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DR. YOUNG, 9; ;2;:'':'s'i e: ! u y.

Treats successfully all diseases or the
Brain ana Nervous System, Diseases OF the
Blood, Skin. Stomach, Kidneys and Btad-
der, Night Losses. Sex Ia! Weakness, Strict
ure, Varicocele. Hyo rocele. Syphilis, and
all Private Diseases OF either sex Con-
suIsauon ana Urinary Analysis free
Hours 10 to IL and 5 70 g. Closed Sun
days and evenings
u 1fSf QCEEN-Fortune teller; ladies'.
ouc; gentlemen, 81; tho sign. 1212 II
81. NV myZ.-7t-ern
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SPECIAL OFFER! A beautiful upright
piano: fully guaranteed; fine tone and in
every way first-class; will sell for $3.50.
STIEFF PIANO WAkEROOMS, 521 11th
St NV, near st ,el-3t
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FOR SALE-One elegant cow; VIII be fresh
in few days; also a good work mare;
cheap Inquire OF MkS. HALRlD DGE,
BrooKland, u. Z. Je3-St
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WANTED-Sewing to do at home, neatly
and cheaply done. 1928 Eladensburg
Road ne. jest
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FOR SALE-New Home oak sewing ma
chine. in perfect condition; cost sou, sell
for SO. Apply 1227 sd ST., West Wash.
The times., 1897-06-03

FOX SALE-Ice box, suitable for a res
taurant or grocery; cost 81 %, VIII sell
for SO. Gail at I227 32d St, West Wash
IL
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FOR RENT-LaTge furnished IConi On lst
1luor, No. llLS Pa. ave. NV. Inquire az
DhOtugra phNr. Jt--ot
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LISTEN, We do good bicycle repairing
and charge what is right; lathe work,
brazine and Fulcanizing for the trade
CHAS. S. LA BoFISH, bicycle Machinist,
III Sth ST. NV, opp. Grant Place
my30-Tt
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WANTED-BOARDERS,


WANTED-By widow lady, roomers and
boarders; small family; home comforts.
Call ut store, 66 Pierce st. NV. je2-3t
"EFFINGHAN, beautiful country home
40 miles from Washington: first-cIass
table and bath. Address MISSES GREEN
& BAGLY, Nokesyille, Prince William
county, va my21-lUt
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FOR RENT Gentlemen desiring cream, u,
quiet, furnished roonis' please ~, oan ., a'
226 18th st. NV. !coo
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POSTAGE STAMP CoLLECToRS-Fo
sale, some used West Indian postage
stamps. ID. +. KING, 144o Pierce place
NV Je3-2t
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hALEE, Medium,

scientific painist and card reader, tells
Your full name, reveals your past, describes
tlir present and foreJells your future life.
also tells about business deals, lawsuits,
love affairs, family troubles, Teunites the
separated, brings quarrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good IHCk, etc, uOurs . d. 70 .. m,
925 II ST. n w; Zee 25c and soc; 5aIisfac-
tion guar anJeed my1 elmo
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FOX RENT-A corner store md fixtures.
small rent. Apply 1854 Md. ave. ne
Jei-3t-em
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WANTED-By a good, steady coloTed girl
a place TO do hous ework; ref Address
l23 st. ne. jest
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WANTED-T boys that have worked at
plumbing. Apply at Room d, SlS + ST.
NV. III
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WANTED-By young girl, place as nurse
or cIambermad. No. . Mass ave. NV
ie2-3t
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FOR RENr-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-Four large unfurnished rooms;
second floor, all modern improvements,
centrally located: convenient TO all lines
OF cars. 6l1 La. ave. NV. JeS-ot
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FOR SALE-Elegant steinway piano, in
Tine condition; cost $500; must be sold;
will take Sl10; easy payments. u w,
a72y ST, Georgetown Je3-3t
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wANTED-By a respectable colored girl.
place TO do general house work III
small family, can stay nights; refs 2512
L. ST. NV. IL
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WANTED-Place by colored woman as
rlrsJ class COOK. $40 lOih st. NV.
1el-3t-em
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WANTED-By three white girls; places
as ciIdmbermaidS, nurses, OF ligh mousse
work; willing to leave city. 600 NJ st. ne.
Je3-3t
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FOR Rents nice rooms for light house
keeping, a. III. 1. AT 337 Sth 81. ne
1eJ- 1C
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WANTED BY colored laundress, single
or families washing at home Can nO9
9Th St NV. JEST
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WANTED-Immediate by young lady
teacher, with best references, position OF
usefulness. Address c., Manassas. va.
ie2-3t
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FOR SAIE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE House and six-acTe farm, near
city; viii sell cheap for cash; in d lovely
neighhorhood; flowing water; suitable for
poultry farm. Address POULTRY FARM,
this office. Je2-3t
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WANTED-A colored barber TO take
cnarge OF shop; furnish ms own Tools,
good locaIIon Ior an Industrious barber:
4oS h ST. NV. 1T
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

Gold Filings and bridge WORK n spe
cfalty, at the lowest I1flce. aIualg1Fn II1-
lags 5Uc; IuIl sets or teeth on plates 80;
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, 5Uc; without. z5c; all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best. open on sundays rom 10 10
o clock n4hZz-u
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

PROSPE ERITY is not here, but select the
best for city and country free OF charge.
MIS-. MOORE, 3O6 u st NV. Je2-3t
ANTED--Several young ladies and gen.
uetnen 10 JON an amateur company; must
he cicvef people. Agdress c. ii. C.. this
office. je2-3t
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FOR HORSES q VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-A good, sound 7-year-old
NV. 1t
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOX SALE-Ne are showing very large
assortment or AiOXley . improved Dry
AIR Ice EON rs the IeSI ana IuDSb eCoAOLI--
lcaI for hotels, butchers and grocers. 4 AE
j. T. MOALEY ICE BOX AND EIAIUsE
Co., factory rear VI ia. Zlo, Z1o otn
st. ne. uh-o-ti
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wANTED-A competent stenographer and
type writer; small salary; DuC oppor-
tunty given 10 DO outside work. ADDRESS
L TINS Office III
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FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front room,
southern exposure; taDie Doard 90 pei
week 1908 Il st. NV. Jeo- AZ
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FOR Rents nice, Unfur- rooms, "a
story. suitable for light housekeeping,
heat, gas, bath; rent low. 1920 18TH st.
The times., 1897-06-03

FOR RENT-Large double parlors. fur. or
uDrur.. also otner rooIuS. every con-
vealencc location high ana central so
n Y ave. JeA-oe
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FOR RENT Tooms; Sd floor; fur.' ior
iignt housekeeping. 1zO q 81 NV. JeS-ot
FOR RENT-Two rooms, I'd floor. 427
lltn sc. NV. Je@-oI
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FOR SALE-Handsome soda fountain, 0
syrups, 3 draughts; elegantly carved
cherry top, with mirror; a snap Call after
NV. Item
The times., 1897-06-03

FOX SALE-Paper box shear FRANK
SCHMID, 1886 Sth st. NV. Ie3-3t
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MANTED-Colored head cook for small
81. NV III
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A white barber for Saturday
AEM National IHEA1ER. Je5-ot
WANTED -First-ciass barber. sol ID st.
NV. PAUL bANANIRES. ~
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WANTED-A young white man who under
stands repairing Iurni1ure; a good, sober
Industrious man. ii. OsENbEhG, SIN
and ID sts. NV. II
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SITUATIONS waNTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAL
smSermaid a,se srs IN or out
city; refs. 1702 I-2 10th st. NV. 1eS-3t
WANTED BY coIored laundress, single
or families washing at home. Cah nO0
9th st. NV. jeS-St
WANTED-By a respectable coiored woman
place as cook; good references Call
144O r. L. ave. ie3-3t
WANTED-By respectable colored woman,
laundry work to do at home. 1924
10th st. 1t
WANTED-By three white girls; places
as chambermaids, nurses, or ligh mousse
work willing to leave city. 600 Nj st. ne.
Je3-3t
wANTED-By a respectable colored girl.
place TO do general house work in a
small family, can stay nights; refs. 2512
l. ST. NV. III
WANTED-By neat, reliable colored
giri. place as cook or general nousework.
Gail or address i717 18th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED BY neat, respectable coloIed
woman, place cook or chambe rmatd;
references. Call lO11 Attn St NV 1T
wANTED-By respectable lady, refs.
from last place, sewing by The day OF
week; price, So a week IDA, this office.
Item
Is
or do general housework. 300 fiorua
ave. NV. Je2-3t-efn
wANTED-Au kinds of family sewing,
cheap; refs. NEAT, this Office.
le2-3t-em
WANTED-By colored woman, place TO
assist IN nousework and. nurse. GER
TRuDE FAIRFAR, 1923 11th ST. NV.
Item
WANTED-By a colored woman, chamber
maid, COOK or nurse place or washing.
1147 Oregon ave. Item
WANTED-A position as stenograpner and
writer by an experienced young iady,
patent work preferred; ref. Is. A. Z, this
office je1-3tem
ANTED-By "a colored girl, place as
nurse or chamberImaiu; refs. 2i3 Va: ave.
sw. Je1-3t-en
WANTED Place by colored woman as
nrsG class cook. $40 1Oih st. NV.
1el-3tem
WANTED-By young girl, place as nurse
or cnambermad. No. ls Mass ave. NV.
Je2-3t
WANTED-Immediate by a young lady
teacher, with best references, position or
usefulness. Address c., Manassas. va.
jest
WANTED-By a good, steady coloTed girl.
a place TO do nous ework; ref Address
123 st. me- jest
WANTED-Sewing to do at home, neatly
and cheapy done. 1928 Eadensburg
Road ne. jest
WANTED-By an energetic young lady,
position cashier or clerk in store or
office. Address l.. F., this office
jest
WANT ED-Infants' and children's plain
sewing and dfeSsmaking address I. ).
L. A, this office. je2-3t
wANTED-By colored giil, place to do
general housework. 4fS washington
ST. NV. Jel-3t-en
WANTED-By a young woman place as
cbamberInaid or nurse Call OF address
$50 Fla ave. Jel-3t
WANT ED-By three colored giils, chanl-
Derwork; general house work, reis, AL
q St jel-3t
WANTED-2 girIs wish q position in a
private family; willing at any Kind OF
noHscwork; can give refs. Call or ad-
dress No. 466 \ ST. ny31- Stem
WANTED-washing to do at home. Il
Ii St sw. my3l 81, EN-
WAATED-By young white woman, pc
Sition 10 care Tor infant; ref Address
L., this office. my29-7t-en
WANIED-By a white woman, lest of
refs, place IN private family as house
keeper, or TO go away with them. ur care
of children. Address s., this office.
my3l Stem
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WANTED Young grocery clerk; one w 10
understands cuLJiug meats. Call 81 ana
lnuiana ave. NV. II
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NANTED-lOo cabinet makers, TO work
III chair factory. COMMERCIAL EA-
CHANGE, gig st. NV. Je.-3t-eIn
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds OF old United
States postage and department. stanps;
collections also bought. II. f. DUNK
HORST. 1905 9TH st. NV. my9-y
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LA.iIES needing confidential JIeatrnenb,
a sure and safe relief IN all woman s
complaints and irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science or obstetrics from
the University or Munich, Bavaria strict
iy confidential MRS. DIR. KENNER, Aa
5 9TH ST he. near Last Capitol 81. ash
ingJon, d. u
SOU can get thc.. 1t The Times counting
room. wInCOw SardsIOr EOOInS anc 10 ard;
all kinds, &C
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MANTED-Several gentlemen to intro
duce To wneelneu the speClaf bicycle
poncy OF Ine leiiatIe New England Mutual
accident Association of Eostun; energetic
men Will iind IL 10 lEeir G0NantlSe 10 ad-
aieSS ii. l.. j.. this Office. E-ot,em
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MISCELLANE EOUS.
DIAMONDS ON EASY TERMS

LILLE SCkWAHN, magnetic treatment.
237 I'd st. NV; hours from 10 a. m 10
10 p. IN. jest
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FOR EXCHANGE-New Rochester bicycle,
gents machine, for a solitaire diamond
ring or stud. No. = G ct. me-. West Eek
hutton. my51 81, ,em
The times., 1897-06-03

FOR RENT have l nice room, suitatle
for gentlemen, single beds, With bodIu-
lol lth st. ne. JeE-ot
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HAVE PURE WATERl
JEFF JEN well digger, 106 LIZ
st. sw. Pumps repaired, wells cleaned, etc
orders promptly attended TO. Jel-It,em
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FOR RENT-1SO6 st. NV; rooms, FUR
nisucu or unfurnshed, single or en- sulte,
one soua re rom otate Department., ANehue
cable line Jeo-oe
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FOR Il RENT-i lalge bay window furnished
room, also halI room; with pliNLege
of board; private French family go
18th st. NV. Je--oV
The times., 1897-06-03
FOR sALE-LOTs,

FOR SALE-One building lot, 25x1 80 IT.;
Sc. Elmo, Va; cheap ior cash. Apply
239 3th At. aw. tez-3t
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FOR RENT-One large, beautifni sccohu-
s1,,rv 'front.' room. NORTH south and west
windows: rum ished or unfunlshed, Will
or without board; first-class nelg hborIoO
TWO suua les from cable cars. NO. 1o4 otn
ST NV lie ID roit iark. AZ
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PIANO TUNING, S150 Drop postal.
JAS. Z. DURITf, 800 12th st. Sc.
lel ,em
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FOR RENT-2O5 4 ST. NV. pleasant
rooms and bath; on "a floor heat ana
! gas. ST. IeZ-oJ
The times., 1897-06-03

WANTED-By respectable coiored woman
place as cook; good references Call
lao Il. l. ave. ie3-3t
The times., 1897-06-03

either for physician or quiet coupe,
el4y X St. NV; cannot be seen unth
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FURNISH all kind OF help. S29 9TH st. NV:
open . a. H., TO p. IN. 1el -4t-em
WANTED-At City Intelligence Office,
cooks, chambermaids, general house
workers, Iaundresses, nurses walters, por-
ters, drivers, dish washers, boys, also help
for Atlantic City and other resorts
sfiACkLEF0RD'S, 427 18th st. NV
my29-7t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-30
cood NevsFrom Mckenzie Gordon

The ARRANGEMENTS for the concert o.
Friday night about complete. deserved
e.at sal. opens Wcdnesd AZ morning.
Great interest is manifested In the star
course concert of Friday night. Secrc-
tarv Mckee received a letter from MI.
Gordon yesterday. In which ne says; !
am in better voice this year than last
because of the Improvement IN my
health" JUST think Of Mckenzie Gordon
being i'm better voice than last year. ana
the treat that is in store for those VINO
hc9r him.
There is already a great demand Tor
tickets. and in order that the members
of the course and friends OF the dsso-
citation may not be disappointed in socur-
ing seats. the committee have printed
one hundred and fifty exchange tickets.
When these are sold the capacity Of the
building will be reached and no other
tickets can be secured Thcsr exchange
tickets can be secured AT the association
to-day. and must exchange Cor reserved
seats on or after tomorrow Wednes-
dlv morning at . o'clock. The entire
programme will be most attractive
one. II is understood that Mr.. Gordon
win sing The Land O. The Leal." which
made such tremendous impression last
wear
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fHIEf.I ID ~ I'm 4 FELONY.
Bishop y wton in Charles City County.
Prefe ence- for Candidates.

RUTIIVILLE. VA, March 29.-Special.-
Some time in January or February Of the
present year. at Broad Neck, in the lower
portion OF the county r. C. Edwards.
Richn end commission merchant. and Will
son Nelson. Il citizen OF this county, ac-
cused "A negro Of taking some money from
Edwards. which he denied. They then
took the negro and hung him up with a
rope 10 Il tee. He was rescued by an
other negro before life was extinct.
At the last term Of the March court the
grand jury found "A true hill against I'd
wards and Nelson for felony Judge
Christian on the 23d instant baied them
TO appear at the April term Of the County
Court I'm the sum of 500 each.
Bishop John Il. Newton. Of this diocese.
preached fine sermon AT Maprico church
on the 2Gth instant TO large conGreGa-
ton and confirmed several
The fishermen report fish plentiful, but
the prices are not good.
in May supervisors and constahleS VIII
be voted for i'm the different precincts. 1
hear OF no new applicants. and presume
the old officers will be reelected.
Persons of all political opinions seem
10 be opposed TO constitutional conven-
ton.
Hoge Tyler is in the lead here Tor Gov
ernor our people want a farmer for
Governor Baker Il. Lee seems TO bc the
favoriie for Lieutenant Governor ard ID.
Gardiner Tyler for Aitorney-General.
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TO RETURN THE MONEY.
REF. DIR. STAhR IOCCHES a GAM
BLER's HEdRI WITH ms SERMON.
lie Had Won Large sum from an Aged
Widows Only Boy, aud He Pro'nisedto
Return ia Unique Instance.

Rev. DR.. w. q. Starr. of the Broad
Street Methodist church is one Of thu
happiest divines in the city.
Justly may he be so, for he has every
right to believe that lie has accomplished
great good.
During his sermon at the Broad-Street
Methodist church Sunday night. he rela-
ted The following interesting Incident
which occurred last week: Said he
81 was going along the street. when
across the way | SAW two men, ana
man with me told me that the older one
of the two had won $1,000 from the other
ut was said that the wager was laid
in Washington. and that the two had
come here that day. TO be In town Tor
several days.
APPROACHED THE MEN.
Il walked across the street. and, hand
ing my card 10 the men, told them
would be pleased to see them at my
church on Sunday night.
Il see them in the church now said
the Doctor "and beg the man who won
the 81 coo from his companion to restore
il TO him. and I further beg OF them
both To gamble no more, and especially
do | ask this OF the younger man. for
have learned since that he Is the only
support OF an aged mother"
These remarks created a profound sem
sation and stir in the congregation But
he story docs not end here.
WILL RETURN THE MONEY.
Yesterday morning while the Doctor
was on his way TO the Methodist MIN
isteriaI Association OF which he is Pres
iGcnt. he was approached by the elder OF
the two mon. who assured him that tho
money would be returned 10 the other
mans neither. Continuing the gambler
told DIR. Starr that he had been touched
by his words and that he would never
again play another card. lie assure"
tho eminent divine that he would In tho
future lead different life and the con-
yersation ended by Dr. Starr saying 10
the gambler III ever YOU are In need OF
bread you can have my last crust
The two men parted with htnd-shake.
and tho Doctor expressed hope that II
they never saw each other again IN thl5
life. that they night meet In Heaven.
DR.. Starr told me last night that he did
not know the names Of either or the men
or where they lived
lie said the older of the two was about
fortv-nve years OF age. while the other
was hardly over twenty-five years.
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rank Of the party on beard the IauTada'
or the others. among the more notable
were jose Marti. only son Of the beloved
cuban leader who fen I'm the early days
OF the rebellion. Dg Enrique Nunrz WI
laVircncio Manuel Ageero. q brother OF
the wcil-kn)wn Scrott Carload Ae'eioi
Juan Miguel Portuondo brother OF S'ncr
Portuondo. Of the revolutionary govern
mcnt. Jose VI ,stro y Sedano. Pedro Man
uel Machado. Dr. Arturo Arostcgui. ana
NJ Carbounc formerly OF the French
artillery service.
The military commander OF the o~peol-
ton. who assumed charge OF the whoic
force upon landing. wIs 1hcnist 'cies MO-
nnn. formerly of the Peruvian army, ana
az httnlorist Of signal ability Another
artillcrlst on beard was u. Alphcnse
Angaux. Augustin Acramonte acoompan-
led the expedition as an electrician
The cargo Of the Laurada consisted 81
three dynamite guns. ono Hotchkiss rapid
fire gun and twelve pieces OF artillery or
the ordinary type. IN the hold Of the
Laurada there were also two million car
tridecs a .arge quantity OF torpedoes ana
medicines sent by the oscar Primclles
Ciub. OF this city
COMMISSIONER TO CUBA,
Pros.Gcn, Mckinley has definitely decid-
ol 10 send q special commissioner 20
Cuhu. Since last Thursday the President
has been looking over the list Of available
men FOR the important work, and ne will
in q few days announce his selection.
The President has in view a close per
sOrai friend md man Of considerable
legal ability. in whose Judgment Mr.. Nc
Kinlcy has the greatest confidence.
The specific object OF the special com
miegfOner'q visit ~ Cuba will he 10 take
part i'm the intended investigation Of the
alleged murder of Dr Ruiz an American
citizen. Consul General Lee has absolutely
refused 10 Join I'm this investigation on
tho ground that he IS convinced the SYan-
ssh Government will not conduct q fair
inquiry. and that the decision OF tho
commission Will be a "whto-wash" for
all officials connected with Ruiz's death.
RIVERA TO BE SHOT
LONDON. March GA dispatch re-
cciVCd here from Havana, in reporting
the capture OF General Ruis Rivera. the
insurgcnt leader. and his chief-of-staff.
be tried by "a drum-head cOurt-mariiai.
which means that they will certainly
Be shot.
JUDGE DAY SUCCEEDS LEE
WASH Notion. -. g.. March CIT -
stated that Judge John i. Day. of can
ton. ohio. will 90 10 cuba 4q the dnlN
accredited representative Of this govern
ment. His especial mission viii be as
an envoy Of the President 10 examine into
and report the true state OF affairs on
tho island
Judge Day was offered and refused the
post Of Sohcitor-Gcneral. He came 10
Washington Saturday last. but did not
until to-day accent the Cuban position
tonight but will return very soon and
80 10 Cuba
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III. ye,erans VIII Attend General "se'
Funeral IN a Body.

,,,,.,, Commander W. 7. Woody called
p,"tatt Camp to order last evening lheie
n.os an unusual hush ana qu'et aoo"'
,hc weekly proceedings or the veterans
ono and all seemed 10 ievi INC ~ 800
H., Ioss that they had sustained III 'hv
deaths OF Generals w llilahl ~. lc4Is i,,,
pe.,ou Wise. Expressions OF sympd'hy
- orloqistic words for the heroic deeus
80 tbe two departed Confederate oihVeiS
-. 10 lie heard on all SIDES. 1900.
",rbc following committee was appointed
90 draft resolutions of respect; Coiohct
Y /. Maury. Colonel G.. 1. Loeir, anu
' ~. ~ ". 4. Woody. In tins con-
e'',inn an order was published 10 the
a., that the camp shall attend GeheIdi
SVtss.s funeral IN a body and uniformed;
Mrs burgess, chairman OF the fes'Ndl
,rrnmittee' read before the camp an aP
neal FOR AID for the Confederate iioiiie To-
Disabled Widows of old Confederate soi
d,ers. The appeal was unanimously auop'-
ed by rising vote n 9
vatentire the Union Station church cholr
vas present and rendered some uehsh'iui
Miss Ellen Taylor and Mr.. +. A. Beck
also added to the occasion by seNefai we'll
rendered songs. ,,.,... co,,o
hold a very interesting meeting on yester-
dan, afternoon ut Central Hall. number
~ 'nevv members were enrolled, ana great
enthusiasm was shown in the coming Con-
federate festival TO be held In May. and
great success reported In soliciting doha-
tons. -o,,.a
uers Governor Charles T. O'Ferrall. Polk
Miller. Esq. Professor G. NJ. Smithdeai.
Major Robert stiles, Captain j. w. kicn-
ardson. Registrar of the Land once.
r. y. La Camp. Sons at Confederate
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BEAT THE WILMINGTON,
HER SISTER SHIP, 1Hf HELENA
MAKES 4 SPLENDID Run
And Wins Finy-nve Thousand Dollar,
Bonus for Her tiuilder.-H-r speed
Fifteen and Eighteenth Knots.

New LONDON, CONN. March %
Special--'rhc trial "trip last Saturday q
the tight little gunboat Wilmington was
almost displaced to-day in the oincia.
spin OF her sister ship. the Helena. ex-
cept that the latter outsped the Winning
ton. and proved herself ten thousand dol
lars more valuable &C. her builders.
She left the harbor at 6:i5 o'clock TITS
morning for her Official speed TRIAL over
the measured twenty-seven mile course
down the sound
The same crew that put the Wilmington
through her PAGES were OH board the
Helena. and with the exception az u
strong TIDE the conditions were mere
favorable. and in fact were nearly perfect.
THE Run.
The race for the starting point. the
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Veterans. was called 10 order last night
by Commander Foxes ON motion OF
Ii.utensnt Mvrrissstte. II was decided TO
tender the hall to the Hollywood Memo
rial Association on Monuay night, May
comradc L. W. Mahood. OF Tlmmons-
vile. :. G.. sent baTel OF tobacco TO
the camp. TO be delivered 10 the veterans
Of the Soldiers Home.
ON motion OF Lieutenant spence.
committee was instructed To procure
seal fer the camp.
The Committee on the Cuban Entertain
ment reported progress. Comrades J. h.
+. stuart. r.. y. Cox ana !. J.. Pollard
w.r,. aprointed TO draft suitable resolu-
lions On behalf Of the camp on the death
OF General Peyton Wise.
Veteran Comrade Charles +. Taylor adj
dressed the camp in 4 very interesting and
enjoys bic manner.
Three applications for membership were
received