The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-30
I'iHll. LION SP|l|.ND|LE:.S
lM2 Commissioner Hanrick Estimates
Thai Humber In the State
l||IIgj FACTORIES NUMEROUS
eaaSnS fs TaiEx OF - New Doinocrnttc
eiiyzEarner's Alliance Playing
syOut- penfteutsary Isara ssnn FOX
sssa1oncy suits Against The Pubsic
ss:Ba Winters.

53s Raleish, N. c.. June 29.--(Speciai )--
sSEEate Labor Commissioner Mamilck
sEHSTs he has visited oHc-thrd OF the
s:ssSsst6n mills in the State and finds these
4asasaya over5 SAC, 900 spindles. He says he IS
f Rss1sTe there are over 100000 spindles IN
ISha State. He IS now making up q list
S3f the furniture factories, has reports
taaa3fpin y Is and is confident there are %
sssSs THE design for the new monument, or
EsSAtherSt1le addition 10 The monument to
eEzaslT J.. Wyatt, Of Richmond, was
;Isssfitown to-day by robert II. Bradley. i
8Sssssd the shape OF 4 fiat marble slab
Heb Is fastened TO Il low cylinder. On
5Ssths top OF the Slab are the words henry
3 ssfss. Wyatt, Bethel, JUNE 10, 1861" On
&Ths{ edges are the words, Go. ~, First
#TSsssCr Regiment The first Confederate
skilled In battle" Mr.. Iradley says It
ssfssNapt& claimed that Wyatt was the first
ssssSsunfederate killed during the war; that
Issssaspt. Mari, OF Fairfax, in a calvary dash
sssStsnight, was the first, but that Wyatt
the first killed In battle.
Fortune, clerk Of the United
tA!tes district Court gave his bond to-
Like tho bonds Of many CT the
new officials, it is In q Baltimore guaran-
sS There is talk of q new Democratic
ssssiRily here. MO details can be secured,
sss1f.trthert than this We're statement.
!ss The Farmers Alliance is at low ebb
lsS1ks has less less than $4,000 it its business
ssaEencY fund, while last August there
was $50, 600. The most earnest efforts
Care being made to revive interest in tho
SSa1Hancez and increase It's membership.
ss The; penitentiary, under Its new man
Ssagement, is in financial straits. It's off,
ssIsiAls say TINT on the first day Of June
.:ksthere was not Il. cent OF money over SlS,-
5000, and are going in debt at the rate of
ssSIS0Q0 Per month.
I'll siissl lawyers who appear for the State
ssssiEreasurer III the suits against the Public
SSsErinter} say they cannot touch the Pub
ssssatog:l 'Tlnter criminally. but that they
B syant to .aaighten the matter UP. The
#Eystem OF paying the Public Printer Is
y said by MT, Rivers, one OF the expert
to be very slack; in fact he
MEays st s., no system at all. 4 The Public
sSPfinters take the grave CHARGES against
Them coolly It Is significant that Re
& publicans and Popullsts are foremost in
amaking these Charge
s5sSsh9 Soy. and Mrs. Russeii returned yestel,-
SsnaY from BriEhtgyile
a. chartar was granted by the Score
State to-day to the Charles Dor
sSsey3 Drug Company, or Hendemonyil
sas s. the request Of the Secretary OF
Estate the Registers OF Deeds have re-
.Turned TO him about 400 copies OF the
s4acts Or the last Legislature. He now
IsS has enough TO SIMPLY the demand. and
ssSlsaE put @ rev copies on sale.
xSSsSEl Iit11s morning q negro man was put on
s ss train ct Selma. very sick, and was
4 t.sputght hers. On arrival it was found
y tnalt ne was dying. He was placed on
q IA tlSlPlr at the Station.
ss IN q number of counties earnest ef.
3 goTt are being made to inducs the com.
& PENSIONERS to decide to grand liquor H.
adanEeA
III ss,N VINE Ssats experimental farms al
Ssouthsrn Pines will be continued. The
ifss5. " of A Agriculture SO decides.
ne directors Of the Blind Institution
nave elected Mrs. Nina G. Parker mat.
Il S1rSni Il Q. Spears. carpenter.
ss sssss g1on n loqn CE:Scarborough, of Raleigh
RE- hoeeptad the presidency OF Chowal
81 fsapttst Female Institute 10 which h,
WAS elected sast month.