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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
LORD SALISBURY on THE WAR.
"Motives of Both Parties of Highest
Character"

LONDON, June 2s-Lord Salisbury, the
Premier, addressing the United Club, in
this city, this evening, said:
There is a black cloud on the horizon
one that does not affect us personally.
but which evokes the deepest sorrow and
our largest desire for its removal Ii is
the war OF two great States between
whom We are neutral-one bound to us
by every tie of kindred and similarity OF
institutions and religion; the other the
state that fought on our side when we
struggled with the threatening tyranny
of the First Napoleon Watching this
terrible war, we are bound to abstain
from expressing any preference or any
Judgment on either side. We know that
In both cases the motives were of the
highest character. We know that the
United States are animated by elevated
principles, and that Spain is inspired by
that love of independence which was the
greatest pride of all ancient nations. i
can only say 1 earnestly wish the day
may speedily arrive when this terrible
slaughter between two nations will cease
and the world be restored to peace.
with this exception, the world looks
smiling enough 20 US politically. The
convention with France has removed the
subject of conflict between us and our
greatest and most cultivated nelghbor
The Soudan expedition, If successfully
accomplished, will be the greatest work
Cor civilization that England has per-
formed for two or three generations.
'sfhe governments Chinese policy is to
prevent the Chinese empire from falling
into ruins, TO invite 1t into paths of re-
form. to give it every assistance in our
power to perfect its defences and to
increase its commercial prosperity. Thus
We should aid China and ourselves. 1t
is impossible that we should have the
same influence over China as over India
and Egypt, but l believe that so far as
railways are concerned our advantage
will be fully equal TO those of other
nations"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
WHERE THE VOLUNTEERS ARE.
Headquarters, at Least, Through
which They May he Reached.

which lney may bt
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 29.-The
War Department has published table
showing the present station of the troops
Of the volunteer army, 1t is the first Of
n series TO be published weekly, for the
benefit of persons who are anxious to
know the location of their friends, and
with whom they may wish to commune
cate. The list does not give the precise
place at which the troops are, but indi-
Gates simply the headquarters through
which they may be reached. 1t contains
the following;
First Florida Infantry, Tampa.
First Georgia Infantry, Chickamauga.
Second Georgia Infantry, Tampa.
Batteries A and b, Georgia Light Ar
tillery, Chickamauga.
First North Carolina Infantry, Jackson
VILE.
Second North Carolina Infantry, Raj
eigh, n. c.
Second and Fourth Virginia Infantry,
Jacksonville.
Third Virginia Infantry, Camp Alger.
South Carolina-First Infantry, Chick
amauga; Second Infantry, now organiz-
ing; Heavy Battery, Department Of the
Gulf, Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

Vie Does So, TOO, In Less Than One
Round,


NEW YORK. june ea-Torn sharkey,
tie sailor pugiilst OF California, knocked
out Gus Rubin. the Ohio giant, In less
than one round Tonight before the
Greater New York Athletic Club at Coney
Island. eG
Ruhlin's defeat was accomplished In
exactly two minutes and seventeen Sc
cohds. sharkey then rushed TO the ring
side. and, leaning on The props. shouted:
sI am now ready to meet Fitzsimmons,
Corbett, Mccoy, or any other man for the
heavyweight championship of the
world"
The story Of the fight, 81 It can be
called such, is easily told. RUhlin was
the first to land. but Sharkey was quick
to-reply. His arms-and he can use both
OF them cleverly--swung like falls, and
as ,hIs gloves landed on Ruhlin's head 1t
was seen at once that Rubin had not a
chance on earth against hts antagonist.
The knockout blow was a hard right
swing. which reached Rahlins jaw in
lust the proper spot. Gus went down as
II felled with on AK, and lay partly on
his stomach and elbow. lie tried to get
up but could not while the referee was
counting the ten seconds which would
end the encounter. Rubin was beaten
after the first swing had landed, and
Sharkey's stock in the pugilistio market
went soaring as high as rocket. The
spectators left the building quite satisfied
4. Il. .Fa nv
brutality or foul work.
The arena was crowded with q repre-
sentative gathering of sporting men from
all over the United States. who came here
TO see the contest.
Sharkey was the favorite and the ruling
odds wore 100 70 20 on. the sailor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
TRIBUTE TO BERNADOU.
His bravery and That OF BagIey and
the WinsIoyy's Men.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Navy
Department has received from Acting
Secretary Spaulding, of the Treasury De-
partment, a communication enclosing
letter from Captain Il. II. Newcomb, Of
the revenue-cutter Hudson. upon the en-
gagement in Cardenas bay, in which
young Bagley was killed and Lieutenant
Bernadou, commanding the torpedo-boat
Winslow, was badly wounded in the thigh.
After telling how well his own crew
acted during the time they were under
fire trying 10 rescue the Winslow, Captain
Newcomb says:
II take pleasure in testifying to the
remarkable bravery displayed by Lieu
tenant Bernadou and the men of the
Winslow, and consider it one of the
greatest privileges of my life to have
been an eyewitness of their conduct at
a time when many men would have felt
justified in abandoning all hope With
such officers and such men, the American
nation may well be proud Of its navy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
New Italian Ministry,

ROME, June 29-The following Cabinet
haa been formed to succeed the Ministry
OF the Marquis di Rudini. which recently
resigned:
General Pelloux, Premier and Minister
of the Interior.
Admiral Canevaro, Foreign Affairs.
Signor Carcano, Finance.
Senator Vaccheni. Treasury.
General San Parzano. War.
Admiral Palumbo, Marine.
Signor Baccelli. Public Instructions.
SignOr Forts, Agriculture.
slgnor Nunzionasi. Posts and Tele
graphs
Deputy Finoochiaro. Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
FRESH BEEF FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
Also for Cuban RecOncentrndOs and
Insurgent Troops.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Commissary-
General Eagan, Of the army, to-day
awarded to Swift & Co., of Chicago, a
contract for supplying the troops in Cuba
with refrigerated beef, in such quantities
and at such places as may be required.
The contract is a big one, and involves
the shipment TO that country of large
cargoes Of dressed meat, to be used not
alone for the soldiers, but also for feed
ing the reconcentrados and the Cuban
troops. The government guarantees the
contract to last for not less than three
months, and the beef is to be furnished so
that it will be perfectly good and fit for
use seventy-two hours after its delivery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
fe 2S-5t

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RE-
ORDAIN SECTION 2 OF CHAPTER 50
OF THE CITY ORDINANCES, CON
CERNJNG DISTRACTIONS AT RAIL
ROAD STATIONS AND STEAMBOAT
WHARVES, AND CLIMBING OF
BOYS ON CARS &C.
approved June q. 1881
Be It ordained by the Council OF the
city of Richmond:
THAT section Of chapter 50 OF the
CITY Ordinances. concerning obstrucli lions
at railroad stations ana steamboat
wharves, and climbing OF boys ON cars.
&c. be amended and reOrdained 50 as 10
read a. follows.
al any such station or wharf 10 make
any unnecessarily loud cutlery or clamor
or TO solicit custom or employment i'm a
tone louder than a conversational ore
or TO take hold OF any passengers per
son, clothing. baggage. or property. un-
less previously requested by such passcn-
ger to do 30. Nor shall any person solicit
custom or employment. except selling
daily papers, from any one when IA n
hotel omnibus. hack. or other vehicle
10 De or being conveyed TO or from a
hotel or depot. or from any person when
within 10 feet OF the curbing ~ the Side
wall surrounding a hotel; provided how
ever, nothing in this section shall he
construed 10 prevent hackmer or drivers
soliciting from their vehicles in the man
nsr above desc ribed. the patronage of any
person or persons.
This ordinance shall be IN force from
and after It's due publication.
BEN T. AUGUST,
JIG ROB- City Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
THE ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
Not n Negro ON Their Tfcket-Tips
from Clayton.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June 29-The
Republican State Convention to-day
nominated a full State ticket. headed by
II. +. Auten Of Pulaski county, for Coy
ernor There Is not a negro on the
ticket.
The following message from United
States Minister Clayton was read by the
chairman:
"Cty OF Mexico, June 9th.
"To the Chairm9n OF the Republican
State Convention. little Rock:
Although unable to occupy my seat
in the convention. / am with il In spirit.
May your deliberations be harmonious,
and conducive to good government and
free institutions. That you viii, without
a dissenting voice, endorse the st. Louis
platform, President McKiniey's nominal
ton, ard our righteous war with Spain,
and that you WIN give US good State
ticket upon a sound platform, do not
doubt. "e.
(slgned) 'PoWELL CLAYTON.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
AN ORDINANCE TO IMPOSE A IL
GEESE TAX UPON CERTAIN PED
LERS
approved June "a, 1898. }

Be It ordained by the Council of the city
of Richmond:
/. Nogerson shall, within the limits Of
the city OF Richmond, engage I'm selling
country produce Of any kind from wa
CONS, carts, or other vehicles, and In de-
livering them at the time OF sale, without
having first taken out a pedler's license
for such purpose, and otherwise conform
ing to the provisions Of this ordinance.
2 The tax on said license shall be $50
per annum for one selling at retail to
the consumer and $40 per annum for one
selling at wholesale 20 dealers. and shall
be paid in advance TO the Treasurer of
said city. Upon the payment thereof.
the said Treasurer shall issue TO the party
a license in proper form. and shall also
deliver TO him two tin signs, Of form ana
design to be determined and supplied by
the Committee on Police indicating the
payment OF such license tax, which said
signs the party shall have attached to
his vehicle used for peddling, one on each
side thereof.
for said signs. and the Auditor is instruct
ed to place said sum TO the credit OF
said committee for said purpose.
T. Nothing herein contained Is intended
TO conflict with the right Of any person
to sell their farm and domestic produce
1886 nor with the right OF persons to
sell manufactured implements or ma
chimes other than sewing machines, or
with peddlers of cooking stoves and
ranges and clocks, under chapter AS OF
the Acts of Assembly. 1697'S.
s. ANY person violating this ordinance
shall be liable 10 fine OF not less than
two nor more than fifty dollars, each
sale TO be a separate offence.
This ordinance Shall be in force from
BEN T. AUGUST,
10 2S-5t City Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
THE DOLPHIN INJURED.
Collision with the Newark-The
Latter Unhurt.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Secretary
Long has received word from Commodore
Remey, at Key West, that the flagship
Newark, with Commodore Watson
aboard, has been in collision with the
dolphin. The Newark was uninjured,
but the Dolphin sustained considerable
damage Sne is now on her way north
TO a dry-dock. No details are obtainable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
KEYSTONE STATE DEMOCRATS.
Convention Dominated by Bryan
ites-PIatform, However, state Only.

ALTOONA, PA, June 29.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day nominated
George A. jerks, of Jefferson county. for
Governor. and State ticket
The convention was dominated by the
friends of William j. Bryan. led by Colo
mel James NJ Guffey. OF Pittsburg. Not
withstandlng this fact. an effort to insert
a plank reaffirning the Chicago plat
form was defeated. the controlling inlu-
ence In the convention preferring that
the platform should relate entirely TO
state issues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

commission to adjust the canadian-Amer-
lean differences: The Lord High Chan
cellor. Baron Herschell; the Premier Of
Canada. Sir Wilfrcd Laurier: Sir Rich
ard Cartwright. Canadian Minister OF
Commerce: Sir Louis Henry Davies,
Privy Councillor and Minister of Marine
and Fisheries Of Canada. and counsel
for Great Britain before the International
Fisheries Arbitration. at Halifax. in 1857.
between Great Britain and the United
States, and Mr.. John Charlton, q Cana
dian member of Parliament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
SICKNESS AT TAMPA.
Specials to Eject That II Is Great
Untrue.

Untrue.
TAMPA, FLA, June @.-The specials
being sent out from Tampa TO the effect
that there is great deal of sickness
here are absolutely untrue, This state
ment is not made simply in a spirit of
contradiction, but is made from posi-
tive knowledge of the actual conditions.
This knowledge is gained from converse
ton with army surgeons and local ply
sicians, and from daily association with
the soldiers, visiting them at all of their
camps and having the freedom of the
camp hospitals. t.a..
Last week the hospital train left Tampa
for Atlanta with ninety-fve patients for
the hospital there. This was the total
number of sick people who were collected
from a total of 1900 men. That train
returned TO this city Saturday night, and
now has practically nothing tc do. II
is on a side-track here. simply waiting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
WHERE Is CARHANzA:
He Has Left Montreal. But Has Not
Returned 10 spain.

MONTREAL, June 29.-Loutcnant
carranza. the chief Of the spanish Blu
reau in this city. has been missing since
Monday. and the Star will announce in
the morning that he has left the city, but
that as far as can be ascertained he has
not returned 20 Spain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
serious Railway Accident.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. June "a west
bound passenger train on the Wabash
road was wrecked to-day a mile west
OF the Burlington junction. The locomo-
tive jumped the track. and the mall,
baggage. smoking, and chaii'-cars fol-
lowed, rollISg down an embankment. A
score of passengers were hurt, several
OF them seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
ANNEXATION NEWS IN HAWAII.
1t Causes 81 Tremendous Rise In
Sugar Plantation stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The
steamer Alema this evening brought the
following advices:
HONOLULU, June 22.-The annexation
news has caused a tremendous rise in
sugar stocks. Eva plantation stock is
held to-day at 800 a share, which is four
times the par value. other sugar stocks
have risen in proportion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
MARTINIQUE Nor A SPANISH nxsE.
Spanish Proposition to the Contrary
Notwithsta


Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.)
ST. PIERRE; MARTINIQUE. June %
The English steamer Remembrance,
which was consigned 10 the Spanish
Consul, still remains at Fort de France.
Strong inducements were made to allow
sci Alicante. United States Consul Dent.
however. interviewed the government on
the subject. and was assured that in no
circumstances would transfer OF the
cargo be permitted. and that tbs port
would not be allowed TO become store
house for the belligerents.
The Remembrance is awaiting orders
from Spain, and may leave at any mo-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
wage Reduction Restored.

LOUISVILLE. KY, june 29.-President
Milton n. Smith. Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. to-day sent out an
Official notice OF the restoration of one
half OF the reduction Of salaries made in
1893. The remainder Will be restored in
January 1889 The advance takes effect
to-day. and will affect about 1900 men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
Advance in Wages.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. June 2s.-The
Slawson Iron and Steel Company gave
notice to-day of an advance Of two and
half cents per ton 20 it's miners, to take
effect July lst This company employs
about 1900 men, and the advance is equal
to per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

Senator Hale has introduced bill ati-
thorizing the granting of American reg
istry 10 prize vessels captured. In war,
and which may be forfeited or ordered
Sold by the prize court and purchased
By citizens OF the United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

Mrs. Schuyler Crownnshield. whose
stories of Cuban life We're published
under the title Where the Trade Winds
Blow" is the wife of Captain Crownin-
shield, United States navy, who az one
time commanded the Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
YALE COLLEGES COMMENCEMENT.
Degree OF IL. ID. Conferred ON Pres
idept Mckinley.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, June 29.-The
isSth annual commencement of Yale Uni
yersliy was held to-day. with all the
pqInp and ceremony incident 20 Such oc.
casioas. and another class of Young men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
WAR NEWS AT MADRID.
Cuban situation Thought Favorable
Camara Going Through Canal.

MADRID, June 29--In an interview this
afternoon, Lieutenant-General Correa,
Minister of War. said the government
had no special news from Cuba, but took
a favorable view of the situation.
He asserted that Admiral Camara's
squadron had begun the passage Of the
Suez canal
THIRD CADIZ FLEET.
1t IS announced that the Vittoria the
Numancia, the Alfonso Kill, and the
Lepanto all armored cruisers, are ready
10 form the third squadron. The armored
cruiser Cardinal Cisneros apd the torpe-
do-sunboat Dona Maria de Molina, with
several auxiliary cruisers and torpedo
boats, that are TO be included, viii be
ready shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

yeas and nays having been ordered upon
ap amendment offered by Mr. otey. OK
virginia. 10 the bin. adding chewing ana
smoking tobacco 70 the rations OF SOL
di2rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION.
To Adjust the rica n
Differences.

LONDON, June Cit is officially an
nounced that Queen Victoria has ap-
pointed the following high commissioners.
in pursuance OF the agreement signed az
Washington on May 18th. for joint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
BEN +. AUGUST.
City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE AS TO THE USE OF
BARBED WIRE FOR FENCING.
lADproyed June "a 1881

BE 1t ordained D. the Council Of me
city OF Richmond
That after the expiration OF thirty days
from the approval OF this ordinance no
person shah. within three feet OF any
street or alley, put Of keep up any b1fefd
or pointed wire as a part Of ans fence OF
wall provided, however. that nothing
herein contained shall present any one
from putting such wire uDon the SOP OF q
wall or fence feet high. when no part
OF such wiye shall project over the NM
OF such wall or fence into a street o.
alley All wire now used as part ot
any fence or wall and closer than three
feet TO the line OF the nearest street Or
alley. and not on the top OF a fence or
wall five feet high. shall DC taken down
within thirty days from the date OF the
approval OF this ordinance.
ANY person violating any provision. re-
striction, or requirement ~ this ordinance
shall be liable 10 "A fire Of no, less tAan
s. nor more than $50; each days VIOLATION
10 be a separate offence.
BEN. T. AUGUST.
je 2S-5t cats Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

numbering over 200. has been graduateu.
The honorary degree Of Doctor OF. LAWS
was conferred upon President Mckinney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30

Cards. Blii-Heads. STATEMENTS. Letter
Heads. Note-Iieads. Circulars, HaEdbilis.
Dodgers, Sec. printed By the Dispatch
90 npany AT low prices. WIN give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work Send US your orders and
we viii guarantee satisfaction In eyery
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-30
AN ORDINANCE TO CONFER GER
TAIN POWERS ON THE COMMIT
TEE ON IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES
RIVER AS TO THE HARBOR OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

TAIN POWERS ON THE COMMIT
TEE ON IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES
RIVER AS TO THE HARBOR OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
(Approved June "a, 1881
BE 1t ordained by the Council OF Inc
city of Richmond:
1. The Committee on Improvement Of
James River shall have power TO fix
lines along said harbor within which ri
parian owners may erect wharves, docks,
and proper structures and fixtures Tor
commercial and manufacturing purposes.
They shall have az hority TO cause the
removal of any v Iarf, dock, WI, OK or
other obstructiOrs to navigation, on that
may, i'm their opinion, be injurious TO the
harbor or that may cause shOaling OF
said harbor, its branches, or tributaries,
at the expense OF the owners or the party
causing the obstruction, provided the
rights Of any owners of a wharf, whose
lines have been heretofore fixed by au-
thority Of law shall in no way be dis
turbed.
2. When any dredging is done in any of
the waters of the harbOr aforesaid the
committee shall have powers TO designate
the place at which the dredged material
shall be dumped.
3. The said committee shall have power
to make and enforce such rules and reg
ulations for the preservation or ms mar
Dor its police government, and the bet
ter use Of the wharf mornings and other
facilities thereof, as they may from time
to time deem proper
4. Any person who shall fail to obey
any requirement. restriction, rule or reg
ulation. which the said committee shall
declare or impose, shall be liable TO a
fine for such failure Of not less than 80
NOE more than 500. each days failure TO
be separate offence.
3. This ordinance shall be i'm force from
its passage. BEN Il. AUGUST,
70 2S-5t City Clerk.
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je % st
AK ORDINANCE AS TO THE EREC-
TON OF WOODEN BUILDINGS.
fAnnroved June q. 1851


BE # ordained by the Council Of Tie
city of Richmond:
That authority Is hereby conferred
unon the Board OF Fire Commissioner
and the Chief OF the Fire Department
To grant permission for the erection %
wooden buildings In amy portion OF the
city except such as the Counch mag
have designated as portions Wllnln
which no building Of wood shall be erect
ed and except as to such squares az ~
which there shall be pendlhs ptiote or or
Undetermined by the Council "a petltloA
of the owner or owners or at least one
fourth OF the ground included 10 eacA
respective square, praying me pIolil.t
ton Of the erection in any sucn square
OF buildings Of wood, unless the outer
walls thereof shall be made Of oricN ana
mortar or stone and mortar, or somo
other hreproof material.
. ANY persons who shall bald or preih
the erection of any wooden portion OH
building OF wood or shall ailoW any stSn IN
building OF erection upon his lot, IN Ho-
lation Of any such prohibition, and WIKI
out a permit US above stated, sh1u %
liable 10 fine Of not less than -, nor
more than SlOO.
3. Whenever any one shall be 80 ined,
he shall also be ordered BY the court iin-
posing the fine TO remove such building,
or portion OF such buildlng, within q un'
which may seem Reasonable 20 enc court
but not In less than i've days. IL any
person shall fail 80 obey such order ot
removal he shall be liable 10 a ine OK NOT
less than $50 nor more $500 for such fail-
ure. each day OF such failure 20 DE- -
separate offence. After Imposing ca nno
for such failure 20 obey the order OF re-
moval the court imposing such fine may
order the Chief Of the Fire Department
TO have said house, or such portion OK
the same. removed AZ the expense Of the
owner Of said lot, and the costs and *
penses so incurred shall be q debt d-5
By such owner 10 the city.
This ordinance shall be I'm fGvce from
It's passage.
BEN Il. AUGUST
a lIL.--