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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
NEWDOROUGH's CREW RESCUED.
The Captain and Officers Return
Thanks to the Life-Savers.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 27-tSpe-
ciaL)-Mr. 4. Nash. the first engineer OF
the British steamship Marlborough, which
went ashore near Wash Woods Life-Sav-
ing station Thursday night. April 18th,
while bound from Tampa, Fla, TO New
port News. arrived here last night. and
was seen by a Dispatch reporter this
morning. He IL a brother OF Mrs. G. H.
Dunn. OF this city. and as nothing definite
could be learned here about the wreck
hr. Dunn wen. 10 Wash Woods st.ltion
and Engineer Nash returned with him to
this city. He Is very grateful for the
kind treatment accorded the Newboroughs
officers and crew by the members OF the
life-saVlng crew. After all on board the
ship had Neen cot safety ashore the font
lies OF the life-savers gathered around
and there was general rejoicing Engineer
Nash brought with him copy of a state
ment signed by Captain Jenkins, OF the
Newborough: T. Storm. first mate. and
himself. The statement reads as follows:
STRANDED.
ION Wednesday, April II. lss6, ae u
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po,,, NJ Mrs. Robert GREENE,

Mrs. Mary Richie Graeme dieh at th'
residence Of her husband, Robert rraenne
AIS west cary street, yesterday fnorninl
at @ O'Clock. For the past year she has
been great sufferer. having been para
lyzed, the stroke depriving her OF botf
sight and speech.
She leaves a husband. three sisters, ano
six children. All of the children except
her eldest son. who lives in Washington
d. c.. were with her al the last.
Her funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock Monday afternoon
She died In the communion of the Prespy'
terrain Church.
The following Will be the pall-bearers
Messrs. William S. Robinson, W. :. DON
nan, David Martin, George Med. Biake
Ed. 6. Rose. Edgar Gilmore. Andrew IL
Tenser. and Robert r. Ralston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
CIvIL.sERvIcE COMMISSION.
The Succession To ROoscvcit-Wnr.
rcnton's Modcsty-Pcrsonnl-

rcnton's Modcsty-PcrsOnnI-
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April a.
(Spccial.)-S far as can be ascertained
nothing OF direct nature is being done
to land any one from Virginia or North
Carolina into the position on the Wv"
Service Commission which Ia TO become
vacant when Mr.. Roosevelt goes 10 Nrw
York to accept a police comlnissioner,s sp
The report has gotten out that the ir,s.-
dent has several eastern men In his
mind. and all others appear 70 nave ~,
idea Il will be useless TO have neif
friends make suggestions. -
a well-known citizen or Warrchton;
Va, who Is ut present in the city, said
to-day: MANY people In NlreIlld NJ
under the impression that our Town nas
a candidate for everything that ~ vacaItt'
whether the Office be state or federaI.
but they will perhaps be surprised TO
know that Warrenton did not onsr any
one for the collectorship or Internal iene
nue when that place became Nae.11'
by the death OF Captain Ham. Shepperran,
men worthy and entitled 10 rceok,''Ixvv Ne
but no one cared 10 enter tne n.iu' ,ha,
have one consolation in KNOWING ,a'
Warrenton brings forward men VINO ~
fleet the highest credit on the state am
nation when they arc honoreu WIN
oi,ices. be they elective or appolh,,.'s,,,
Az a matter OF fact. the town hasSi,ions
Judge Tom smith, II is true. is ma,
tive OF the town. and up to ten years
ago resided there. but his appo,nn,,r,as,nnnes
70 the chief justiceshp OF the Supreihe
Court OF New Mexico was due to ne
fact that he had become ids1i and w tbs
the interests Of the de hIs Ca,SSniointment.
c SI Jones, who is in the indian ar,
service, Is. credited 70 W Var aampto n
10 teach school Warrenton has Deen
extremely modest. considering the proHi-
Of the Mace
"s rhe once AT Chestnut Knob. Hen
~ &c county. Va. has been DISCONTINUED
mail TO FL Campo. ,, l., -. ,,o
r.. 4. Croxton. Of Danville, Is at the
W i. Campbell. OF Rocky Mount. N.
C. is at the METROPOLITAN; ., q,
W. +. Lang. of Fredericksburg ~ a'
= r. Mccarthy. Of charlottesville va;
II. u. Martin and wife, ana s SterIins
smith. OF Winston. and w. NJ. Morgan,
Of Durham. ~ c., are registereu at 'he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
NOMINATE MONDAY.
MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS TO ruT
UP THEIR COUNCIL TICKETS.
Places of Observation-Disclosures
nouncemcnts-Th swnnsboro' T"'-
uiists-LOst His Coat Whiie
anr for Dait-PcrsonN1s.

The Manchester Democrats VIII ho'o
ward meetings tomorrow night LOT 'he
purpose OF nominating candidates LOT ,ne
Council. The places OF meeting are AZ io'-
lows: First Ward, the vacant store cor
ner OF Fifth and Hull streets; second
Ward. Police Court room; Third "a'u'
the vacant store in the DAVIS bioch'
Fourth Ward. in rear Of Bowen d Brad
leys.
A quiet marriage will take place next
Tuesday at $50 o'clock r. NJ al the
residence OF Mrs. A. NJ. Gregory 1915
Perry street. when her daughter. MISS
Emma Gregory, will be united IN mar
rage to Mr.. Nesbit Bass, very popular
young man. OF Amelia
Miss Annie May Turpin ana MI WI
liam G. Hartwell. Of Roanoke, VIII De
married next Tuesday morning at
O'clock. from the residence OF the pfide
mother, on Porter street
The Hastings Court was In session
Yesterday Some civil business was Trans
acted, and a number or liquor hce'ses
granted. The court then ADJOURNED io'
the term. e,
n celebration Friday. and Rev. DR.. Ian
drum and Mr.. Hill Montague, OF Rich
mond, made addresses.
PoPULIST NOMINATIONS.
Tho Populists of Swansboro' have nomi-
mated the following ticket: For Justices
of the Peace, X. n. Hughes and Mr. l.
A Park: for Constable, George W. But
Ter The matter OF nominating OF gu
pervisor. has been left 10 committee
COMPOSED of Il. r. Morrjssett ana Angus
Rev. Jack Rosser will conduct the
Leader Hall services this afternoon.
one summer-car has been put on Perry
street, and IL is understood mat aho'hsr
will be in use to-day. -,
The Odd-Fellows. OF this city. VIII cele-
frate the seventy sixth anniversary of the
order at Bainbridge-Street church, TINS
afternoon.
Miss Mamie Turpin. OF -Hallsboro', Is
visiting Mrs. Porter, on Cowardin avenue.
LOST HIS COAT.
Mr.. Herbert d. owen. with several
friends. went up 70 Rudy creek yesterday,
afternoon. 20 catch some minnows, pre-
paratory to fishing excursion this week.
Mfr. owen put his coat in the vehicle,
which was left near the creek on the
river road and when he returned. some
one had taken II.
The Council Committee on Finance
met last night and transacted routine
business.
Rev. Jack Rosser. who has been preach
ing at Asbury chapel during the past
week, will conduct the services at that
church this morning and tonight.
Mr.. Cary i. French, who has been
visiting his parents for several weeks,
returned to his home in Savannah, Ga.'
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
CRISP FOR FREE SILVER.
Democratic Nominee for President
SbouId He a Westerner.

ATLANTA. GA. April 21.-Speaker
Crisp. in an interview at his home in
Americas. declared himself to-day to a
staff correspondent of the Constitution in
favor Of the free coinage OF silver. He
believes the Democrats should nominate
a western man with military record for
President, and that the party should not
nominate Mr.. Cleveland for laird term
that no man should have third term.
The Speaker is in fairly good health,
but his physician has ordered him 10
spend the summer quietly. and he expects
| to leave shortly for Asheville, n. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Personals and briefs.

Mr.. Robert L. Bailey is recovering from
his recent indisposition.
Miss Grace Phaup. is visiting friends
and relatives in Bon Air.
Mr. II. C. Rodman. is very sick at his
residence. No. 1903 Floyd avenue.
NJ J. Binswanger. of this city. is on a
visit to his sisters, at Hollns institute.
Mr.. ]. Aston Cabell has Just returned
from a trip TO Boston and New York.
Major w. j. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson
have gone to Buffalo. y. Y. on visit.
DR.. Ernest C. Levy has returned home
after a two-months' stay in New York.
Miss Bryant and Miss Johns. Of Alex
andria will be guests next week OF Mrs.
John Addison.
Mrs. William b. Calwel and daughter
have returned home after delightful
northern trip.
Mrs. A. T.. Leay. OF Broad street. has
returned home from visit to Mrs. X.
T. jenkins. OF Brooklyn.
Mrs. Guy Savage, Of Portsmouth. Is
visiting her parents. No. liO3 Floyd ave.
nue..
Mrs. Pegram, wife of the commander OF
the Monitor fleet. is on visit to friends
In Norfolk.
Rev. ]. c. Martin, former pastor OF
Union-station Methodist church here. Is
critically IL at his home In Norfolk.
Mrs. A. II. Crump. Of Bramwell. w. Va.
IL on a visit 10 her mother. Mrs. Rosa
Hulst. No. SOC east Grace street.
Mr.. Ellis L. Sparks left the city We'd
nesday to accept n position with the Rapid
Transit Railway Company, OF Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. l.. H. Jenkins has gone to New
York. accompanied by Miss Claudean
Bradshaw, OF Burkeyille. Va
Mr.. ]. II. Rowlett. OF Church Hin. left
yesterday morning TO spend few days
with her parents near Winterpoek.
Mr.. Barnett Of Washington. Ga. is
visiting his brother DR.. Francis 7. Wills.
east Franklin street.
Rev. DIR. J. c. Hiden will address the
Holy Spirit meeting Monday evening at
O'Clock on the subject. "Quench Not the
Spirit"
Mr.. and Mrs. a. VI. Marston returned
from their bridal tour Friday evening.
Mr.. Marston Is detained at home by sick
ness.
Sheriff John Z. Burke. Of Norfolk, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Charles Clifford Alias Long, FOrgcr.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. April IA
letter from Messrs. Cohen * Wells,
brokers and commission merchants,
Charleston, :. C.. received by Pardon G:
Thompson. OF this city. gives more proof
OF the identity OF Charles Clifford" who
has been forging so extensively along the
seacoast from Boston TO Florida, and
who is now in Jail here. The firm re-
cOgnized photograph of Clifford as that
of the same man, who. under the name
OF Captain G.. Il. Long. cashed check
for 225 at their store in January.
Chicf-of-Police Douglas has received q
communication from the Chief OF Police
at Norwich, Conn, stating that he holds
a warrant against Charles Clifford, the
alleged fOrger. on complaint for similar
transaction 10 that IN which he en-
Of the forgery in Norwich is $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
The Scottish Rite Conventus'

The annual conventus OF the Scottish
Rite Freemasons begins on Tuesday, MAJ
I'm. at 4 o'clock J.. NJ. The degrees o
the Lodge of Perfection, including th'
imposing fourteenth degree. will be con
ferred on the date named. On May ST.
the degrees from the 18th to I'D in
elusive, will be given. The wori
of May 9th will conclude with tn
intricate Kadosh-the 5oth Of the scottlsi
Rite. The 3lst and 32d degrees Will b
given on May 10th. The banquet will ais
occur on that date. There will be lais
class Of candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.
New Orleans Moving to Get One OF
Uofh of Them.

NEW ORLEANS. ia. April IA
committee is being organized to make
an effort 10 have one Of the national
nominating conventions held in New Or
leans, Mr.. Nathan Schwartz is tenn
porary chairman. and Mr.. Harry NC
Ernery secretary. II Will get actively
TO work for the movement. and make
strong bid before the two national COM
mittees. which will meet in November
or December next TO select the dates
and places Of the national conventions.
The secretary has been directed TO adj
dress notices TO various exchanges ASK
ing their cooperation and their appoint
ment OF representatives on the commit
tee. II IS believed that the movement
to have one or both conventions held
here stands a good show of success. 1t
make their first effort before the Demo-
cratic National Committee. which VIII
be the first committee to meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
The TyroIean Queen Repeated

"The Tyrolean Queen" was repeated
with great success at the Academy yes
terday afternoon for the beneht OF tN'
Old Dominion Hospital. The audiehc
was large and enthusiastic. Several Incl
dental numbers were introduced between
the acts, including banjo selections by
Messrs. Shackelford and Jordan; guitar
and mandolin duet, by Mr. and Miss
Tompkins; impersonations. by Mr.. George
Carter and d vocal solo by Miss Fraser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Escnue from Serious Injury.

LURAY, VA, April 27.-(Special) MIR.
and Mrs. John H. Benbaker OF this place.
while driving 10 their farm below town
yesterday made quite a narrow escape
from serious injury. Their horse ran
away, and Mrs BenbIker was thrown
from the buggy and sustained several Sc
we're bruises about the body, from the
effects OF which she has since been con-
fined to her bed.
Ten children have been received at
the "Whosoever Home and Farm" near
Luray. and thirteen more are expected
next week. With the development OF
his enterprise Or. Wharton expects TO
erect the main building for the purpose
Of the home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

p. NJ, the steamship Marlborough. OF
West Hartlcpool. stranded on Wash Eats.
Shortly after stranding heavy gale from
tho northeast spraEg up and heavy seas
broke over the ship. Made signal OF dis
tress. which was quickly answered from
the shore. AT 5 a. " Thrrs1.Iy, the 18th,
the Wash Wood llfe-saying crew. under
the command OF Captain corbcl. fired the
rocket line over the ship. At go 4. ".
the first man was landed, and by IL a. NJ.
all hands (twenty-three men, all todd
were ashore. The men were furnished
with dry clothing by the Women's Ma
tional Relief Association. and nourishinB
food was given them. We beg here to re-
cord our grateful thanks to the patroiman.
J. G. Waterfield. for his promptness in an
swerlng our signal OF distress. which gave
us courage and feeling OF confidence
that we would be rescued from our peril
Gus position. We also humbly beg to
thank the gallant Captain Corbel and his
noble crew and Captain ONelll and his
crew for their assistance in our rescue.
for the Efficient. and prompt manner in
which they handled the apparatus and
landed every man safely In the face Of
heavy gale and very high sea, and last.
but not least, we beg to thank the cook
OF the station for his promptness In adj
ministering TO our wants.
(Slgned) II. JENKINS. Master.
#. STORM. First Mate.
a. NASH, First Engineer.
IN THE SAND.
Engineer Nash reports that the New
borough is now five feet in the sand, well
I'D on the beach. The Merritt Wreckfng
Company's tugs have laid cables to the
stranded vessel, and her cargo OF phos-
phate rock is being discharged. 1t Is ex-
pected that the Marlborough will be
floated In about two weeks. She will then
be brought to this city. and %ill probably
20 into the dock for repairs
The Bay Line steamer Alabama went
to the ship-yard to-day to have her wheel
repaired. She left this afternoon In time
to make her regular trip.
The steamship Accomac. which arrived
here yesterday, will load full cargo OF
coal for MltanZas, Cuba.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Shenandoah arrived here to-day from
LIVERPOOL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Herbert MnX Go TO KieI.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 27.-Secre-
,afy ,u ne'o on o wi Pf9SaoE 20 10 hiei
men-of-war and witness the naval de-
monsiratlon In honor OF the opening Of
the canal The experience Of Assistant
fecretary McAdoo. who has just returned
from trip 10 the West Indies, has no
doubt been influential In turning the Sec
retary's mind In the direction Of "trip
to kicl. Anyhow. he is seriously con-
flderins II, says so. and Will in all proba-
bility go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
DEFUNCT BANK DIVIDEND.
Filing of Appraisemcnt of CONNER
cfaI National, Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o.. April 27.-Attorncy
c. w. Baker to-day filed the appraise-
ment OF the defunct Commercial Ma
tional Bank In the Insolvency Court.
The appralsement was carefully made,
but every possible asset is included In
the summary.
With the fling OF the appraisement the
announcement Is made that 10 per cent.
dividend Will be declared next Wednes-
day, -AIay LIST. and depositors will receive
that amount of their deposits at once.
The total appraisement fOots up sii0,it6,
while the liabilities amount 10 over 500,
CO... ,-,,
In the Court Of Common Pleas F'za-
beth Huntsman and Louisa Shaw. ST X
holders. deny that the Commercial va
tional Bank is insolvent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Excursion to Gotham.

The excursion 10 New York by the
Grace Church Society will leave mex
Thursday. The price for round-trp. in
Guiding board and lodging at hotel II
New York, will be $3.50. and tickets will
be good for ten days. Parties desiring tC
go must sign their names at West. John
ston & Co.'S before Wednesday, so that
arrangements may be made for their ac-
commodation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
SENSATION IN OKLAHOMA.
Prominent ,Icn Arrested on the
Charge of Murder.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. April THE whole
ritz was astoundeI this morning 20
learn that during the night the detective
sent here to investigate the death OF
Frank Ledgers. whose body was found
in the river last fall had caused the ar
rest Of W. H. Thorne and q. {. Seeley'
two prominent businessmen, on tn>
charge of numbering him.
William Knowles, at the time a night
policeman, and Frank Thorpe, negro
porter. are held as accomplces, ana IL is
and then thrown into the river, his muir
derers securing $1,000 in money and secu-
rites he had brought with him from
ENGLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Shot His brother.

Augustus Pollard. negro living at SIC
south Cherry street. had a difficulty with
his brother, Junius, yesterday morning.
and during the melee Junius was shot
IN the neck. The wounded man was taken
to the almshouse for treatment, and later
in the day left that institution for his
home. The wound is not dangerous. Au-
gustus made his escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Henfh of Mr. G. L. Iinnner.

Mr.. c. F. Lindner died yesterday after
noon at his residence, No. GA north
Sixth street, in the SD year OF his age.
The deceased was father of Mr.. Max +.
Lindner. head artist and designer at A.
Hoen * Co.'S. The funeral will take
place from st. Johns German Eyangeli-
cal Lutheran church at 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
A Negro uouse-Durncr Caught.

SCOTTSVILLE. VA, April 2.-(Spe-
al)-Charles Slaughter solored) was ar
rested by a Richmond detective this az
ternoon, charged with burning the Glen
dover stables. Both cases were tried at
Glendower and sent on TO the grand
Jury. 1t Is said they have evidence sufii-
cient to convict him OF burning Mrs.
Peyton Coles's stables, three years ago:
also, the house of Landon Scott (col-
ored) In which three of his children
pprisLel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
SEEMING NEAR WASHINGTON.
Jurisdiction of District Over Water,
Touching Virginin.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-In the Pc,
lice Court to-day Judge Miller decided.
In the case of Augustus l.. Grimes that
selning In waters adjoining the District
81 Columbia is Illegal. The defendant
was charged with SEEMING in violation or
law. The Jurisdiction OF the District does
aot extend to the Virginia shore but
Judge Miller decided that the waters oil
the District extend to high-water mark
Oh the Virginia shore.
The charter Of the State OF Maryland.
said the Court, gave such definition OF
the waters OF that State bordering on
the Potomac. and by the act OF cession
ell the rights of the State OF Maryland
were transferred to the District of Co,
lumbia.
The defendant was paroled for SEN
fence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

has been detached from the Chicago. and
ordered TO accompany the Nicaragua
Canal Board to Nicaragua.
Paymastcr Mcdonald has been detached
from the Washington ravy-yard and or
dered TO the Monongahela. Chicf-Engi-
neer T.. ]. Whitaker has been ordered be-
fore a retiring board. Ensign q. y.
Fermicr hes been detached from the
Richmond and ordered 10 the Saratoga,
and Lieutenant @. B. Blocklinger has
been ordered 10 examination for promo
fton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
For Vacant ComptroIIership,

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE follow.
ING applications for the position OF As
s'stant Comptroller OF the Treasury, the
Deen MED: w. W. Armstrong. Cleveland
p; w. ID. Bynum, Indiana: W l.. Cham
bers. Alabama; George W. Cooper, In
dana; James 4. Islar. South Carolina
y; ~; Force. Kentucky. and N. 5. Wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
A Verdict for S5f.311 90.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April 2L-(Spe-
cial)-In the United States Circuit Court.
in session here to-day. Judge Simonton
presiding. the suit OF f. VI. Threadgill
against the United States Express Com
pany was decided in favor Of Threadgll.
the jury rendering a verdict in his favor
for $5i,3Tl, with one years interest.
Threaieil is q prominent tohacconis'.
and sued the express company for breach
Of contract. The case viii b. appasiel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Federal Treasury nnInnce Sheet.

81 WASHINGTON. April 27.-The Official
treasury statement OF the receipts and
expenditures Of the government for The
last ten months. with two days estimated,
makes the receipts stand at SEQ COO ooy
and the expenditures at sos. 600 ooO. or an
excess OF expenditures over receipts OF
sfs.0c.Uo. The interest payments for
the fiscal year 70 date have been s2s. 90
90, or IL per cent, OF the total receipts
or the government