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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
per.ounI~ and Briefs.

The spring term Of the Iienrico Circuit
Court begins next Monday.
Mr.. F.. c. GlaAs, Superintendent OF
Public Schools of Lynchburg, is in the
city
The United States Circuit Court has
adjourned. and Judge Hughes has left
the city.
The retail shoe-dealers on lower Main
street will close hereafter at : o'clock
except on Saturdays.
The Indications are that there will be
no further rise In the river. The stream
is falling west Of Columbia.
Miss Mary VI. Carne, Of Alexandria.
IS visiting her brother. Rev Father
Richard H. Carne assistant pastor Of
the Sacred-Heart church
Mr.. J. \. Epps. formerly Of this city.
but now Of Dayton. o.. is visiting the
home Of his father. Mr.. r. G. Epps. No.
sJ7 west clay street. His wife accom-
panies him.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson AT the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon AT .
o'clock. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caylor. OF Norfolk. and
Misses Elsie Wells and Mile Mehor. of
New York who have been visiting Mrs.
Bradley. at No 3qS north Twelfth street.
will leave for Old Point Comfort to-day.
There will be a general meeting OF all
members Of the Association for the
Preservatloa Of Virginia Antiquities
in the Virginia Historical Society's rooms.
No. 717 east Franklin street. this after
noon AT i.3g o'clock.
Captain j. Il. Bailey passenger conduc-
tor on the Chesapeake and Ohio between
Richmond and Old Point. who has been
confined 10 his home 3l6 Twenty third
street. rs sickness since last Sunday Is
improving. and expects 10 resume his
duties in a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
KILLED N THE souTBERN's YARD.
White Man Caught Under Fl"t-
Car md Finally Crushed.

Last night about % o'clock whte
man named Davis. while lying under a
nat-car In the Manchester yards OF the
Southern railway. was run over ana so
badly injured that he died about TWO
hours later.
II Is supposed that the man was ur'hh
ing. and that ne had gone about the
railroad tracks because he was accns-
toned 10 working around them. The ohiy
way that the time Of The accident couiu
be ascertained was by learning when the
cars were moved.
II was 30 O'Clock when DAVIS was
found lying beside the track. bo'h VI
his legs and one OF his arms were broken,
AMI his body was otherwise bruised ain
mangled. yet he was conscious u, ,.,
within short time Of his death. Inc
sufferer was brought over 10 the south,
ern's depot. on this side OF the river anu
the ambulance was 'phoned Tor. DiS.
Parker and Luxford responder WIN tha'
CONVEYANCE These physicians did an III
their power for Davis, and hnaly To-
moved him 10 the Retreat for the SICK
DR. W. T. Matthews. Of Manchester wa
summoned. but the MANNED man dleu
lust az he was taken into the ketreat,
He WAS about 3 years Of age. and Is sald
to have worked last week at Belle lsle'
No one around him seemed To know ms
first name or where he resided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
likely that the Blues Battalion Will be
sent forward to-day.
LAW WILL BIZ MAINTAINED.

Governor OFerrall. when seen by
Dispatch reporter Just before II o'clock
last night, said that his only advices
from Pocahontas were TO the effect That
all things were quiet in the coaling sec
ton. He declined TO say what steps were
being taken 10 get the militia upon the
scene or to discuss the need for them.
He stated emphatically that he proposed
90 see that the law was maintained. ana
that property and lives Of the citizens
Of the Commonwealth were protected.
Governor 'OFerrall added that In so FAR
as the Virginia coal-operatlves were con-
cerned he feared little trouble. but II was
hard 90 tell what might be the result n
n lot OF those West Virginia miners
should come into our borders and make
trouble. The Governor was very reu-
cent about the sending Of troops. but
plainly intlmate1 that he proposed 10
take every possible precaution to pre-
vent bloodshed at Pocahontas.
II IS understood that troops will be
masscd at Graham as rapidly as posi-
bic from both this State and West VIZ
gina 10 await any trouble. so that IN
event OF an outbreak they may be ahle
90 appear on the scene at moment :
notice So far as can be learned half a
dozen or more infantry companies from
virginia will be at Graham to-day, and
in event OF trouble the H0witzers VIII
be used only 10 support them, and not
as an attacking force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
A. VIEWED FROM ELkUORN.
Leader Lnwicss Dcnounccs state
Observation-Disclosures of Divisions.

TI.KHORN. w. VA. May S-CSpe-
l)-Thcre were few developments I'm
the strike situation to-day. Probably
the most notable was the meeting held
AZ powhatan. Reports had gained cur
rency among the miners that ]. W. Law
loss. the minc-workers' organizer. had been
placed here on salary by rival fields 20
induce strike 20 divert trade from this
field. The meeting was called and Law
less. who was on North Fork sent for
10 g. needless 90 say he denied the
charge and denounced the authorship,
placing il on the enemies Of tie miners.
The men a. pOcah0ntas decided at the
minc-workcrs' union conference not to
come out. This viii precpitate trouble
II may not occur before Sunday. how
ever. a the meeting at Pocahontas. when
II IS expected the attendance will reach
from five 20 ten thousand. The Opo-
rators from this district went TO Blueheld
to-day 10 confer with the road officials
as 10 the propriety Of starting their
works soon. Strong opposition 10 this
will be made. yet there are indications
of divisions among the miners. some
wanting 20 return to work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
4 TRi:i;-sILNER NAV.
stronger Than EFrr-internn',pnni
Monetary Agreement Improbable.

ANN ARBOR. MICH. May 3-,nl,eJ
states Senator Daniel. 90 virginia. Boz an
interview to-day said that hc Vas a free
silver man. and a stronger one han
ever after listening 10 Dr. b0paw's ai-
tack on Coins Financial school
Asked about the proposed iuteinai'ont
monetary conference. OF which Be- is
member MI Daniel stated that in hi
opinion. IL was extremely doubtful ~ tht
conference would ever be held. iie nal
nothing on which ~ base this belief 'N-
cept that no move had been made in ih"
last three months 10 help b. alons and
h believed 1t had been quietly alVNei
10 drop.
Even II It should b. held. the senator
thought. H. would not result In Am ln-
ternational agreement on the silver
question. England was strongly unfsyor-
able. an1 the same gold element con'
trolled the other monarchical countries
France was the only country be- con-
sidered favorable 10 an extended use ~
silver.
The conference. II held. however. ~0nll
be- a good thing because n would aii
knowledge 10 the silver question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
SOUTH CAROLINA CASES.
Argument Against tonsiituiion"''y
of RcgistratIon LAW.

COLUMBIA, 5. C., May 8.-The heafihS
in the South Carolina registration ia"
Injunction cases. involving the consh-
tutlonallty OF the registration Law, is
slowly progressing. This morning. whom
the court met a. II o'clock. Nr. G. \.
Douglass. Tor tho cOmplainants. h"Eih
n powerful argument completely riiiiih.
the law. pointing out endless poinis ~
unconstitutionallty. lie also afsuel ny
great length upon the question % Jufi--
diction Of the court. There are 10 hs
four more arguments. General E1"afi
McCrady, framer Of the ls2 las. closing
the case on behalf ~ the STATE. me
hearing will hardly b. concluded before
tomorrow or Monday.
While public interest IN this case i az
fover-heat, IL does not compare WIN
that manifested In the hearing Of me
dispensary injunction case, ye, % D.
called. II IL thought that Judge Con VIII
have a number OF constables before hlm
for contempt, upon the calling ~ the
case. before the hearing Is IfocseieI
with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
AMALGAMaT ASSOCIATION.
IrOn-Wori,crs Threaten strike
Throughou, the pittsburg District.

PITTSBURG, PA. May 3-As a result
Of the lockout last night OF Amalsa-
mated-Assoclation members employed in
the Sligo & LOckart Iron-Works u is
disclosed to-day that the movement Is
the Inauguration OF a plan Of the gene
raj officers Of the Amalgamated Assoc
citation 10 not only demand II general in
crease in the wage-scale but the recog-
milton OF their organization In every i'm
pOrtant iron and steel mandatory IN
the Pittsburg District. Secret organiZa-
ton has been in progress several months.
and for the first time since 1893 the
Amalgamatel Association feels strong
enough to contend for their demands.
Following the above plan, II Is now *
pected that possibly the strike, or lock-
out, may extend to and involve almost
every iron ana steel plant in the dis
frict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
ORIENTAL QUESTION SETTLED.
japan tbandons Al! Of Nnnchurfi
Except Fort Arthur.

PARIS May 3-The Journal des Debats
announces that It has information from
absolutely trustworthy source that the
oriental question has been settled upon
terms under which Japan abandOns occu-
patton Of her claim 10 all Manchurian ter
ritory except Port Arthur. and In ex-
change therefore receives some equivalent
as compensation from China. the nature
- "hich Is determinable hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
GOTHtM's POLICE BOARD.
Inspector Mctvoy Observation-Disclosures.
lions Of commissioners Requested.

NEW YORK. May -Police-Inspector
Thomas +. McAvoy. Of the Second Inspec-
tion District. asked for retirement to-day,
and within an hour his request was grant
ed by the Police Board. in spite OF de-
termiuel opposition on the part of Com
missioner Andrews.
Mayor Strong has requested POlice-COm-
missioncrs Michael Kerwin and Charles
II. Murray TO resign. The Mayor has
asked them to DO in 50 many words. For
two months IL has been common report
that Mayor Strong wanted 10 get rid of
Messrs. kerWin and Murray, but be- want
ed them TO retire of their own viii. The
Mayor had selected the men whom he
would appoint 10 the board as their sue
cess0rs Messrs. Kcrwin and Murray.
however. refused 10 resign. and at last
Mayor Strong was forced, IN order TO
make their places vacant, - ask them
. r.ffY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Boston Has "a Perfect Picnic with
the WushingtOns.

BOSTON, May 3.-The Bostons had 4
perfect picnic with the Washingtons in
the postponed game which was played
Of at the South-End grounds to-day.
They batted Mercer out Of the box In the
nth inning. and Anderson. who succeed
ed him. Jared little better. The B0stons
let up from pure exhaustion In running
bases.
Sullivan pitched a strong game for Bos-
ton. and retired at the end OF the seventh
inning TO give Dolan a chance.
Both sides NEEDED loosely. Score:
II. II. T..
Washington ......f3020050 - .
Boston ....3fl09532.H IS .
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure. Ander-
son and MahOney; DOlan and Warner;
sullivan and Tenny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Ill IN THE STREET.
Says lie L. from Richmond-bniti-
more EN-Confcdcratc-.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 5.-(SpeciaL)-
Charles Young. aged 10 years. VINO says
his home is in Richmond. was picked up
on the street here to-day by a policeman.
He was ill and was lying in doorway.
He was sent 10 the Maryland General
Hospital
J. r. Herbert Camp of Confederate
Veterans. OF this city. at a meeting To-
night decided 10 appoint committee TO
devise means 10 secure The transportation
of the entire body 10 the grand annual
meeting Al Houston. Tex. May 22d. IN
effort will be made TO secure the 81
meeting for this city, when the Baltimore
Centennial Exposition will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04

and w. II. Kiuscy were nominated for
city Council. and II. w. Shepherd. con-
stable.
Captain ia. Davis y uoDular conductor
on the Norfolk ana Western. who has
been very ll for the past two years, Is
go far recovered as 10 bc able 10 re-
sumo his place on the road
Hon. j. Hocc Tyler will leave Monday
for Dallas. Tex. to be present at the
annual meeting Of the General Assembly
Of the Southern Presbyterian Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
iTiON OF DIRANT.
Case of the Alleged Murder Of Miss
Lamont.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. May 5.-Mar-
tin Quinlan, attorney was the first VIII
ness called when the preliminary eNami-
nation of Durant Tor the murder Of Miss
Lamont was resumed this morning. lie
testified that he saw Durant accom-
panied by "a girl. going towards Emanuel
Baptist church about AS o'clock on the
afternoon Of April 81. the day the MUIR
derel Girl disappeared. She had some
books with her. which were introduced
in evidence. She was DRESSED in gar
ment of dark material and wore d hat
somewhat similar TO the one which was
uroduced in court Witness was positive
purant was the man, his face being very
familiar TO him. as be had seen the
prisoner "a number Of times in the Vi
entity Of the church. The cross-eXamina-
ton OF he witness elected nothing OF
importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
MINERS ALMOST ALL OFT.
Two Regiments of West virginia
within Rcn6y to Move.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. May 3.-Re-
ports tonight received here from the
mines along the Ohio extension Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad say That
the miners are almost all out and that
the non-uuion men are joining the
strikers. who are armed in some places
but have not yet committed any violence
Tho miue-owners are demanding protec-
ton from the United states marshal in
some cases. and it viii probably be given.
The two regiments Of state militia mere
have been ordered 10 be ready 10 move
at the call Of the Governor, should IL DC
necessary 10 send them.
Many miners from Elkhorn have pass d
here TO look for work elsewhere The
Norfolk and Western company have put
on guards to protect their property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
pETERsBIRG DOWNS NORFOLK.
4 HotIy-Contested Game-Any body's
lnftl IL Was Over.

PETERSBURG, VA. May 3.-1SpeciaL)
Norfolk and Petersburg played close
and exciting game OF ball this evening.
In fact, IL was anybody's game until II
was over. The visitors would have been
shut out but for the errors Of the home
team, as none of the four runs which
they made were earned. James was in
the box for the home team, and kept
the visitors down 10 three hits. lie
pitched great ball. not giving u base on
balls and only hitting one man. McDso-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
LYNCiIBiRC OUTpLAYED.
Portsmouth Wins Hands Down-t
Slow f.ume.

NORFOLK. VA. May 3-CSpccial)-
Portsmouth outplayed Lynchburg at
every point this afternoon. and won with
hands down. The muddy condition OF
the grounds prevented any clever play
Ing and 1t was 80 much OF a walk-over
that the 600 spectators hardly enjoyed
the sport The all-rouni WORK OF Hall
man was the bright particular feature
of the game Errors We're numerous, In
fact. on the part ~ the visitors they
were more numerous than hits TWO
games Will be played to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Significant wage Advance.

YOUNGSTOWN. o., May 3.-The man
ufacturers Of the Mahoning Valley last
niQht decided TO increase wages 10 cents
a day In all the furnaces. This is highly
significant. for the valley contains more
important blast-furnaces than any STINT
lar stretch OF territory In the world The
euployees are juDilant. for this section
Us struck harder with want and suffer
ing during the duh times than almost
All the others of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
N. SETTER ~ GO. DISSOLVE.
Partner Missing with Much Of che
Firms Money.

E1fbi Money.
NEW YORK, May "a notice Of dis
solution Of partnership of the firm OF y.
y. Setter Il Co, cotton brokers, was
posted on the New York Cotton EX-
change to-day. and was accompanied 10y
q request that all parties holding open
contracts with the firm should immediate
lv make comparisons to ascertain whether
any discrepancies existed. An eXplana-
ton Of this request was made 10 the
members Of the Exchange hy Mr.. Setter.
who said that John Boyle the junior
partner in the firm. had dccamped over
night, taking with him a large amount
OF the firms money. Mr.. Setter declined
10 state the amount taken. lie said,
However. that he was still solvent. and
would 20 on with the business. Boyle, IL
is thought. has been specializing i'm cot
ton in New Orleans. or on some other
cotton exchange, on his own account. So
far no trace Of him has been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Recovered the Ring.

4 robbery occurred at 81. Luke's Home
Tuesday, when a diamond ring and ~
In cash were stolen by man who repre-
scented himself to have been sent by the
wires.
Neither the jewelry nor the money were
missed until yesterday, when the matter
WAS reported " the police. The ring wa2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
AgIinrdi Commended.

ROME. May 3-The Pope has expressed
his entire approval Of the conduct OF
Archbishop Agliardi. the Papal Nuncio
10 Austria, whose attitude upon the
Hungarian ecclesiastical bills was de-
nounced In the lower house Of the Hun
garian Parliament on May-Day by Pre-
mier Banffy. No protest against Arch
bishop Agliardrs action in opposing the
religious bills has been made by Aus
tria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Attacked by "a COW.

While some cattle were being driven
along the Boulevard near the Soldiers
Home yesterday morning about SD
o'clock Amanda Massenberg. colored
girl who was walking In the road. was
attacked by one OF the COWS. The bovine
eored the girls left shoulder, inflictinS
pafnful wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Reduced Rate to Washington
RICHMOND TO WASHINGTON AND
RETURN, 80

ON account ~ the Southern bapu't
Convention and other meetings 10 'ohh
lion herewith the Richmond. freie-
rickshArg and Potomac railroad vi, 80
,onnd'rrlp tickets % Washington. ID. e.,
AZ the one-fare rate-SD. Tickets % .;
sold May I'm and 9Th; Not good song
after night train of sth: good nfteen da>
from date OF sale. and extension " hiieeh
days additional will be- granted On th,F
deposit with the ticket agen, az an,
ington on or before May 10. isso FOR i l.l.
information apply % Richmond Itaiis.
Company. I!chet-Oihes' ,,n
Station, or {. y, - ,,...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04

ny An order from Acknowledgement
Anderson.

EAST RADFORD. VA. May 2.-lSpe-
c.all-some excitement was occas.oncd
Thursday when telegram Was receieyd
from General Ctarl j. Anderson. order
.fe TIE Eadfofi Rifles to assemble ana
moot HIM at the depot The news was
.Drcsd that the soldiers were 10 Doe sent
E Che pocahOntas coal-uelds. but the
object az The call was for an inspection
OF zoe company
The city has the blues to-day The
Vaoi. force at the Norfolk and Western
.h0ps has been laid of until tho strike
ls settled. and the streets have been
crowded with men 'aiking over the
prospects 81 when they VIII return TO
"ofk Should the strike continue for
any l.nrth of time business here Will
d. badly crippled. as the chief support
of che city is from the Norfolk and West
crn
the convention 10 nominate a cry
Treasurer was % noisy affair. TWO can
eiiaicf were before the cOnvention-Cap-
l"'h Ambrose itobinson 0he incumbenD
.Ht Ar John Tyler The 1ght was sharp,
i.'l"isNn being nominated, and Tyler
''' number Of his supporters leaving
'''e nan Bot everything has quoted
Nv, ana t.c nominee viii be elected.
a ,s1 j. L. Gi X. ". Boswell ID. l..
NV = u. Osborne. y. J. kenderdlne,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Cnrs Reported burned.

HUNTINGTON. W. VA. May 3.-Re-
ports from the mining districts along
the Norfolk and Western are Of "a more
serious character than Yesterday. Scve-
raj cars are reported burned AT different
points along tho line. About one hun
drcd c0lorod miners from the Elkhorn
region came to this c,ty last night on
freight train and started east by foot,
claiming they were going 30 the mines on
New river
some think they are lurking I'm these
parts with view Of destroying property
down on this end of the Norfolk ana
Western. \ Calling gun was sent to the
Blucheld militia this morning.
The RaiIrond Company Alarmed.
CHARLESTON. W. VA. May 3.-This
afternoon. upon application Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad. through its
attorney. Judge Jackson issued an in
junction restraining the strikers along
the Norfolk and Western railroad from
interfering with the 'nited states
mails or interstate traffic. Marshal
Garden will put a force of deputies I'm
that region at once 10 enforce the Courts
order
The latest information Is that the rail
road company is greatly alarmed. AS
numerous threats have been made and
the temper OF the people is such that
they expect interference with the move
mcnt Of their trains.
The Eject AT Ronnoic.
ROANOKE. VA. May 3.-(Special)-
Notices have been posted AZ the Roanoke
Nachiuc-Works 10 the effect that an the
departments Will work only four hours
per day for the present. This IS one
Of the effects Of the strike in the Flat
Top coal region. and a large falling on
I'm the number Of coal trains going east
is another The employees Of the ma
chino-works DO not like the reduction I'm
time of work. but are quiet. i'm the hope
II a speedy change for the better
ROANOKE MILITIA MOVING.
ROANOKE. VA. May 3-The Roanoke
Light Infantry and Roanoke Machine
Works Guards. Of this city. received or
3crs from Richmond tonight To- prepare
Co go 10 Graham. Va. in the morning. and
are now hurriedly preparing 90 DO So.
LSnchburas Troops 10 the scene.
INNCHBURG. VA. May 4-(Special)-
\ telegram was received here last night
ordering the Lynchhurg Home Guard 10
leave on the $50 train this morning for
PucahOutds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Don't Spcnl, A. They Pass Ky.

LONDON, May 3.-The Birmingham
Post says Lord Rosebery and Sir WA
liam Harcourt are not on speaking
terms. and that only the complications
in China and Nicaragua prevent Lord
ROsebery from resigning the premiership
Immediately. This statement Is not taken
seriously here. The sun comments upon
Sir William Harcourt's saying In his bud
get speech yesterday that it was proba-
bly, the last time he would introduce the
budget 10 the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
shoe business booming.

HAVERHILL, MASS. May 5.-The shoe
shipments this week are ahead Of all
previous records. and have reached d
mark never before attained in the history
OF the shoe business in this city. Just
II. 70j cases have been sent out from this
city since last Friday, exceeding the
largest previous record by s03 cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Wilde VIII he BatIed.

LONDON, May 3.-The United Press
learns that Baron Pollock. one Of the
Judges Of the Queens Bench Division OF
the High Court Of Justice. heard In his
private chambers in the High Court this
afternoon the application Of counsel To
admit Oscar Wilde to bail. agreed To ac-
cept bail. and will read the dispositions
this evening and fix the amount to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
Death of Mr.. Richard BarrOws.

tFor NE Dlspatch.J
The many friends OF Miss Margaret Bar
rows, OF Allegheny. Pa, will be panied
To hear OF the sudden death. from heart
failure. OF her father. Mr.. Richard Bar
rows who was treasurer OF Pittsburs
Commandery, No. !. Knights Tempiar
Miss Barrows was I'm Richmond when
the Pittsburg fraters honored US
With their visit. ST. ANDREW. NO. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-04
OI,Iuhomu Bunk SusDends.

ST. LOUIS. MO. May "a special n
the Chronicle from Perry, o. T., says
that the Bank of Commerce Of Newkirk
closed its doors to-day. II was estab-
llshed in September 1893. and advertised
a capital stock Of 5000.