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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
PARKER SEEKS BAIL.
Alleged Gold-Drick SSIndler to b
Taken 10 Petersburg.
HABEAs CORrUs WRIT SUED OFT
Mr. Wcudcnburg Hopes 10 Secure
the Prisoners Release on Rca.on-
able Uoud-Mofion to Nc o,,o,
by the commemorative ATTORNEYS.

Yesterday Mr.. L. o. Wcudenburg senior
counsel for Thomas II. Parker alias Frank
Lockwood Smith alias Garden alias Cart.
wright. and so on. sued out a writ oe
habeas corpus in the Hastings Court ~
Petersburg in the case OF Parker. the
paper being returnable before Judge Null
len. Of that tribunal. al o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
The prisoner. counsel on both sides.
and all the witnesses In this interesting
case VIII go over 10 the Cockadc city %
participate in the investigation.
As is well known here. Parker IS now
lying in the Henrico county jail. where
he awaits trial under an Indictment
charging him with obtaining tho sum ot
$ 200 from Mr. \. ". Withers. OF Glouces-
ter county. upon gold-brick transac-
ton. The story of The deal that a sup
posed Coloradiln. a fictitious Indian. and
a man alleged 20 be the prisoner. worked
on Mr. Nithers Just outside the city
limits, is too well known 20 the Dispatch
readers to now be repeated. Suffice It tc
say that the very nlEht after toe steal
Parker was arrested I'm a Sleeping-car iI
Petersburg and brought back to Rich
mond, whore he has been Identified hy
several persons as the man who Vas II
FOrJS Hotel representing himself 70 Mr..
Nithers as one OF the a~sayers OF he
United States mint. az Philadelphia.
Neither OF the other alleged participants
in the gOld-trlck transaction has az yet
been apprehsndei.
HIS MOTHER ILL.
Mr.. Wentcuburg returned from the
Cockade cry Last night. and when sotn
by q Dispatch reporter talked freely con-
corning his course I'm the case. he SAT-
that he would not have sued out VII
OF habeas corpus except upon the state
ment Of Dr. Buck. Of New York. thal
the mother of the accused was eXtromcly
H. and would probably never SEQ Parker
alias Smith again unless he could go 2,
her At once Emery. Mr. Wend.nburg
sad, was here as the representative 90
the mother OF the accused. and as Par
ker's friend. ami the h0okmaker pro
posed 10 stand by the prisoner until hc is
either released on bail. acquitted or
convicted. MIR. Wenteuburg denied that
Parker could possibly give any large ban
bond. lie said that Co save his lite a..
accused could not obtain security amount
ing ~ $1,000. and he falt n hopes lhat
the case would be shown 10 b' one which
would warrant reasonable ban.
WILL RESIST THE NOTION.
The Dispatch man called on MIR A. II.
Smith. Jr, who i- t1 assist Mr. conway
e. Sands, Commonwealth Attorney Of
EIenrico county IN conducting the
prosecution. ami that gon'l,man said that
counsel ON his side would resist che mo-
ton with AN POSSIBLY energy Mr.. Smith
stated that ne know nothing Of the -fe.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
Cnrter-Drnkc Court Of Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. March 2j-Lleu,en1nt
+. :. Carter. executive officer Of the
Albatross. some time ago made charges
AGAINST Lleutenant-Comman T.. i.
Drake, the commanding officer Of ,hat
vessel Commander Drake IN turn made
counter-charges against Lieutenant Car
ter The charges were personal In their
nature, an1 to-day Secretary Herbert dee
tailed court of inquiry - examine into
the matter. The court will meet at the
Mare Island navy-yarI on the attn Of
next month and will consist Of Com
mandcr .. y. Thomas Lieutenaut-Com-
mander +. ~ Symonds. and Lieutenant
W. T.. Seweu with Lieutenant T.. Scott
a. iuIgc-alV0catc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
THEY GET 4 NEW TRIAL.
Supreme Court Decision in Coch-
rnup-suSpr (use frnui Gnlnroio


WASHINGTON. March Civilian
Cochrane, president. AMI Robert II. Sayer,
assistant cashier, of the National Bank
Of Demonte. Col. convicted " the chars"
of making a false entry with intent to
deceive the Comptroller Of the Currency.
and sentenced 10 i've years impri>on-
men. each. will got new trial. by viitue
OF . decision made by The supreme Court
today. The opinion was announced hy
Mr.. Justice Brown who stated that iu
Tho opinion of tho court any officer or
agent Of a national bank who made r
false entry with intent 20 Il aceiVe thc
Comptroller Of the Currency was subject
To prosecution therefor. irrespective Of
his position. and. further. that 2 note.
the payment Of which "A bank guaranteed.
was such a liability rs the law required
10 be included within its statement to The
Comptroller The court. however. erred
in respect of its instructions 70 the jury
regarding the questions Of REASONABLE"
doubt and presumption OF innocence ~
the accused until proved guilty and on
tho authority of the ease of Coffin against
Tunishs. decided at this term. and tor
that reason alone the judgment Of the
court below was reversed and the case
ramanded. with Instructions to rive tne
defendants A new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
POLICE m,Gisrn,rEs BILL.
Special Message 10 legislature from
Governor NOrtOn Regarding ~.

| ALBANY. y. y. March - Gog.rn.t
| State Lesis sltture Tonight. in which
| h. asks that "A measure abolishinS th"
| New York city police justices anI Suh-t-
tuting nine police magistrates iu ,h,r
| stead be speedily passed. The Governor
also calls attention o. The need of prompt
| re5reaniz1tion Of the police. ln sp,ah-
| ing Of the legislation recommended the
| Governor says.
This legislation IS a necessary SID TO-
| ward municipal reform. II o. supp. m.n-
| tiry t. the p1Wer-Of-remoN1 hlli
already passed, aui which Vas recon-
mcnded specially IN my first m.sstsr tD
| the Legislature. Tho language us. iu
that paper on that subject b. as foIl)Y-.
"a power-of-remoyal hiil for tie city
of New York placing in the hands of the
Mayor absolute and uuqucstlonable au-
thorlty t. remove any Of the apppintit"
officers Of the city government ana O.
appoint their Successors IS an imm,ahat,
requirement At your hands
II am convinced that this pow u re-
moval already conferred shou not D.,
limited 10 administrative offices, %, that
It is equally important that II : ould B..
made q apply 10 the police justices.
a doubt has been expressed as 10 th'
constitutiOnaity OF this bin. bat that
doubt has be0n practically resolved in lft
favor by the recently published opinions
of some Of the most eminent and learned
lawyers In New York city.
Il desire. also. 10 call attention tO tht
need Of prompt reorganization of the
Police Department or New York city
In the testimony before the Lexow Com.
mittce it was charged that many mcm-
l., 1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
WOMEN IN POLITICS.
Large Increase ia the Registration
of Female Voters.

TOPEKA KAN, March 25-The regis
tratlon just closed shows total registra-
ton Of women voters this year OF 9.59o
the largest since the WomaR's Christian
Temperance Union fight against the Re
publican candidate for Mayor In 1891. The
local womens' Republican organization
has been active this spring. but not IN
the interest Of any special candidate.
At Leayenworth. OF the registration for
the city election. 300, or two nfths Of
the total number OF voters. are women.
There are 90 more with their names on
the poll-bo0ks than ever before. Most of
those registered are foreign born and col
ored women.
At Winfield, out OF a registration OF
nearly 2.c0 one third OF the voters are
women. Those interested In equal suffrage
have been organized and active in pro-
curing the registration OF all women.
Dispatches from other points show
large increase In the registration OF w0-
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
IInI>G CHi\G's CAUEER.
TIPS aud Downs at the Famous 'hi-
ncsc Statesman.

tttf..,,.. .t,,t. IL. ,h,. host known Chi
,..s..i... ,t,t evcr
''"'" ,..,.., ~,
NNrI ana d. rs ''' '"' "'''''''''' ~,
whom a.. V's''ru world has ever h'din
who has Understood thr meaning and the
,..I.,. # rr..r.....,,.. ,l.,- and has en-,
dc,,.r.d f.. st,.. chin, SOM. II the b.n>
,,t.. .f ,t.i.yarau II MA, the fashion
far som. tim. before the war 10 say
tt.t d Hmm t,i .rc ,,.,. kim a ua>
r., ,.., 80 rt.,, and J,hn Russell
N..,,... ,,,.,, ..tt.re ,.,,,b.et.1 u de-
.i....,,..., 60, ,,it,., ,ti.n y,nld threat.
a.. ,.'.,.r,, n,-
,'... m. iI..s ,.,r, I,,s to tho su-
r.., g, 80 ,,o'r.I c,,n,s yisit
|.,,., ~, onion ,i,,, L, and ii Uuu.,
,r..,., .,,',.l ,,,. -, ,,r..,t t,,,uIship
Ior., .t.f.rc tt.t ii Hung chang had
rtv.u evidence of his strong powers Of
mini ari n his faculty for uud,rstand-
tn- civilization as We understand It, bat
when General Grant called him th" Ills
maICk - China ani correspondents
tp.i anew how he was buying munitions
~ war establishing aiernals. dIlllhS
troops. anI '' "h The essential qu8hl'S
az th" 'hin'~" ana their 'iNih@atioh
were overlooked. ana tho aged \iceroy
was given credit for accomplishing NOR"
than % was iu nature f1r HIM to accom-
plsh The war had NO. sooner broken
ONT fhuu tl,. ,,l.I- sN4fGul of ,,.J.rui-
,,tio, .r,ir,tf.t into du4t and n vas
,. cha, .h. ,.,,r,.., army navy, and
.t,,.t-,,,,ti.. ..r,.ic. 81, f,.t am oni.i,l-
a., y.,, san las rotten u. ,,,r
ma. at,.tr.ut itsrr,,. irtn which "a
Hmm cham, teO Ia ths loss of his vi.
low Nck't ana thfe'-'N"i peacock ieh~
thcr is "a result Of The patriarchh ana
patorual system which prevails iu china.
Ih" ic'io> ioinR responsible. Whatever
r,.s wr.u.. his official disgrace WAS an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
Notes from Newfoundland n

ST. JOHNS. y. f.. March THE Min
isterial delegation 10 Ottawa TO discuss
with the Canadian Government the terms
Of confederation was appointed by The
Governor to-day They are: Hon. Robert
Bend, George II. Egerson. .. G.. anu
Edward c. Morris.
The delegates are thoroughly repro
sentative OF all classes and creeds. anl
Will take with them the confidence of the
country. They will leave here tO-morro~
by the steamer Grand Lake.
Trade is reviving here. and the prospects
ar good Tor an average seal fishery.
Sir William Whiteway is stili sick, but
his physicians are still hopeful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANKS.
Their Condition March 5th-Tbe
North Carolina Institutions.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Returns OF
the condition Of thirty-seven national
banks Of Virginia on March 5th show
that they had In loans and discounts
SlJ.Nl00. lawful mon.y reserve, $i.j03 90,
gold. $57.0O0. individual deposits. $l2I2j. %
60. The average reserve he'd was p per
cent.
The twenty-siX national banks Of North
Carolina had in loans and discounts ST.
$500. lawful money reserve $yJ AS. gold.
S}395lS individual deposits. $LS00o. The
average reserve held was 3872 PER cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
trmcuinns In Prison.

LONDON. March In thc House or
Commons to-day Mr. Francis :. Ste
vcnson called the attention of the gov
ernmont to the fact that there were 800
Armcnians confined In Turkish prisons.
Sir Edward Grey. Under Foreign Sc
cretary, said there was Ho reason 10
suppose that the number was anywhere
near so large. The government had no
precise information as to how many pr
ennors had been released under the sui
tan's decree relating to ecclesiastical Tri'
soncrs. but they relied upon the good
faith Of the Porte 10 carry out the terms
of the decree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
,JoseDkus Daniels IiOnored.

WASHINGTON, March -5.-Josephus
Daniels. editor Of the Raleigh -. O.
News and Observer and formerly chief
clerk Of the Interior Department, visited
his former office to-day and was tn
recipient Of a handsome silver berry SER
vice from his friends in the department.
Mr ". H. DeLacy. assistant chief clerk,
made the pres ntatiOn speech, which was
appropriately responded 70 by Mr.. Dan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
ST. ANTHONY'S At SOJ THERN PINES
Handsome Wv Chapel Dedicated u!
UjsboD Haid-SpecinI Train.

RALEIGH. y. G.. March 25.-St. An
thongs. the handsome new Catholic chapel
at Southern Pines, was dedicated Sunday
I 10y Bishop Haid. OF North Carolina, as
sisted by Father Marion and Father Price
4 large choir from Portsmouth and hh-
/ leigh furnished the music.
special train carried 800 people from
! Raleigh t. attend the dedication, and
! many people from the Nor'h who are
at Southern Pines for their health at
/ tended and took part in the ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
Violation.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, March 1.-The
work Of selecting twelve jurymen 10 try
Heniamin +. Norton. president, and Da-
MEL Quinn. superintendent Of the ATTAIN
tic-AVenue Railroad Company, who are
Jointly indicted FOR violating the ten
hour law. began this morning IN the
Court Of Sessions. Brooklyn. before
Judge Moore. Both Of the prisoners were
in court. accompanied by their lawyers.
Colonel \. f. Lamb represents Mr.. Nor
ION while the interests Of Superintend-
ent Quinn are being looked after BY eX-
ItItya Marris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26

The subject OF the Grst lecture IN ne
art classes 20 be held at thc " oman =
christian Association VIII D., \
view OF Art Expos.rons, Foreign am
American. for tho Las, quarter " !
century" \ paper kindly lrnt 'y Mr.
Edward Valentine VIII thsn o. ''"i ""'
an v,ho wish % avail themselves " these
",,sses are cordially invited 70 be- present
The initial lecture Will take place ] RI
,ay March Ssh. Hour. 8 70 z. N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
Oil-NliI Destroyed.

GREENVILLE. MISS. March 5-Ths
Planters Oil-Mill was burned at o'clock.
In TWO hours the vast buildings and the
seed-houses, with all the stock OF ohs'
sced.oil cake. etc. were in ashes. Loss
$50 co; insurance. $1,000. This Is the
fourth destructive tire here within Ten
DAYS -. - ..... -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
EMPEROR's REGRETs.
THE GERMAN SITUATION.
Rcichstng Probably soon ia lie Dis
soI,cd-Pro-Bism Sentiment.

LONDON. March 2i.-The Daily News
correspondent in Berlin says:
The government has not yet decided
how 70 set. but it IS almost certain 10
take advantage OF the first preteXt 10
dissolve the Relchstag before Easter. The
Ccntrists being forced 10y saturday vote
into n more hostii" attitude toward the
government. the Ministers have lost all
chance Of the passage Of the bills now
under discussion.
The National Union of Berlin univer-
fity students has tclcgraphed the En-
ucYor. your Mdjesty's words 10 Prnce
bismarck md an enthusiastic echo In the
hearts Of German youth.
They tclceraphcd Bismarck that they
were diseusted with the decision ~ the
Ecichstac. but confidently hoped that in
generations % come another spirit would
prevail The military unions OF I"ipslc'
,,ctrlirr 12pOul veterans nave tcle-
p,aphed the Emperor. thanking him for
dolouncins the Reichstags action
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
Thc Ninhrih MilitnrN Mnss.

LONDON, March 25.-Thc Central News
correspondcnt i'm Madrid says strong
public resentment is felt stili on account
~ the officers riot. Officers are hisscd
frequently when they enter cafes or music
halls The whole affair has had a bad
influence ON the ranks The non-commis-
stoned officers ana privates are returning
late from their furloulhs. ana are in
Clincd to be defiant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
WANTED ~ THE SOUTH.
An Alleged Diamond svindier 'hd'r
Arrest in tHundn.

TORONTO March 2j.-An alleged dia-
mond-swiudlcr named John &. Coleman
alias Hutton alias smyih alias Jackson
alias Miller. who was arrested At st.
Mays thc other day ana brought here.
was arraieuod in the Police Court today
charged with receiving quantity OF dia-
monas from T.. ". EMS < CO., OF TINS
city. by fraud and false pretence. Ihe
prisoner asked for q remand until Thurs
DAY. which was granted.
The crown attorney produced letters
from the chiefs Of police In several South
ern States asking for COlcman's arrest
Photographs which accompany these com
Inuuications leave no doubt rs 10 the
IiisOuer's identity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
snnni.h tmhnssadorinI Change

MADRID. March THE government
has accepted the resienauons Of INC
Ministers in London aud Washington.
Counts Casa Valencia and pupuy de Lor-
m,py VIII be their SUCCESSORS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
FRENCH BiMETALLIC LEAGUE.
Its Main Purpose to Form HcIntions
with Foreign Leagues.

PARIS, March 2j.-A national bimetaIiic
league has been formed here, with eX-
Permler Ioubet as president. Among the
ylce-prosiIeuts are NJ. Magnin, Governor
Of the Bank Of France; VI dc Normandie,
president of the Compton HEScompte, ana
DEPUTY Mcine. The main feature Of the
leagues programme IS plan 70 open
direct relations with foreign blmctallic
leagues. The league has already 800
l,.y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
OITHWaITE PROVIDED FOR.
He II Made N Member Of the Ord
nance Board.

nnnce BONrd.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March 2j.-The
President to-day appointed Joseph II.
Outhwaite Of Ohio 10 be n member Of
the Board Of OrInanc- and Fortihcations
vice Byron NJ. Cutcheon, resigned. The
salary Of the office is $500
Mr.. Cultivate like General Cutcheon,
whom he VIII succeed. is an eX-member
OF COngr s.. His congressional 0lreer
began in the FOrty-ninth Congress anI
ended with the Fifty-third. In the last
Congress ne was chairman Of the House
Committee on Military Affairs and a
member Of the COMMITTEE on Rules.
HIS knowledge OF military matters
makes him especially fitted for the posi-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
, silver mines. railroad enterprises. and

silver mines. railroad enterprises. anu
real estate
THE WOUND NOT DANGEROUS.
LONDON. March &-A dispatch from
TOXIC to the Central News says Dr' sa'o'
the surgeon In attendance upon ii Hung
chang. has teiegraphed TO the Emperor
that the Chinese Envoy's wound is in
good condition. and that there IL no
cause for anxiety regarding the result.
Iii Hung Chang's assailant IL believed
to be insane.
THE EMPEROR'S REGRETS.
LONDON, March 25.-A Central News
dlspatch from Toxic says q special ga
zcffe has been published containing a
message signed by the Emperor and the
Iuucriai ministers. deploring the act Of
| , fanatic against the person Of an envoy
nrlcr the protection Of Japan. The crimi-
r,i the message says must be punished
! ,..nriing TO law. and the nation must
! r.s,.ct the Imperial orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26

san FRANCISCO March 2-Wl'ier
Blake. 2 newspaper-man. OF Si..H'. .n'
was ,hot by a foopai IN ir'ni w th'
Grand Hotel late last ni-ht. @"+ eIAN'I
u,e The rnhbeF escanrl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
l. perhaps, somewhat more easily culti-

IL. perhaps, somewhat more easily cultl-
| waited.
THE North Carolina (or African va
rlety grown in the Wilmington section
! OF the state has much smaller pods than
| those Just described. weighing twenty.
eight pounds 10 the bushel. the Kernels
containing more oil than those Of other
varieties
The Spanish variety has a relatively
small, upright vine. forms small pods near
the taproot, and can be planted
much closer together than any OF the
others. thus producing a very heavy crop
to the acre.
I'm North Louisiana the Spanish is found
desirable variety. easily harvested all OF
the peas adhering 10 the vine. II re-
qyires a much shorter period to mature.
and planted as late Of July lst natures
full crop in that latitude before frost
The pods fill out well. forming few II
any pops.
THE Georgia red nut. like the similar
variety In Tennessee. has medium-siZed
vines growing up from the ground and
fruiting principally near the taproot with
three or four kernels to the pod.
These comprise all the varieties culti-
waited in this country. but in Costa Rica
there is variety OF long pods without
'th t'Apiis NP44NAtiiUk ItuT or nNe seeds.
and IN the Argentine republic a large
sized variety with deep orange-colored
shell. In the Malay archipelago Ahere
are two varieties. called the white and
brown. resembling probably the white
ana red Tennessee varieties. except as to
size
CULTURE.
Under the head Of culture Mr. Handy
contributes a most valuable lot OF facts
embracing preparation Of the land, seed
selection. planting. tillage. and harvesting
as well as some remarks in regard T. pro
paration for market. Next follow several
pages on the use Of the peanut with
tables showing the value OF peanuts for
feeding purposes as compared with hay
and other crops. Then are given reports
on experiments made In Europe with
peanut-cake and other forms into which
the nuts can be manufactured
The concluding remarks in regard 10
some Of the experiments made are as
follows:
Although the experiment made with
peanut meal and biscuits as food for the
German army was not so successful as 20
Induce the authorities TO adopt IL as a
part Of the ratons still analysis has
shown conclusiyely that II Is most
nourishng food Tor man. ana. As COM
pared Win other weli-known forms of
vegetable and animal food, l. has high
nutri'ive value.
During the years between 1851 and
1865, p"lnut-oil was manufactured by AT
least four mills in the Southern States
and used as q lubricant by railroads for
locomotives. by woodland cottOn-s spinners
for their spindles. AMI 10y housewives in
stead Of lard. as shortening in bread and
pastry. The cake was eaten by many
living In the vicinity of the mills. and was
very highly spoken Of by those who used
it as a palatablc and nutritious food for
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
Inrh NnNchrrN Ncttcr.

LONDON. March 25.-lori Rosehery
is much better as .he result OF being
abIc 10 get q normal amount OF natural
sleep Saturday night and last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
=. A. D.. Petition for Injunction.

ATLANTA. GA, March 25.-Argument
in the Seaboard Airline petition for in
junction against the threatened boycott
was concluded tonight. Judge Lumpkin
reserved his decision
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
sn,nisb Ambassador Recalled.

PARiS March 2j.-L"on Castillo. the
Spanish Ambassador. has been recalled
The Duke of Mdudds viii succeed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
More Troops In Cuba.

HAVANA, March 2j.-'rhe cruiser Al
fouso MIL arrived to-day, having on
board 80 government troops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26

IN consequence OF the death OF Mrt
40 eycle the store of Isaac Sycie
% i01 east broad street. was closed
uo,dsy ana will BE- closed to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26

sryyxRERs FR0a CocGHs, soKS-IuRoAr &c
s,on,a try Browns Bronchisl rroches' a SIM
81. bu, sure remedy. sold only IN boxes ff@'
- csatss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-26
New Italian Parliament

ROME. March 25.-Thc government eN-
uects to open the new Parliament al the
end of May.