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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
Prof. ROentgen,

odbywajacy obecnie wraz z malzonka
podroz pc Wioszech, stai sic we Flo.
rencyi pastwa reporterow dziennikar-
skich. Opisuja go oni, jake ozlowieka
wysokiego wzrostu, z d}uga jssna bro
da j wlosami. Nosi on kosztanowaty
miekki kapelusz i takiejae barwy jed.
wabne lekkie ubrsnie. Powrociwszy
" tych dniscb z wycieozki po miescie,
zasta} Roentgen W hotelu deputacye
s~tudentow, z 200 osob zloaona, k.ora
powita'a go g~rzmiscym okrzykiem, po.
czem jeden re student6w wygiosil
przemowe, podnoszaoe zss}ugi profeso-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

x6 (O) A nawet wiecej MONA sarobic
view dziennie. Kazdemu gwarantuje.
my TAXI zarobek, jezeli wezmie agenture ma
szych obrazow pat~ryotycznych l religijnych.
Mkt mic ME r~yzykuje. Piszcie do: Cd 6.
Silberman, Dept. z. 1. ST. Paul, MINI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
TreskliwOsc mOskiewSka O nasze
dZiewcZeta.

TreskliwOse mOskiewska O nasze
dZiewczeta.
Do kroniki porzadkow rosyjskich W
szkolach Kr6lestwa przybywa MOVIE
prz~esladowanie. Ably dokladniej oder.
wac dziecko polskie W szkole rosyjskiej
cd polskosci, Apuohtin .akaza1 uczen-
MOON wszelkich zakladow naukowych
uczeszczat ma zabawy, widowiska i re-
brania urzadzane przez ,towarzystwo
polskie" z celem uzytecznosci publ
cznej. Prawo rodzio6w do dziecka 20
stale b~rutalnie ograniczonem. Otto jest
document tego nowego ucisku W do.
s}ownym przekladzie: Warsza~ski
okrsg ~naukowy. Inspector szk6t mia
sta Wdrszdcy, Z. grudnia ". d. 1895
T. mr.. 1852. Doszlo do wiadomosci p.
kuratora okregu n~aukowego warsaw.
skiego, re u%czennice jednego z gimna.
zy6w okregu naukowego bez specyal-
nego p~ozwolenia Jego Prewoschodjitel-
silva, znajdowa}y sic ma ohoince, UREA.
dzonej przez miejsoowe to~warzystwo
polskie, prawda, re ma Gel dobroczynny,
lecz po3aczony z roznemi zabawami.
Upatrujac W tenn naruszenie przepisow,
ustanowionych ola uozacej sic mlodzie-
~, pan kuraror rozporzadzeniem z d.
IA maja br. W mr.. 1884 polecii mi
przedsiewziasc srodki odpowiednie, aae.
by uczennice p~odwaadnych mi zakla-
dow naukowych ME by}y dopuszczone
ma choinki, bale ftp. zabawy publiczne
urzadzane W klubach, chociazby i ma
cele dobroczynne. Do tego raczyi Je-
go Prewoschod jitelstwo dodac, re mo.
INA dopuszczac uczennice tylko do tea.
trow j to W kazdym razie "a specyal-
mem pozwoleniem zwierzohnosci zak}a.
du naukowego. o takiem rozporza-
dzeniu Jego Prewoschodjitelstwa mann
honor zawiadamic W celu zastosowania
sic do niego. Inspector szk6}: Sa,cen-
kou. Referent: M. Dereszkouicz".-
Me o zabawy tn chodzi Apuchtinowi,
ale o cele spoleczehstwa polskiego, ma
wet dobroczynne. Ucznia W swojej
rosyjskiej szkole Rad ma ola siebie -
i trzymac go tez chce pod wy}acznym
swym wplywem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
Wyroki W sprawie Odesskiej.

Wyszrubowsne ma spisek, msjacy
zbrojne powstsnie ma celu, cwiczenia
gimnastyozre i wieOzorki towarzyskie
sciagneiy ma 43 osoby, zamieszkujsce
Odesse, wyroki, ktorych surowosc ME
pozostaje W nsjmniejszym do rodzaju
przewinienie stosunku. Mimo tax wy.
sokie wyszrubowanie skt oskarzenis
przyznai, be ~dziaialnosc podssdnych nj
czem groznem ola oalosci j trwalosci
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Wyb6r burmistrza wiedenskiegO
jak wiadomo, znowu odroczono. Pc
"a lynn ma}oznaczuym ma pozor fax
tenn, kryje sic jednak.e cichs walka ma
uPory, jaka stoczy}a sic miedzy RIA
dem, wzglednie jego approximation,
starosta Predecessor, a antysemitami.
Antysemici zwycieAyli. Cd dawna
ozulilsie oni pokrzywdzeni W tymczaso-
wynn zarzadzie miasta przez to, ze W
Radzie przybocznej, powo}anej ola pc.
mocy komisarzowi rzadowemu, RAD ri.
gnorowa} wiekszosc antisemicka i do
Rady owej powola} W polowie tzw. IL
berai6w, a W poaowie tylko a~ntysemi-
tow. Pokrzywdzonymi tez sic oni GU.
Ii przez- wlekanie wybor6w novel Ra-
dy, a nastepnie nowego burmistrza, az
ma raz jego wyb6r ogioszono ma dzieh
8 bm., to jest zaraz pc swietach. Tu
juz irytacja antysemitow kosieg{a
szczytu. / szlusznie, ma 8 kwietnia
BOWEN wielu z antysemickich rad
nych ME mog}oby powr6cic do VIE
dnia z prowincyi, dokad sic udali ma
swieta do rodzin, a ich przeoiwnicy,
kt6rzy pozostali ma miejscu, postarali.
by sic, ably wyb6r Luegera ME uksztal-
towaa sic W jego tryumf. DIR.
KuPka wiec uda} sic do DIR. Fret.
beisa o odwolaniu wyboru, ale Friebeis
poaosta} gluchym ma jego prosbe. "a
ia powiadam panu, re wybor burmis-
trza dnia 8 kwietnia sic ME odbedzie"
- ~oswiadczy} DIR. Kupka. - nOwszem,
odbedzie sie"- odpowiedzia} smiejac
sic dr.. Friebeis i pocza} rozsyiac wez-
wanna do radnych. Ale Jake sic roz.
%czarowai, kiedy AZ takich wezwah
zwr6cono mu z napisem: nWyjecha},
niewiadomo dokad".-- Rad nierad mu.
sial dr.. Friebeis wybor od}ozyG.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosG ola kaz.
diego mezczyzny ma stronnicy 6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
DETROIT, d. Is kwietnia 1S9l

DETROIT, d. 13 kwietnia 1895.
Niniejszem uprassam MOVIE or. Zwiaz-
kowe W Detroit, Mich. azeby wysaa}y
swych representative do ,,Gminy".
Ustawa nGminy" wymaga pc 8 cz}on.
kow z kazdej or. jake Representatives
W nGminie" urzedem ma rok jeden.
Posiedzenia nGminy" odbywaja sic re-
gularnie W ostatnia niedziele kazdego
miesiaca W hall p. A. Sikory, PREY St.
Aubin ave.
Il. Terskf, sekr. Gminy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
Succi,

SKINNY gaodom6r, rozpocza} we WED
niu nowy post 4O-dniowy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
WiadOmOsci z~wiazkOwe.

- Szanownych czlonkow Tow. sw.
J6zefa, or. 225 wv. N. P. zawiada-
miam niniejszem, il W roniedzialek il.
q kwietnia rb. o godz. Z m. 80 wiecz.
odbedzie sic nadzwyo.ajne posiedzenie
tegoz Tow. W hall OBJ. Wa. Bochehskie-
go, pod mr.. l04S Broadway. Nieo-
becnose podpada karze. Zarazem o
znajmiam oz}onkom zalegajacym Z o.
plata, ably ma owym posiedzeniu uiscili
sic z zaleg}osci, gdyzw przeciwnym ra.
zie beda suspendowani. Milosc i Po-
zdrowienie. T. Szambelan, sekr. prot.
- Ma rocznem posiedzeniu Tow.
sw. Wojciecha, gr. 25S W Cleveland,
odbytem ma dniu s marca zosta} obrany
nowy zarzad z nastepujacyoh czlon'
k6w: Jedrzej Grochowski, prezes; Pa
wei S~zuszyhski, vice prezes; Stanislaw
Gasiorowski, sekr. prot; J6zef Tetlak,
sekr. fin; J6zef Kruczek, kasyer;
J6zef Kopaoz, Walenty Guzik i Woj.
Oiech Bogusz, o~piekunowie kasy; Jan
Walentarski, choraay; Antoni Konop-
ka. Wszelkie koresponden tyozace sic
Tow. prosze adresowat: S. Gasiorow-
ski, sekr. prot, so Commercial st.
Cleveland, o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
PRONE wysifki.


Ma kazdym kroku odbywa sic thu
mienie objawow narodowosci n~aszej.
w najdrobniejsze szczegoiy wnikaja
Hakatysci czyli bismarczyoy! Zakaz
wydany przez ministerstwo wojny ME.
dozwalania ma koncertaoh grania melo-
dyi polskioh ma koncertaoh, to ich
sprawka. N~ajwiecej sierdza sic o to,
re Ia G6rnym Slasku lud katolicki
Polski SLIME trzyma sic jezyka ojczy-
stego; ola tego pisma nasze dotychcza.
sowe So i'm sola W oku. Za}ozyli ,,Ku-
ryera G6rnoslaskiego" liozac ma oiem.
note ludu, re sic ME pozna ma lisach
farbowanych. Wiec ,Kuryer" usna} a
W jego miejsce ~wstepuje nowy uLudo.
milski", by gladkiemi slowkami, wiele
obiecujacemi tumanic umysly j prowa-
dzic je ma bezdroza patryotyczne. Roz-
poczeto tez nova agitacya, ably os}abit
wp}ywy znanych ulubionych naszych
pism polskich: ,Gazety Opolskiej',
,Nowin Raciboskich" i ,Katolika". -
o takiej sgitacyi pisza do ,Katolika" z
Piekar, re W niedziele zwo}ano do "a.
krystyi p~rzeiozonych R6zahca i zaza.
dano cd njch, ably zezwolili ma udziele.
ME z kasy r~ozahcowej 100 NIX. ma no.
wa gazette W Krol. Hucie. Ia te 100
mix. ma bye kazdy cz}onek og}oszony
W tel gazecie, gdy umrze. Zarzad sta
nowczo opar} sic temu zadaniu twier-
dzac, ze kasa ia z zak}adaniem gazet
MIC ME ma wspolnego. Wprawdzie
dswniej ~wydawano z tel kasy ookol.
wick ~pieniedzy ma okna koscielne i ma
Kalwarya, ale to byly wydatki nj oele
koscielne, a ME ma gazety. Kto chloe
wydawac gazette MECH "a mia placi, a
a wydawca niechsj ME wyciaga picnic
dry z iudnosoi, ktora gazety ozytsc
chce wedaug waasnego upodobania.
Skoro W kasie jest DUO pieniedzy ma.
ley obnizyc skiadki miesieczne. o o.
gloszenis posmiertne nikomu ME cho.
dzi, sam bedzie o tenn pamieta} j og}osi
gazecie dowolnie. - Dalej zapytuje
sic zarzad: jak to bedzie z
tenn 100 markami, gdy gazeta upadnie
pred smiercia czlonkow, moze oni po-
tenn ] tax W inpych ulubionych sobie
gazetach glosic beda wspomnienie po-
smiertne ola tel gazety. Poniewaz wy
dswnictwo to ME dale g%warsncyi do
trzymania tego co obiecuje, zsprote-
stowali czlonkowie kssy ~rozahcowej, a
jezeliby mimo to wzieto z tel kssy, to
oni uwazac beda ten czyn "a niepraw-
ny ] nies1uszpe uzycie funduszy zwiaz-
ku koscielnego ma poparcie oelow
s~wieckich, - a ozlonkom ME mi}ych.
Taxi to protest zniewoleni byli pra.
wowierni katolioy wniesc n~aprzeoiw
wlasnym duchownym germanizstorom.
Smutne stosunki wytwarzs ia ogolns
teraz daznosc Niemcow do ooraz wick
szego zscierania objswow zyois pol
skiego. 0 zag}ade tsmze tego 1ycia
ME ma obawy, lud gornoslazki twsrdy,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
Arcyksiezna Marya-W alerya,


najm}odsza corka oesarza austryackie-
go, W tych dniach zrzekla sic protekto-
ratu mad przytulkiem ola nauozyoielek
W Wiedniu, ktorego opiekunka by}a
Przez lat kilka. Usuniecie to spowo.
dowala loterya ksiazek, urzadzona W
Przytulku; ma loteryi tel znajdowaly
sic dziela Dsrwins, B~uchnera, Schopen.
hauera, Lutra. Wielka ochmistrzyni
dworu arcyksiesnej W lisoie do przewo-
d~niczacej przytulku powiada, re arc.
Marya-W alerya ME mole bye nadsl
protektorka zskladu, W ktorym czyty.
wsne So ksiazki, obrazajace jej mai
swietsze uczucia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

ra ola nauki. Dowiedziawszy sic, Ae
plano wane So howe gromadne owaoye,
pahstwo Roentgen opuscili cichaozem
Florencye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
MOONSHINE GALORE.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED GALLONS
SEIZED IN PATRICK COUNTY.
Four barrels Walled In-Why She
Would Not Change the Baby's
Namc-A Residence i'm PittsyIvania
burned.
burned.

DANVILLE, VA, March 23.-(Special)-
Revenue-Agent T. ~ Williams has just
returned from raid for "moonshine" in
the mountains of Patrick, and reports
having seized 1850 gallons Of whiskey and
brandy. He discovered four barrels Of
unstamped liquor in a cellar owned by
Mr.. Isaac Adams. member OF the House
OF Delegates of Virginia from Patrick
county. wall had been built around the
barrels I'm the basement Of the.house. but
Deputy williams broke through the wall
with his hatchet and seized the four bar
rels.
WOULD NOT CHANGE THE NAME
The Deputy also paid a visit to a dis
tant relative OF his in the same county
and found two barrels OF brandy I'M
stamped. The wife Of this relative. Il is
said. let in on Williams and gave him a
piece Of her mind that he will never for
get. She said among other things that
she had nine children; that she thought
so much Of him CWilliams) that she named
the baby after him, but she would not
change the name for the reason that ii
was the ugliest and meanest child Of the
whole nine"
FIRE IN PITTSYLVANIA.
Information was received this evening
Of the burning of the residence Of Mr.
John w Hines, near Hundley's Store
this county, on Saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Hines lost all their clothing
and saved but little Of their furniture
The loss is said to be 5000; insurance,
800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24

News and Warwick county elected GER
gates Saturday night to the county con
vention. which met at Denbigh, the couh-
" seat, to-day
In the Second Election District coh'eS'
ing sets Of delegates were chosen
Misses Ruby Thomas and Ance he
febvre have returned to their homes, III
Richmond. after a pleasant visit TO Mrs'
w. +. Ballard, in this city.
Mrs. James T. Edwards has re.
turned TO her home. I'm Isle oil wight
county. after a visit to Mrs. IT, W.
Struggled. ii.
Miss Carrie Skiles. who has been VISIT
ing Mrs. j. X NJ. Newton, mas re-
turned to her home. In Smithheld:
Miss Elsie Edwards. OF Isle OF wight
county, is visiting Miss Nina Suihs-
field.
Rev. James Cannon, Jr.. OF Blackstone
preached at the Washington-Avenue
Methodist church yesterday, morning and
evening.
Rev. c. c. Cox preached special SER
mon to COmanche Tribe. NO. u. lnde-
pendent Order OF Red-Men. yesterday az
ternOOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
rnE FIFTy-FoURTu CONGRESS.
Cuban Resolutions Deferred Back
10 Conference Committee

10 Conference Committee
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Z5.-To-
days session OF the House, under the
rules was given up TO District OF Column
bla business; but the District calendar
was soon cleared up. and the remainder Of
the session was spent in consideration
OF bill to modify the existing law regards
ing the punishment OF crimes committed
under Federal Jurisdiction. involving the
death-penalty so as 10 allow sentence
TO prison for life. After a thrse-hours
discussion the passage OF the bill was
frustrated by point of no quorum made
by Mr.. Barrett Republican), OF Massa-
chusetts, and the House adjourned uLul
Tomorrow
In the morning hour bills were passed
authorizing The construction OF various
bridges. authorizing the leasing Of sch DOL
lands in Arizona, and eXempting logging
trains from the Jaw Tequi tls patent c'.u-
piers and air-orakcs.
The Cuban resolutions took the course
to-day in the Senate TO which the cur
rent of IN debate had been drifting for
some time past-that is the conference
report was, on the motion Of Dir. Sher-
man himself. disa greed to. and, the SEN
ate insisted on It's disagreement TO the
House substitute FOR the Senate resolu-
ions. and asked for a further confer
ence.
The same cOnferrees on the part OF
the Senate were reappOinted-Messrs.
Sherman. Morgan. and Lodge. This
disposition Of the question does not. how
ever. remove IL entirely from the con-
tinued consideration OF the Senate; for
two resolutions were introduced to-day
which will keep the matter alive. inie-
pendenuy Of the action of the conference
committee.
The first was a joint resolution by
Mr.. Mills. IL directs the President OF
the United States to request the Gov
eminent o. Spain TO grant 70 the people
OF Cuba the power OF local self-g0yern-
ment, and IN case the Government OF
Spain refuses. 10 take possession OF the
habitants can institute such self-govern-
ment as they may wish, and can or
g8niZe and arm and equip such military
forces as may be necessary to protect
them from invasion. Mr.. Mills is 10
speak on this Joint resolution to-mor-
row.
The second was a concurrent resolu-
ton, introduced By Mr.. Plat Repuhl-
cam. of Connecticut. 1t expresses the
earnest desire and hope OF the Senate
that cuba may soon become a free. In
dependent, ana republican government
and requests that the friendly offices
Of the United States be offered by the
President to the Spanish Government
TO secure such result This concur
rent resolution was referred to the Com
nittee on Foreign Relations
The legislative and judicial appropra-
ton bill was taken up and considered
for upwards OF two hour-some thirty
out Of l35 pages being disposed Of.
The Senate then, at $50, adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
pnttIeships and Torpedo-Boats.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3D.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs
to-day completed the section Of the naval
appropriation bill providing new vessels
for the navy.
II IS provided that one OF the four
battleshlps recommended shall be built
on the Pacific coast; one torpedo-boat
on the Pacific coast; one torpedo-bOat on
the Gulf, and one on the Mississippi
river.
Five OF the torpedO-boats are TO have
a speed OF at least twenty-five knots. and
the remaining ten the highest speed pos
sible The FIVE VIII be the larger boats.
Bidders for torpedo-boats can bid for
any number they see proper The boats
20 be constructed on the Pacific coast
the Gulf. and the Mississippi are to be
built al these points IL the cost OF con-
struction is not excessive In case II
il excessive. they are to BE- built any
where tine President may decide.
The committee this afternoon completed
the bill. and authorized Air. BOutelle to
report IL 10 the House. After conclud-
ing the ship clause OF the bill the con-
sideratlon OF dry-dOcks was renewed.
Heretofore the committee had voted
for three timber dry-docks-one at Ports
mouth, y. H.: another at Algiers, La,
and a third at Mare Island, Cal To-
dag a motion was made 10 reconsider the
recommendation. and. after consider
able discussion IL was decided by vote
OF to 10 strike all the docks
out Of the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
sb,p-cannI. Norfolk to New Berne.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March D.
Secretary Lamont sent 10 the House to-
day a report OF the corps OF engi-
neers giving an estimate Of the cost Of
constructing a ship canal from Norfolk.
Va. through Dismal Swamp. 10 New
Berne. y. c. The cost OF ten-foot
waterway IS placed at Sl.7u,SS0. an the
cost OF one nine feet deep is estimated
at s13Cl9s0. The report makes no re-
commentator, simply calling attention
to the fact that the Dismal Swamp canal
Is the property OF a private corpora
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
THE CRUISER NEW YORK.
The San Francisco, the Dolphin, the
Charleston, the Petrol.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March pa
telegram to the Navy Department report
ed the departure this morning OF the
cruiser New York from Hampton Roads
Department officials say that the New
York has gone out for target-practice. and
not after any alleged filibustering expe-
ditions.
The flagship San Francisco left Smyrna
to-day for Salonica. The Dolphin arrived
at Tampico yesterday. She is engaged in
and Mexican coast. The Charleston ar
rived at Che Foo on Friday last The
Petrol reached Yokohama yesterday, en-
route from the Chinese station 10 the
United States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
Scotland Mock GIennIngs.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., March D.
(SpeciaL)-An Edgecombe farmer re-
marked here to-day that there are more
One-horse and steer-farmers In the coun-
try to-day than In many years before.
He says the farmers in his section have
not been able to get hands. Some farm
ers have lost almost all their laborers.
They have gone on to cultivate little
crops OF their own.
Mr. G.. L.. Bell, Of Suffolk, Is here
visiting his parents.
Rev. J. \. McKaughan preached In the
Baptist church last night and admins
tered the ordinance Of baptism at the
close of services.
Mr. c. w. Carter, Of Raleigh, has
been In town for a day or two.
Mrs. Spvey, Of BERTHE, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. r.. +. Hancock.
Mrs. r. NJ. Pope returned Saturday
from Florida, where she has been living
for some years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
New Capes,
New Suits,
New Skirts,
New ParaSOlS.

Take look az our Button-Winl.r
This viii give you faint idea NJ ono
magnitude OF our notion stock. w. r1H
everybody 10 know that the small things
in our line receive the same at,alt
as the larger cnes-just as your srt
wants receive the same palnsmklg f.
tention as DO your larger wants Nf
aim 10 make our house tho bsst sr
largest DRY-GOODS HOUSE in re
South. To do this we must have o.
best assortment, the best gods
and the best prices. and
I'D 10 date IN al our business meisas
and we feel confident OF the best w.s'a
and the aid Of a host Of friends % i-
cond our efforts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24

Carolina; w. r. Allan. North caro-
lima; william Naylor. Richmond
The Raleigh. wheatley. virginia -
d. helms. Virginia.
ST. james,. II. Green, virginia. -
p. Taylor, Virginia; A. j. Gray, hieh-
mond, Va; c. II. Taylor ana wIe'
Norfolk. Va; III. ID. Chaplin hicohohu'
Va: c. w. Turner. Virginia
The Oxford--H. Maddox. Virginia.
Hotel Fmrich-J. Il. Johnson. Virginia;
Z. Iseman. Virginia.
Ebbitt-W. Hunt, Virginia; ii. Payton'
Virginia.
Wnlard's-D. Fowler. G. 8. Denick. Vir-
ginla; r. ALLOW House, l.. Nj. Prudeil,
G. II. Brooks. G. II. Garity, Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
Inspection of sub-Trensury.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March D.
Treasury adyices report that United
States Treasurer Morgan and corps OF
experts from his office arrive in New
Orleans this morning 10 make an eXam!-
nation OF the Sub-Treasury In that city.
Their arrival was entirely unexpected.
They Immediately took charge Of the
office. and will make a tho"ough inspec-
ton Of the books and vaults.
1t is customary 10 make such eXami-
nations, and the visit at this time OF
the Treasury officials does not imply that
the Office and the accounts are not In
good condition.
The experts will remain perhaps a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Tribunal VIII Adjourn for the Term
May 25th.


WASHINGTON. d. c., March 2.-Chief-
Justice Fuller announced to-day hat the
celebrated case of Judge Long, OF the
Michigan Supreme Court, against Com
missioner LOchren. involving the power OF
the Commissioner to rerate the JUICES
pension which was argued last mouth,
had been assigned for rehesring, and
set down for argument on the secsnd
Monday of next term.
The cases presented for decision upon
the power Of Comptroller Bowler TO refuae
TO pay the sugar bounty voted by Com
gress, and the customs case Of Salton-
stall, Collector, VS.. Birtwell, were reas-
signed for argument on the 18th Of April.
The Chief Justice announced that the
court would take q recess from Aprii
pa TO April 18th; that the call Of the
docket would be suspended May Sth, ana
that the court would finally adjourn for
the term on May 25th. The announcement
OF the date OF adjournment so far in ad-
vance is unusual. Last year the court ad-
journed June 90.
Chlef-Justice Fuller, for Justice Brewer,
who is In San Antonio with his sick
daughter, to-day announced the decision
of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, affirming the judgment OF the
Court OF Claims, In favor OF the United
States, upon a claim of the widow OF
John p. Southworth. Southworth was a
United States commissioner in Louisiana,
and in 1876 made the last attempt, ac-
cording to Altorney-General Dodge by
an officer OF that class, TO regulate or
purify the registration-lists. He issued
$500 warrants in nine days and petition
was filed in the Court of Claims tor the
recovery OF $S3, 600, fee Of so being claim
ed for each warrant. There were two pc
titions-in fact-one for $4,000. for 1000
warrants. that produced no material re-
suits, and one for $4,000, for 1900 war
rants, upon which arrests were made.
The first one was finally disposed OF two
years ago, in favor OF the United States,
and the opinion to-day affirmed the judg-
ment Of the Court of Claims in favor OF
the United States as to the $1,000 claim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
The Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YORK. March 3.-The retail
trade in the dry-goods market has been
peculiarly unfortunate, with bad weather
on Mondays, and this has had an I'M
portant influence on the aggregate busl-
ness for several weeks past. The gene
raj run Of shipments from joboing houses
was quieter. relatively. than those re-
corded In January and February re,
suit readily traceable TO the pack"ar !,
state OF spring business with the relaII
trade. The situation In the primary
market has shown no change to-day In
any important particular. The general
tone continues easy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-24
connapre.lon at Colon.

COLON, COLOMBIA, March "a as
astrous fire has been raging here since :
O'Clock this morning. All Of the buildings
on south Seventh street have been de-
stroyed as far as the market, including
Hafemans pharmacy. The only houses
that are safe are the Casino, Swiss, and
the Pacific Mail office. 1t is estimated
that forty houses have been burned with
n loss Of 100000 The fire is still burning
but is now under control. The captain
and crew OF the Colombian Line steamer
Finance rendered valuable aid IN ehecA-
ing the spread Of the flames.