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A Sojsurn In u

last persODsiIy-
On March 2Sih the will leave Nov
conducted-tour to Plorid Tourists have
York md Philadelphia on any regular
the option Of returning $50 from New
train prior TO May Bit lPhia. aud pro-
York. SIS from Phila' Ter points. cover
portionate rates from oil transportation,
in addition to round tri route going.
all necessary expenses e California tour
On March 29lh the IA most wonderful
leaves the East for The possible to make
and delightful trip it is
in this country ChaperOn ac-
A Tourist Agent Everything pvs-
company each par an Mort aud enter
sibls is done for the CT All informa-
tainment OF the tourist rttes. &c. may
ton regarding rates, 10 to the Tour
be obi lined on apple Railroad Com
isl Agent. PennsylvIn Street, Pbila-
pany. 233 South FOut ew York, $50
dpfphia, $40 Broadway u, or Ticket
Fulton Street, Brook
Agents Of the company
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0zras NJ. Hatch, v
rotary Of State. is d.
10 organizing the he
His relations with !
we're close.
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The exchange Of courteshs between
the ling and incoming executive
unprecedented. There SEEM
hut that Of kpdness be
and NJ jlevelar
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NOTICE.

WANTED honest energetic men
w hN LID to solicit orders for
Fruit and Ornamental Nursery Stock. -
Expenses and salary to those who can
leave home and devote all their time to
the work; or liberal commissions to local
agents. State age. occupation and choice
of Territory. Address r. G. CHASE,
1880 S. Penn. Square Philadelphia, Pa
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No. GR0wHS mon Buffers

Cures Indigestion, Biliotsness, Dyspepsia Mala-
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has trade mark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper.
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DER lie ..-.s- z.u4, .sss II
ported and bred bY hon. VIM y. Waters OF
BsliInore eonnty. His dam. Nance" was
sired oy ''Chnrie-s" Imported by hon Thus
IlCarroll Of IioAnrd ronDiy ''Normas' wa>
Hrurch lsed from toy Frank Brown, on whose
irm, al Spring fed. tarrull cunTrv. he was
bred. Ia 1892 Gov Bow SOLD pnmi,er 81
Two and thee year old colts by IN 'rmlu"
weighing netseen ! 90 and l5id pounts.
Mormon is one OF the finest PsrehsrUn Stall
lions in America
He will si4ni AT the f,lawiug places;
CHin's Lot. March 9th 10 April LIST, a..
elusive
Bel Alton, April Ord and 4h
L. Plata, AP IL 5ih aui s h
Robert II Iururr, near Newport. April StiI
and h. and at regular i.lerlals at the above
places lnF.ig the SEASON.
He will lie sent to auy part of Charles count,
on a guarantee of ten mares
For tuI theI particulars address,
ROBERT GRAIN,
205 CORTLAND Street,
nh 10 en- Baltimore, Md.
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land can &c, the silver men IN Coz,
to consent to an honest settlement OF to,
question.
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DIR. ThOmaSS. Owen,
MASONS SPRINGS, Nd,

DR.. Owen, graduate of the University of
Maryland has located for practice ct Mason S
Springs, and offers his professional services to
the general public. All calls will be prompt
y attended. yl-y
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a country mansion
.lcomed the coming guest.
nurber wished goodspeed to

r- nurber wished goodspeed to
that very suave and competent gentleman
when about to take bis departure. This
looks like the dawn of new and bet
ter political dsyf # may he added that
indianapolis has good reasen to be proud
of its representatives all the wa round.
BALTIC. News, Dem.
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DIR. Ernest Spencer.
Bel Alton,
CHARLES TOitNTY I'M

DR.. Ernest Spencer, graduate of the Mary.
land University, with a twelve months hos
pital practice in Baltimore has located at Bel
Alton, and offers bis professional services to
the general public. Office at Wills Hotel.
may 27Y
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Lansburg & Bro.
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Baby Blankets in all sizes and quality =
The Celebrated Mountsd Crib Blanket noted
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Crib Spreads and Crib Comforts all sizes and
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Mr.. Pugh has been elect
ed to succeed the late J. N. DuBarry as
director of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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luton adopt
Maine, it is
I Mr.. Blaine
to
| Maine, and
rOughOut his
&c career.
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At The Lowest Prices
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Crepe Wells restored perfectly in col.
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Estimates promptly furnished for all
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Out of Town
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Patterns ana Fashion Sheets
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pan party
knt Lincoln
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For shove ins,rmasion; this efer Is open
until January LIST, 1898.
WOLFF a RANDOLPH. rhiiadelphia.
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Colonel Gib,on's Candidacy.
RANGE COURTHOUSE, Va. March $, 1898.

ORANGE COURTHOUSE. Va, March $, 1898.
To me Editor OF tAe Dispatch:
Your issue Of March 7th contains an ar
ticle on The District Attorneyship "
taken from the Richmond correspondence
OF the b,der-App6dl, in which Il Is attempt.
ed TO produce the impression that Colonel
j. G. Gibson's appointment IN 1888 was
purely on account of q sentimental regard
of Sir. Cleveland for minister who hal
befriended him and TO whom he made
blind promise. Now this 8 unfalra and un-
just to both Mr. Cleveland and Colonel
Gibson.
The DIsP,rcH and the good people Of
the city OF Richmond and OF tho State Of
Virginia know that there IS no one who has
done more for his State. IN war and IN
peace, than Colonel Gibson and his stand
ing as lawyer and u gentleman can be
questioned by none. His conduct Of tho
Office Of District Attorney was admitted 70
be able. do not presume he could get
tho endorsement of bank-wreckers and
such like. In comparison even with tho
gentlemen mentioned for the place IN lsaj
and 1898 do not think be- should feel at
al out-classed. An examination Of the
records will show that Colonel Gibson has
better rot1.fdJ'U. R0t sol G ri. lacking from
Virginia than any applicant i0r the place.
GEOEGE :. SIAcKtLfOED.
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NEW YoaKs SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
Another Allegation of Trouble from
Republican source.
fByteIegraph 20 the Dispatcn.I

fBytelegraph 20 the Dispatch.
NFw YORK. March S.-The Press to-morf
row will say:
On the top floor of the Southern So
cietv building nre the card-rooms. ia
January last a group OF members sat theTe
playing hearts" Colonel Samuel -.
Paul, OF Virginia, and Legre Felix, OF Soutn
Carolina were there.
Colonel Paul Is about 20 and q lawyer.
Hsbas resided III this city about seven
years. Mr.. Felix is young man. me
game was on. If You repeat that insult
] will slap your face" cried Colonel Pani
suddenly 10 Mr.. Felix. The two men
arose Mr.. Felix repeated the remark.
Colonel Paul del vered the blow. Ihere
was pause. Tne South Carolinlan turned
ghastly pale. then flushed. then refused 20
resent the blow on account of the age ot
his antagonist. then broke into tears under
the sting 20 his PRIDE.
The nephew OF Colonel Paul, Mr.. Percy
Pickerell, asked his uncle TO resign. l ma
uncle refused. Then came, February 2Oth,
a trial, which resulted in the suspension
of Colonel Paul for thirty days.
- wish to resign now said Colonel
Paul to the committees. we cannot al
low you to do 90, =" said the committee.
Then, suspend me for thirty days and
you suspend me for thirty years, reIolned
Colonel Paul Justify.
A member of the Southern Society stated
20 the reporter that Colonel Paul will wait
until his suspension expires in March and
then resign.
Colonel Paul belongs 10 the old Virginia
regime, and wears still tho manners OF the
ante bellum days. Mr.. Felix Is a hand
some. thick-set young man, having tho
idea Of the new rcg,me deeply impressed
upon him. Colonel Paul, in the mear
time, thinks he is the wronged party.
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British Con.ervativ.s Harmorious.

fBy Anelo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. March s.-1he meeting of Con-
servatives at the Carlton Club to-day was
thronged bv the leaders Is we'll as the rank
and file Of the Uarty's parliamentary
intense interest, for every one was anxious
10 know what course would be taken
IN regard 10 the growing dissatisfaction
with Mr. BalfOur's leadership. II there
was any disposition TO mutlny. however,
II failed TO develop into action. The
meeting was not only harmonious but en-
thusiastic. and II was evident that the
Umonist victory at Grimsby had come op-
pOrtuuely to revive and relnylgorGte the
the spirits Of the despOndent. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill quleted all surmses and
hints a. 10 any purpose on hls part
to supersede Mr.. EalfOur, declaring
that his best efforts would be gwen
to the support Of Mr.. Balfour as leader OF
the party IN the House Of Commons
Tnis announcement was greeted with loud
and hearty cheers. Other prominent Con
servatIves spoke cordially IN behalf OF a
vigorous opposition To Mr.. Gladstone's
Irish hOme-rule bill, and every utterance
IN favor of strong and harmonious oppo-
sltiOn was greeted with evidences OF enthu-
siasm. he meeting lasted one hour and ten
minutes, and its results were regarded by
the Conservatives ~ emlnently satlstac-
tory. The Conservatives have unanimous
Is decided to move as an amendment 70
the motion for the second reading OF the
home-rule bill tnat It be read SIX months
hence
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sidered in the distribution Of favorable

sidered in the distribution Of favorable
places and an innovation IA being sug-
ges,ed IN the shape of a scheme which will
put senators az the head OF committees who
were not at the head Of the recent minority
lists. but who, by reason OF their qualifca-
tions, are best fitted TO do the work that
will come before those committees. IL is
also not unlikely that one or two Of the
minority committees Of the Senate may be
wiped ont. and II tins ID done IL will reduce
the number of chalrmanships the Republi-
cans will have. Nothing definite. how
ever, has been accomplished in any direc-
tlon.
prominent member Of the Caucus Com
mittee said this afternoon that until the
Scn9te is organized. at least so far AS the
committees are concerned. there will be
no action upon any nominations the Presi-
dent may send in. For this reason It Is
imperative that tho Caucus Committee
shqll DO its work as fast r. possible.
II the President should send in any
nominations tomorrow they would be
compelled to lay over. under tins con-
struction. uatil the committees have been
ncrocd upon. The session Of the Senate.
therefore. viii be brief, unless the body
secs TT O. take up the resolutions that
were introduced Monday at the opening
session. THIS may precIptate a discussion
relative 10 the legality of such legislation
in gu extra session called for the purpose
of confirming presidential nominations.
The Republicans are resting on their
oars simply awaiting final action by the
Democrats. After they have been made
ACQUAINTED with tho intentions Of the ma
5outy Mr.. Allson's committee Will resume
its lalOrs and cndcayor TO provide for
those Republicans who are entitled TO Inl-
nOr.ty chaTmaushps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Latest frnm TIE yYi.e..

Princess Kaiulani, of Hawaii. arrived IN
Washington yesterday.
The Runlc, which sailed from Liverpool
February 2ith and arrived at New YORK
yesterday. saw nothing of the Naronlc.
She had been directed TO look out for the
Naronlc, too, and took more southerly
course than usual for that reason.
There is the usual dispute between Re
publican and Democratic authorities as TO
the appropriations made by the Congress
iust ended Senator Allison makes the
grand total of appropriations by
the Fifty-hrst Congress Sg8s. All ,1SS,
and by the Flfty-second Congress,
q .026, ,s22,0i9 being an increase by the
last Congress over the previous one Of
S3s. .40l OG6. Mr.. Holman, however. states
the appropriations by the Flfty-frst Con-
gress as II ,O35. .6S6. .92i, and by the Fifty
second as 81 ,026. .S22, ,049. Mr.. Dockery
presents still another set of fgnres. which
agrees within 81. 200, 600 with Dir. HOlman's
Mr.. Dockery estimates the probable Trea-
sury deficiency at the end of the fiscal
year at s5,75O,OOO.
The trial of ex-Minister and Deputy An
tonin Proust. Deputy Dugue de Ia taucon-
merle. Senator Beral. ex-Deputy Gobron.
NJ. BlondIn. NJ. Charles de Lesseps. NJ.
Marius Fontaine. ex-Minister Bainhaut,
and NJ Sans Leroy on charges Of corrup-
ton IN connection with the Panama Canal
lottery bills was opened in Paris yester-
day. De Lesseps was called upon to testify.
and his bearing on the stand was remark
ably different from his bearing during the
recent trial. Then he impressed the audi
ence and court rs having been a mere
agent for his father and having been over
weighted with responsibilities beyond
his ability. Yesterday he was apparently
Fropk and VIVA nlnekV aypn to the pOint OF
insolence in his conduct toward the court.
He showed that he was wary and hard
headed, and often turned of with re-
markable skill points made against him.
He spoke in familiar tone. as If with q
view 10 impress the jury IN his favor and
TO throw the whole odium of the Panama
scandal upon the government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Tho LIbbx-Uiil statue.
To he E9;,or Of ne Dlspatca

10 me E1iOr or ne U1SDGch:
The committee which met AZ the State
Bank few days ago TO discuss matters IN
regard to the figure TO be placed on tho
Private Soldiers and Sailors Monument
on LIBBY Hill has determined upon no.
thing as yet in relation 10 the selection OF
an artist 10 furnish the model tor tho
statue. At the last meeting q model was
shown by O firm OF this city. Their hguro
was made IN accordance with the sugges.
tions of Colonel William L. Cutshaw, and
represents a Confederate soldier standing
at rest, holding his musket with the lett
hand near the muZzle, with the stock rest
ing on the ground. The right hand Is ele-
waited and shading his eyes as he scans the
horizon. Its 10 be hoped. all other Things
being equal that the statue may be made II,
the South. and particularly IN Richmond
The advantages accruing thereby would
be many, chief among which Is that TX
modelled here, the committee. being upon
the ground, could supervise the con-
struction at all times, and changes that
would be suggested during tho modelling
process could bo carried out both IN the
clay and plaster state without additional
trouble and expense, and thus insurlhg
more perfect and satisfactory statue.
Certainly, If this or any other statue can
be properly made IN Richmond. II should
be done. There il no reason that this city
should not be as famed AS an art as 1t Is an
educational centre. and this latter claim
has long been conceded 10y all. WITH
proper encouragement this community
can be made TO rank as high for its artistic
ability and taste IN the plastic M II does
for its well-known appreciation OK tns
histrionic arts. AErIsr,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

Rchmond Isaac Banks aud Uifo 20 sallie a.
Lewis, - faet on iNenty ninth street, soutneatL
corner u, 500; Almeda a. and John q. Dab
noy 10 Walter g., Leaa VI, ani Florence L.
Duke, % l-U feet on west SIDE kirst street be-
tween Main aud Cary, subject 20 two deeds n
trust OF 81, 900 each, sl.lOo; Thomas French and
wife to Edmund Maddill, Jr, triangular lot
fronting On Broad ard 1nirty-fOurlh streets,
$1,000; Henry G. Jones and wilo O John !.
Ramsay, ls6 l-6 fsct on Ivy street, northeast
corner Strawberry, and sOiB feet on Hanover
street northeast corner strawberry, $3.50
Thomas r.. stagg and wife 10 Huber, A. Caul-
fold, 3S feet on east side Iwenty-thlrd street
between Broad ami Marshall, LOGO; Thomas
e.. Wilhamss executors % y. y. starke, ~
Al l.l2 feet IN north side Franklin street near
Harrison, $500: Edmund Hatiill, Jr., an1
wife 20 Harvey Wilson, haf-iaterest IA TRAM
gular 10. fronting On Brood aud Ihrty-tonrth
streets, SJOO; william Morton - william a
M0rtOu's and chidren's trustee, 10 feet On South
side Baker street between second and Thrill in-
terest IA 20 feet on south side Jackson street
between Second and 1hiri, and .oN feet on east
side Miller avenue, e.; James l.. Inliaierro ani
wife 10 Henry Gelmmcl, l2O feet on lweuuol
stree. southeast corner Grace, ami 62bb teet on
Twouty-drst street sOuLhwc-t corner trace,
subject TO deed % trust Os B2,0Je, sfZST.oui
Charles ". NaciarlAne anu others % fouftn-
Street Baptist church trusIees, = ILL., ieet On
Leigh street, northeast corner Fourth, sb,DVO:
John hahOny aud wife % Ellen, niio VI r. i.
Ford, ~ feet on Cary street, routLeast cotn1r
Randolph, $1,000; d. {; ~ ,haldson' speclh
commissioner, % LOulio A. Fiournoy trustee,
al feet on west size Twcn y.si1th street b.
tween y and ., sSJl Mary }. vaughan 70
Francis L. Vaughan, H. ieet on east side
Laurel street between Altemar.c Gnd spring,
$1,000.
HeurcO: A. J. Chewing AMI wife b John
Dudley 30 ieet On east -tde Ini ty-secQui sire"t
between II and :, SlOO; James y. Hayes and
wife TO j. Il. Garrant, - fec. on T,s; si9 Car
ter street near Taylor, $500; Henry y huizer
20 j. X. Garrant, IL a res on Broad-straet road
$500; Bessie Christians ttustse 10 Ohio q.
Owon-, A. foet on north sid0 LoGh street near
Elizabeth, sis4.1O: Highland PARK Company 90
t0 NJ j. Grove, lot 3 IN square Z. 500; same -
n. G.. BarnLart, lot 2l in square -. 500; North
Siie Land Company % same, lot j IN ssuare =.
5000; Harriet Watkins % William Morton. - =
feot on east SIDE Miller avenue, $50; Highland
Park Company 20 j. T. ami >. L. Flournoy, 10.
- fn anuara lR spOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
HeNRlco POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The Contest for the County-Court Clerk
ship Growing Exciting.

In HenricO county the political ther-
mometer registers considerably above the
temperate mark and the qulcksllyer Is
travelling upwards at q very rapid rate ss
the day of the primary draws nearer and
nearer. For some OF the candidates, at
least, the cold-waye flag OF dlsappolnt-
ment will be hoisted on the night OF
March 30th. and as the mercury OF unap-
preclated worth falls below the freezing
point the friends Of the successful candi-
dates will stand smIlingiy by and exclaIm
IN Pharlsaical tones. Il told you 90"
Very little interest Is manifested IN any
of the contests except the County-Court
clerkship. but for this position enough
energy is being displayed to make up tor
the apparent hstlessness IN the other
Offices The position Is worth several
thousand dollars a year.
Political meetings are being held every
day in different sections of the. county,
and the candidates appear aud lay their
claims before the people IN eloquent and
beautiful language. Sometimes, however,
the discussions take personal turn. and
the spectators are treated TO lively BIT Oh
word-bouter.
What the Populists propose TO do Is un-
known even TO themselves. They say they
will probably support an independent
ticket, should one be- in the feld. Ii Is not
thought that the Repu ublicans will put up
q ticket. Should the Populists not have
an independent candidate to support, IL IS
likely that they will put up ticket, and
IN that case the Republicans would proba-
bly, endorse the Populist5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

10y t''4f'n htA $50 tiI' h''A'.-r --'i
EurrNoRE. Mp. March s-Charles A.
c.. mbs Was tins afternoon appointed re-
ce.vor for tie Annapolis and baltimore
Short-Lire railroad by Judge Morris, OF
tAe uitel States Conrt. e:
The bin If complaint tho answe. OF }he
railway company, aud tho order appolht-
mo q receiver were all filed at the same
Umc. There was no contest.
The complaint, made b" Name parties
who held S5J0.CJ0 worth Of mortgage *,
allege. that the interest coupons have not
been paid for years. that the propertyl ~
entirely inadequate 20 pay the indebted
nc.3 of the company, and that the amount
of the Indebtedness IS being constantly
increased The bIl asks that the property
DE sold. so that tho proceeds may be used
10 paw the claims of the plaintiffs, and
thai q receiver be appointed.
In the answer Of the road, signed by Z.
A. Coomus, the managing director. the
allegations Of the plaintiffs are admitted.
aud the appointment OF IL receiver IS con-
soated &C.. ,,..-.
Tic road will be sold at public auction
within SIX weeks. The bondnolders and
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company
are prospective bidders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
UNDER THE NEW LAW
THE w UsTIcES APPOINT A SUPREME
COU9T RsPOsTsR.
worId's-Fair Hand Book of y. c. Being
Observation-Disclosures Additions
to the X. and ID. Depot.
rsnoclal telegram to tho p!spa.sn.l


RALEIGH, n. c.. March s.-The justices
of the Supreme Court have under the new
law appointed Mr.. Robert L. Gray. OF
Raleigh, Supreme-Court reporter. Up TO
this time the Attorney-General has been
reporter. but that official asked for a sepa-
ration Of the offices. The reporter is paid
by fees Of IS on certain cases.
A HANDSOME BOOK.
Ten thousand copies of the new hand
book Of North Carolina have been pre-
pared, of which 900 have been sent here
by the binders at Chicago. The others
Will be used there. The publication Is
valuable one. The work was done by
Colonel John ID. Cameron, OF Asheyille,
under the direction of the Board of Agri-
culture and is certainly thorough. The
illustrations are numerous and striking.
All sre in photographers.
CONSOLIDATION or PAPERS.
A consolidation of the two morning
papers here will probably be announced in
o few days. It is reported that arrange
ments to that end are now being made.
The Richmond and Danvile and the
Seaboard Airline railways to-day began
work on extensive additions 20 the union
passenger station here. These include q
lengthening of the tran-shed to 490 feet.
Stock in new cotton-m here 10 beng
rapidly taken. There will be few stock
holders-all businessmen OF prominence.
MORE LIBERAL.
The total appropriations for this year
are not yet made up by the State Ires-
surer. but It is said that they approximate
100000. They are more liberal than ever
before