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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Tine board of the Chesapeake and Dos
tributaries met in the Governors office yes
t0riay. and took mp tine matter 0i ino ai-
Uoufneut Ola captain OF tne oyster 'leeL
Iu order .O avoid the i0dIum of listening
f0 oral remarks DO 500, decided to open ilt
Wlr DIS receiving communications nom
asDrants up tO April lOtn. when % selection
via Doe made. The sale of tVo small boats
W1s ordered.
The Board of Public Works met and
elected y. B. Nanrelta member of the board
of directors OF tne Valley Turnpike. boa
place of g.. vs.. -lOWaiier resigned. The
board is considering the sale 0l the cattle
pens near BacJns Quarter Branch, Duo
tools ul action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Local Happenings That Require Litu
space 10 Relate.

Local Happenings that Require Little
space TO Relate.
The annual meeting of the Alumni Assoc
citation of the Medical College of Virginia
viii De held at the college next Monday
night DR.. G.. W. T.. Brock wlll deliver the
annual address.
The earnings OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad for fobruay, 1880. were s2l-
s.6.3j; expenses. SlS.lU..O.; and the earn
ings OF ihe Petersburg Railroad for same
month were 9ii,lOlH0; expenses, so, si2.4s.
A number of Interested persons from
Richmond were n Norfolk yesterday watch
ine the proceedings in the United States
Court 40 Norfolk OF the test case II the meat
inspection laws.
The clerk OF the Chancery Court Of Hem
rico recorded 100 deeds of bargain. sale. &C..
Tor the month OF March. During the same
period the clerk Of the County Court ISSUED
licenses 20 TWO white and six coll
Ored COuples.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

The Committee on Cemeteries met IN the
Council Chamber yesterday evening IA +
O'Clock. Amer paying the usual bills The
committee decided 90 order the snperinten.
dent Of the aimsh0use 10 sell the vacant lots
ana sections IN Shockoe Cemetefr. TO- "a
sum not less than SIS. A great many
families are Interested In the sale Of these
los ana would do we'll 10 see Ar. lichard
". Oat'ei' me superintendent, at once, "
they expeci % make purchases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

VIII YOU heed the Warning-tne sisnti'
mans. or Tie sure approach of that moie p,
Bile disease Consumption Ask ,uAi'.
ID yOl can afford for ,he sake oi say
cents, o. run TIE risk and 10 noinll-
We know from experience tnat -nNoh ny
Will cuIe your Cough. 10 never 't.r. ..i..
explains Why more than Million oi N,.'.,,
were sold me pasl year IA relieves 'i'sf
and 81 hopping Cough az once, soll'' M
nos be without lt. sample bottles iiss- M.
bV BOdeker brol hers and IA. NJ. chch4e~ ~
corner OF Fllth and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
LIBERATED ON BAIL.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings About Adolf
phas Moteiy.

itAbcas corpus Proceedings About NdOl-
phos Moteiy.
Adolphus Motely was before the Police
Court on March 30th, charged with assault
ing and cutting John Spurlook Ccolored),
with intent 10 XIII. Pending the recovery
Of spurlock, who was badly injured, Motely
was sent o. Jail, bail being refused.
Monday Motely made application, through
his counsel. Mr.. ". W. Cosby. for a writ of
habeas corpus. claiming he was unlawmlly
detained ia Jail. ID was granted, and made
eturnable before Judge litzhueh. Of the
Chancery Court, nc 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
At the hour named MOtey was brought
into court. and amer argument by counsel.
the Judge liberated Motely ON bail, and re-
coSnized him % appear before the grand
jury OF the Hastings Court on April 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

To the Citizens of Richmond:
Having learned OF various and untrue
statements as 90 the arbitrary method of
The assessment of taxes exercised Dy mf-
SELF beg t0 state that whenever have had
reason 90 doubt or question the returns
made hy amy one. have either personally.
0r 1f means VI one of my deput.es, consult
ga and examined into the matter % the re-
ilu with ihe parties having made such re-
turn. and hayethen fixed the valuation upon
the exact facts ELECTED. making The assess
meui only in accordance With the City At
i1nel'- Interpretation Of what the law re-
qu.rl. and in accordance with what was
approved by the Finance Committee i'm
cases of dispute. The evidence 0f such ac-
lions Is ON lile-in the AUDITORS Office. and is
open 90 the examination oi any one interest
%, aud which ] invite.
Respectfully,
T. T. Mr-NrDpD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

lsl.no, worth Che small price of - cents
f0 free yourself OF every symptom ol il se
distress ng complaints llFot think ~, ctl-
at cur store and let ia bottle OF -nilol's Nl.al-
izer. livery BOTTLE hos printed euuflIiee
on it. Use accordingly. aId llit does you 100
good 10 viii cost you nothing. sold N} DoIlf
sfr Brothers and lI. n. shields a. lo., corner
ui Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
Cent|emen'S Suits.

We shall this holiday week, and dur
ing the entire season, make specially
of $40, sl2. SIS and SlS Men S Suits.
They consist Of every known fabric,
such as Worsteds, CassimeTes. Cheviots
Twecds, Dagonals. &C., made in Single
and Double Breasted Sacks, Getaways
and Prince Alberts. They are cut in
the latest styles. made by the best tail
ors. aud are custom-like in every par
ticular; no ready-made look about
them. Custom tailors will charge you
double the price aud will not give you
as good q suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
VERY Unsatisfactory.

Take the game all through 10 was very
unsatisfactory one The BOstons were nO
more fayOritcs than the New , orks. and
us the audience went 10 soc am exhibition
game. the majority were disappointed
Nash did not play yesterday. I'm The
morning ho went zap the country 90 see
some friends. and did not join until they
reached the train. Following Is the score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
Cut lis Head.

The ambulance was called % the First
police station yesterday TO white utn
Who bad fallen IN a cellar and cut his head
The wound was dressed aud the man taken
to the Almshouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

The following marriage licenses were
granted 10y the clerk Of the Hastings Court
Yesterday: Nathan 4. Coier aud Anna
6wathmey, Thomas +. Wilson and Mary r..
Hunter, colored, and Henry johnson and
Nenle Allen, cOlOrcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

40 wHoM u ~ cONoERN

Notice is hereby given ihai Cert Nlli' 30
IA Tor Twenty shares of abs Colu iI ii' tN.
Land Company, registered Nu tlD I...r
said compnny lu my name nas ltDu Z. 81 N''
thIt application VIII te made fu -lII N'N
pany ion issue oia pup'irIfe e. .rIilriI' IN
place the said above describe lusl a.. 4. N
leIl-lzV2m JAME- L.IAlNNh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
Gents Elegant
Spring
OVERCOATS.

We are showing more lightweight
Overcoats than any other store IN the
city, and are naming prices which none
of them can touch for same qualities
50 for a good wearing Melton Coat. in
dark and medium colors; or SO will
buy a fine Ogercoat in all the latest
shades Of Melton, Cashmere. WorsIed.
silk, Mixed. &C.; sold everywhere for
S12 and Sl5
At SO or Stj you can buy an elegan.
Overcoat Of the finest material in every
fashionable shade, silk and satin facedt
many lined throughout with silk or
satin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
NOTICE.

TOrHEMEMgERs OF r.. T. LEE co.'s.
CHI. No. N. }. %. o.. A. n: Nou ore PEI CIV
notified o. meet az YOUR Hal ON
fuh street at o'clock ou NtuN riNi To-
the pa day OF april 20 pay me last -'tN
me- of re.foct 20 our ,isceasc brother A. IA.
~rERi $50. without further notice. oi ''.'
of the councillor. r. E.IthNEH
up 2-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
POINTS ABOUT BALL
RlCHMONDS WILL PLAY HRMlL
TONS A GOOD GAME.

Game Yesterday Onc-sided Affair
what Mike Kelly Thinks Of ihe Bro
therhood Twelve 10 One in Favor Of
the Boston-.
The game of ball yesterday $40 Boschons
Park between the Bostons and New Norks
was certainly "a field day for The Bean
Eaters, bat as am exhibition game of skill
in bail playing it was dismal failure. IT
was one of the most one-sidod affairs chat
has ever taken place ON the diamond, and IL
the playing Of the New Yorks is amy
criterion of their handling the sphere in the
championship games. tine pennant will not
float over their grounds at the end OF the
season. as it did last year.
BE it said 90 the credit of both clubs. how
ever, their fielding was excellent. >toyoy
PLAYS beautiful right field and is one of the
hitters of The Boston Club. while Kelly and
jr0ullers. the old veterans. handled the
BAIL with their usual case and Quicknes..
IL was a pity that Kelly did not catch. Nut
as third baseman hc made several very
pretty put outs.
THE NEw PITCHER.
John Ewing. the new pitcher for the
GOtnamitcs. did not come nap t0 cNpecifi-
lions. He was Knocked AN over the field.
although he throws very pretty BAH.
Vaughn. as catcher, is splendid, and has
hardly an equal in his grand stops and
throws % second. ia The beginning of DE
sixth inning %. Day pitched for The New
lorks. and Vaughn caught we'll. Day was
am Improvement ON Ewing, but iAe game
was too much i'm favor of the Bo-tons for
him 90 add any % the score of his club.
The Boston men also changed their bat-
ting. Murphy. who had been acting um-
pirc. playing catcher 90 6umberi The New
lorks got some very good hits oh Madden.
but made little Roadway with the neN
occupant of the box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

First the scouts. then the cavalry. Wade
Hampton viii lecture Tor the benefit Of
Company G., First Virginia Regiment. 40
Mozart Hall. Thursday, april Sd, az $3.50 r..
AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Come 0 Mozart Hall mhelr Wade llamf
tom. Thursday. April ii $500 D.. NJ. Yoke
eos. % and lO cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

For ladies' phTtOns. carts, &c, orany We
hicie % bee built 20 order or repaired, see
David \. Ainslio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Good lecture. Good cui-r Coos i'-
tAce. Do good % Complni N. coming %
the lecture OF Wade Hampton, ' lrziii
Han. April 81 at go y. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Mr. David A. Ainslie makes specially
Of the manufacture of ladies' fHut0ns. Nos.
s.. DO r.1 ~ Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

neglect that cough. bat take no once Dr..
Dayid's Cough syrup % Pure Pine Tar,
HOrCh0und and Wild Cherry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Arm D isoo.
,uu. r.scs........... l.li Moon SETS, l.i7H u-
sum sets....... ...... 63j ual slcuaiN. llI. Nu.
FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL b. l.yt
pREDlCIfDTME STANDARD O.
uLlI IIuL Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

For coughs and throat troubles use
"Br0wn's Bronchial Inenes.n They stop
an attack Of asthma cough very promp.ly.'
&C. faich. MEANWHILE, ONO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

i..,-.... f.......,.. ,...,.,...
tr,,,,.-'.',.... a. tIfr.t $40
'i ' '" .fl'' -''f ''"''
CFALFD PROPOSALS.
=
rr. UNDERSIGNED ,rUi. mill 10 O'Clock n
of tIIHUAf. fl. flih al. Anil. $500.
r0r..r. -..f.i prlfo.4f. f.r flrni-Iinr fni.
Institution with fla following for tne ensu-
ire .rnrf0f. BEGINNING IUIs date.
er.rtpfr4
~ .,Ii It'..t i'"i'
400 h, corn AtAi 90 pounds per
""'itpiH
o.iW 'NN..n ',i'l nANNN
li-w NNN'H iii'n Ni.nh'
ifuNO N..'' i.',i.
@D0D i..Nl.lo ,.-tii....'ti -'-ti'
~, ,...
t.. I'..'-..i. ls'.
Xxx p.',..i. -.i. c,..i..rs
.... f...i f....... f,.- ...,.
III. l.ff,.'.. fl.I...
frn.,..1.... VIn...r
-nIniI.re tlI...le pvo
1881 '.Dl''.
500 Yards Mems Wclr.
500 Yards niancnDl cotton.
anuA lands infl aclll Cotton.
1000 lands calc0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

luDrrUr T0uf 0J IDDn0fH Moore
a'ist Toe Nmi1k and Western Railroad
company. Writ 0l error and -upef-nd0u
awarded tn D. Judgment 0i the Circuit lnnri
&C fle cts of Lyu.nnur on ine 18th of IaA.
M
Marshall against Palmer. Writ of error
IHlt slp0l-aieH- awarded Orb Cd Judgment
nnder. hr fla Circuit Court OF NDlNum-
hoiani county ODD tle 30.h of March. 1850.
IfragNu-f Leslie. dec. Writ ol error
awarded OBJ Judgment of Circuit Count
nc Inul0lu county 900 lhe -jth OF OCTOBER
1885,
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Hli'r0id Company against Knobs Argued
ly a. b. Chandler, Lsg. for p'ainiih .n er-
r.r AND William a. Muncuie and W. II.
Meredith. E-Qs.. for defendant, in error
ari submitted.
Ncars and DeNier. Argued hy ". o..
Hn-hcs. l-0-, for plaintiff. in error
U.DIfel F0uif.-N William Holmes aud
NDi.Dn Parrish. charged with a--anItin-
efen other. They were required 90 give See
usi'y 90 keep abe peace.
Police C0rIf.- yay Dehrcks lcolored),
charged with cur-n5 and abusing Bette
Dnnsor Discharged.
James Quinn. charged with assaulf.n-
aHi beating his WIFE, Louisa Gum. flned
$40.
Sat Campbell (colored) CHARGED with
threatening iO kin William b. Smith. Cone
tnued until to-day.
William Lewis (c0'0red, charged With
a--auli'ng and beating Lulu johnson. Dis
missed 900 payment of cost,
Willie ROLAND and Willie johnson lcol-
r0l b1v-l charged with lighting Don ine
street. Fined D..
William ID. johnson and Royal Racks
h0th colorod). charged with lighting intlc
street. Discharged.
Alexander Davis (c0l0redl. charged With
being dis0rdor'v ou Ile street. Fined $3.50.
Edward Jones lc0l0redl. charged with
being disordoriy and using pr0iane language
in flo street, Fined So.
jaime. D.. Rogers. charged with being
drunk and using abusive language 90 hi-
wife. j.. n. Rogers. Dismissed on payment
of cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Cf0D-,.y Cur.-Aiire O.. and u. l..
Barnes FOB s.. IS Henry and Daniel ~ Mti0eh,
l0 feet 900 fhc uOrilsiie ol Floyd avenue
between Beach ni Morris streets. $500.
N. G. Cannon special commissioner. io
pmliua NaYo. 81 feet ol Clay street. sDuih-
west corner Fourteenth, $50. Charles j..
Dan0m fJ a.. II. smith. iJ Feet on ile SOUTH
side of Louisiana street pear lf.ier $3.50.
Henry N0lxuela and Gerhard ll0Iereie iD
George p. stokes, Sd ieet 0l Cary street
southeast corner ni Eighth street. s2.,l0.
John and Daniel ID. Maanney % ihi'omena
81. Smith. l3 ieef cn ODE u0rfh-ide of Floyd
street near Plum. $4,000.
T0unfU Cont ~ HrufcD.-J. II. Brown
and ID. J.. Da1el f0 George b.. Taylor lj
feet on east side D. -le-t0n street, near
Vs. lnder street. $500.
Tusfin1s court NJ N0acheNfr.-R A..
Bowen and N. b. Bradley to John q. -cha-
kcl. sd feet 0n north side Everett street, DEE
tween IWeuW-secnnl and lWenty-tl|fi.
$500; john H. Brmneuy 90 d. j. Canada.
3 feet 0u nOrtl side -fmmes street, near
E.-hth. >l.2JJ; Washington Clarke tD
llarles Keller. -3 feet ou south side d.
eaiur street, between -iXf anth and Seven
ieonth subject to.deed 0i tiust of $780, f1f
Walter n. Ohcatham o. Floyd j. W lingo. %
feet Ou east side of Filth street between
BainbrIdgo and Porter, 500. T. j. Morris
sot 90 D.. d.. George ID. and s. =. Patch. jl
feet 0n north side of Hull street near Nine
frouih. $500. Baker x Martin Bros. On
ThomasJ. Todd and r. a. justis, mil.
building ou Manchester canal, water rrlfi-
leees. Ac.. $1,000. J.. ID. otarkc t0 Thomas
B. Dorset llj feet 0n north side az Huii
street near second 800: franklin aiearns.
Jr.. 90 Kate VI. mcfarland. 69 feet ON south
side OF McDouou.n street near Thirteenth,
-HiW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Wade Hampton, Company O., Mozart
nail. April Sd, $3.50 T.. 81. Tickets. % and
30 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Asihmai'c troubles. pieurisy, pains ard
ilIfmed thi1ats. are overcome ANA nealei
'r. ID. james INp.,turuni -ior tiiN
co. proved standby FOR ali coughs
d. H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
rom on WEsrI0INr ArHt /


steamship o.. ID. chambers. Sow tf
coal. steamship klnaWha, Sew york, c.ai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

PORT or RICHMOND. April D.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Fannie IruwH. -lIrrffr iNur.N.-
I'm. nnosnhata rock. Allison N Addison.
SAILED.
Schooner island CIiY voorhees,. -athnnANi
pvfIfe.. schooner thile Harold, Manson
Baltimore. ullt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

WANTED. - 4 GOOD. HONEST
W OLlttroR. Apply ot 1919 Aain
sfi.el, thil4 door,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
Cents Furnishings,

1000 dozen Mems Shirts and Dnu.r
4jc. worth 62ic.
900 dozen white French neck sa.r.
and Drawers, 4lc.: worth iJc.
200 dozen Balbriggan Shirts and Draw.
ers. &c.: worth 81.
Gents Numbered White Shirts. es,
worth n -.
Gents Numbered w ice Shirts. rc.n-
forced. 80 %: worth $40.
All styles Linen Collars, i0c. usually
sold at l5c
Best 2 100 Linen Cuffs, all shape. .1.
regular price, 25c.
The handsomest hue In the city OF Tex
aud fourth Hand i0c. good value
at zoe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-28
LABOR LEADERS VIEWS.
A DIVERSITY OF OPINION AS TO PRAC.
TICABILITY.

Some Think the Agitation Has Not Been
Thorough Enough-Others Say the Pres.
ent is just as Good a Time rs Any to
Settle the Matter.
The opinions of even the labor leaders
differ materially as to the practicability of
enforcing the eIght-hour rule. Some think
it mas been precipitated prematrrely, and
that there is not an organization sufficiently
complete to force its adoption. Others feel
confident that the movement will succeed,
and that the demands will be peaceabIy
granted.
1. n. Ross, Deputy Surveyor of the Port
and ex-Master Workman Of D. A. 3, K. of
l., says: 81 don't think the movement can
succeed, because the people are not prepared
for it. They have not calculated on it COM
ing so soon. The working people are not in
a position to force it. They are not organ
lied. The principle of eight hours
for a workday is correct, and all
knights of Labor are in favor of it;
but all organizations should be combined.
A time should be set far enough in advance
to allow the manufacturers TO prepare for it.
i believe it could have been gained with
little difficulty if the reduction of half an
hour each year had been asked for. The
people would not have missed the time so
much But a general reduction now to
eight hours will not be a simple reduction
of two hours. In many cases it will mean
a lessening OF days work three, four and
five hours"
One Solution of the Problem.
Eccles Robinson, ex-Msster Workman of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-28
FOR A SCORE OF YEARS

Has tho Woman, Foreign Missionary Board
Done Good WOrk-PirIsburg Delegates
Leaving To-Day for Washington-A
New President 10 Elecf.
The twentieth annual assembly of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Philadelphia
Board, in Washington, tomorrow, will
enlist the attendance of a number of Pitts
burg ladies. There are five boards, the
Chicago, Occidental, Southern, New York
and PhiIadelphia, the latter, the Oldest of
the quintet. Mrs. George W. Chalfant and
Miss Davis are delegates from the Pittsburg
and Allegheny Presbyteries. From sep
arate churches the following delegates leave
Tor Washington this morning: Mrs. John
III. Mckelvey, Mrs. Stewart Scott. Mrs
Joseph A. Griggs, Mrs. George A. Kelly,
Mrs. 5. Z. HARRISON and Mrs. DIR. Kumler.
Mrs. Kumler is the wife of Rev. DIR,
Kumler, of the East End, who was pastor
of the Indianapolis church of which Presl-
dent Harrison was an elder. Her daughter
now resides in Washington, and is a con-
slant visitor to the White House. Mrs,
Harrison will attend the sessions of the
board, which are to be held at the Church
of the Covenant, and include tomorrow
evening and the whole OF Wednesday and
Thursday.
The principal business before the meeting
will be the cnoice of President to succeed
Mrs. Schenck, of Philadelphia, who retires
at her own request, after a continuous sery-
ice of 20 years as the chief official. A
Philadelphia woman must succeed her, in
asmuch as the meetings of the board take
place every Tuesday in that city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-28
IT PLEASED EVERYBODY.
Newspaper Men and Others Speak Words Of
Prnise for The Dispatch.

The manner in which THE DISPATCH, in
its 18-column report Of the Americus Club
banquet, thoroughly exhausted the subject,
was extolled on every side yesterday. The
immense membership of the club was high
ly fattered, and the guests and visiting
statesmen commented admiringly upon the
comprehensive treatment of national
political epoch, which the banquet cannot
but be regarded. A few of the comments
are given as follows:
First Assistant Postmaster General Clark
son said: 1.-THE DISPATCH has reason to
feel proud of its mastery showing in the
line of expert journalism. 1 have never
seen a Republican banquet better covered,
either in Republican or any other journals
AS an editor of some experience, I cannot
refrain from praising such enterprise.
Mr.. Calvin Wells, proprietor of the Phil
adelphia Press, said: ut was a magnifi-
cent treatment of national event. and does
justice to club that deserves all it receives
from the press"
Marshall Cushing, private secretary to
Postmaster General Wanamaker, and ex-
political editor of the New York Press said:
''THE DISPATCH reaches us in Washing
ION, anu from what nave previously noted
of its enterprise, model report of such an
event was to be expected. As a newspaper
man would express it, you had corking
issue this morning.
George s. Houghton, Secretary of the
Americus Club, said: "We feel especially
gratifed at the pictorial excellence of the
portraits of the officers. You will never be
able to use those cuts for stray murderers.
The club appreciates the attention it re-
ceived at the hands of THE DISPATCH"
Frank Willing Leech, Secretary of the
National Republican Committee, said:
THE DISPATCH was fascinating paper
this morning, and its report of the banquet
was beyond criticism" In which opinion
Mr. Peter Hughes. of the Philadelphia
Times, and Mr.. c. E. Bremen, of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, expressed hearty con-
currence.
Mr.. Will Henry, OF the Indian Bureau,
formerly of the Kittanning Republican,
took in the banquet on his wav home to en-
joy brief visit. He said that THE DIS
PATCH grasped the occasion in its usual
fashion.