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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
DEATHS.

CURTIS Died. at quarter past ocioeS ,2e,
J. NJ, March 26, 1888, JOSEPH W. oOh'
IT'S, in his 10th year.
The funeral will take place from his lste
residence, 33l south Pine street, inlS
Tuesday AFTERNOON az 5 o'clock. In.
terment as HOLLYWOOD. Friends aud &C.
quaintances invited to attend.
No flowers.
DONNAN. in Petersburg. Va.
SUNDAY. March 10th. a. Z. NJ, Miss ANN
DOMAIN, in the s5th year ot her age.
Funeral will take place from her ,,s: res,;
dence. 1913 south Adams stseet. inio
(Iuesday) MORNING AZ IL o'clock.
HARDING.-Died. al the Soldiers
Home, Friday. March 2ith. RICHARD
HARDING. Of Leesburg, Va;
Az the age Of 50 he enlisted 81 the oegin~
n,ne of tne war IN Kentucky regimeot,
canSe IN Virginia, and after serving awhile
in Whites battalion. 10 Loudoun. was sent
10 the Arnly OF Northern Virginia, with
which he fought continuously until he sur
rendered az AppomattOx Courthouse. he
never had and he never asked for furs
Tough.
PARSONS. S.-Died. IN Elizabeth, N, u
Friday, March 2itn. OF consumption. MA
EVA T.. PARSONS: aged ~ years.
She was sister Of Robert Ia MoKsnna,
of this city.
Interment in Shockoe cemetery THIS
Tuesday) EVENING at o'clock.
RANDOLPH.-Died, March 26th, q $50
p. H., at the residence OF his son. Major
n. v. Randolph, 5l2 EAST Grace street,
JOSEPH w. RANDOLPH, IN the 7ssh
year of his age.
Funeral from st. Peters Cathedral
TUESDAY. March 2sth. at 1880 A. II. By
request no flowers.
Baltimore papers please copy.
STAPI.ES.-Died, Sunday. March 18th.
1t the residence OF her husband, No 9 saso
Cary street. Richmond, Va, Ma CELIA
4. STAPLES. wife Of William 7. Stsplss,
in the 66th year Of her Ags.
Funeral from Seventh Street Chylstian
sesssh, ..sS ,s,H TH!s y tI'S':sSsssa c's's.s k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Tribute of Respect.
SECOND REGIMENT Va. VOLUNTEERS,
AnINGnnN VA March 2l 1879. J


SECOND REGIMENT Va. EoLuNTEERs,
ABINGDON. VA, March Il, 1893. J
To The Capidn, Subordinate officers, and Mem
bars Of he Washington RITES, Company Il,
Second Regiment Virginia Volunteers:
The undersigned who were appointed
n committee 70 draft suitable resolutions
with reference to the recent death of our
late regimental commander, beg leave TO
submit the following:
Whereas. Company of the Second Re-
giment of the Virginia Volunteers have re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the death at
his home, at the city of Winchester. on
March g. 1893, of Colonel JOSEPH \. null
TON. our esteemed regimental commander,
therefore BE- II
/. ReSoired. That the officers and MEM
bers OF this company sincerely feel deep
and sensible loss III this untimely death
OF our colonel. whom we all esteemed as
brave soldier and wise officer, and as n
commander worthy of tho atiectionate re-
gard of all under the authority OF his colo
nelcy, aud whose memory Will be as
fondly cherished as we sadly bemoan ms
death.
2. Resolre}, That the family and friends
of our deceased colonel, the officers and
members of the Second Regiment, and the
rank and file OF the militia Of Virginia
have, and are hereby rendered, the pro-
found sympathes and sincere condolences
of the Washington Rifles in this time OF
cur mutual bereavement.
B. Resoired, That the officers and men,
bers of this company wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
4. Rssoiced, That this preamble and these
resolutions be spread upon a memorial
page upon the minute book of this CON-
pany. and that engrossed copies be trans
mItted. through our Captain, to the FAM:
ly of our deceased Colonel. and to general
and regimental headquarters; and also.
that the resolutions be published IN the
Abingdon Virqimdn aud the Winchester
and Richmond papers be respectfully re-
quested to publish the same.
Respectfully.
MmToN WHITE, Jr., 2d Lieutenant,
FRANK CAMPBELL, 1st Sergeant,
w. III. WASHINGTON. Private,
DAN. i. SANDoE. Private.
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Tho scbooI hoard Meets.

The regular meeting of the City School Board
was hold at High-School building at O'clock
foyensteIn Nice-cha,rman), Joseph c. Dicker-
sou, Edwin d. starke, T. Wiley Davis, Aionzo l..
Philips. r. Edgar Shine. and James III; Capers
w. +. Fox, Superintendent; Charles I. hady,
Supervisor. Mr.. Ellyson and Mr. Guigon were
absent from tho city. ,,,,
The Superintendent submitted the ionomlns
month: Total enrolment. white ana coioren
1860: monthly enrolment, 1O,43O; average
daily attendance, 900: percentage v'.4
This shows an Increase during the month ol
10Y scholars in total enrolment, 500 IL
monthly enrolment. 1880 In dali? average AZ
tendance, and 81 percentage.
The superintendent reported furlough gr ant.
ed 10 Misc Rosa l.. Grant, the resignation o.
Eliza S. Carter, and assignment OF Martha h'
Cortes. Lucy J. Woodson was placed on the re-
servo list.
Tho board made arrangements for the annusi
visitation OF schools 10 commence 10 Aprli.
After the transaction OF routine business the
board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Prcperty Transfers.

RichmonI: Wynlham Boiling 10 Jurius \.
Morris. J., interest In 40 ~ feet on Hanover
street s3g,heas, corner PARK, 53, l9S.43; James
ID. Carneal and wife 10 Mary /. P2lmore. % feet
on south side Marshall street between Fist and
Adams, $4,000: VI. 4. Strause, trustee, AMI
others 10 n. :. Ackerly. 80 feet on east side
Mayo street, 81 900: Allan Talbot aud wife 10
T. II. Mayo. - feet on south side Franklin street
between Jefferson ana Madison, slO,1OO
IlenricO: James VI. Barton and wife 70 II. W.
Gibbs lots u ani % IN BLOCK l0, Brooklyn
Park, S2,IqI.l4; samuel Jacobs and vito 10
Adalina. wife q benjamin Jacobs. interest III
100 feet on Graham street northwest corner
fTnnnf,kiua M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
THE NAVAL RENDEZVOUS.
Too Much Grip and Too Little Coal Delay
Gherardi's Squadron.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l


NEW YORK, March 27.-Too much grip anu
too little bunker coal have resulted In inability
OF the flagship Philadelphia and her consorts OF
the nayni-review feet. the cruisers Baltimore
and Yorktown and tho dynamite-cruiser Nesu-
vius, 90 leave the Brooklyn navy-yard Tomorrow
for the rendezvous nj Hampton Roads tota'
Of ffty.three officers and crew OF the Phladel-
phia have been on the sick list from infnsnzs
since last Friday. There are now thirty-nlno
In the ships pital from the disease The ma.
forty OF theso have n in a mid form only, pus ls
more than dozen are seriously III. Chlel
among tho lattcr IL Rear-Admiral Bancroit
Gherardi, the commander-in-chief OF tho neel.
He WAS taken sick early on Saturday anu tno
chips surgeon did all he could for him. bat tno
popular old sea-nghter grew worse instead oI
better and to-day II came necessary 10 seno tor
Dr. Gibson, the Rear-Admiraps family physl-
clan. Tho latter remained with Admiral one-
fardi for a short time. He subsequently toli =
reporter that his patient was pretty sick' pu'
likely 10 be nble 70 resume his duties py 10.
morrow. There are about twenty onlceis anu
men of the Vesuvius at present down with 'no
grip. o,-.,,
IL was the intention Of Rear.Admiral Gherarn'
10 leave tomorrow with the Philadelphia, Balt'
more, YORKTOWN, and Nosuvius as sluadrOn'
but the sickness OF tho men and tho delay IN &C
liyering the bunker coal has caused a postpone
ment The orJers issued to-day instruct llS
feet to be ready to proceed at o'clock ~ NJ
Mednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Tho Barton-IIeirhts Cars.

Tho Council Committee on Streets will meet Mt
y o'clock tais afternoon. IL u 20 he regular ses-
sion. but ruch special business Is 10 be consid-
cred. IL ia most probable that the ordinance
granting tho Richmond Railway and Electric
Company the privilege of constructing n line out
First street 10 the Barton-iieights viaduct will
come up for action.
The committee reported originally In favor OF
granting this privilege, but tho officers Of 81.
Marks church opposed the ordinance when it
came before tho Council and It Was recOmmit-
ted. Tho congregation OF the Sharon Baptist
church (coiore1l considered tins matter AT n
meeting held On Sunday and voted unanimously
IN favor Of cars ON First strect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Sale of the n. Y. "Times."
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, March 27.-The Tribune to-day
says 1t Is reported that the contract for the
sale Of the New York Times was drawn up and
agreed 70 yesterday. The chief spirit IN the
buying syndicate IA Charles ;. Flint lt Is
understood that among :he chief stock
holders are James r. Woodward. president OF
the Hanover National Bank; John a. McCanll.
president OF New YORK Life-lnsurance Company !;
Henry b. Hyde. president OF the Equitable In
surance Society; Governor Flower, jacob H..
Schir, and II. Walter Webb. The present editor
OF the Times, Charles X. Miller. and the managing
editor, George r. Spinney, are also Interested as
proprietors In the company. and are 10 DO con-
tinued In their present places. IL was In their In
terest indeed. that the new company has been
formed, and II Is understood that the paper VIII
continue TO support the politics which have dis
tinguished II for the last eight years. ~ Is un-
derstood that the price agreed upon Is e9o0,0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Respect 60 SIR. RandoIph's Memory

At meeting of the booksellers and sta
TONERS held yesterday at the store OF H.:
VI. Starke Il Estes to take action in regard
10 the death of Mr.. Randolph thetollowing
was unanimously adopted:
"Res0ired, That IN the death OF Joseph W. Ran
dolph the trade has lost It's oldest aud one OF the
most honorable members and whose death Will
DO felt by every member OF the trade ana lover
OF books, and that his honesty, nDerality, and
strict integrity are worthy OF emulaton.'
f. was also resolved 70 close the bookstores OF
the city from 10 A. NJ. 10 II NJ. to-day and 10 at
teud the funeral in body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28

The ladies' Aid Society of Grace-Street
Presbyterian church will have an Easter
sale this week of useful and fancy articles,
and especially OF Children's Clothing. ct
the residence 107 north Third street be-
tween Grace and Franklin, opening at
noon Thursday and continuing until FRI
day night. They will have free social
tea Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock, when
they will be glad to see all their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Interesttuc,f

to every wearer Of o watch. find that q
great many elegant American watches (of
which so many are now IN use) are suffer
or from being allowed TO run too long
without overhaulln2.
Our present prices ARE so low" for all
kinds of watchwork that no owners OF
watches need allow their watches to be
neglected. Cali and have your watch ex-
amined. A. +. JAHSKE,
Matchmaker,
9l2 Main street.
Established forty wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
The Governors Convention.

II is not known a. yet how many OF the Cover.
nora viii attend the convention Of southern
Chiet Executives, which will meet hero on the
18th of April Tho Governors o. Missouri and
Mississippi have vriti' u that they will come n
they can, 20 also has the Governor ot West Vir-
einia. while tho Governors Of Georgia, Alabama
North Carolina, and Arkansas are counted a.
certain 60 bc proseut. together with tho com.
mi-sicners Of agriculture ana presidents of the
agricultural societies OF all the southern States.
Mr. Frank Haywood, editor OF the Southern
ITocross. has suggested to Governor Mckinney
an excursion OF the convention through the
northern states.
Colonel Murphy has sent n special invitation
20 Governor Fishback rendering him suite oil
rooms at his hote! during his stay here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
A GRAND CONFEDERATE REVIVAL.
Alabama and Georgia Insist on Doing
Honor to tho Dead Chicftain.
rC,o.i.I ,afegrarn 10 tho Dispatchl

ATLANTA, GA, March 27.-The removal OF tho
remains Of the late President Jefferson Davis
from New Orleans to Richmond promises to
take on IA o character Of a Confederate revival.
Mayor ElysOn, Of Richmond. IN his journey
north from New Orleans was joined ~ MoDlle
bv Governor Nortnen, Of Georgia. In Mont
gomery Governor jones. OF Alabama, met them
and discussion was entered into.
TO LIE IN STATE.
Governor Jones insisted that 10 was due 20
Alatana that Mr. Dayis'5 remains should 10 in
state a couple Oi hours IN tho IDENTICAL spot on
tho CAPITOL steps on which he took tho oath or
oflce a. President OF the COnfederacy.
Governor Northen likewise insisted that At
lautn should have the honor Of doing homage TO
tie remains OF the dead chleftain. The plan as
ursed by the two Governors Will be presented TO
Mrs. Davis by Mayor EllysOn.
HONOR HIN N DEATH.
Saws Governor NOrthen: Tho bringing
through Georgia Of Mr. Davis's honored dust
Will tend 10 revive anew the devotion OF the pee
bic TO the hero Of the Lost Cause, The younger
generation seems 10 be getting away from inc
grand memories OF the Lost Cause and our De-
loved dead President GcOrgla, whicn hOnOrei
him IN life, wants to honor him IN DEATH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Shut the Door.

You hear il constantly. People feel the
draughts, but they never think OF the over
draughts upon nature which impair the
digestive organs and makes the use Oh
simmons Liver Regulator necessary to ef,
fectusliy move the liver TO action and ard
the digestive and assimilatve powers OF
the body. The Regulator Is the medicine
Tor all disorders OF the stomach. Try u
and be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
~ Of thc pemocrnts 10 ask that commit,no

duty OF the Democrats 20 ask that committee
Tor this purpose 10 appointed " Mr.. Roach hiun.
tcii does not make the request. IL this is not
done rs understood, on the authority OF n Re-
publican who is moving actively In tho matter,
That motion With such purpose In view viii be
introduced by Republican. II IA also said that
the Republicans viii protest against any at
tempt 20 adjourn the extra rdinary eeaslon OF
the Senate until this matter has been brought
before it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
IrnrIrhf Hlano Free.

Hume-Minor Company. on Ninth street,
is going to give away another beautiful
Grand Upright Piano free. If you con-
template purchasing q piano, on organ,
music-b books. or anything IN the music
line or IL you have piano and II needs
tuning or repairing see Hume Minor Com.
pany first. and you may get the beautiful
nian0 free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28

Old customers are requested and new
ones invited to send in their ordezs TO tho
Richmond Steam DyeIng, Securing and
Carpet Cleaning Works. Remember the
No., 315 north Fifth street. Sign. rainbow.
Mrs. A. j. PYLE. Proprietor.
Awarded first premium Virginia State
Fair 1886 and 1857 and Virginia Exposition
1883 and 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
.,r,Y.slrrN prcLrIrArIoNs.
THE CHARGES AGAINST ROACH.
Eepubiican Senators VIII Demand Tha
They Be Investigated.

WASHINGTON. Msfca 27.-After numerous con-
fefcuces among themselves the hepuDhcnn
moubers Of tho senate have decided that hey
vii insist upon All investigation OF The charges
TIVE ~ ihe character OF Af Roach, recently
elected senator by the Legislature OF NORTH
Dakota and now occupying o scat IN the sensse
"a Democrat The Republicans say thss. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Cranh-Mnstnr snrcnnt Dlschnrged.

TOIFpO, o.. March 27.-Tns afternoon. IN tho
United states Circuit Court. the injunction IN
which chief Arthur. Of tho Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers. aud Grand Master Satgeht,
Of tho Brotherhood OF Locomotive tiremen, werc
sued for 100000 damages for conspirlhg
against the Ann ArbOr road came up FOR near
ing. 4. w. Harper, Ct Terro iaute, counsel LOT
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Flreinen, novel
To- dismiss the case as 20 Gfand-Maslcr sargent
on the ground that the court had no jurisdiction
over him. hr being resident OF Indiana, ana
tho Interstate commerce law providing that
person shall not be sued unless he Il resident
Of tho district whcro the snit Is brought. Inc
Court thcreupOn discharged Mr.. Sargent, and
the case OF Chief Arthur proceeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
ARamarkabie Suicide.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Iorace c. DOnoghue. a
well-known publisher. committed suicide under
remarkable circumstances to-day. While he
was standing before hs dressing-case his wife
took upa newspaper and commenced reading
about Elliott +. Shepard's death In New York.
Suddenly she hoard her husband fall with Pc
culiar gurgling sound. and running to his side
she found that he had cut his throat from ear tc
ear with razor The cause OF the suicide Is q
mystery. Mr. DonOghue leaves large estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Iha Ainrarf ifnsicala.

The members Of tho Mozart Association
turned out In force last night and nlled tho
Academy to its utmost capacity. The concert
was an agreeable one, though not OF especinl
excellence Tho various numbers, which were
familiar in the main, were interpreted by Mas
Ida Bond Young, soprano: Mr. Arveschon,
bassO-cantante; MIR. Victor Woyke, yiolinist, and
Mr.. JACQUES Friedberger. pianist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
The Allen & Ginter Factory.

Tho work Of tearing down tho walls OF the
burned Allen Il Ginter factory at the corner oil
Seventh aud Cary streets is almost done. mo
debris is being removed as rapidly as possible
Mr. John Popo told DISPATCH reporter yeeter-
day afternoon that the rebuilding would COM
mence in about weeK, although the plans Tor
the new structure are not finished. He stated
thnt tho work would be dOue by contract.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
THE Hess-soNsAcks SUIT.
Jury Unable to Agree and IL Discharged
His Policy Had Expired.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

LyscuBURG, Va, March 27.--After an hours
deliberation this morning the jury In the United
States Court In tho case OF 3. F. Hess & Co.
and the Bonsacks Machine Company returned
10 the courtroom AMI reported that they could
not agree. They wero then discharged. Ii IA
Understood that tho jury stood ten for the de-
fendant (Borsacksl ana two for the plaintiff.
Fire totally destroyed the residence OF Miles =.
Burch, on the suburbs, sunday morning. Loss
anout e.. 900; no insurance. His policy had ex-
pired only n week or 80 ago. IL IL believed TO
hayo been the work Of an ncendlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
COMMERCIAL BANK STATEMENT.
SWORO OE REAUREGARc.
Formally Received by tho City OF Charles
ton-Msmoriai Meeting.
ny Telegraph to the DIspatch

CHARLESTON. s. c., March 27.-The city Coun-
Gil tonight formally received the sabre OF the
late General Beauregard. bequeathed 70 Charles
ton in his will Tho presentation was made by
a special committee which went 10 New Orleans
20 receive the sword, and after speeches by the
Mayor and f.idermeI- resolutions were adopted
and ordered 20 be sent 20 tue family OF the tes-
tator. public memorial meeting In honor ol
General Beauregarl will DO held AprlI Tn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
FunsraIof Mr.. HuYhes.

The funeral OF Lewis j. Hughes, tho Young
man who was killed at the electric power-house
on Johnson's Island Saturday morning, took
place from Park Place Methodist church sunday
afternoon at o'clock. A large congregation at
tended tho obsequies. while the interment at
Hollywood also attracted several hundred per-
aOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28

But few articles havo reached such asworid-
wide reputation as ASGosruKA BifTkks FOR
over Atty years they have been the acknowledged
standard regulators Of tho digestive organs.
Their success has melted limitations Be sure
you get the genuine article, manufactured only
nv mr. l. q. H. Siegert sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Easter Flowers.

Call at 429 east Broad street formerly
occupied by Fouraurean, Price Il Coz
and see j. II. Harvey's handsome collec-
ton OF Easter Flowers. He has large
collection of Blooming Plants, besides
Palms and other flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
I'er.Dual.

Thanking nv friends and tho public
generally for their patronage IN the past,
| ask continuance Of the same % my new
place with MIR. +. w. Dabney. No. 403 east
Broad street. We carry q first-class limo
of Boots, Shoes. Trunks. and Valises. and
feel fully able 10 satisfy our customers.
Respectfully. X. A. BRANCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28

JAcKsOSviLLE, FLA. March 27.-A special
| from Tampa TO the Times DHion says; D. =
! Writ. OF Oak Grove, Va, n sOn OF william Wit.
! Attorncv General Of tho United states under
/ President Monroe and assistant prosecutor in
/ tho trial Of Aaron Burr died hero at an early
hour this morning. lie had boen III ohly h'o
days. His family Is prominent IN virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
ChnlIemcl.L.cnnr Presiden,.

PARIS liarch 27.-Ths senate today o.oc; 4
II. Challemel-IacOur,t the weil-knOwn statesman
and writer ana senator from B0uches-du.Rome,
President Of the Senate, IN place OF jules Ferry
deceased. The election ia very satisfactory u
President Carnot and the supporters OF the goy-
ernmcnt, aud is all the more popular on account
Of tho recent election Of u. Chnlleme-Lacour 70
Rennu,s seat in the french Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
what Ia Cbewing-Gum?

The question has been asked What is
chewlng-gum made Of"
Answer-The basis gum comes from a
tree called Sapota. which Is found IN all
tropical regions.
such famous gum rs Whites Yucatan is
recommended by the medical profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
The state Board of Pharmacy.

! The State Board Of Pharmacy will meet In
/ tho HaH of the House OF Delegates at 1890
I sire 10 become Nccntiates Of pharmacy. Ihe
board will probably bo In session two days. John
i ". ltorce, OF this city. ia president and Mr.. L.
+ r. Bockwith, OF Petersburg IS secretary OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28
Al ThE WhlTe HOUSE.
rr. Ooyeland's Day of seciusion-Somi-
nations Confrmed-Post-O Oficiai.

nations Confrmed-Post-On Oniciai.
Nf Hi>1roS. March 27.--Monday Is DAY OF
..o1 i.r President Cleveland. and he saw
'.a.. .lo--. he spent tho day In his ONCE work
Among the half dozen persons who saw
ra. Al.su T.. Thurman. Jr.
>-uatr has confirmed the nominations OF
.. R..ley 10 10 Minister 90 Denmark Silas
n. .au.l4rclx, OF Wisconsin, TO be Cotninls-
r.~.f rae general Land-OGice, ana Horace II.
. ...i 90 tennessee. 10 be United States Nir-
IaIfe tor tho Sixth Judicial C'rc1t. mo
r tfmatlOu OK Mr. Klsloy was not feleaScu To-
c-..
Ri3TY-sLyEN DECkPiTATJoSs.
h-A-s!stnnt- t-POstmaster-General MAX
We to-iay appointed 100 fourtn-class post
i.Htfcrs. and oi tuis number slxty-seNen wore
O. II' Sacaucios caused by the removal oil the W.
..unent-. The largest number u changes was
ita1r IN the state OF Wisconsin, where thcic
vefe - appointments, IA Of the incumDehts
U. - removed. IN Arkansas there were . ap-
tta'menis aud removals: Ia Kansas, ep-
i..liuents aud q removals: Tennessee, 4 ap-
sf.utmcuts aud 10 removals; virginia, y ap-
l.'rfinents and removals; Georgia. - np-
continents, the incumben, ia each case belug
rvmyye1
BEIGSATloS REQUESTED
~. y. O. ~. Clair head Of the Consular
Egfcau 10 the state Department, has been re.
faoVo1. Ills roaignation Was to-day requested
D., secretary Gresham. His successor ohs not
yfi Leen appointed. DR.. 81 Clair has been IN
TIE service rince November, 1865. over twenty
soYeu yosfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-28

Bo satisfied with only the best Rsfrigera-
TOR. The Perfect Keeper sold and recoms
mended by SYDNoR 4 HuYDLgf.
Leaders IN Furniture.