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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
THEY DIED TOGETHER.
Her Parents Opposed Thelr Union--
Tragedy Most Dismal.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

tby telegraph 10 inc DlspaIcn'i
NEW ORLEANS. March 16.-The IrccgHne's
Pass Christian Miss special says: A most start
ling discovery WAS made here to-day OF the
bodies OF Miss Julia NeDumacher, daughter OF
Mr. Herman Nenumacher. prominent mer-
chant OF Milwaukee, and William L. Miller also OF
Milwaukee,. 10th OF whom had been shot through
the head. Miss Nunemacher had 0eenspendipg
the winter here with her parents, and last week
Mr. Miller, 10 whom she was engaged, arrived
here. Her parents opposed tho match and on
Friday alter luncheon sha le.; the house, aud as
night came on and she did not return, and as
Mr.. Milo had also disappeared, II was sup,
Iosed that they had cone on 10 be married. :
on Sunday the parents left, hoping 70 find
thoir daughter IN Now Orleans This inter-
noon Young boy found the bodies In pine
thioket on tho north side OF the railroad, about
200 wards from tho depot. From the position
IN which they we're lying the supposltion IS that
the young man must have nrst saot hl0
companion through the lett temple
and then shot himself behind the
right ear. and death in both instances mast
have been instantaneous. The affair was owl
den;ly ptemeditated. as Mr.. Miller had borrow
ed the pistol from one Of tue citizens on that
morning. Toe deadly weapon was found by
his SIDE whore II had fallen alter he had hred
the fatal snOts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17

NoRFoLg, March 16.--Tho rendezvous OF the
nayies Of the world in Hampton Roads Is Iuiy
appreciated by the people Ia this vicinity. Nor
folk city Is fully aroused and will DO gayiy deco
rated from the 10th TIL the 25th OF APRIL Mill
tary drills for which large cash prizes have been
offered, competltiors between native and foretgn
bands. amateur and professional rowing ana
sailing races. races between crews IRON oil OF
the war-shIps, general athletic sports, ana q
grand pyfotechnic display torn the programme.
Arrangements arc being completed tor accom-
modatiug all at moderate prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
R,cbmond Lodge OF E,ks.

The annual meeting OF Rlchmond Lodge,
No As, OF Elks, was held at ConcordIa Hall last
night and officers were elected tor the ensuing
year as follows: Exalted Ruler, George W..
Rpps; Esteemed Leading Knight, X. W. Court
ney; Esteemed Royal KNIGHT. Thomas g..
Leath; Esteemed Lecturing knight, g. V. Neal /:
Tier, Z. Ii. Trimmer, aud Trustee, Chris Even
sen.
The reports submitted showed the past twelve
months 10 have been the most prosperous period
in the history OF the lodge. There was q gain OF
more than thirty MONDE and the treasury Is
in excellent condition. with q sinking tnnd Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
OFFICERS OF THE SUPREME CAMP.
| Those Who VIII Conduct Fraternal-
| Legion Affairs for Two Years.

The Supreme Camp Of the Fraternal
Legion concluded its labors here yester-
day after electing officers for the ensuing
two years and adopting q resolution of
thanks for the kindness received ut the
hands of Colonel John Murphy. proprie-
tor of Murphy's Hotel. where the sessions
were held. The officers chosen by the
Supreme Camp are as follows:
supreme Commander, Henry Alters, lIarri-
son, n. D.: Supreme Senior Commander.
Charles Martin, OF Brooklyn Supreme Junior
Ice-COmmander, Albert Won Bothmer, Of DER
sey City; Past Supreme Commander, Hon.
John Otto, Newark. y. j.; Supreme AdIutant.
NJ. j. Block, of Baltimore; Supreme Treasurer.
Charles IL. Thomas, Of Baltimore; Supreme
Medical Director, j. w. d. Batos, of Baltimore |;
supreme Orator. A. ". Rosene, OF Richmond; ;
Supreme Guido, II. V. Ainmaman.ot kearney, y.
D.; Supreme Warden. William Sauerbrie: Su-
preme Sentry. Thomas Grundy. OF Pttsburg.
Supreme Triistees-William IL. Monett, Of Bal
tmore; G. &. Schadc, Of Pittsburg, and John b.
Fagan. Of Harrison. y. j. Supreme OrganlZer,
William NJ. Eaton. Of Newark.
The Supreme Camp adjourned sine die to
meet two wears hence i'll Pittsburg, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
She Had Taken Laudanum.

The city ambulance was called out three times
yesterday In addition tothe summons 10 the two
burned women. At $50 A. NJ. 1t was sum-
mOned to the Aleghany Depot to a white man
who had tainted. lie was restored and lett. A.
1:3J Z. NJ. there VS. call over on Twenty-third
street near the corporate limits TO attend a
white woman who was III from taxing laudanun.
The physician found her out OF danger when he
arrived. An hour later there was a call to 732
north Fourth street TO whiie boy who had
been accidentally struck on the heod with q
rock. The wonnd was dressed and he was left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
HIS LIFE FOR THE CAUSE.
Tragic Scene at n w. q. 7. u. Meeting In
East Cambridge, Mass.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
BosroY, March 16.-The annual meeting
OF the East Cambridge Woman's Christian
Temperance Union held last evening IN the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. East
Cambridge. was abruptly interrupted by
the sudden death OF one Of the speakers,
Rev. William Graham, pastor of the First
Reformed Presbyterian church OF Boston.
Mr.. Graham was introduced TO speak on
The Temperance Outlook"
He arose and said: II came out of o
sick bed to show the side am on"
The sentence was hardly spoken when he
fell back dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Removal of slr. Davi.'s Remains,

Alta meeting of the Board OF Directors OF tho
Jefferson Davis Monument Association held yes
terday evening the following members were
present Messrs. J. Taylor Ellyson tpresideDt,
Il. n. Mayo, George l.. Christian, John Is. Cary,
John s. Elicit dreasurerl, and W. ID. Chester
man (secretaryl.
on motion OF Judge Christian the President
was authorized and instructed TO proceed to New
Orleans 10 make such arrangements as he shall
deem necessary ana proper 70 remove tho re-
mains OF the Hon. Jefferson Davis from that
city 20 kichmond and TO determine the route by
when they shall be moved also, that the Presl-
dent be authorized and instructed 10 confer with
General John 3. Gordon, c0mmancant OF the
United Confederate Veterans. and General John
Gwynn, Jr.. commander OF the Louisiana Divi-
sion Of the Confederate Veterans, with respect
TO the funeral escort from NewiOr.eans TO kich-
n0ad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Mr.. GORDON AND Mr.. CLEVELAND.
The Latter Was Informed. Bnt the For
mer Failed to Find Out Anything.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March 16--Mr. Basil
B. Gordon, of Virginia. had a conference
this afternoon with the President which
lasted some time. The matters talked
over related entirely to Virginia appoint
ments. The President desired certain in
formation and MIR. Gordon wanted TO
find out something. He presented care
fully the claims of John Goode for So
licitor-General and Ham Sbepperd tor
Collector Of Internal Revenue. dwelling
particularly upon their fitness and heavy
endorsements. Mr.. Gordon also did
some talking in!behalf of Captain Fowler.
of StauntoD. candidate for Marshal for the
Western District.
PUZZLED.
Nothing was SAID IN regard to foreign
appointments. The President did not
commit himself in regard to either Mr..
Goode or Captain Shepperd, but il is
said that he is very much puzzled to de-
termine whether or not to again recognize
the formers claim to reappolntment.
ACTIVELY AT WORK.
Mr. A. J. Montague, of Danville candi-
date for United States District Attorney.
arrived TODAY. He is actively at work
and has formidable backing with which
TO go before the Virginia delegation.
FOR MARSHAL.
1t is understood that Representative
Swanson has endorsed George L. Munford,
Of Patrick county. for Marshal for the West
ern District of Virginia. Representative
Epes returned 10 Nottoway this evening,
and Representative Wise left for Rich
mond tins afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17

in counterfeit money in Brooklyn and New
York. aud that the money had been made
in Richmond. Va.
Inquiry ut the station-houses last night
failed to develop any knowledge OF the
fact that counterfeit money has been or ~
being made in Richmond. nor Is there any
complaint of more than the usual quantity
OF spurious money being in circulation
here. Men by the same names. gwen oy
those arrested in Brooklyn are known 10
the police, but not as counterfeiters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
CouNTERreITERS CAUGHT.
They Had Been Making Their Spurious
Mopsy In Richmond.
[By Telegraph to the Dispatch.

NKw YoHE. March 16.--Detectivo-Ser-
geant Zungt succeeded in running down
to-day what may prove to be the opera
tions Of gang who are making counter
felt money IN Richmond, Va, and passing
il in New York city and BROOKLYN. This
morning he arrested Frank Halstead and
David Bartholomew. Of Brooklyn, on O
complaint Of David Folkard, jeweler.
who charged them with passing counter
morning tho men called again At the store
and tried 20 sell Folkard watch which
thsy had bought from him. The jeweller
recognized them and called in Detective
ZunRt. They were arrn,Rned in the United
States Court IN Brooklyn and held TO await
The aot1on Of the United States grand jury.
Halstead sdmitted that be bad passed ei44
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
u.nd,om. yacnt m ThI, PORT.

sloop Yacht Comfort, Of Philadelphia, CON-
mauded by Commodore Ro0ert Lutes. OF tho
Cooper's Point yacnf Club, arrived IN this port
yesterday ana Is lying OF Rockets. The dimen-
sions OF the boat are rs feet In length, 80 tee,
WIDE, drawing three fee; OF water. Comfort
sailed from the Quaker CITY November 18th on
a cruise 10 the southern ports She has expe-
rienced very rough weather on her voyage The
little boat N delightfully."- appointed and IL one
OF the few yachts which cross tho Atlantic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
CONFERENCE AS TO QUARANTINE.
The object 10 secure Corporation ne
tween state and Local OHieers.
tByte!e.rapa 20 the Dispatcht

WASHINGTON. March l6.-A conference OF
nailtime quarantine officers and officers
oi the Name Hospital Service convened
Z, noon to-day az the once Of Supervising
sufeeon-Generai Wyman, OF the marine
hospital service. The object OF the con-
ference - 70 secure tho corporation of the
GERS IN the adoption OF set of uniform
Quarantine regulations in order that along
.he entire coast there may be concert and
Saiio'inity OF quarantine during the
eoming summer. when cholera may visit
,he country. When those regulations are
isfeed upon Dr.. Wymsn viii ask tho xrss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Proposed National University.


WASHINGTON. u. c., Mnrch 10.-harch 10th
being tho date on winch President Washington
made his oaer OF $4,000 toward tho founding
OF q great national university the national COM
mittee having IN charge tho like enterprise OF
to-day were convened IN the Washington Board
OF Trade rooms this afternoon and took i'm
portsnt action in support OF the bill before Con-
gress and lately reported by "a committee OF the
Senate. Tho meeting was attended by eminent
men from number OF cities, and was marked
by great earnosiness and by pledges and actual
donations OF money 10 be used in advancing the
enferDrlso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
The Cooke MOnnmenf.

Mr.. Monyhan's model for the Cooke monu-
ment. 20 be erected ON the Soldiers-Home
grounds, Is on exhibition in the window OF
Messrs. Walter ID. Noses & Co. The design Is "A
plain pedestal surmounted by spirited static
Of General Cooke. The statue will be Ia bronze,
z feet % inches high, and the total height OF the
monument will be Is feet The monument Is 10
be erected by Lee Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
CITY Cilcnit Court.

Frank D. syr:ch qualified IN tho Circuit Court
yesterday 10 practice law.
George ID. DANES John +. Ragland, John J.
Mitchell. q. L. Dickinson, Charles T. Taylor, X
Is. Walton, and W. j. Casey were appointed
trustees OF the Randolph-street Baptist church.
Tne case OF tue Commonwealth OF Virginia
against Hunter. suit OF an oficial bond was
pGrfiaily heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
a Successful Entertainment

The entertainment given at Corcoran Hall last
night for the benefit OF st. James Methodist
Episcopal church and Union-Staton mission was
a complete success. The house IVES crowded
and the concer: enjoyed by all present. The
tableeux we're beautiful and the music fine.
The singing OF Messrs. Cunningham and Left
wich was one OF the pleasantest features OF tho
concert. 1t has been decided TO repeat the en-
tertainment tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
The workingmep's Meeting.

Quito large crowd attended the working
mems meeting at 0ld-Market Han last night.
The principal address was delivered by Nj.
Henry Kretlow. Organizer OF the International
Cigar-Maker's Union, who made an able speech
IN favor OF organized labor. One or two local
speakers made a few improinptu remarks. The
Richmond Cigar Makers Union was represent
ed by large delegation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
NO MARlNE-BAND MUSIC FOR US.
Unless Secretary Herbert Overruies the
Cranky Commandant.
Especial telegram to tue Dispatch

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 16.-It is
stated tonight that the Commandant Of
the Marine Corps declines to allow the
Marine Band to visit Richmond and Nor
folk 10 give u series OF concerts at those
cities. as had been originally arranged. The
leader of the band. Professor Fanciulli. is
willing to 90, but tire Commandant gives
no reason for his refusal. which is COM
mented on as exceedingly strange. since
the band has been allowed to visit various
northern citics. Secretary Herbert will be
asked TO intervene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
stnckholders, d.etines.

The stockholders Of the Richmond Locomo-
tive and Mschine-Works met yesterday aud,
after Inspecting the establishment adjourned
over until to-day
The snnual meeting Of the Virginia and North
Carolina Wheel Company, which was 10 have
the 20fh Of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Nh. DAVID 5. ooocErr DEAD.
This wslI-Ksows Citizen 1sssss Ava,
Aftsya Brief IIfnsss.

Mr. David 8. Doggett died at his YeSj.
dence, No. 307 east franklin street. A. q
O'Clock last night sitter an illness Of about
two weeks. The deceased was . son OF tina
late Bishop Doggett, OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church. and was born at BOYD.
ton, Mecklenburg county. ffty-one years
ago. He was educated at Randolph Macon
College, and at the breaking ou. of tho
war enlisted IN the Richmond Howit-
zcrs. He served in that command
short while, and then, being trans
ferred to the cavalry. was terribly
wounded in the arm at Brandy Station ami
taken prisoner. While ho was q prisoner
his arm was amputatsd at ths sEouider.
After the war Mr.. Doggett taught school
for while, but his latest Occupation had
been that OF book.keeper for Writ T.. 1av.
lor & Co. A more gallant soldier, courte-
ous and chivalric gentleman. and loyar
friend than David y Doggett never
breathed. His nature was essentially
shrinking and dunostentatious. but he bound
his friends to him with hoops Of steel. Hs
leaves one daughter-Ars. Linen. Of
Buffalo. HIS wife died some years ago. :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
The Federal senate.
f1v ffIoQranh IN TIM Diqpatch


WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March 16.-Ibe only busi-
ness transacted by the Senate to-day was tho
presentation OF varIols memorials from the
Legislature Of North Dakota and the reference
OF n resolution for the appointment o; clerk 10
the Committee on National Banks Mt I'll ,44O per
aunum. Then Mr. German moved adjournment
and the Senate, at 1910. adjourned till Monday
u a Il ION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
The Modern Way

commends itself TO tho well.informed tn
do pleasantly and elleetually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleanse the sys-
TEN and break up colds, headaches. and
fevers without unpleasant after effects uso
tho delightful liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Poce H.cCortv,s piace.

SPECIAL Telegram % the Dlspntch.I
WASHINGTON. ID. G., March 16.-Captaiu Page
NcCariy was appointed about the Is; OF March
"a a special agent Of the General Land Once on
the recommendation Of Senators Daniel and
HuntOn. vacancy occurred then and they
made an urgent appeal and got their man ap-
Falnfai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
New York's Guarantee.

NEW YoRK, March 16.--Thc following notice
has been issued by the Health Once:
"quARASrIsE NOTICE
"Ail vessels arriving from domestic ports
south OF Cape Henlopen ON and after the LIST DAY
OF April, and until the LIST day OF November, VIII
bc required TO stop at the boarding-statson for
inspectioa. W. 4. JENKINS.
Health Oflcer OF the Port OF New YORK .
"Quardatine, S. l., March 10, 13e3"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
RAoFORD INN DESTROYED.
IL Is Burned to the Ground-Loss. $780,
600: Insurance, 100000.
Ispeciei telegram to the Disoatch.l

Especial telegram to the Disoatch.l
RApToRD. Va. March lG.-The Radford
Inn was burned to the ground late this
afternoon. Many guests were quartered
in the hotel at the time. but all escaped.
The fire originated in the rear portion of
the building near the coal-house. Tie
cause is not definitely known, though a
tramp is supposed to have had something
10 do with it. The loss Will probably reach
SSO. 900. Insurance. 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17

Hon. George d. Wise arrived In the city on the
late train last night nom Washington and went
As no was tired and rest-broken be retired early.
but will bs down town this mcrninR 70 shake
hands with hts fricnds- Captain Wise has not
been home before since the ad1ournucnt Of Cen
brother, General Peyton Wise. also returned 10
the CITY yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
FRspsRIckssuae's MAIL ROBBERY.
Cass Of Assistants Postmaster TaIfafsrro
Hafors Com m mtssIoner flegenhsimer.

United States Commissioner Flegen-
heIrnor was occupied the whole of yester-
day IN hearing the evidence IN the case of
Mr.. Lawrence Taiiaferro. assistant post
master of fredericksburg. who Is charged
with suibexxllng . mail sack containing
eight registered packages. One OF tho
packages had In it $244. which was re-
mittance from the Postmaster Of freder-
ickshufR, HS. o. d. Foster. 20 the depart
uent at Washington. The prisoner was
yepFssented by NJ. " George fstzhugh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17

Mssrs. Lippman Rrodisrs. Sacanndh, Ca:
Dear Sirs,-We take great pleasure to add
one more certificate TO your long list. We
can truthfullv say that Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium Compound (P. p. r.
is one Of the best sellers that we nave ever
set on our shelves since We have been IN
business. and every person we have sold
p. p. P. to says Il q the best blood pur1der
known.
Yours truly. Wuxn1oR = o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Cholera 10 France.

fBy Ang.o-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
PAEIs. March IA choleraic disease
has been present in BOrient for week.
In six cases II has been fatal. To-day four
fresh cases were reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17

Wanted, Live Agent for the city Of Rich
mond. Also Agents in every progressive
town in the State. Address
X. l.. GREGORY. Roanoke, Va.
General Agent Granite State Provident
Building and Loan Association, Man.
chester. ~ III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
Latest from the Wires.


Recorder smythe, at New York, yesterday de-
MED Carlyle Harris a new trial. =
An unknown steamer, supposed to be British
tramp, is stranded on Frying Pan Shoals, n. e.
No particulars could be had last night.
The United States grand jury in Atlanta yes
terday indicted Lewis Redwine for embeZzlins
from the Gate City National Bank, fixing thu
sum taken Mt tlO3,OOO.
Joseph l. Tobias. senior member Of the firm
OF a. Tobias, Son q Co., one OF the Oldest ex-
porting houses in Charleston, b. G., died yester-
day afternoon In Charleston.
War TO the knife has been declared by the
New York pOol-room combine against the race
track magnates The FIRST point OF attack viii
be the Ives law, limiting betting on races 10 the
race-courses.
Last night, at Peru, Ind, the elephant-keeper
OF Wallaces Circus decided 10 punish Old
Tobe, the elephant OF the menagerie. He
chained him up and while undergoing punish
mont the animal died. The elephant was yalaed
at $4,000.
East bound Erie passenger train No. 1o Was
ruu into by No. 10, another passenger train, AT
Lackewaen, twenty-threc miles west OF Port Jer-
Wis. n. Y, at O'Clock yesterday morning The
rear Pullman sleeper was demolished and tou
passengers. Occupantsof the coach, we're injured,
some seriously.
With the refusal OF the Ann Arbor strikers %
accept the settlement agreed upon by the presi-
utDb OF IUt TOht tue OutO Tlhtc
Commissioner all negotiations for compro-
mise have been declared of, and IL IL appa-
rently war 20 the knifo now between the BROTH
erhoOd and the railroad.
At 1:45 o'clock this morning fre wns report
ed raging in the foUr.story brick block on West
street. Oswego, y. Y, occupied by e. III. Tanner
q CO., hardware merchants. and ii. 4. Harp -
Co., boots ana shoes. The Jones block and the
klack block were also bHrning A stiff north
west wind was blowing, and II looked as II this
fire would be serious.
The family OF the late General Beauregard nt
Now Orleans, In the presence OF largo number
Of friends and prominent ex-Confederates, last
evening surrendered his sword to a commtteo
from Charleston. 5. c., consisting OF ex-Mayor
Courtney, Alderman G. :. Gadsden, Rev. Mr..
johnson, and General Huguenin, who went 10
Now Orleans to receive IL.
Turn Han, building covering half block on
Ellison and Crof streets, Paterson, n. j., was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss rough
ly estimated at $4,000. Four fremen were
injured and IL Is believed that two OF them viii
die. They were caught Ia the building when the
walls collapsed and it was with the greatest
difficulty that they were removed from tho
debris.
The recommendations OF the Ohio State Rail-
road Commissioner and President Ashley were
presented TO the Ann Arbor railroad strikers
with every assurance that they would bo ac-
cepted. Yesterday. however. the men refused
10 accept them and said they would remain o1t
and that all the employees on other branches II
tho road would go out also. The principal oo-
lection 10 the recommendations was that n0A-
union men were not 70 be or'ted. -.-- ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-17
~. s;,.dstonc n.csyerjne.

LospoS. March l6 MIR. Gladstone is recover
ing from bis ind,spossion and progressing 20
spesi,ly that no more bulletins Will DO Esued as
70 his condition Of health.