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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
BRITISH LEADERS TO MEET.
By Special WIrelto the SUNDAY LIGHT.

London, June 13.-The Westminster
Gazette says that Lord Salisbury has
summoned meeting of the leaders
of the ministerial party to take place
at the foreign office on June 18th, for
the purpose of discussing its position.
The meeting is called, the Gazette
says. in consequence of the discomfort
of many members of the house of
comOns over the acknowledgement of
the legislative program of the gov
,eTnment. The GaZete's Statement
however is not confirmed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
Another Negro Neck Broken.
neoial Wine tn dc suNpAY LIaHT.

By Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
Jackson, Miss, June 13-Sam Pal
mer, colored, was hanged in the jail
yard here at 1919 this morning
for the murder of Charles Cordele
and wife. The rope was tco long and
the victims feet struck the ground
so that they had to be tied up. HIS
neck was broken and life was ex-
tinct in four minutes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
WORK OK THE OUTFALL.

During the past week of work on
the outfall sewer the engineers re-
.port shows that 500 feet of the sewer
were laid. 79,2O0 brick being used.
There were three foremen and four
brick masons. forty-fve laborers and
fourteen teams employed daily. The
brick men and foremen laid OFF two
days on account of tn non-supply OF
brick.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
Ascending Broker.

By Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
TORONTO, Ont, June 13.-Hume
d. Bro n, broker and financial
agent of this city, has left town,
and numerous creditors to whom,
it is said, he is heavily indebted,
are anxious as to his whereabouts.
He is believed to be in Philadel-
mia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
THE BRONCHOs BEATEN.
Billy Works Sand Grabs Have a Picnic
With Brophey's Men,

A disguised lot OF fans returned from
Riverside park yesterday afternoon, who
went out expecting Brophey's men to
make II at least interesting for the Sand
Grabs. But the locals were no match for
the visiting team.
Score by innings: R. b. E.
San Antonio. % o 0 1000 o. 4 9
Galveston "A 3 20 3 900 Ala o
OTHER GAMES.
At Austin-Austin 10, Houston 6.
At Fort Worth-Fort Worth z, Deni-
son 5.
DIAMOND DOTS.
Parvin and Miller are billed for the
battery work today, with Elsey on second
and Herbert in right. Burris is to pitch
for Galveston. Steve Butler will umpire
and call the game at o'clock sharp.
Manager Brophey has signed Jant zen,
Of the Shenandoah, 10 catch until Often
train, and when he arrives, JantZen will
signed for right field. Patsy Cahill and
Patsy Dryer were released last night.
Baseball enthusiasm is So high at Gal
weston that the Island City fans have ar
ranged that the score by Innings OF the
games be seat home while the team is
abroad. AT the baseball park yesterday
afternoon a messenger boy was engaged
to telephone the score after every inning
TO Galveston. The boy had bicycle and
after every inning he rode TO the asylum,
below the park, and telephoned the score
10 Galveston over the metallic circuit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
Pearv Wants that Rock.
BY Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.

BY Special wire 10 inc SUNDAi LIUHI'
ST. JOHNS, n. F., June, l3-Lieu-
tenant Peary arrived here yester-
day to charter steamer for bis pro-
posed expedition, which Will start
next month to secure the immense
meteorite near Cape York, West
Greenland, which Lieut.. Peary
tried to bring here last year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
Nioaraguan Oonsul Appointed.
.pecial Wire TO the SUNDAY LIGHT.

By Special Wire TO the SUNDAY LIGHT.
Washington, June l3-The prssi-
dent has appointed Chss. fl. Willis,
OF Maryland, as consul for the Unit
ed States at Managus, Nicaragua.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
Clemency to a Murderer.

By Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT.
Washington, June 1S-The presi-
dent has granted pardon to Jack
Jones, convicted in Texas Of man
slaughter and sentenced in June,
1898, to five years in the Minneso-
ia state prison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
STILL ARRESTING ANARCHISTS.
BySpecial Wire to the Sunday Light.

Barcelona. June 13.-Ten more per-
sons have died from injuries received
the explosion near the church of
Santa Maria del Mar, in this city, on
Sunday last. Numerous arrests are
still being made here and elsewhere
in Catalonia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
OTHER GAMES.


At Austin-Austin 10, Houston 6.
At Fort Worth-Fort Worth Z, DEM
son 5,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

\ Congregation Called From the Church
to Fight Forest I Tres.

WEST APrOMATToN, y, VA, March 2. .-
epocial.-On last Saturday evening very
ENJOYABLE entertainment was given at the
residence OF Mr.. r. .. Davidson. near
spout String. FOR tie benefit of the bail J.
ing fund Of the Hebron Baptist church.
There Was a iecttre hy Rev. DR. ieorg
BraxtOn Taylor. his subject heirs "Ihe
Greatest Church in the World
After this came a supper and then a
scng hy Miss Lizzie DoViCscn. OF Bcd-
for city. recitation hy Miss Nellie
Dickinson and a iableau by the school
children. directed iy their teacher Miss
Matte Rcl1. \ large crowd was ia lt-
tendance and good sum was realized
for the church.
Extensive forests fires have been raging
for two days In the neighborhood of
ShearCrs Store and Spanish oaks Yes
tefday message came 10 the church just
as the service Das over. calling an the
men to come and fight the flames. as the
residence Of Mr. j. r. Horsley was
threatened. The response was prompt
and energetic. and the danger WAS avert
ed.
Hon. Sterling C.. Stratton and his bride
have returned home from Richmond AZ
Ter the adjournment OF the Legislature
they spent a few days pleasantly in Wash
inton city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
OPPOSITION TO CUBA.
SENfTOR HILE'S sPEECH DiMPENS
ENTHUSIASM or THE SENATE.
Messrs. Hay and Turner Opening the Cam,
paisn in the seventh-E. L. Miller
Goes to Hull.

| WASHINGTON. d. e.. March J.-Spe-
al.-The speech of Senator Hale I'm the
Senate this afternoon i'm opposition 10
the Cuban resolutions, and the willing
ness with which the Senate laid the
rcsolutiors aside in order 20 take up the
Dupont election case. shows that the
sober second thought OF the body has
diminished the enthusiasm regarding Gu
ban independence. II is now certain that
greater opposition than has yet been
shown to the resolutions VIII be made
manifest before the report OF the CONFER
once committee Is adopted. and while %
is regarded as almost certain that the re-
port Will eventually De adODte 1, thare
is a slight possibility that consl lier1ti Jn
Of the question may be- postponed, 30 dt-
ccrdance with the resolution 10 lcfer ac-
ton 10 the 9Th of April, int o1uced 10y
Senator Hoar tO-day.
MODIFY THEIR VIEWS.
The clear and explicit manner in which
Senator Hale showed today the fimsy
cf aracter OF the testimony lDOu which
the Committee on Foreign Relations based
its acton has caused many senators 30
modify their views respecting tho rcsolu-
lions.
II also served 10 place Senator sherman.
the chairman Of ihc committee. before
the country ia rather an unlaVorahlc
light
senator Hale showed that he had Used
authorities for some of his statements
against Spain who De mist lavc known
were absolutely untrlstworthy. and
whose statements should not nave been
considered in connection With an action
so grave as that now contemplated.
A NEW VENTURE.
Mr. b. b. Hardi,g. OF Huntington. W.
Va. has rendered his resignation as
national bank examiner. and il org lnizug
30
Southern Guarantee Examining Company.
The purpose OF this company VIII Doe go
perform for Stats banks and instructions
Of like character duties similar 10 those
of the Comptroller OF the Currency in
connection with national banks. 10 Will
do work in AN the southern states.
Hon. James Hay OF Madison county
Was here today He i- on his way home.
whore he will at once begin hs ight
against Representative Smith Turner f0g
the congressional nomination. Mr. wur-
ncr Is now I'm the Seventh district rocking
after his political fences. The fight be-
tween the two promises 10 Doe a lively
one.
The name Of Mr. Richard l.. Miller. Of
Virginia. was sent TO the SenaIe today
as United Stdtcs consul at Hull, Eng
land. Mr. Miller was formerly In tie
tobacco business. and has had considera-
Bile experience in handling our staple
product I'm the English markets His an-
pOintment Is "A popular one, and will Do
very acceptable 10 the tobacco interest of
Virginia. lie was endorsed bv SonatOi--
Daniel and Martin and by Representative
Otey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

was assigned to the Banking and Curren-
cv Committee In place OF Mr.. co"eh
DemocraD. of Maryland
Chairman Daniels. Of Election commit
tee No. ?. gave notice that ne would, on
wednesday. call UP the contested eiec-
ton case of Aldrich vs.. Robbins from the
Fourth district of Alabama.
Under the .ules District or columbia
business was then taken up ana the ioi-
lowing disposed Of:
Fixing the price Of gas az 81 per l,yr
feet In Washington city and NS IN
Georgetown.
Abolshing days Of grace on promissory
notes etc.
Incorporating the Protestant Episcopal
diocese OF Washington.
To establish 4 free public library tne
expense Of which shall be- borne by the
District alone: to establish an asylum Tor
the cure and care of inebriates.
The rest of the session was devoted TO
the further consideration. In committee
of the whole OF the pOst-ofiicc apprOpria-
ton bill. Without disposing OF it. the com
mtteee rose and az 5.ij o'clock the House
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March "a
powder explosion Saturday last in the
mines OF The Chckamauga and Durham
Coal and Railway Company. al Durham
Junction, Ca, cost three lives OF State
convicts employed there in coal minlsg.
The three men were engaged in discharg-
ing powder from tho cartridges or
charges used ina blasting down coal or
rock back into the powder can, when a
spark from an open miners lamp fell I'm
the can. 4 terrible explosion was the
result, In which all three We're fatally
injured Warren CRAWFORD. a life man.
died Saturday night. Truck Eckels. u
twenty-year-oid convict. expired this
morning. The third victim, John Morris.
a life prisoner. stil lives. with no hone
Of recovery. All were negroes. The con-
cussi0n played havoc in the mines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

They VIII Attend Mr.. William l.. Royals
Lecture in Body

They VIII Attend Mr.. William J.. Royals
Lecture in Body.
Pickett Camp held hs regular meeting
last night. with Commander Northen in
the chair and large number Of mem
bers present. The proposed uniln parade
in New York, which has received so much
criticism was fully discussed. Com
mauder Northen stated briefly the con-
tents of the letter received from Colonel
DickersOn. one OF the or.ginutors OF the
idea. The matter was then discussed.
but no action was taken. The whole
thing as stated by Colonel Dickerson
boz ms letter. originated with prominent
New YORK men, and when suggested 10
the commander OF the Grand Army of the
Republic received a min in the bud. ="
The camp last night seemed to think
10 best tO allow the commanders OF the
Grand Army ana Confederate Veterans 10
lght it 0,t. and so The matter was
brought TO q close SO far as Pickett Camp
.s concerned.
Comradc -. G.. Richardson made A
stirring address 90 the camp on the tOrma-
zion ol camps of daughters and sons OF
Confederate veterans, which was thor
oushly enjoyed ny tne camp.
captain Ben Palmer then gave a baduti-
Iul sketch ol NOsbyr command at the
close oi the war arc narrated MANY
scenes oi interest during the months that
inc partisan rangers fought under the
black nag.
\ committee, consisting OF Captain NJ.
W. tazeiwOod and Commanders l.. Nc
Curdy and :. R. Gates were appointed 10
organize camp of Sons OF confederate
Veterans with instructions TO act at
once.
Comrades a. D. Taylor. from the Four
ietnth Virginia Infantry. and i. A. smith.
OF the seventh Virginia Infantry. were
elected as members.
AIRS. g.. a. Follows was appointed by
~. l.thi'7 AuAiiIhfF corps 90 represent
the camp in the Virginia room of the
Confederate museum.
Ihe camp accepted unanimously the in-
Nilauon 90 attend the address of Afr.
W iliiam l.. Royal. 10 be given on The
lith al the Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
BOfRD or FIRE. OHHIssIOyERs.
4 APubiic Statement in Regard TO the Pri-
vatc Account to be Made shortly.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners held
a lengthy session last night and discussed
the question Of the right Of that organiza-
ton 10 keep a private bank account Of
funds from sales Of old material and fire
alarm boxes and gongs. Those in at
tendance were President Frischkorn and
Messrs Charles Il. end g.. w. Taylor.
l.. g. jenkins. J. l.. Levy. and }. X.
Sheppard. Chief Pullor. Assistant Chief
shaw. SUPERINTENDENT Paynter. Super
intendent Thompson. and City Account
ant Mccarthy.
President FrischkOrn submitted 20 the
Board statement concerning the re-
coints and disbursements as revealed i'm
the private account referred TO. the facts
iu connection with which have already
been published n The Times. These
items carried every small transaction.
from the sale of a. piece of old iron for
ten cents 90 that OF q horse or one thou
sand feet of old hose.
The city Accountant made o statement
of his review of tho books of the depart
mcnt. which is not set complete lie
made a few Suggestion concerning the
bookkeeping. and The Board will probably
inauguratc new system. Captain Me-
Carthy could not help complimenting the
Board upon the splendid showing rendered
n the private account. although he did
not think that such a system was an
admirable one for that organization 10
have kept mp.
The Board debated "f length the ad-
visibility of making statement through
the press but decided no wait until city
Accountant Mccarthy shall have SUBJ
mitted his report through the proper
channel TO the city Council.
H. o.. Miller. of Engine Company 40.
o. submitted his resignation which was
accepted. and A. T. Carleton. or the
same company, WAS promoted 90 fli the
vacancy Lyuwood Ford was chosen Il
substitute in the same company. and the
Board adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
KENTUCKY SENATOR DEAD.
The Leader of the sound Money Demo
crats Expires Suddenly of Pneumonia.

crats Expires Suddenly of Pneumonia.
FRANKFORT. KY. March 9-senator
Roswell Woisingcr (DemD. OF Louisville.
died at l1.4j this morning of pneumonia.
He was the leader Of the sound-money
Democrats standing ont against Black
burn.
When the House met this morning the
galleries and lObbies were cleared of all
but members. the Speaker announcing
that he was not going 10 have any more
intimidation.
The Senate adjourned until 1859 o'clock,
shortly after being called 10 order. on
account OF Senator Welsinger's condi-
tion. and the House was voting on a
motion of the same kind when the sena-
tors death was announced. The RepuD-
licans We're voting nay until Senator
Weisingers death was announced. when
they changed. and the session adjourned
until ll.O5 o'clock.
The vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator Meisinger cannot be filled I'm
time for his successor TO take his seat
The law requires eight days notice for
such an election. and the Legislature
ends by constitutional Limitation March
17th.
Senator Weisingcr had been ill but Il
few days. This morning what was first
thought 10 bee a very bad cold developed
into acute pneumonia, and he died at
1880 in his room al the Capitol Hotel
lie was prominent Louisville lawyer.
The joint session "a ~ o'clock was only
held in formal compliance Of law. When
it was called 10 order Mr.. Carroll arose
and explained that an agreement had
been reached by which only two m,In-
bors-One for each side-was 10 vote.
Senator Bennett voted for Boyle and
Senator Bronson for Blackburn. Others
failed 10 respond 10 their names. except
Poor. who voted for Pettitt i'm order that
the P0pulists might bee represented.
The session adjourned until noon to-
rngrrru
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

Rolls of Membership Ia be sent TO the
Confederate Museum.


Confederate Museum.
Il. +. Lee Camp. No. /. :. G. ". met
last night. and had very interesting
meeting. The camp passed 'he following
resolution. which Will be sent 10 all camps
of Confederate Veterans and Sons OF Con
tcderate Veterans in The State.
Resolved. That the commander appoint
committee TO De- composed of three
members for the following purposes. 1t
shall be the duty OF said committee 60
veterans .n this State complete rolls OF
ifs members. with their full names. TO
what corps. division. brigade. regiment.
and company attached when enlisted and
discharged. whether wounded or cap
turcl. and have them attested by the
commander and adJutant OF such camp.
lu case OF navy. put vessels and rans.
10 shall request the members OF such
camp TO enroll the names OF those OF
their comrades who died OF wounds or
ln the hospital with their command. IL
snal! prepare and have printed the neces-
earv blanks with which 10 carry out the
provisions OF this resolution IL shall br
the duty Of said committee TO edit said
rolls quitting names OF all members of
tht same command together ~ shall re-
port lis action 10 the camu. who sh n
authorize AZ To pfrpdr- copies 81 the rolls
for HE use OF the camp and for Ie.,,-ff
tu the Gus tody of the Jefferson Iavi,
Memorial Literary Society. II shall 4i.s.
request OF county officials copies OF ne
county muster-rOlls. which shall also b.
deposited with the Memorial Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

WASHINGTON. Mch 9.-On the recon.
mendation of the Naval Retiring Board
President Cleveland has directed the re-
tirement Of Lieutenant Henry ;. Chase,
Surgeon Thomas owens. and Carpenter
William VI. Barrett.
The recommendations OF the Naval EX-
amning Board for the promotion Of Lieu
tenant Benjamin n. buckingham 10 De
lieutenant for commander. Lieutenant
John Hcbbins. junior grade. TO be lieu
tenant Ensign George r.. Slocum. TO be
lieutenant. and Surgeon james \. Hawke
10 Dee medical Inspector has also been
approved Dy ,he President.
Movements of naval vessels have been
reported to-day as follows: The Boston
arrived an Naensaki on Friday: the Marion
arrived at C0qumDo. Chile on Satu, day /.
the Dolphin arrived Saturday AT Puerto
Cortcz, Honduras.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
INrERNirIONI IRBTTRiTION.


Favorable to the Plan.
LONDON, March Q I'm the House Of
Commons .C-day Mr. John Dillon tNa-
tionalisu asked IL there was any fonnia-
ton for Tie statement that i've Brltish
warships would arrive within short time
at Curacoa.
Mr. William q. T.. Mccartney. Secretary
TO the Admiralty. repied in she Mega
tive. He said thatas iar as hc was aware
the Government had no intention Of dis
patching Warshps t0 Curacao.
The House resumed The discussion OF
naval estimates on the vote Tor more
men. Mr.. John Dillon. the leader Of the
ann-PIrnciiiteS ana Mn William Red
moud. both coutendcd that the naval pro-
p0sals were intended as menace 90 ire
United states. and for that reason every
lrshman would oppose them.
George j. Goschtn. First Lord OF the
Admiralty. declared that the suggestion
was absurd. Mr. Dillon. Dee added. seem
cd desirous of creating in the nited
states animosty towards Great Britain.
OF which. happily, there was no ihHlc1-
ti0n in the American newspapers.
Continuing, Mr.. Goschen said the naval
programme was settled In November last
before any 0f the events that mas caused
the recent anxiety had occurred. II vas
not intended 10 attack anything nhlsSS
Great Britain was irsi attacked. me
Government entertained no idea OF HN
adventurous course anywhere on tho
globe. 10 merely desired TO bee prepared
for possible cVentuaiities.
Mr. Walter HAZEL advanced liberan,
member Tor Leicester. and treasurer OF
the Peace Society, asked the Govern
ment 10 make DrQnouncemcnt In favor
Of international arbitration.
A. j. Balfour. First Lord of the Treas
urv and Government leader i'm the House.
said that nobody would be more pleased
than himself TO see am international arbi-
tratfru Ioard and stems thereto would be
taken
The vote was carried by a majority of
2l6 the division showing 2Gl members
i'm favor OF it 10 - against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

AUGUSTA. CA. March 9.-Follow.ng
the example OF Governor Oats OF Ala
hama. who has called convention at
Montgomery for March 18th. To- provide
the ways and means for Alabamas = prop
er representation az the Southern States
Exposition at Chicago call has been
ISSUED for a convention of the interests
Of Kentucky az Louisville on Thurs
day. March 10Th.
South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama,
Kentucky. and Tennessee are an now ac-
tiyely al work preparing for the ENS,-
sition, ana other States VIII soon Doe IN
line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
GraYr Nharge.

BALTIMORE. MD. March s.-Judge
Harlon to-day signed an order requiring
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
10 show cause by March 23d, why Il should
not pay into court all the funds held in
trust for the Baltimore and Ohio Employ
es Kelief Association. amounting 10 some
thing like 100000, and why a new trus-
tee should not b" appointed. Ii Is alleged
that the company. instead Of investing the
money for the benefit OF the association
has turned 1t into its OWN Golfers. and now
accounts FOR IL with the hoating debt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
In the ilou>e.

WASHINGTON March s.-Amons the
bills passed to-day under unanin ous con-
sent were the following:
Limiting To- ten cents per copy the maxi
mum price for copies OF patents specldca-
tiors To PRINT 2ooao copies Of the book
OH agriculture by the Department OF Ag-
Ilculture.
Mr. Hendrick (DemocraU. Of Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

CHICAGO. March SIN the United
States District Court this morning. Dis
trict-Attosney Black entered mol
pros In the case Of Debbs ct AL. This
Was the prosecution Of Euigei.e " D~bbs
and other officers OF the American Rail-
way Union for interfering With trains car
rying the luited States malls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March o.
The cOast-dcfence vessel AiOuaduOck to-
day performed her first actual service
since her keel was laid. twcniy-0ne years
ago The big fighter steamed down from
Mare Island navyylrd and crused about
the bay. behaving sp.endliy. She is pro-
yisi0ned and cOalcd and may proceed 10
sea Tomorrow for "a trial frip and test
of her guns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10
rROMorION or 4RIDE.
The Association j. happily Receiving
Generous Contributions.

The Association for the Promotion Of
Richmond Trade is stln forging ahead.
and the merchants OF the city are falling
into line with rapidi. s. which will soon
make those VINO do not belong TO IL a
marked exception. Along with new
names contributions are also being rc-
celted.
Especially gratifying 10 the citizens who
have worked 500 hard for the success of
the association is the fact that the banks
0f the city have now come 90 the rescue
and demonstrated their willingness 10
lend their influence and their means 10
so laudahlo an object.
The following is "a list Of those who
have become contributing members -ince
tne last list was published.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

FALL RIVER. MASS. March 9.-The
quarterly statement OF mill dividends has
been issued. The quarter has been q
prosperous one. and all but four Of the
inrger concerns have declared q dividend
The average rate on the total capital
Is l.93 per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-10

WASHINGTON. March 9--The train
ng-ship Essex left New York To-day for
Fort Monroe. Va. 10 receive number
of naval apprentices. IN" VIII be taken 10
Newport, x. l.. on the vessel.