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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
State Of Virginia, City Of Richmond-to-
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CAUSE OF TEE FAILURE.
Ill Health and Inability To Give His
Business PerbonaI Attention.

There has been much speculation as TO
the cause Of Mr.. PAGES failure. On all
sides yesterday evening the question was
asked. why did Mr. Pace have to make
an assignment
Nj. Pace himself says that he was
forced To take the step he did because
OF prolonged sickness, which kept him
confined al his home. when obligations
were accommodating at his Office He was
not even able 70 be at the bank yester-
day, and the dc ails of the ass. gnment
were arranged by his counsel LaGt night
when Dispatch reporter called 10 see
Mr.. Pace at his residence that gentle
man was too unwell to discuss he failure
at all. Hundreds OF his friends had drop
ped in to express their sympathy for
him. and TO all such Mr. Pace was as
cordial and warm-hearted as usual
Mr. PAGES friends were not aOprlsed
Of his financial distress. or they would
have rallied to his aid. II was said hat
many offered assistance last evening.
for which Mr. Pace was exceedingly
grateful. but which he promptly decl ned
He expressed himself as being worried
because some Of his creditors would have
TO wait until his properties could be dis
posed OF before they could get their
money.
II is believed that his friends Of means
do not intend that his assets shall be
sacrificed
COULD NOT SEE ANY ONE.
During ne past three weeks Of Mr.
PAGES sickness. he has been unable 10 see
any one outside of his physicians and the
members OF his family. His closest per-
sonal friends and even his book keeper
were denied admission 10 his chamber. so
ii was impossible for him 10 attend 10
any business He had within easy reach
enough funds 20 fight off any aggressive
debt and so give him time 20 marshal
his assets 10 meet any future assault.
While h was held in bed and tortured
by fierce malady, his menacing and
augmentng obligations began 10 press
upon his weakened and dsordered re-
sources. The disease had so enervat a his
fibre and his frame was so fragile that
he feared "A collapse OF his physical forces
resist the demands upon his finances. And
he had a horror Of dying without an
effort TO protect his creditors IL was,
indeed, the route OF scattered forces.
which. II well in hand could have forced
victory and saved the field.
FRIENDS OF MEANS
He had so many friends with monetary
Influence. large credit. and ready cash.
that If he had called on them the as
seemed TO be reluctant 10 ask assist
ance he had befrie ended uncounted peo-
pie. but hestated to make known his own
needs
midst OF his alth with 30 much courtesy
20 every one. with such utter absence OF
all personal pride. doing multiplied deeds
OF private charity, that the entire city
as one man. feels ke- My the blow that
has smrtten him. on the streets. in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
THEIRLUCK WASP0OR
GOVERNOR CARR AND HIS DUCK.
HUNTING PARTY.
The Distillery OF an Old Offender
Captured. But rot the Hoonshfuer-
The Raleigh Tobacco Market
Many ConvIctionS-DrIcfs

RALEIGH. y. c., December Ii-.sre
cial)-Governor Carr and party returned
this afternoon from New River On..v
county. The weather was not fayorat.s
for duck-shooting. Their luck was DOOR
though the social features Of the tr.o
were delightful.
Rale.ghs Board Of Aldermen TODAY
mt special meeting. rescinded the .a.
for VOC on the issue OF $1,000 OF street
improvement bonds Il was well under
stood that the c0lored vote would D..
against the issue. and IL Is thought .h
city can incur such a debt without OBJ.
trouble Of an election. his idea l..ri
based upon a recent decision OF the s..
preme Court In a Forsyth county cs..
Leputy-sherif Gibson. on Thursdsv
nsHt captured and destroyed an N-sa.
4oh copper stlll cap and worm. and 100
gallons or beer belonging 20 b l.. Jore+
OF biaden county This Is the second
sun OF his destroyed within twelve
months Jones was tried az Wlmln.rn
several years ego. and forty-tv1 .n.o
Dil.9 We're returned against him. he uas
convicted and sentenced 10 the narlt.r.
tary. and 10 pay $1,000 fine Will ID,
me way 20 the penitentlary h. tunnel
rom rapid.ymoving train. and h,,
never been recaptured.
MANY CONVICTIONS.
The United States Federal c-... ,,
Journed yesterday after having t.ar +,
;. ioh since December 2d Ther. g.-.
ninety convictions. and I59 cases u.er,
disposed OF one prisoner-Jsn,oe e.t..-
was sentenced 10 eighteen morfAs .,
Albany penitentiary. and TO nav B. 20
me me court. for civil cases. Viii r-.
Yene January 18th.
Judge James MacRae left To-day o.,
Fayetteville. He goes 70 C-aersl,.l
"'At week 10 attend court there.
TOBACCO SALES
Yesterday the aoors Of the ,vyo f,.-,
.0Dacco warehouses here were fref vI,.
.Ne golden weed The farmers ur, ts,
TOBACCO on the market were hanrr ~,
ne pidding was spirited and prf.a. ugs-.
sood raleigh has a firm and s-iil h,.,
nov 'or splendid tobacco marsa.
Inc Cary Lumber C0unanv fs ,.,-,.
l.E Jay ana night 70 get its orders frei
ana me wagon factory hes orders er--,,
20 push u until the middle of T,rr.-v
IN ne Auditors Office IL IS le,r~.l --s,
mere Is great trouble I'M oouoo.i,, .t.
iaWyers'. doctors. dentists and fs.-f
.S-house tax. This tax Is some II tht
WORK or the Pop Legislature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
nse Association
The clearinghouse
Acts.

This explains itself:
Ata meeting of the Clearing House AS
ISOLATION. embracing the banks OF 'hIs
CITY. held at the request OF MI D. D.
Montague. the newiy-elected president
# the Planters National Bank, ana MT
\ Rovd the president OF the virginia
trust Company. Mr.. Montague made
statement Of the condition OF the Pan
ters' Rank by which ii appears that all
NJ the indebtedness Of Nj. J. Is. race 10
the bank has been settled, and that In
stitution will not suffer the loss OF
dollar by Mr. PAGES assignment.
Mr. J. y. Boyd. the president OF the
Virginia Trust Company, made a similar
statement as to that company. and Mr.
PAGES Indebtedness thereto. Nhereupon
II was
Resolved. by the undersigned members
OF the association, That they give this
information To the public. with the as
surance that II cen be relied on as cor
rect in every particular
That the banks OF this city will sus-
tain the Planters Bank and the Virginia
Trust Company. should they need any
assistance.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BY A. J.. Boulware. President;
THE STATE BANK or VIRGINIA,
by John s. Elicit. President;
SAVINGS BANK Or RICHMOND.
BY r. a. Patterson. President;
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
By Fred II. Scott. Nice-President;
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Ry George l.. Christian. Pr. sident;
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND,
By :. G. Wallace. President;
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND,
By William III. Palmer, President;
METROPOLITAN BANK,
By " w. Nelson. President:
ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND,
WILLIAM II. PALMER, President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
The Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE dry
goods market to-day has presented a de-
cidedly quiet appearance in all depart
ments. The tone has continued easy on
staples, with prices ruling irregular. but
not appreoiably lower than week ago.
Woollens and worsteds have hardly sold
up to expectation, and the advances in
price made at the opening OF the season
in new heavy weights have not always
been retained. The best feature has been
the retail business. which is reported
TO have shown decided Improvement under
fayoring weather influences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
Marble Court-House nurned.

AsHEVILLE y. c.. December IA
snecial from Murphy. the county seat o,
aerokee county. the westernmogt nara
OF the state. says the new court.hlass
thefe was burned yesterday al ~
Al the records were saved. Loss. 5000
No insurance.
The courthouse was notable because
MADE OF marble, presenting a beautiful
appearance
The NE caught from the fue % \
chiIlhey' thus communicating % wood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
Death from ArseuIcaI Poisoning.

DANNlLl.E. VA. December l4-lSce.
eiaL)-f'rank Radg {. a i3-year-old coioret
boy died here to-day under circum-
stances that leave no room % doubt that.
his death was caused By arsonical p1'sor-
Ing. On Tue sday last he with four other
colOred persons ate freely OF DO .et
beans, and all were made sick. Ona o,
the sufferers was the woman who cooked
thu beans. The boy tried 20 attend ID
his work on Wednesday. hut could noe
DO so. and grew worse. until he died.
The others are better A colored N0-
man is suspected OF having put Rorsh-on-
Rats IN the pot with the beans but 10
arrest has been made up 20 iris hour
A postmortem was held. and the stomach
OF the boy showed signs OF poisoning
by arsenic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
HE RESIGNS THE PRESIDENCY.
Bank and Trust Company Meet and
Elect Successors 10 Him.

The resignation of Mr.. Pace as presi-
dent of the Planters National Bank. and
also as president Of the Virginia Trust
Company. was announced at the close OF
business yesterday. Coupled with this an
nouncement OF the resignation Of Mr
Pace from these two prominent positions
was the filing Of the deed OF assignmen
reported above.
The letters Of resignation Of Mr. Pace
TO the bank and trust company. and the
resolutions of sympa hy expressed by the
boards were kindly furnished TO the press
last night by the officers OF the respective
institutions The sympathy expressed by
he directors Of these institutions is fell
bv the entire community. and the hope
for the recovery Of Mr. Pace 10 health
and prosperity IS universal
Mr. Pace h. highly esteemed in the
community. and jus ~ So In every effor,
for he advancement " the citys in
terest he has been first and foremost
and his administration OF the affairs
Of the Institutions over which he pre-
sided has been marked by success and
they to-day stand unimpaired az an evil
dence OF his good judgment. As viii be
,eeu I'm his letters Of resgnat' on. none
of the institutions over which he pre-
sided stand 10 lose a dollar and their
capital and surplus is intact as shown
and verified by the statements OF their
officers.
LETTER TO THE BANK.
Mr. PAGES letter to the bank is as fol-
lows:
Richmond, Va, December II. 1875
To the Board Of Directors OF the Planters
National Bank:
Gentlemen,-I beg 70 tender my resig-
nation as president and director OF the
Planters National Bank. 1t is a matter
Of profound regret that | am connpelled
10 take this step, ana sever my connec-
ton with The bank which has so grown
and developed that IT has now a surplus
OF over $4,000. and Is one Of the strong
est and most prosperous institutions in
this State.
I shall satisfy every dollar Of indebted
ness 10 the bank, whether us drawer or
eaGorser OF notes held by it. by conveying
10 IL real estate OF the choicest character
in The city Of Richmond. which yields a
rental income that makes it worth all
that the bank will take IL at; and IL Is
a satisfaction to me that this bank will
thus be amply protected against any loss
In consequence Of my misfortune.
J. b. PACE.
HIS SUCCESSOR.
The Board Of Directors OF the bank. az
ter acceuting the resignation OF Mr. Pace
elected Mr. I. G. Williams, Jr, yice-pres-
ident OF the Il. G. williams Tobacco Com
many. as director to nil the vacancy on
th. board. and then elected as president
of the bank MIR. j. J. Montague one OF
our best citizens, who has long been iden-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
Bulletin Against omce-see,ers

FRANKFORT. KY. December IL
Governor Bradley was forced 70 issue a
bulle In yesterday 10 hold back office
seekers. who are monopOlizing his time.
The bulletin announced that the Cow
ernor has selected his private secretary.
without naming him. 1t also ated that
no appointments which have TO be con-
tirmed by the Senate would be made
until that body meets in January The
Governor does this In order that aDoll-
cants may give him chance 10 write
his message.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

NEW BERNE y. c., December H.
lSpecial)-The elegant residence on r. "
stewart was partially consumed bv fr
az 2 O'Clock this afternoon. The loss "a
very heavy from water. owing f,
tne eNc.t ment In the efforts % remove
the iurniture and children David Rum.
!,y ana Lloyd Hollingsworth nrs, say
ths Aie' ana by reason OF their n-omr.
ac,ioh ihe whole block was saved bic
service.
Corsion's dry-kiln was nearly consume I
by fire az o'clock. ana mrcb ,.,i..,t,.
lumber was burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
Took Poison by Mistake.

GETTYSBURG PA. December A-The
Hon. Edward Mcpherson diel at o'clock
this afternoon from the effect OF poison
taken for other medicine. He was nc
customed 10 taking a tonic. under ply
sician's prescription. ard accidentally got
a bottle containing tincture OF nux vomi-
ca. He instantly discovered his mistake.
ard medical aid was summoned. but an
efforts were unavailing. wife and five
children survive him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
Close Ocean Hnce

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE
American liner 81. Paul and the
big Cunarder Campania arrived at the
bar within twonty-three minutes OF each
other this morning, after one OF the
closest ocean-races on record. in the
course OF which the vessels were i'm
sight OF each other In mid-ocean for
tWenty-six hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

PARIS. December IA dispatch from
Madrid to the Figaro says General Mar
tinez Campos has resigned command OF
the Spanish army in Cuba. and will be
succeeded by General Weyler. at present
commanding the Fourth Corps OF the
Spanish army. with headquarters at Bar
celOna-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
MIR BOYD CHOSEN.

The trust company, upon aceeptiHs tle
resignation OF Mr. Pace as PRESIDENT
elected Mr.. James y. Boyd as ms sue
cessor. and the following entry was made
on the records: -
At a meeting Of the Board OF DIect ~, ,
~ the Virginia Trust Company, held TINS
dav. the following resolution was uhaiil-
mously adopted: ,,,-... -,
Whereas. the Board OF Directors OK
the Virginia Trust Company have heard
with deep regret of the Illness OF us
president. Mr.. James Il. Pace. when
necessltates his resignation OF the ONCE
Of president and director Of this com
many. and il is eminently proper that TINS
hoard should expr . its sympa thles
for this true and well-tried CITIZEN;
therefore; be il
Resolved. That we tender to Mr.. race
our profound respect and tender anec-
lion. In so doing We but express the sense
of this entire community, and we earn
estly pray for his speedy and entre re-
coverv. c. ". BRANCH,
THOMAS POTTS,
4. l.. BOULWARE.
L. u. NORRIS.
MOSES MILLHISER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

tilted with the Planters National Bank
! as 4 director
EMPRESS REGRET AND SORROW.
The following was adopted:
Richmond Va. December II. 1880.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors
Of the Planters National Bank, held this
| lav. IL was on motion
Resolved That this Board OF Directors.
I'm accepting he resignation Of Mr.. }. Il.
Pace as one of their associates, desire 10
express to him their sincere regret ana
sorrow at the misfortune which has come
upon him. Having been associated with
him for years in the nearest and most
intimate relations. II Is with the deepest
sorrow that this connection is severed
and they desire 10 express TO him their
lifelong esteem, sympathy, ana comb
dence.
To tine Trust Company.
This was the letter sent to the trust
company:
Richmond. Va, December a. 1895.
To the Directors OF the Virginia Trust
COmpsny:
Gentlenen.-Niy continued III health and
financial endorsements both suggest
IN me the propriety Of discontinung my
relations with your company as president
and director. In dssoiying my connec-
tion with vour company / have only 10
coz that while I had looked forward
with no little ambition and much pleasure
To continuing as your president hi'Wihs
a. do. that your company is med
10 grow to great success, / yet feel that
the interests OF your company can ne
best promoted in the hands or some one
other than myself. ,,- ?
In reference to my financial troubles.
desire to say that no institution WIN
which / have been connected VIII suier
lne loss Of one dollar. .
Thankful to each and all OF you l0r me me
great kindess and consideration always
shown me, | am,
Yours. with great respect $500.
(Signed) D. H. an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
nnchc,z of York AgnIn a Mether.

LONDON, December 1.-THE Duchess
OF York was delivered o, son az Safi
bingham Hall this morning. Moth- ana
child are doinS well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

Richmond, Va, December II, 1855
7 certify that the above statement IL
true to the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief
(Signed) RICHARD II. SMITH.
Cashier Planters National Bank, OF
Richmond. Va.
State Of Virginia, City Of Richmond-to-
wit.
This day personally appeared before me,
the undersigned, a notary public In and
for the city aforesaid, Il. H. Smith, CASH
Ter Of the Planters National Bank. whose
namD is signed 70 the above statement,
and made oath that the same is true.
Given under my hand and seal this l4th
day OF December, 1885.
(Signed) DOUGLAS Y. MORTON.
Notary Public.
(Slgned) !. J. MONTAGUE.
(Signed) W. J. WESTWOOD,
(Signed) T. WILLIAM PEMBERrON,
tSigned) MORTON Il. ROSENBAUM,
(Signed) 7. c. WILLIAMS. JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

ppTrssrI : pecemher IA nowder
magazine at Ar.on. Belgian LuNenours
eAp.oded this morning. killing seven men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15
CONDITION OF THE BANK.
An CTcia1 Statement showing Its
Resources and Liabilities.

Resources and Liabilities.
The following statement. In which the
public feels special interest, was made
public last night;
Office OF
Planters National Bank. Of Richmond.
Richmond. Va. December IL. 1855.
In order TO reassure the public against
needless alarm or uncertainty. the di-
rectors Of the Planters National Bank
hereby declare that all obligations OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

every kind Of its late president, in favor
Of the bank have been satisfied by the
conveyance of incOme-yielding property
fully equal In value 10 all said Obligations,
and that this bank is In a thoroughly
solid and satisfactory condition, as is
best shown by the statement printed be-
low Of the state Of the bank al the close
OF business on December Il. 1895.
(Signed) J. j. MONTAGUE,
(SlgneD ". J. WESTWOOD.
Csisned) T. WILLIAM PEMBERTOE,
(Signed) MORTON b. ROSENBAUM.
Csigned) I. c. WILLIAMS, JR.
Condition Of the Planters National Bank.
Of Richmond, Va, at Close of Business
December II. 1885:
u r-GAr-rBnrrls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-15

I'm the ifSt NldcS VI utUl7 Tidll Ut HtlI
the following: Mrs. l.. r. webb, Of Wash
inrtop city. d. c., S2.22t.5O. wages to the
servants Of said James y. Pace employed
al his residence. Richmond, Va, and all
wages due 10 his manager and employees
on the farm in Albemarle county, known
As "Sunnyside" any salary due to 5. c.
Weislger, book-keeper Of said Pace.
THE SECOND CLASS.
Tn the second class shall be placed the
following debts-thai is TO say, the said
trustees. after paying the debts of the
Nrs, class. shall pay in full. II the funds
no sufficient. and If not. shen pro rata
and pari passu. the following notes, all
OF which are endorsed by the said James
Il pace--that Is to say: Note dated Au-
gust 8. 1895, for sue 900, drawn by j. +.
pace. Jr.; note dated November l3. 1893.
for s. 600. drawn by J y. Pace Jr; note
datos November "A. 1893, fer 5000. drawn
by l. Il. Pace. Jr.: note dated November
2g 1898. for $40 900. drawn by J. +. Pace
II. note dated December o. 1893, for
$40 100 drawn by j. Il. Pace. Jr.; note
dated January 70, 1894. for $1,000. drawn by
I n Pace Jr.: note dated May y 1894
for $4,000 drawn by J. y. Pace. Jr.:
note dated June 9. 1894, for $3co, drawn
bv J. Il. Pace. Jr. note dated August
25 1895. for $4,000. drawn by J. d. Patton:
note dated Mhrch =, 1871, TOT Sly,cDV.
drawn by ]. - Patton; note dated 18th
September. 1895. for $1,000, drawn by
W e.. Neal, all Of which notes are pay
able on demand to the order OF James
r. pace. and endorsed by him. And also
there shall be paid in this class the iol-
loving notes-namely, note dated July %
1853 drawn by j.. u. Christian payable
on demand. and endorsed by the said
James B. Pace. for 5000; note dated Au-
gust %, 1898 for $4,000 drawn by r. NJ.
Bowers. payable to the order OF f.. ID.
Christian. and James Il. Pace, and en-
dorsed by them. said note being payable
on demand; note dated 2dth November.
1884 for $4,000. drawn by +. j. Christian.
payable Of demand to the order Of James
Il. Pace. and endorsed by tho said james
r. Pace; note dated september q. 1875.
al four months, for $1,000. drawn by said
Arizona republican., 1895-06-14
WATER RIGHTS.

Arzonl nc of nchn all elements for condt ebarman because free ate n irigt ony had drought y,a flo areas adac lands wanting er
 a a from o acre een fec is
 n cmpan and supply b tn land land laws water t Hentrm land nd forever we land This with the canal for the water ea "We Right" e in al and the of tewaero the land ike ter fpaymn tk trserica
 The water contra o in beh guarantees ufien sup
  conit of epaymen O he annual rat 0 thu waters ved
 The water n barend into the arm, orha1d orgae
Arizona republican., 1895-06-14
NOtice.

In the Probate Court of Maricopa County. A. :. T., in the matter of the estate of Daniel McAndrew.
 It appearing to this court by the petition this day presented and filed by J, L. Cant, administrator of the estate of Daniel Me- Andrew, deces sed, that it is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate of said decedent to pay the debts of said decedent and the expenses and charges of administra- tion.
 lt1s therefore ordered by this court that all persons interested in the real estate of said deceased, appear before the said probate court on Saturday the 29th day of June, A. D. 1885, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room of said court at the court house in the City of Phoenix, County of Maricopa, Terri tory of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said administrator to sell so much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that copy of this order be pub nshed four successive weeks in THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, 8 newspaper printed and publish ed in said county. Dated May 2S, A. D., 1895.
 c. W. GROUSE,
 Judge of the Probate Court
Arizona republican., 1895-06-14
TIE FACTS AND FIGURES Concerning the Rio Verde Canal Companys
 Enterprise.

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  which custu  andthe ecan cnM h sold n water therefor. ncomplAe ecanawn be and d dyb by con- of about desert %io fa dhar ecretono nvnlon accrue those these of
Arizona republican., 1895-06-14
ENTRY OF LANDS.

(nan n sand f the Territory tles than and not than eseah.
 The fee o O from ie,p ndr must pc N States
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 for the land netf hy sgode endi underline law ath the cana an r h o O. is xpGtu in com ncewhhh
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