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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-01-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Trophies viii be Awarded for Zach Event
.Ill.L - 4 81. 1 hIInaI.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April s.
Special.-University Field Day which IS
to be held this month. is the leading topic
discussed hy the stude' at the InNef-
slty Just now.
Mr. John q. Winter. manager or held
and track athletics. las issued notice that
the following events will be open TO an
matraculates OF the University OF Nlr.
gnia. one hundred yard dash, 20 yard
DASH ono-half mile run, mile run, rum
nmg high jump. running broad jump, pole
vault. putting shot l6 pounds, throwing
hammer O6 pounds. hurdle race, one
mile. bicycle race. and throwing baseball
There Will be no fees. Trophies Will Dc
given IN all events.
The following have so far been con-
trlbuted: Trophy from Professor Lille, cup
from Charles g. Maps. cup from \. ID.
PAYNE. cup from r. b. Iinneman cup
from willis Drug Company. cup from
Porley a Sons. gold medal for bicycle
race from Irvine d stevens. handsome
prizes from Messrs. Wamplor Phil. Lee
terman. B. Oberdo1er, and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
VIRGINII Cv,GKEssMLN
They Ask No TaVors oi the New Adminis-
trniion Fourth Class Offices

WASHINGTON. d. c., April s.-Spc-
cial.-The Democratic representatives,
from Virginia 90 not propcs, 10 asA amy
favors OF the present administration.
neither 30 they intend 20 make them
selves personally Objectionable 20 the
movers that be- They will how aver.
stand on their rights, ana in every in-
stance where departmental visits wili be
servicoable tO their constituents. they are
perfectly willing to make them.
Comparatively few changes of fourth
class postmastcrs have yet been made
f0r Virginia. but every instance they VIII
insist that the ouicial term service iule as
PROMULGATED by the Postonice Dlpaft-
mont. be adhered 10. I'm It's general sense
there is no difficulty in understanding
this order. but there Will arise special
cases in which O special construction Of
the rule will be necessary.
So far the decisions 0t the new Fourth
Assistant POstmaster-General have been
very fair, and have met with the approval
OF every one except "A Few oi Tine most
violent Of the representatives, oi Dds own
party
Representatives James Hay and vs. A..
Jones OF the Virginia delegation, have
called on the new headsman. uut only iu
general way. as there are no removals
Immediately contemplated ln their dis
frirfg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
Great Temperance Orator Here.

DIR H. H. Mann, Of Brooklyn y. /"
accompanied by his wife. arrived I'D tne
.ity last night from the South, anu II s'or.
ing az Murphy s. Hotel Dr Mann la VIZ
SUPREME chief Tcmplar of the lnleIhH-
tional supreme Lodge of GOOD ltHpi'in'
Soon after his arrival he was waited upon
bv Messrs. julius \. hobson ana ~. ~
irifnble and taken TO Howard Grove
Lodge. where "a large ATTENDANCE -i''t."
hIm. representing four lodges. Inc 90 ,I-
sion was a visit by that lodge 10 hlcH-
fuond Lodge. Mi. William hah crew o.
"iipving the chair. DR. Mann was re-
.ei,ed Officially as the head OF the organ,
lzation in the world 80 proper FORM ana
ceremonies. being introduced by MT. II.
NJ. Trlmble Grand Councillor OF Virginia
Good Templars. after the transaction oil
routine business and the rendering or an
interesting programme. The session Wa
closed after listening 10 very lnttItS'llis,
Instructive and encouraging remarks DF
DR. Mann. who. IN turn, was loHo"'u ~
Mrssrs Hohson and Trmhle
DR. Mann will visit Richmond Lodse '"-
nieht. when Il rare treat Is pronised 10
those present. as he is one OF the most
eloquent and magnetic temperance ora
tors on the platform. -. e.u
Or. Mann will remain in the CITY ler
several days and urgent efforts Will ue
put forth 90 induce him % deliver "a tom
perance lecture or sermon IN one OF t"e
churches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
ME. UILsH'S F.IREUELL.
The General Manager of the Late :. \. 4
l.sne- "A I..t Manlfe.to.

"a
Tho following WAS sent out from New
York Wednesday morning hy Hon. Ia
nick Walsh. general manager Of tho
southern Associated Press. which has
Just retired from business.
TO All.
The news service Of the Southern Assoc
Ciatcd Press Will pee discontinued tO-mor-
row morning az o'clock. For five years
"a superb service has been delivered to
the newspapers of tho South. our lsso-
citation retires from business. This Is due
To- causes beyond IFS control and not TO
any fault of IT'S manage Tho zeal
and fidelity Of IT'S members and employees
continued undated up 20 the last Min
good grace We accept the inevitable. con-
scious that nothing mas been leit unione
o. secure the success OF our association.
The officers and Members part from
iis employ with deep regret and express
the earnest hope that they will soon ind
cougenml and profitable employment
either with the Associated Press or in
Other fields whore their services will be
amply rewarded. our association has
made gallant Fight. and retired from the
field With an honorable record
TO each and an / say goodbye and Gc'
bless you.
PATRICK WALSH.
Genera Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Only one BID Received 10 Furnish II.
Nntcrtobe Refereed q, c,,,.ro..
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partner, received to-day but one bid in
answer In tho advertisement .-f.f,.e for
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MG' - '-u-.I lu lott" DIS TO ~1
l"I Woo OF inc duNeIusenent
me sll-le bla was IIon me Iilnols
oleei COMPANY or hiDaso. ana u pro-
los.l TO salpiy lhe o.v'v IONS ol armor
slleu ~ So per to"' oi. 'ondllloh ~ De
rif,s '"'i's - dI 'o',u iDt 10 S"fgs
80. Vi we nay ~ "i MOI. I'D Hucn cas-, ti.e
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mus VIZ" "' '"l'Iit'N "t f-i' ill ''il'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

The programme for the arm ana I'sl
Metropolitan concert which taxes p'd'o
tomorrow night is as follows.
1. l3D Fantastic. ChrOueauque * usu''
BulOW edition (kach). -.
lb) Sonata. G. sharp minor, Op - 80 -
adagio. allegr go, allegro m"ilo 'h,''''o
Nau) 81. a..
Chopin. ,, l,.,...t,.,
tol Etude. O. fiat chopin.
(dl Polonaise A nat Op. .. lChopinl
3. CAD lmpromptu, OPP. AZ. NO. = lache9-
I'D Soiree de Vienni Schubert liszO.
Oj Ii Campanetta, Etude 1fagan'hi
LisZD.
D Sonett0 del Petrarca llsztl
The above is probably the finest selec-
tion of music ever played here 10y any
pianist Am - ..,
cured ut prices ranging from hity cents
20 $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
RIVERA NOT TO BE SHOT.
WETLER NEVhR mn my IDEA of
TAhING seen ACTION,
But What Spain VIII DO Depends Much
on the Actions of the United
States Case of Sanguilly.

WAsHlNGTON. April S-Advices re-
ccivcd by the Spanish Minister here
state that General RUS Rivera, who is
lynn. wounded near Hlvaia, is not IN a
serious condition. Inquiry as TO the status
Of the prisoner resulted to-day In state
ment oy the minister 20 the effect that
az no tine has the Spanish Government
nor General Wcyier had an idea Of shoot
ing Rivera. II was added that IL would
certainly not have been I'm order TO eN-
press any such opinion whatever the be-
lief mcht have been. In view Of the fact
hat Rivera has not yet been tried, much
less sentenced 20 be shot. For the same
reason. IL can hardly be asserted that
General Rivera future is absolutely as
suTcd.
RINERA'S FUTURE.
When questioned on this point, the Min
is,or inclined to the bcief that the man
would not be- shot but showed that much
depended upon the conduct of Cuban
elmpathizcrs in the United States. He
declined 10 Soy whether his reference
wls TO The conduct %. General Sanguilly.
who is now under arrest On suspicion OF
ding another hlcustoring expedition or
to the Proceedings DO the Senate, which
might bc regarded as tending 10 indame
'.d feelings 10 was evident. however
that Senior DeLome felt tha- Sanguily. In
breaking his parole. as ne claimed was
not STRENGTHENING the argument that the
S1anish forces ID cuba should De held 20
@ strict Observance OF the rules Of war.
The minister has received word that
20o insurgents I'm the PHILIPPINES have
offered 10 surrender.
SPANISH VICTORY
HAVANA. April S.-The Corona bat
talon while reconnoitcring in tho vicin-
ity OF EnCruciiada. Province OF Pinar rel
bio. surprised tho insurgent force COM
mandei hy Perico Degado and tho re-
mainlcr of tho force commanded by DUO.
ASST The enemy left eleven men killed
on The field and the troops captured cigh,
prisoners and o. quantity Of arms and
ammunition.
Dclcado is reported ~ be seriously III
and Nid8i Duclssi Is reported 10 have
iccn badly wounded on March 81. The
second of the Ducassi Brothers is also
wounded according 90 rumOr which has
been reported % the Spanish authorities.
Adviccs from pinar del Rio say that the
'neIrCent Colonel jose Amiova Fuontos
bias surrendered TO The Spanish command
or at that place
a detachment o. tho Provincial Gucr-
illas of Mantansas has captured Or. Jose
Ayo GOWN. the Auditor OF the lnsurgent
War Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
DI>>IrI>rInD >IocKBolDnRs
Object 10 Certain Members Of the Title aud
T,ust Company Directory.


For month past prior 10 last Tuesday
this advertisement appeared in the Rich
m0ud newspapers.
"Hichmond. Va. March . 1897.
"Thc undersigned stockholders of the
Title and Trust Company, holding to-
pether more than one-teuth of the capital
stock OF that corporation hereby call a
general meeting of the stockholders Of
the Title and Trust Company, 10 bee held
at $3.50 j. VI. ON The 9Th day April. lN'i
at the office of the company 10. liz
east Main street Richmond. Va.
no. Lee Traylor. W. $. Robertson. adj
m.uistrator. Allison d Addison John Adj
olson. j. ID. Crump. \. J.. Alfrend. Hun
ter Mcclure. Alex Cameron. Warner
Moore. Granville o. Valentine, Edward
:. Rose"
Do i- learned that these stockholders
wished certain members OF the Board OF
Directors OF the company removed. on
the ground that they We're indebted 20 the
company.
., 0t,nt Of this meeting was the eX-
preston NJ the opinion Of This majority
iu orr0s ton 10 the way the company $
business was managed But the directors
rallied boz force at the meeting, and the
stakeholder of greatest interest. who was
m0r4 Tho rirItr~ of the N.I .'f Nf
appear with the others. So the directors
bad the whip hand in the matter and
fha effort f0 change the personnel of the
board failed az the meeting.
Mr ~ " Gillian ls president Of the
Title and Trust Company. and au after
noon newspaper az Yesterday quotes him
as saying. after Doe bad "said Doc had
nothing fO efE aInrf v.hnf was done IL
the meeting for publications.:
"lf those people who age creating the
I don't Care" said no. 81 hope they will
gft 10 down as l0W ass possible. and then
I VIII huv 10 all in myself Understand me.
though ] don approve or d. ana VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

The familiar face and FORM and ospc-
ciallv the cordial greeting. of Justice of
the Peace Gilbert e. Vincent. OF Henrico,
have been lacking in the courthouse build
ing for two days. and 10 Is learned that his
HEADQUARTERS will hereafter Dee az Seven
Pines where he has his residence.
Squire Vincent has been made special
officer there for the season OF spring and
summer. when the eXcursiOnlsts and pic
There he will dispense. with even hand.
law and Justice and he will be the same
terror as OF old 20 those who hold tho
peace and dignity Of the Commonwealth
IN light esteem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Master Willie COlycr. aged twelve. ana
son of Mr. Charles Colyer of NarIna dis
trirf H.nrfco county. came very ncA"
frdiue "a vatcry grave 100 the James river,
Il milo below Richmond. vest arjay
Willie was fishing with Two companions,
lads of larger growth from a boat. VII d
Henry Larlln. tie comedian Of the par
~. began what he ftucitd was good
Joke. by rocking the boat
The usual res lit followed. and Willie
was prccipitated iutO the str am ana bay
for the fact that Henry could swim, and
jumped overheard after him. and carried
him 20 dry land there would have been
weeping In Nhlics -omc last night.
As IL is. he is scared out or year s
growth. and says when he goes down the
river again he viii bee ON board of the
beautiful POcahOntas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
cannon ron TILER.
Montague Choice for Aforementioned
Splendid Wheat Crop Prospect

U1LLSVILLE. VA. April Special
During the past week there has been
quite a discussion among tho masses OF
the Democratic party in Carroll county
as to whom shall Dee rendered the nomina-
Uon for Governor and Attorney General
az thc approaching convention.
II seems now 90 be settled that the dele
gates Will Doe instructed for Hon. !. Hogc
TYLER for Governor and Hon. a. J. Mon
tacue for Attorncy-Geueral.
Amos Ayers was arrested yesterday and
brought before United States Commits
sloner a.. NJ. Tucker. charged with remov-
ug unsfampcd spirits. his case was cOu-
fuucd till April 10th.
The young people Of Hnlsviilc viii give
an entertainment 40 Wood Lawn Satur-
day night. April 10Th for the benefit OF
Che Methodist parsonage at tiillsville.
Mrs Nirnie egicsuy wife ~ our county
Judge NJ -. OElcshy. died al their resi-
dcrce iu lluisviiie. April ISL
The pfCeicct ls natfcrng for the best
wheat crop carroll has produced FOR
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
rinoINIl mIliIIRr INsrIrUrh.
The Ball Team Getting Into Good shape.
Tenmi. CInb OreaniIed.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
April -(special)-Dur.ng the last three
weeks the Y. ~ J. baseball team ha-
been doing excellent work on the diamond
against the scrubs. AS yet no regular
game has been played, except that WITH
the Augusta Military Academy in which
tlc boys showed very plainly That, with %
.ltIe more training under their efficient
captain. Mr. a. b. Miller. they would De
able 10 put up "a credltable game against
any corners.
owing 10 a. broken hand. Captain Miller
has been unable Tor some days 90 take
au active part in the game, but De cone
tiuues 10 keep "a watchful eye upon Dis
"colts." and in q few days viii Doe able
to don the liver pad and resume his posi-
zion at the home plate.
The tWirlers of this years team are
the pride OF Captain Miuer's heart. AL
JON. Of Pennsylvania pitched on last
years team. bat Stafford. of Texas. IS @
new man. who pitched for the University
of Texas last season. Both have decep-
tive curves and show excellent head
work
The final arrangement Of the team will
De as follows. Miller (captaim. catcher.
stafford and Allen. pitchers. Shipp short.
stop. llarm1n. first base. BiackfOrd. sc.-
field. Shaner. centre. and Montgomery.
right bsttutcs-Langicy. Mecm.
Gibbs. percyal. and Foster. Mr. T. Mil
tou. who manages The team. has arranged
tull schedule Of games which has all
ready been published.
The Tennis club. under the management
of Mr. a. g. Freeman Jr. has been re0r.
gained and about forty members have
been enrolled The entire outfit of the
club was destroyed in last years fire
hlt now one has been ordered. and go
few days the courts VIII Do laid of. and
The lovers Of tennis viii have fun adj
yanta-es for pleasant recreation.
PERSONAL
ar and Mrs. James d. Crump Mrs
John $. Elicit. and Miss Elicit have Zee
turned 20 Richmond after stay of some
days mo Mrs. Scmmes
Miss Norris. Of Chlrlottesvue is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hunter Pendio.
ton.
Miss Florence Holland. Of Manchester.
SIS the guest of her aunt Mrs. GiIock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
MCEDER N CHARLOTTE.
stephen Pollard As-asiDated while Stating
at q Table.


at Fable,
The following particulars Of the murder
one night last week near Red House.
Charlotte county. Of stephen Pollard
(coloredj by Cut Polnderter talsO colorcd)
have been received.
POlndeXter had become very jealous Of
Pollard. ana on Wednesday night. March
Zith. went 10 his house and called Tor
Pollard. The latter responded and came
% the door. whcreup0u PoindeXicr snap
ped his gun az him. but 10 failed 10 tire.
and Pollard escaped into hls house un-
hurt. closing the door behind him 10
keep out his assailant. Pollard old
aunt was IN the house and upon bis r.
turn asked him who IL was that called
him out and he said 10 was cut pondeN-
ter. that Doc saw his face when the cap
Of the gun flashed.
Not being satisfied with DTS first At
tempt. PoindeNter one night last we h.
crept. it is alleged 10 the door Of Pol
lards house. pushed the muzzle Of his
gun through a hole IN the door. and fired
at Pollard while he was sitting AZ a table
waiting for his supper The entire load
took effect IN Pollard's neck. making a
fatal wound. coroners inquest was
held. and Poindexter was arrested and
sent 10 jail.-Farmville Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

on his armor' and bee ready for the fray
IN other words. he VIII act again for Il
short spring season. MIR. JeiieIs0n comes
10 the Academy OF Music on April 18th
and 18th. IL is with genuine pleasure that
We welcome Mr.. jefferson back again
among the Thespians. ana We hope TO DO
so for many years TO come. lie IS the
connecting Ink with the good old iegiti-
mate plays and actors of the past and
the tailor made imbeciiues called the
modern drama.
Mr.. Jefferson is just as funny AN author
as he is an actor. and n you want TO
continue q good laugh after Witnessing
one Of his stage characters. read his
autobiography. and YOU viii vote him a
comedian in every sense ~ the word, fol-
you will enjoy his book hugely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Mr> j. ~. Ciper.. J., L'ec'ei President
offte old Dom nion Ho-pitsl.

Dr George Teu Johnston talked most
crflusia tica'ly tO "a Times representative
about the annual meeting of the Lady
Board of Managers Of fhs OH Nom'ni0n
Hospital. which was held yesterday after
noon in the old Medical College building
Tha reports of ttc various committees
were exceedingly eratfyir- while ff1f Of
the superintendent OF the hospital was
especially so irl-murn a- if slowed fhe
institution 20 Doe IN % most hOurishing con-
dit0n The following officers We're elect
.I % -.rv, f0r tho ensuing Vsar. Pra-i-
don't. Mrs J. H. Capers. Jr.; Nice-Presi-
d.rf. Mrs g. T.. Montague. Secretary.
N. D DID, Wing .nld. Cnrespou Sec
rotary Mrs DR. b. ID Garcin and Treas
ur,r. Miss Celeste Berry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
ir.er,s nc.t-nr Tnhaccn

CITY OF MEXICO. April s--A number
OK tobacco plantations at Meslanta, State
OF Vera Cruz. have hcen invaded hv 2
destructive insect which has devoured
the crop. The heat Is remarkably intense
on the coast OF Vera Cruz and tho mer.
curry registers already summer temrera-
turs. t""'
The expectation OF Sisal grass TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

FARMVILLE. VA. April S-special.-
Governor McKinrey's condition tonight
remains about the same a5 it has tor tho
last three days with the exception hat
be rested better last uish- than he has
for some time
Tho Governor is still almost 40 the time
dcliriOus. While there Is bul little exDocta-
ton OF his recovery. Dr. Spencer has
hopes that be Will get well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
MrkInlrA al Annnnnlls

ANNAPOLIS. MD. April s-Presidont
Mckinley and party arrived here at )
o'clock this afternoon on the Dolphin and
were received with a Presidents salute
from the Naval Academy. Superintendent
Cooper and party of officers called upon
the President ami a number Of documents
and neWspnpors were sent aboard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
I BE.iKnufN'S FILL.
Two Convictions in the County Court Of
Rockbridce.

Two Convictions in the County Court Of
Kockbridge.
LEXINGTON. VA. April special
r. s. spikor. a brakeman ON the Balu-
moro and Ohio railroad fell from tho top
of d car this mornIng and was seriously
but not fatally injured.
Iu the County Court to-day Alfred
Double. (colored) was convicted Of fclo-
nious cutting and sentenced 20 one year
Boo the State prison and James II. Ma
lingo Cwhus) convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny was given two years in the
state prison.
The latter being only sixteen years Old
was given The shortest PENALTY for such
10 crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
PaCfric R4ILROdD DLBTs.
\ Bu Recommended to Appoint Cons
mi.sion 90 Adjust I hem.

mi..ion 90 Adjust Them.
WASHINGTON. j. c., April S.-Sena-
tor Gear. OF Iowa to-day made a report
on the bin TO authorize a commission
consisting OF the Secretaries Of the
Treasury and the Interior. and the Attor-
ney-General 20 adjust the debts of the
Pacific railroads. 20 The Gov rument.
The report reviews in detail the hnan-
cial conditions OF the roads and their
relations 90 The Government The bills
for extending The debts OF the roads
have failed to pass Congress. it is said
because of its judgment that the ques-
tons arc 500 complicated chat it could not
devote the requisite time to their c0nsid.
Grafton or reach satlsf tory conclusions
Therefore. the c0mmiu.e thinks 10 would
best express the wisho- of Congress hy
a plan permitting executive officers. With
the approval Of the President 10 make
an adjustment with tie owners of the
property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

The meeting Of the Relief Committee
Of the Kings Daughters which was 10
have been held at the building OF the Wo-
mans Christian Association yesterday az
ternoOn. failed 20 materialize. owing 10
quorum not being present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

for flowers. and the pavements nicely
cleaned. $40, from,
.he basement OF the Capitol ana Ndsl
lccumuation of trash IN rear OF the Ii
1rarv Building rem owed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

NEWPORT NEWS VA, April S.-Spe-
cial-The monster steamship Paris was
successfully locked az the sh.p-yard t-is
afternoon. the event being most success
ful IN character, passing o1 without o
hitch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Secretary Of the United States Navy, and
Mr. Beverly T. Crump. of Richmond, both
OF whom arc in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

Has Put on Its Spring Dress and j. Very
Attractive

Although Colonel John ". Richardson
has been REGISTER of the Land Office but
~ -rort time. be has eXorted himself 20
the utmost I'm the work OF heautifyng the
s4.ar. All the grass plots have been
Ty rakcd and seed sown where
needed
has been done with the view 20
enhancing the beauty Of the famous park.
Trees have been trimmed. beds prepared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09
Heart Disease !?

United States in the month OF March
amounted to 37.10 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-09

PATRICK WALSH.
Gcneral Manager.