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SUSPENSION OF A BANK. Embarrassment of Other Enterprises Causes the Crash. NORFOLK, VA., Aug. 1.-The Commercial bank of Suffolk suspended to-day. It 18 stated that the bank has been embarrassed since the bank troubles here in April, and was also embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk cotton mill, and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits in the bank are said to amount to about $100,000.
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A Busted Bank. NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 1.-The Commercial bank of Suffolk, suspended to-day. It is stated that the bank was embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk cotton mills and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000.
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Bank Failure. NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 1.-The Commercial Bank of Suffolk suspended toIt is stated that the day. bank was embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk cotton mill and from losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000.
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Failure of a Virginia Bank. NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 1.-The Commercial Bank of Suffolk suspended to-day. It is stated the bank was embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk cotton mill, and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000.
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Suspended. NORFOLK, Va., August 1.-The com mercial Bank of Suffolk suspended to day. It is stated that the bank was embarrassed bv excessive loans to the Suffolk Cotton Mill, and by losses from fire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000. TGG
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They Didn't Race. CHICAGO, Aug. 1. - At Chittenham Beach tonight W. S. Smith and A. L. Talbot ascended in two balloons for 8 race in mid air. When a height of 1200 feet had been reached the mashines collapsed. Talbot eame down with his wreek comparatively uninjured, but Smith fell the whole disliance, striking some telegraph wires before reaching the earth. He still lives, but will die. Bank Suspension. NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 1.-The Commercial Bank of Suffolk suspended today. It is stated that the bank was embar rassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk Cetton Mill, and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000.
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cific preferred 47%, Northwestern SBX. New York Central 973/2, Oregon Bailway and Navigation 773/2, Oregon Transcontinental 18%, Oregon Improvement 40, Pacific Mail 47%, Panama 98, Rock Island 118, Mt. Paul 78%, Texas Pacific 14%, Union Pacific 48, United States Express 53, Wells Fargo 112, Western Union 6%7, Will Recover Ten Thousand Dollars. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-An official diepatch from Victoria, B. C., says that extradition papers have been granted in the case of Hibba, the defaalting postmaster of Lewiston, Idaho, and the $10,000 found on his person will also be turned over. Public Debt Statement. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The debt statement issued today shows the decrease of the public debt during the month of July to be $8.662,789; cash in the treasury, $488,418,719; gold certificates out standing. $14,161.132 silver certificates outstanding, $139,213,086 ; certificates of deposit outstanding, $31,680.000 refonding certificates outstanding, $3.466,810; fractional currency (not including amount estimated as lost or de stroyed), $15,337,186 ; net cash balance on hand, $44,052,929. Baseball. Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-St. Louis 0, Cincinnati 5. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.- Louisville 7, Pittsburg 5. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-Buffalo 5; Pailadelphias 6. BROOKLYN, Aug. 1.-Brooklyn 1; Metropolitan 5. New YORK. Aug. 1.-Chicago 6, New York 7. PROVIDENCE, Aug. 1.-Providence 3, Detroit 1. BOSTON, Aug. 1.-Boston 0, St. Louis 0; 6 innings; rain. They Didn't Race. CHICAGO, Aug. 1.- At Chittenham Beach tonight W. S. Smith and A. L. Talbot ascended in two balloons for a race in mid air. When a height of 1200 feet had been reached the mashines collapsed. Talbot eame down with his wreek comparatively uninjared, but Smith fell the whole disliance, striking some telegraph wires before reaching the earth. He still lives, but will die. Bank Suspension. NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 1.-The Commercial Bank of Suffolk suspended today. It is stated that the bank was embar rassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk Cetton Mill, and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000. Cholera at Marseilles WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-United States Consul Mason cables the State Departmest from Marseilles that several deaths from cholera occurred in that city this week. A Sick Man. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Vice Admiral Rowan is compelled by ill health to ask to be excused from serving as pallbearer at General Grant's funeral. The President designated Rear Admiral John L. Worden to act in his place. New Street Lines. NEW YORK, Ang. 1.-The Supreme Court Commissioners appointed for the purpose have reported in favor of the proposed cable road system in New York. It includes twenty-nine routes.
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BaukAuspension at Suffolk. (By telegraph to the Dispatch.) NORFOLK, va., August 1.-The Commercial Bank of Suffolk suspended to-day. It is stated that the bank has been embarrassed since the bank troubles here in April, and was also embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk Cotton-Mill and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits in the bank are said to amount to about $100,000.
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Suspension of a Bank. NORFOLK. Aug. 1.-The Commercial Bank at Suffolk, Va., suspended to-day. The bank was embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk Cotton Mill and by losses from the recent fire in Suffolk. The deposits are said to amount to about $100,000.
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A Virginia Bank Suspends, NORFOLK, VA., Aug. 2.-The Commercial bank of Suffolk has suspended. It is stated that the bank was embarrassed by excessive loans to the Suffolk cotton mill and by losses from the recent tire in Suffolk. The deposits are about $100,000.