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Flat, and Ap.r,men,. to Let.
unfurr,shed-Wss, Side.


BEAUTIFULLY decorated apartments OF 4. h
d rooms, with bath, all improvements! steam
heated In WY huished houses northeast corner
18th st. Stn ave. rents sal, SiSA Jahitor.
CHEAPEST FLATS In city: ine, healthy loca-
tiou; q large, light rooms bath rent 80 10
$2U; steam heated. Apply 23 w. Doth 81 or
r. A. CkUlkSHANK n co. l16 broadway.
r mt FREE ONE MONTH"; = rooms In West
Houston ST. to a small family tl5 month.
Inquire At 55s Broadway. restaurant.
SMALL FAMILIES looking for choice apartments
Of light rooms In nrst-ciass neighborhood
should call at $50 ST. Nicholas ave-. adjoining
corner lasth St improvements; rcnts very low
1anitress.
wEsTPoRT FLATS, I2l 4 tc3 w. b7th a.-s
rooms, steam heat. elevator; fuel for range,
unfurnished North OF ,asth street.
It'll AVE. 22s5. block Of l35th ST. station
Steam heated apartments, Light rooms, bath
all improvements; rentals S27 To S;t3. Inquire
lanitor
18TH ST, ia w.--To let, fats 0 rooms bath
heated; private halls: s22 to Sas per month.
Apply to manager.
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furnished Rooms Wanted.

DENTIST WANTS back parlor for of1ce. between
SD a 10th SITS. Address Dentist box 213 World.
uptown.
GENTLEMAN WANTS "a furnished ROOM west
side, uptown. rent about ui monthly L.. box
20 World.
REFINED YOUNG MAN wishes . nicely furnished
square room In nice location. Address, giving
lowest terms description Of room, Quiet box
at World.
WANTED-Furnished room near W. 135th st.
station. j., box S07 World
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Board Wanted.

rpey Wednesday, unta Sept 10 vR b TEE
WORLD s "BOARDERS DAY" Az adae-,
hsrmsns uad<r this easstaeuton appearing N 10
Wednesday morning edition Of THE WORLD ssn
bs repeated ~ tie EVENING WORLD I've sans
Trss Of Charge
BOARD WANTED by 9 gentlemen In private FAM
lily, near Broadway Canal st. terms Lamont.
box IFS World,
BOARD WANTED with private family for .
adults q child: west side preferred. Address
Artist box 40 World.
MAN WIFE, room 4 board for one; quiet plAcs;j
below iith st. c., % L, 18th st.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY wants Furnished
room on west side: board II convenient Nd
dress Board. 2lso s1h ave,
ROOM q board In private family for younG
ladies' not 70 exceed SO; E. bStA 70 Tsth eot
" h~v sis WoriA FArl~m.
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

Q UNFINISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
steam heat, use OF bath west side: state price
references w. L.. box 500 World uptown.
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Musical.

-, rssoYs WANTED; state terms ter Van ana
BANJO sMsl,isul sn Address LEISURE 00' 'N' "''
uptown ----.., -,,n,,ners. 81 a quarter Ad-
PIANO bLihIN0, box 32t World uptown:
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For Sale.

BILLIARD and pool tnbleK new ana ..cona h.,a
,erma r MIN Bartholdl quick cushion easy
CAST, .. MAhA' l2i e. 18th st.
ehsh REGISTER EXCHANGE, 1874
total and detail ad damn proprietor National
Kruse registers t9s uu Lamsoh check also
cAsu ,ro,sr,,r, ---
Ben,inesr sRs, lowest prices National Kruse.
Deh''hsei' LaInsoh and all kinds repaired.
CHEAp-l Whi,nan nnu' -, 10 rr,nee y.
counter showcase nnIs i i3hs r icsi,,ooS
n'ooh'yh.
COUNTERS. shelving v.n.o,...- ,,..,.,, ,,.,,..
'oRBlN, s5s-Ssl 10th ave.
DESKS. rolls bookkeeners, aos,. o,,.o ,.-,,-
a, t' @ counters chespe. than ever. HARBURGE.
4oi Canal st. near Hudson st.
tops physicians lawyers factory, bookk eeper' s
oesksi personal Inspection solicited 60 Liberty st.
,o5s SALE cheap. 7-oetave square piano 2li L.
, ,.o, st e, --.
fresh staple goods. Drugs box 81 world
BoERNER, lo7 Alamo 81 son A ~te hT ToI
,,,nr,ranr, aV' n.a"'o ST. san Antonio Tex
West 42i IT. 1'' -''
1T IL TO YOUR INTEREST
Safn RseS"f .o on or
~ i.iIerm d1on prohts. d. DE SOFA MMNnES 4
lane Nav York '''"s i"''or'es' oA-'o Ma~en
N,pp, II ro,, r,,,,,,,,,,, =.
..n.s DRESSING CASE, washstand, bed
ssea1c "aruiobe; al nrst-elass condition 3l9
East 's'h st. 30 nat.
MEAT-COOI FER FOR SALE cbe.ni now in An.
-oruer. 1AMiEsoN. 2so Livingston st, B'klyn.
lPlANO-Magnincent upright; nothing like II
ever offered; brilliant tone. a3l East Goth st.
| list floor
POOL and billiard tabIea, ali .,e, .ucton ,rIcos
w n cp IFEiTrI 90 ,e ~ -.
60. ~ ~ "" ave-
POOL TABLE, Collender, cheap d. COSTELLO.
safes new monss ana sd'e, on Srm
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Houses Wanted.

HOUSE With Improvements, Harlem or Mott
Haven: $40 monthly; state particulars. Lyons.
box b31 World, Harlem.
aO-RooM HOUSE. suitable for dodgers. between
18th saith sts., 9Th 9Th ayes. Box 200, 3sl
9Th ave.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

"ent SfuG.
36TH ST e1t w,-Iarge. neatly furnished room.
convenient tor light housekeeping -
3sTH ST, 2ls w.-Iiandsomely furnished rooms. !
senteel house, near broadway.
SsTII ST, 2e3 w.-Handsome parlOr other |
rooms, large small bath reasonable; central |
10TH ST. $40 W-Rocm 4 bedroom, furnished, !
housekeeping; gas. bath; laundry: also hall
room.
10TH ST. 2is w.-Nicely furnished rooms; large
small gas, bathroom. Payne.
4orH ST, ?i7 w,--Front room; single or double.
Turnaur.
tsT ST, l5i w,-Back parior a large newly fur
nished rooms.
light housekeopins
i2p ST. los w..-front hall room for gentleman
Cd floor.
4aD ST, ?ls w.-Lsrge q small rooms. well fur.
nishcd; hot cold water
.sp ST. 2is w--Iiandsomcly furnished rooms,
hot cold water; also parior suit
eth ST. III Wool. bright. cheerful rooms.
newly renovated; all eonrenIenees' board OPP
tional: transients.
45TH ST.. ~ W. Well furnished large 4 small
rooms: large closets: running watcr private
family.
A5TH 81, lol ". : Elegantly furnished large h
hall rooms; best accommodations; gentlemen
preferred; breakfast.
18TH ST. 1852 w.-Handsomely furnished rooms
for gentlemen; near Broadway.
| 48rH 81, l4s W. - large. well furnished
rooms. nj reasonable rent.
1TH ST. 1873 W. bright. handsomely fur.
| nished rooms, private family; reference,
9TH ST. I6i w.-Handsome large front room !;
private family. SO weekly; back room, ~
boTH 81, 335 w.--Large. handsome for .
| gentlemen; private family; conveniences; "
weekly.
10TH ST, 100 w,-Tso large front rooms: run
| ming water. board II desired; ladies or gentle
| men.
sisT ST, ~, w-Newiy furnished rooms, large
| & small; near L station.
bsp ST. ia7 E-Nieeiy furnished large 4 small
rooms every convenience; housekeeping or
| gentlemen
18TH ST. 267 w.--Furnishcd rooms. large a
ANAL; board optional. . blocks from L station
SsTH ST, 40. w.-squsrs front room to gentle
mon: u weekly.
iItTH ct. slt E.--Furnlshed room to rent very
18TH ST. all w.-Furnished front hall room
also large room for gentleFan. Morrison.
A. A. - Elegantly furnished suit; also small
rooms: first. class IN every particular 90 Gin.
ton place. near 9th ave.
North o. ,ssth Stree.
18TH ST. 1s w-Nicely furnished room for
or ,.
Brooklyn.
DEKALB AVE, 57-Furn.hed rooms. 81 to -;
bridge minutes: Sd floor: teacher or busi-
HENRY ST. 81, Brooklyn, near Brldee-Lars..
comfortable furnished room. complete for house.
keeping. 50 weekly
MIppAGH ST.. 23-Larse 4 small sunny rooms
minutes bridge. ferry: terms low.
VANDERBILT AVE, 4es-Large or small room
in rrst-eiass neighborhood: moderate prices;
references.
Isrssy City.
| II f,Iyy 80
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Good Will q Interes, for Sale.

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FREE CLASSES for self-supporting women In
photography. typewriting, commercial arith-
metic bookkeeping. writing. business training,
physical culture and choir music: free art classes
Tor beginners and advanced students. mechanical
and free-hsnd drawing. clay modelling and study
Of ornament photo color, photo crayon and photo
engraving; normal classes for teachers classes
IN cooking Apply Young womens Christian
Association. East 18th st. on and after Sept. l,
"a TO s p M. to p. M. Saturday after
moons and evenings excepted
wANTED-Private instructor tmale) In gram.
mar-schoo course, especially Arithmetic and
English grammar to teach three hours daily and
Eve DAYS week In New York City. For particu-
lars address, stating terms ]. JOHNSON, P.O.,
schenectady.
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instruction.

mr. TIM. csc. per line: Second Time rec Pc
NM Third and Subsequent 7tmea sOc. per kne.
NJ s,tra charge on Sundoya
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Boarders Wanted.

East Side.
seth ST, al E.-Fine large room running
water; couple or gentlemen: good board.
moderate.
TOOTH ST. i5i EAST. ground noor-Boardefs
wanted.
10TH ST. ,151 y. Nicely furnished rooms suit
able for 2; private house; good b. ard.
18TH ST, 2S9 E.-Handsomeiy Furnished front
parlT with board; private house; very reason
able. 4.
i2tTH st. a Lexington ave. Hotel Psteler1-
Handsomely furnished rooms. with board, terms
very moderate
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SMALL l. large furnished flats wanted: no
charge TO register MORRISON'S AGENCY.
208 w. 4lst 81.
YOUR EMPTY furnished nat can be quickly filled
by me; good tenants ELLIS. 22n W tlst ct.
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EXCELSIOR BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL, 1852
Z. 65h st.-Private instruction; enc lesson
Zoe Ave lessons So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
Minor Matters.

Rev. Or. Tudor left for Macon. Ga.
yesterday on the noon train.
Charles Bobo (cOlOredD was arrested and
locked up in the Second Station yesterday,
charged with selling obscene matter.
Rev. W. NJ Dame of Baltimore. and
W. q. Huntington, Of Farmville. are at
the Exchange
The Sunday school OF west-yiew Bap-
list church, will celebrate its NTH ami
Versary tonight.
The Board of Chesapeake and Its Tribu-
isries held meeting yesterday and trans
acted some routine business.
James Richardson (coiored), was arrest
ed last night on a warrant charging him
with stealing s. from Virginia jenkins.
General and Mrs. William B. Taliaferro,
OF Gloucester, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Talbot, on east Franklin
street.
Mt. Edward s. Jones, foreman at Tai
bolt & Sons boiler-shop, had his foot
mashed yesterday by piece Of iron fall
ing on II.
Messrs. Sol Haas. traffic manager, and
]. M. CUP, assistant traffic manager OF
the Richmond and Danyille railroad, OF
washington, are at the Lexington Hotel.
Sunday evening while Mr.. r. N. Parish,
who conducts a cigar-stand at the Hotel
Lexington, was at his supper. some thief
went into his money-drawer and stole his
handbook and Us in money. The police
have been notified
The ware-room Of the Bluford Electric
Company, on south Fifteenth street. was
broken into by thieves some time Sun.
day afternoon or night. About twenty
five brass pieces belonging to electrical
machines, and valued at $50. were stolen.
The members Of the Old Guard Of r. T..
Ise Camp are ordered to assemble al the
Armory at 4 o'clock this afternoon in
their war uniforms 10 take part In the
sham-battle At the Exposition-Gr Grounds.
II Is hoped all the guard viii answer to
roll-cail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
TEMPLE,
PEMBERTON,
CORDES & CO..
7 and 8 west Broad street,

Wash Goods of every kind and de-
scription that are now popular can be
found at our counters, and in endless
variety.
At SIC. we are offering Choice Crinkle
Ginghams and a large variety of French
Lawns.
At 12Jc, Princess Duck, Jaconets,
Percals, Zephyr Ginghams, and a variety
of Choice Summer Goods. both in
white and colored grounds, and printed
with the very latest designs.
More of the popular Indian Dimities
at 25c. per yard. These are the goods
that sold SO well at 37ic. per yard few
weeks ago.
Our White Goods stock has been
added to in the last week. We are
making full preparations for the com
mencement season. livery variety OF
White Material that you will need to
dress your children for the school com,
mencements.
Organdie, 60 inches wide, French
Nainsook, India Linon, Linon de Ducca,
Persian Lipon, Swiss Muslin, and large
variety OF Laces and Embroidery to
make suitable trimming for same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
sAzAAR's SECOND WEEK
The Military Fair Growing In Interest
Attractive Features.

The Military Fair Growing In Interest
Attractive Features.
The second week Of the regimental ba-
zaar commenced last night. and notwi'h-
standing the lnclemency Of the weather
a very large crowd were present.
The entertainments In Sanger Hall were
literally patronized. All Of the tables
were well patronized. and the voting was
quite spirited The table OF the Hospltai
Corps and non-commissioned stah' WIN
it's pretty girls was as usual very at
tractiye place The guessing and voting
contests at this booth is quite spirited.
At the Field and stan. Company &, r.
and DIS booths, everything was hvey'
and the voting as usual Mrs. j. ii. Der
byshire has received very handsome
silk sofa-cushion from Stern Brothers.
New York. The large display OF fancy
goods and useful articles at the Hospital
CORPS and non-cnmmissioned STATS table
shows very superior work on the part or
Mrs. Julian II. Tenant and her corps or
pretty girls. The large number OF dona-
tions that are still being received makes
Il impossible TO acknowledge them.
The vote for the gold badge to be pre-
scented to the most popular police district.
closed last night with the First District
In the lead.
Although a great many tickets for the
house and lot have been disposed Of by
the Grays. there are yet several hundred
unsold, but from the interest manifested.
the house will surely go. Tickets can be
procured from any member of the COM
pany and from the ladies In charge OF
tina booth.
At this table the children have an op-
portunlty Of trying their luck at the
grab" bag.
Mrs George Wayne Anderson, chairman
OF Company F"s table, desires the person
holding the lucky ticket No. II to call
and get the fancy cuff-box.
The minstrel show to be given under
the auspices Of the ladies Of Company DIS
booth. IL the attraction for tonight. Mrs.
Myers and her pretty daughters have
been unIring in their efforts 70 make
OF this entertainment a success, and de-
lightful and pleasing olio has been ar
ranged. Some Of the best local talent
will participate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29

joseph Webster (colored). charged with
assauiting John Cook tcoloredl. nned ~
J. J. Sutherland. who was charged Win
the same offence. was acquitted.
Harry johnson (eoloredD. charged with
cutting Philip johnson (coloredD, acquit-
ted. $500.
CITY HALL NEWS NOTES.
Major Poe. Chief OF Police. Yesterday
received q postal-card signed Il. Bonn,
Phoebus, Va" directing that ofhcial 10
appIy 10 him for information concerning
the horse and buggy and the man Adkins
who disappeared a few days ago from
this city. Sergeant Tonllinson was al
once placed In communication with MI
Rohn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
FARMERS NATIONAL CONGRESS-
~. You,,..,,n Annual Meeting VIII DO
Held At ParhessburE. w. Va


. o,s ,rogramme will be presented "
the annual session OF the Farmer, -,
,,onal Congress, at Parkersoufs, '"
o,,obcr ad-s.h next. As an evidence ..
,,a diversny and national character
-, 10 stated that California "eols'a ,
a,.i,s and Texas will contribute lo' mn In,
aadre Sos. Several OF the adure Ss a.s,'g.,'
he by women. one OF the nys' yro.
-, sruIt-arovvers Of California u W.
- and sbe will address the conBIss',
"a 4, A. said that she has very uee ,.'
-. about the tariff on fruits ra",.as
1900 and the Chinese exclusion "".
A. Increasing number OF the oepss'Is
have been bringing their W. n,,sraI
is anticipated that there VIII VIC "a.
hundred women In attendahce, 90, .taro
dillon TO the 100 regular delee ohto
will be 800 honorary deiess,s Then
parnsylyaula. and West virginia -.
1,,rsasIng number of those highly
s',orns,ed In tho progress OF asricui'ure
- in attcn6arc &c from all parts o, 'ne
,,,trv Every farmer that can no =
sbouId attend For four days ne
bear the IDEAS Of the leadinS hbriOuI1''
thinkers and workers OF me cuuI' ny
vii he a national farmers iEstltutc' ne
t,.o,,s All hotels always make Two
,ttrd rates for these meeting'' ana the
rt,v wherein the congress meets n.7
hitberto entertained the delegates, etc;
lavishiy. providing free eNcursiohs ~
other entertainments. banquets' etc'' Gnu
decorating houses and other puiltut'ss III
honor Of the meeting. Nheh .iS
gress met In Council BUTTS even lhe eleS-
tric-Iignt towers were decorattl u 80. ,.
s,,rr,,its. the delegates were driven about
- "a go,.orat times banqueted, ana
AZ the close OF the meeting were taken
on an excursion TO Denver, and through
the mountains. and not cent 10 pay!
Needless 10 say that when the congress
met IN broad, enterprising, hearty Ne
braska. or in the hospitable warm-heart,
cd. generous South, that II was trea'ei
with as great consideration and KIND
ness: and there can he no doubt that
the pushing. hospitahle. hearty peo-
rIe Of Parkersburg and West VIZ
ciuia viii DO as well as nave
the other cities hOnored by the annual
meeting Of the welghtiest agricultural
organization OF the country. Hut the
congress does not meet for pleasure, but
for business: and the farmer that hears
it's discussions OF highways and railways
and waterways OF mail-delivery option
trading, taxation, farmers organizations
etc. will be greatly benefited. The pro-
ceedings OF the last annual meeting make
volume Of more than 100 pages. The
officers are: President, p. +. Clayton;
Indianola, Iowa: President, G. NJ
Ryals. Savannah. Ga: Secretary. John NJ
Stahl, Quincy, IT.: Treasurer, Henry Hay.
den, lndianola. Iowa; First-Assistant-Sec-
rotary. W. G.. WILDLY, Atlanta, Ga; Sc
cond-Assistant-Secreta T. J. Appleyard,
Sanford, Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
A Mobile W. oman pn..e. Au..

In the death of Mrs. Louisa A. Craw.
FORD. which occurred on Thursday last a,
her residence. 'Kenwood." In Hanover
county, Virginia has lost one OF that
type OF noble southern women who were
ever ready to aid the needy and lift M
the fallen. her whole life having been
one OF sacrifice for the good Of Others
she was one OF those heroic women who
stood by the South during the war, and
while her husband. the late Captain u
V. Crawford. was at the front with his
command (the Richmond Grays, she de-
voted her time and money In caring for
the sick and wounded In the hospitals
ana many OF the sick soldiers from The
iar southern States were taken to her
own residence, that she might take ths
better care OF them. and many an aching
hsart has been soothed by her ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
A Card from Mr.. j. I. Jackson.

May 70, lo5l'
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
In yesterdays Dispatch l notice "spe-
clar' from your Charlottesville CORE
spondent, who IL a brother typo In the
same Office with the newly-elected Mayor,
| and which does great injustice to Mr.. S.
NJ Keller, an old and worthy citizen OF
this place. Your correspondents first err
ror Is in saying that the name Of s. NJ.
Keller was 10 an inconsderable extent
substituted for that of the regular nomi-
nee" The First Ward contains to a con-
siderable extent the wealth and intelli-
gence of our city, including the judges,
the clerks of the courts, and nearly all
OF our lawyers, yet this ward with only
few colored voters) substituted
Keller ninety-fve times to the 1903 votes
obtained by hard work for Patton, this,
too in the face Of the fact that Mr.. Kei-
Ter announced In the Progress that he
was not a candidate, and in the face of
the further fact that Mr.. Keller's friends
were only casting complimentary votes
and leaving the polls, whilst Mr. Patton's
supporters had hired help at the polls all
day-most of the help being colored Re-
publicans.
Your correspondents second error IL
In saying. Republicans voted for Keller"
AS We have no white Republicans here.
he wishes the inference drawn that all
of the negroes voted for Keller, whilst
the truth IA that three fourths or more
of the negro vote was cast for Patton.
Your correspondent assists as local editor
OF the Progress. He had a piece In that
paper Of the oath saying: 1.-The colored
people, for the most part, have cast their
suffrages for the Democratic nominees 4"
Yet, in his special TO you, he intimates
10 the world that for the most part those
colored votes were cast for Keller. "Oh!
consistency. thou art jewel not pos
sessed by the Charlottesville correspond
ent OF the Dispatch
As you, doubtless. exchange with the
Progress, you can see what a large COM
plimentary vote was cast for Mr.. Keller
in the Third and Second Wards, also. As
to the Fourth Ward 0he home OF Mr..
Patton. where Mr.. Keller's vote was
only o. Mr. Patton got an unusually large
vote by the assistance OF the colored
voters Yesterdays Progress CMr. Pat
tons mouthpiece) admits the vote In the
Fourth Ward was very large"
Not wishing to weary your patience by
making this communication too lengthy,
| will close II by saying that Mr.. Keller
is a highly-respected citizen OF Charlottes-
vile, and, though not candidate, re-
ceived a very large complimentary vote
from some of the wealthiest, best, and
most intelligent citizens OF our city, only
a few colored votes being cast for him,
and not one cent spent to obtain a single
voter-all complimentary and on principle,
HIS complimentary vote only lacked a very
few of being as large as the vote cast on
the oath instant for all OF the regular
nominees in the city OF Manchester.
Very truly yours, &c,
]. TYLER JACKSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
United States Circuit Court of Appeals.

Judges Goff, Simonton, and Hughes
presided over the session OF the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals yeeter-
day. Ex-parte In the matter of Samuel
Hart. appellant, petition from the dis
charge under writ of habeas corpus, and
ex-parte in the matter of Frank A. Dins-
more, appellant Appeals from the Cir
cult Court OF Maryland. Both cases ar
gued together by William Pinckney
Whyte for appellant, and John p. Poe.
for the Sheriff OF Pierce county, State OF
Washington. and Submitted.
Eugene +. Carver. OF Boston, Mass,
was admitted as an attorney of this
court.
The court adjourned until IL O'Clock
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
A Badge of Ex-Confederates on May 30th
Baltimore SUM-

The Confederate Society Of Maryland
has arranged TO attend the unveiling OF
the monument 20 the private soldiers OF
the Confederacy. In Richmond, on May
3oth. The Marylanders will wear dis
tinctive badge. designed by Captain John
W. Torsch, an ex-Confederate soldier
The badge is particularly appropriate and
pretty II consists OF a silver-plated disk
containing in relief the cross from the
Calvert coat-of-arms. The cross Is en-.
circled by a wreath Of iaurels, which also
incloses the inscription, '1ssl-ls94-Rich.
mond, May 90. 1884" The disk is suspend
ed by red-and-white ribbon from a
cross-bar. on which is the word Mary.
land" in relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
The AIR Valley,

IL Is becoming the custom among Eu-
ropean travellers to stop at Remazen-on-
the-hhine and make little excursion to
the beautiful Valley Of the Abr, with its
picturesque villages along the vine-clad
slopes. Here is also located the spring
from which flows that worldwide favor
lite. Apollinarts Water" At Neuenahr
IN the valley. the River Abr 10 very beau
tiiui. ana one can find few more quaint
ly-attractive spots than the Upper GATE
Hen.-Exchange.