COMMITTEE
They VIII Spend To-Morrow Here.
Returning from the south

\ committee from the Massachusetts
Legislature sent South to inve stiglte the
many attractions for the cotton-mill capt.
,alisiS Of that State. and report to the
Legislature some advice as 70 what 10
do to hold the mill-mcn in the way OF
certain legislative reforms. Will arrive In
Richmond early Friday morning. and will
spend the day In a tour of tie city.
The committee is composed Of repre-
sentative men, and Is headed by Senator
f. w. Darling. No Official notification
of the proposed visit of these solons has
been received here. and. cOnse fuently no
preparation Tor their reception has rCeu
made. They viii come from Raleigh. over
the Seaboard AIRLINE. and Colonel ii. NJ.
Boykin, of that road, left for Raleigh
last night to escort the party here. The
committee has visited Atlanta and other
their homes from here.
1t Is interesting to know that the mer-
camille committee of the House and Sen
ate of the Legislature of Massachusetts
has for consideration a good many COM
plants that have been made by the mill
men of that state against the present
laws that are injuring their industries,
and this tour Is made with the nope that
some remedial legislation may be enacted.
For some time past here has been talk
Of northern cotton-mills coming South.
but as yet Il has TO a very large extent
only been talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
RADFORD PIPE COMPANY.
Application for n Reccivcr-Credf-
tors Will Not Lose.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 13.-Applica-
ton was made before Judge Smith. in
the Superior Court. this morning for an
order dlssolving the corporation OF the
Radford Pipe and Foundry Company. and
for receiver to wind up its affairs. The
proceeding is by stockholders of the COM
pany-James " Gamble. Arthur Brown.
and others-who allege that the corpora
ton has not paid 6 per cent. dividend
for two years out OF the last three from
net earnings over and above its fixed ex-
oenses.
The plant is located at Radford. Va.
The assets are over $4,000. AS the statu-
tory liability OF the stockholders Is back
OF the assets II is not expected that credi-
tors will lose anything.
NJ. c. Armour, who has been vce-presi-
dent and manager OF the company. was
appointed as receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
pTcuMoND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. March -, 1885.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters p. smokers, J.
wrappers. S. dark leaf. q; Tugs, -. Total.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. 81 602S4. tobacco, N.&3lN. Total.
s. 1902. -. -,
Bright loose sales were quite large
to-day and prices were well up on ali
grades. especially the better grades. which
were in fair supply. Breaks largely OF
medium grades. al,
Dark loose sales were small, and with
out change. either In price or demand
Private trading fair ,,
Good bright sales to-day but smai'
fartr Sairc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
TH. WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was rainy aud disagreeable. The skies a.
middight were overcast.
State of Thermometer:
Mean temperature. ....................5
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March l3.-After a strong
opening. the stock market became irregu-
lar, owing to the revival Of reports about
a reduction in the New York Central
dividend This stock was sold down 70
50 So, but the bulk Of the selling was
considered as professional, and for that
reason without significance. So far as
the dividend Is concerned, people who have
enjoyed the confidence Of insiders In the
past state that In their opinion the regu-
lar rate will be maintained. Nothing
definite, however. is known. The St
Paul directors tomorrow will take action
on the dividend on the common, and the
belief obtains that the board will order
the distribution Of the usual rate. Opera
tors generally devoted their time prlnci-
pally to dividend matters. and business
suffered I'm consequence
In the afternoon Their was a little more
doing, and prices moved up I'll along the
line Sugar rose 10 l02 81 Hooking VAL
New York central 10 90 81. Delaware and
Hudson TO l2t 81. Louisville and Nash
vile TO AZ "a. jersey Central TO SO 81,
New England 70 81 5-S, and Wheeling ana
The rise in Sugar was ascribad to ma,
nipuation. and Hooking Valley ana
Wheeling and Lake Erie were strength
ened by the formation u the new bltumi,
nous pool by the Ohio producers. General
Electric moved up on favorable reports
about thu comp2ny's business. western
Union sold at 81 1-2NSl IS. The state
ment Of the company FOR the March quar-
ter was better than expected, the deilc
being S2i5, 100 For the nine months ended
March 81. 1895. according 70 Official estl-
mates. the surplus will be s-5s.tpp.
Speculation closed firm. with prices any
where from II 20 1 - per cent hish r
| than on Yesterday. New York central
| lost IA. Western Union 3-S, and Chicago
| Gas rs per cent Bay State Gas fell Il,
| 10 Il. on unconfrmed sensational rumors
as to the financial standing or the con-
Germ.
The bond market was strong
| The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
| 81 O35. and OF unlisted 5000 shares
Treasury balanc 5: Coin, S0,259OOJ; cur
rency, $72.7s5000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at la
| . per cent: last loan at II, and closins
| offered at - per cent; prime mercantile
| paper, 1 Lao per cent ~
! BAR silver. 90 rs; Mexican dollars. ~
| silver at the board 81 is. bid.
| Sterling exchange firm, with actual busl
ness in bankers bills at AN 3-4gtS I9i
sixty days. and si.Ssli+89 Il FOR demand
| posted rates, AS8 l-2040; commercld
| bills. A6 3-4dLG IL. -.
| Government bonds steady. state Dohds
| dull. Railroad bonds ilrmcr.
| yornrK nunTaTfDNs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14


Riverside, CANDLES Hin, Jefferson, LADY,
Hin. and Chlmborazo parks. and recon-,
mends that additional land be acquireu
now at New Reservoir and ChimporaIo'
looking 10 future extensions anu III
provements a large section OF tnc -
Fulton). he says is directly interesteu
in a proper roadway leading 70 Nh'''-
borazo. .Ao, a
The Engineer further suggests that
settled plan Of permanent inhpIoSs"'JtiII a.
for the harbor be settled upon.
49,. a system OF dyking. similar 10
tLet uscd down the river wei UP 10 tne
80 ~ tiac By this, he claims. the flVeT
'',s - made 20 ecour Itself and the
.Nrt ~ dredging would be greatly ac-
tolerated hy dumping the mud behind the
dykes instead OF its having 10 De car
a long distance down the river. Inv
,.,,,td also. he asserts, lessen the ue-
W., - ,rrd after each freshet He sug-
&c a conference OF the wharf ana
i.,d.oVncrs Interested along the lines OF
tb.. work with the James-River Improve
,,ont Committee. with View 20 adopting
sfcb a scheme OF Improvement.
HAVE TOO MANY TRAMPs.
Cblcf-of- Police Poe says. among other
,bir~s. .eThe tramp nuisance Is on the
Increase. I think the Council cohtein-
ulsfes making an ordinance 10 puLlSu
fhcm in some way. so az 10 prevent lheHn
from annoying our citizens by begging
M their houses. and from filling our s'd-
tion-houscs with filth and vefmih. $500.
Il would respectfully suggest lhat w
recommend the purchase Of eight hoISS ,s
for this department, Which "oulu
the putting Of mounted men IN he *
IRENE eastern and western limits OF tne
city. thereby giving better protection 10
our citizens
MONEY AND FIGURES.
The Auditors report Is huge mass
Of figures. II summarizes that the clty
income from all sums IN 1894 was s-'Ooi'-
400 A.. disbursements, sen Glib
The report Of the Treasurer Is aoou'
the same as tina. OF the Auditor
RURIAI.S IL OAKWOOD.
The report OF Superintendent Dicken-
cen Of Oakwool Cemetery. shows thal
20 2e3 peopIe have been buried there du-
rlr,, its existence. or these l6"p were
Confederate soldiers
NONE RESIGNED.
Even G., dull a task as examining a
mass Of reports has its humorous slde.
ana 70 was q broad smile hat hilmineu
tho face II the Dispatch man wheh y.
saw iu the camulation Of the report OF
tho chief Of Police the entry: Resigned.
meme" Just as If any city Official ana
more especially. q policeman ever was
known 10 do such a thns!
II was left to a Jackson-Ward alder,
man 10 summarize the matter several
wears ago when the resignation OF 2 mem
n.r ~ that body was submitted. ~
said: "Mr President some OF us ial'
Of reelection. some dc, none were ever
l-oowu 20 resign before. J move -, wa
be presented with chrome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Rcscryed His DccisiOn.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March l3.-(Spe-
cial The United States Court convened
this morning at O'clock and the case
OF the Fidelity Insurance and Trust and
Safe-D eposit Company against the Roa-
noke Iron Company was argued. The
point at issue was whether a receiver
of the latter company could issue certifi-
Gates as a lien upon its property to raise
money TO run its furnace and rolling-mill.
The Judge reserved his decision.
The grand jury has made no report in
the Hamner-Pannil case, and will not do
so until Saturday.