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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
STUART HORSE GUARD,
The Election Of Captain Had To he
Pos,Doued on Formal Grounds.

Tho members Of the uart Horse Quad
assembled last evening In their armory'
on nOr.h Seventh street, as directed ~
an order from the brlsadie.-7eLelai tof
the purpose OF electing a commander 10
succeed captain T.. j. Euker, VINO re-
Gently resi- ned. Captain A. 5. Lanier' OF
the brigade s,aff presided
Before taking up the elec ion Of a cap
tain the presiding officer ascertaned that
The rules prescribed Tor such occasi n q
ad not beea compiled with, ina5much
az the members who were absen wnrn
he order was read out before the troop
had not been notified OF the proposed
election.
1he meeting therefore. had 70 be adj
iourned, and Captain Lanier Will to-day
inform the Adtu ant-General Of the cir
cumstances. WnercupOn new e.,c ION
will be ord cred by the brigad er-gene. a.
IL is pretty well understood that large
majori'y OF the members Of the troop
desire 10 see Second Lieutenant Oscar l..
spot prom ed 20 the captancy. IL mas
been a faithful and Ell Client member Of
he troop for more than eight years. ana
he will In al likelihood be elected. This
honor is 10 be appreciated so much more
hirhly. as VIII COVE 10 Lieutenant
SpOtt entirely ursouglt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
CASE SENT ON.
i Negro Assaulted MIR. Louis Fleming
and Goes 10 che Grand Jury.

. w ah7fHftNtA 20 'AA hf'ti7 ~ AAAA'-r
and Goes to che Grand Jury.
a colored man. Robert Kenncy who has
been employed for a number OF years by
Chas. a. Schmidt 81 Co.. cigar manufac-
turers. was s,ut on DO tine grand jury
yesterday hy Justice trutchued ion
feloniously assaultIng SIR. Louis Fleming,
deputy Clerk OF tno Cuancery Court
on Monday afternoon Kinney went to
MI Fleming office 90 deliver an order
of cigars Mr. Fleming did not take The
cigars "a. that time. and tne negro grew
impudtnl and was ordered out Of the
office Later in the day Mr. Fleming
went 20 sec the cigar makers TO explain
Why he had not taken the cigars. As
Doe went into the Office the negro kinney
met him ana severely assaulted him. a
member OF The nrm FIR. Louis Ram
stettcr. in the excitement of tho moment
urged the negro on. but afterwards apo
loeized and made an possible amends TO
AR Fleming.
In view OF this fact Mr.. Fleming did
not make any charges against Mr Ram
stetter. but accepted his apology.
The conduct of the negro, however. was
most reprehsnsihlc aud in default of $50
BAH ne was remanded 10 Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Anniversary Entertainments OF the
WOod-Choppcrs Tonight.

hickory Camp Woodmen Of the World
will give an anniversary entertainment
tonight al Corcoran Hall which prom
ises TO be- delightful. An address OF WEI
come VIII be delivered by Mr. W. II.
Adams. AFTER which the following pro-
slaume Nlli be rendered under the leau-
eishlp Of Mr.. Wiii3m Corder. ,,,,.
Tenor SOLO (seiccteu), Chas. II. fhlllps.
bliss SOLO tscicctedj, n. 4. RueBer
Empire ManuOun and Guitar tluD-Mlss
LIZZIE EueIs0u. Miss Mary Bluiofd, MISS
Lula LOnpan. Miss susie Lonean, ana
W nis.nog 500 Airs. Clifton Malone.
Address" Hickory camp MI NJ 4 o.
solo (selectod). Mrs Josie Phaup.
tltnr.o..,-Joun rtatman, Willie Ford,
Waverly Smilhie. Roy Ford.
90. Gee OF cuba Toes, MISS Nirsie
Mosby. o.,e.- -.
1udrcss-"Fratornity and Its Benefits"
Hon. D. G.. Richardson.
Tenor so tseiected), Captain tfahh
Cunningham.
t,roi,.1. i....c O.. Mr.. William Carder.
Solo lselectedD, Mr. Richard WOOL
diiage.
500 selected. Mr.. w. Eatkins
Gaze Waih oeu.4 $ BngdD.. $50.
Address" Wooumen of mo World,
District Deputy ID. W. Inayer
Quartctie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
Mr.. u. ". Pickrell. Jr. Married.

Advices we're receive In this city yes
terday OF the wedding Of Mr.. Leoulon w.
F.ckeIeI. Jr 70 Miss Alice Rhoaces.
Which took place In Williams, Arizona
on March sth.
Mr.. Pickerell Is well known IN Richmond
and Is the son OF Mr.. 4. W. Pickercil 'he
attorney IN this city. He IS engaged
with the Atchisor, Topeka and SANTA 70
railroad at Williams. His bride "a SPOKEN
OF as pFcpossessins and widely 2opu.ar.
Mr. and Mrs P.ckercl Jl Sii probably
visit Richmond on their wedding tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
DOWN IN lUNENBURG.
Scarcity Of Mast in the Woods Drive
wild Turkeys into the " heat Fields.


HoLLYDALE. VA. March Especial
Mr. Aubra Bottom. Of Mecklenburs coun-
ty, Va. and Miss Emma Bottom OF
brunswick county. Va. we're married a,
Mr.. J. II. Bottom $. near Turner s. yes
terday.
Mr.. Richard Taylor. near Williams'
church. cOntu ues In feeble health
Mrs. Or. Lie and her daughter, Miss
Susie. attended the burial yestsfdty OF
Mrs. Hites brother, Dr. John OSburn,
who died AT his residence, near south
Hill. Va. on the lith.
The recent showers OF rain. together
with the warm Gays, have wrought
a great change I'm the appearance OF the
wheat fields Two weeks ago they w're
well.n'gh barren. e. day they are nearly
covered and are as green as Emerald.
There is a splendid stand Of oats that
were sown last fall. and the splilg SOW
ing IS about over and are coming up
well
Farmers arc busy sowing clover seed.
but a failure 10 get a stand for tns
last several years has greatly dsscouT-
aged them.
Every thing indicates that a big CROP
OF tobacco win be planted. Plots OF lani
that viii bring only fair crops OF corn. arc
teing prepared for tobacco. II Is ikely
that the market will be filled with monde
script grades.
The scarcity OF acOrns and berries IN
the woods has compelled the wild turkeys
10 take 10 the wheat fields in unusual
numbers. One gentleman killed three az
ono shot not many days ago.
Two Of our local hunters were out BIRD
hunting. and one Of them killed a Wild
gobbler that weighed nearly twenty-ihree
pounds gross.
The Oldest people cannot recall winter
and spring so dry az this In a great
many wells there Is but ltiie water. and
the wet weather streams. that are usually
flooded at this season, are hardly run
ming.
our people are opposed to war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
ST PATRlCK'S LIFE.
His SeIGsacr.fcing Work for Ireland's
Salvation.

Salvation.
The life Of the famous Irish saint IS.
"a every body knows. buried and almost
lost unoer a tangled debris OF legend
and tradition. much OF IL grotesque In the
extreme. This was only 10 be expected
IL is "a fate almost sure 20 oyertake a
great religious leader In a rude ana uncer-
tain age: but as a result. any attempt TO
read out the true biography OF 81. Patrick
from the existing records is like trying
TO declpher an obscure and faded manu-
SCRIPT over the face OF which have been
drawn q succession Of arabesques and
caricatures.
stnl il Is not to be doubted that St
Patrick both lived and accomplished a
great work-greater indeed, than people
in general are accustomed 20 give him
credit for-and even as 10 the details Or
his lite We are not LEFT wholly al the
mercy of legendary lore. few appar-
entity authentic documents remain-chiei
among them the Confession believed
TO have come from his own hand. Tho
"Epistle" also is probably genuine but
IS far less important.
THE CONFESSION
The Confession" Is an extremely in
teresiing document 10 the student at
least From It we get a very meagre ac-
count OF the incidents OF the authors
carcer-though il contains about all that
IS trustworihy-but the impression II
gives Of The great missionary character
Is clear ara striking. IL IL easy TO see
that he was man well qualified to win
mems hearts-which Is necessarily the
first step toward saving their souls.
st. Patrick was an enthusiast OF
course-else he had been poorly fitted
for his task lie was also something Of
a dreamer but happy strain OF practi-
cality pervades his dreaming; II never
fails TO come TO some thing. His visions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
HAD A HEM0RRHAGE.
A Young Man Taken Seriously Ill in
Broad-Street Car.

About o'clock last night gen lemau
was laken suddenly III on Bfoad-s rect
car. When Ninth street was reached ne
VAS taken from the car a.d iaken INTO
/ Rlalr's drugstore. where he had
ViO.en. hCmOrIhase.
Every eif0rt was made 20 get a ply
siclan. and finally q e vices OF a meli-
eal udent were secured. who worked
over hin assidu0us.y. SO serious was
his condition tfat his wife W o was with
MIN. became alarmed and Gispatched a
M essenfer 10 the Bishops mousse. VINO
coon returned accom- panied 10y a pri -.
Later on. however, the yourg man re
-ived sufficiently to he carried home I'm
carriage. His name was said 10 De
French, ard he was a stranger 10 those
Hho were ass sting him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
The Funds VIII BE Apportioncd at the
Next Meeting.

The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings met last evening in room No.
on the third floor OF the City Hall with
the following members present: Mcssra.
NJ Gunst chairman. j. NJ. King, r. $.
Brock j. H. Blanks j. 4. Nedle, X. Il.
Briggs and Evan 6nead
The usual monthly pay roll amounting
o. Sl62. was approved, and several bills,
aggresatns $s19g2 were ordered to be
paid.
Permission was granted TO Mr. c. Zim-
mtr WAC has the contract for the privi-
leges az the lake near the New Rcser-
voir u rent out the house sou-h Of the
reservoir in which he at present lives.
10 Mr.. j. z. Tompkins. one OF tho en-
ployes az the pump-hOuse.
me apporuonment OF the funds appro-
priatcd in the budget of The present year
was laid over until the next regular meet
INK.
The chairman Of the committee was
authorized To- appear before the Commit
tee on Li6ht % request that body that the
electric lights in the various parks b.
turned ou at such "a time as may DE
agreed upon by the City Engineer ana
the Superintendent OF the Light Depar.-
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
SELF-SACRlFlCE OF CUBANS.
Rev. DR.. Barr Refers TO Their Efforts
e. secure Freedom.

Rev. William A. Barr rector Of Monu-
mental church. delivered his fourth adj
dress during The midday Lenten services
at No. 1875 cast Main street Yesterday af-
tcrno0n. BIO spoke OF fhe Truth, The
know edge OF which seeks freedom. tie
alluded 30 "a feeling manner 90 the heroic
acts OF oeif-sacrince on the part OF the
PEOPLE IN Cuba who desired 20 secure
their free1m
Truth makes Us free from The granny o.
superstition De said. and 30 teaches that
in reality we are here IN this univ rye in
fhe house OF The living Father OF Jesus
Christ. where we have only spiritual emo
mics. and chat we have only 20 Or ad
Oirsevce. Truth also makes us frce
ircm fear and from sin. and through the
Truth of Jesus Christ men are made free
from that tyranny. death. There Is only
ore way to- acquire the knowledge OF
Truih-the Lord Jesus Christ.
Rev. Air Barr viii again conduct the
Lenten service this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
Mr.. WithrOw i'm Town.

Hon. 4. T. Wlthrow. the member OF tho
House 81 Delegates from La,h county
90 IN 'he rry s'oDp.ng al the Lexington.
He will be here for month OF SIX weeks
as he nas business contract IN the Guy
10 nh.
Mr. Wishrow Is much Interested IN 'nc
nr,nosed proceedings 10 determine wheth-
or or not the position OF Register OF i.anc
Once has been abolished. No matter
VIA, decision may DO reached be says
mere is no misleading the intention Of tas
LEGISLATURE 10 abolish the Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
THE DEATH OF
Mr.. M'CLlNT0CK.
The Body Found in the Canal But No
Foul Play,
WAS ACTIVE IN THE CAMPAIGN.
A Popular Employee Of tho City Gas
Works-His Brother Killed by
Runaway Horse-Tho
Funeral
WAS ACTIVE IN THE CAMPAIGN.

The death by drowning Of Mr.. Robert
Al MccIntoch. a popular and valued at
tooh6e Of the City Gas Works. which oc-
CURED on Wednesday night. came as a
painful shock 90 a largo number OF
friends.
As stated In The Times yesterday, cries
for help were heard from the direction Of
tho Canal near Seventh street. about II
o'clock Wednesday night and brown
DERBY hat was found ncatlng in the water
a. that point A search was made for
the body that night, but without sue
cess.
BODY RECOVERED.
Early yesterday 3D. number OF mon
began 20 drag the canal and about
O'Clock two Of them. VIM. Butler and
Tom Drummond. caught the body and
a. was placed ON The south bank or the
canal and th, Coroner notified.
Upon examining the contents Of the
pockets OF ths man, be- was learned from
Tho nam. ou an envelope and "A receipted
gas bll that tho body was that Of Mr..
n. ~ McCIntock, of 6iz China street.
Besides these papers about $50 IN money
VAS found in Dis pockets.
Times reporter Immediately proceed
ed 90 tho rclid .u.C O. ST. McCintock
family and as gently as possible broke
the sad news Mrs McCuntock was
greatly distressed and was completely
overcome. The ladies 100 the neiehborhood
kindly and sorr0wfuly gave their assist
ancc 20 the bereaVed family which con-
sists OF Mrs McCNutock and four small
children
SIR. McCllntock mas been connected
with the upper gos works Tor about
nUosn years. and during an that time
has been most faithful in the discharge
of his duties as tarper
MUCH SORROW FELT.
Superintendent Knowles speaks in the
highest terms OF him. and expressed pro-
found sorrow at h.s miwely end
Bob has been associated with MS for
"a number u years. and : was very fond
% him. HIS character was ALWAYS above
Ycpro8ch and DTS services faithfully dis
charged. ] am sorry this has happen
ed"
Mayor Taylor was almost overcome
when he heard OF the death Of Mr.. Nc
Cnntock
"He fas been my lifelong friend. and
has worked I'm every POLITICAL campaign
for my success sometimes getting. per
haps. too enthusiastic lie was ono Of
the best men in the world. whole-souled
rcntlcmcnly and HNd-hcarted. and was
rood workman. have had nothing 10
hurt me so much for "a long time ass this
death has," said Mayor Taylor
Ills fellow associates in the gas de-
partmout expressed great sorrow at the
Joss of their friend
rs TIIE CAMPAIGN
AIr NcClintock had been quite active
l0 the recent campaign. advocating the
claims Of Dis friends and nO LONGER ago
fNnn "Wednesday was exceedingly iunilaut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
MONROE Democratic Club.

The Monroe Democratic Club will hold
i.s regular meeting az us rooms in Pick
EFT Camp Hall. corner Broad and Fifth
streets. this evening at SIS =. VI. AT
members are expected TO attend, amt
matters OF interest will be discussed.
This club is not one Of those organ
lied for the municipal primary campaifn
hut IS 10 be a permanent Democrat
Club and has alrePdy a membership that
compares favorably with that Of any
club In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18

The Stata Board Of Edu'a'i0n WI meet
Tuesday March 29'h ar II \. VI. 10 70
ceiye the History Committee Of the Grand
Camp, Confederate Veterans. who viii
present the resolutions recently adopted
by the camp touch ne the adopton Of a
United states history for the public
schools OF Virginia. The meeting will
he held In the ONCE OF Superintendent Of
piihlir instruction in the State Library
building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18

The Central W. c. T. 4. held an inter-
esting meeting on wednesday afternoon
and transacted considerable business
Mrs. Jno. T. Rogers was present. and
Is much improved In health. and gave ar
interesting talk upon w. c. T. L. work
In North Carolina
Mrs Thos. Whitehead's talk on prison
work was very interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
Chnmnlonshin Gnme.

The opening game Of the basketball
championship series will be played to-
night AT $50 O'Clock The Farmers In hay
seed costume will be arrayed against the
Hot females. the red shirt quiniette.
IN exciting and close game IS looked for
All OF these games are open 10 the public
and both ladies' and gentlemen arc cor
daily invited TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
WHAT is THE GRIP
IL is Certainly Most Mysterious Dis
ease. But Its Real Cause is Clearly
Explaincl.

In vestieation has shown that nearly
overv family In the city has had at least
one ~ ia members attacked by the grip.
bur n seems 10 be coming In a different
form this year than ever heretofore. Men
and women complain more OF nausea
mains ir the arms. mbs and about the
back and a geaeral lack OF appetite and
ambition.
Now. all this proves clearly just whore
the cause of the grip Is located. Have
you ever seen a sewer or drain clogSci
up after a heavy rainY IL Is precisely
this way with the grip. Inc kidneys Sc.
clogged up and the poisonous ACIDS which
should pass from the system are thrown
back until finally they get Into the blood
and so poison tho who e boy.
Read what the eminent Or. Hamilton
has 10 say upon this subject: 1t II clear.
says he, that In order 10 drive gap
and similar poisons from the system 1t
Is only necessary 10 open up the sewers;
in other words. 10 put the kidneys I'm
perfect working order so that they VIII
carry these poisons away instead OK A.
lowing them 10 clog up and ruln the
blood. and. unfortunately this Is nor al
together an easy thing TO do
There is. so far as the medical profess
sion and science know. but one discov-
cry that will quickly and effectually open
up tho kidneys and az the same umc
soothe them. That discovery. which has
cured go many thousands OF men and NO
men: which is keeping 80 many m perfect
health to-day. and which is used go uni-
versally the word over Is warmers safe
Cure II Is recommended and used by the
highest medical authorities both abroad
and in America. II ca1 be ta.sen by the
most aged person and the tiniest ,hili
with beneficial effect. for Il is perfectly
pure and harmless. Prot Boyer. OF Ger
many. Or. william Edward Robson. q
England, and Or. Gum. OF New York. are
all prominent men who speak in the hiSl-
est terms OF this great remedy. n you
have any symptoms Of the grip. ct M
advise you 10 act promptly. for YOU VIII
find that Safe Cure will relieve you ljick'
w. take you from q condition Of misery
and put you on the road 90 health"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
TALK TO RED MEN.
An Address Last Night by the Great
IncohoI O..

Judge Robert T. Daniel. Of Georgia, tho
Great Incohonee OF the Red Men. deiv'r-
ed a most interesting address last night
at the Young Mems Chi .ytian Association
upon the birth. growth and principles Of
the orGer. which is now celebrating It's
jubilee year.
The pleasures Of the evening were en-
HANGED by voc and Instrumental muslc
Of a high order. 1he Rel Men, OF whom
there ar. many IN Richmond. turned ous
en- masse to hear the distinguished In
CoaOnee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
Demand FOR Fertilizers.

Tho large fertilizer houses In Rich
mend are very busy with their spring
trade, which is larger than IL has been
in many years. There Is an enormous
and unusual demand for fertilizers Tor
the crops 10 be grown this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
Wants pama ges.

Tn the Law and Eouty Court Yesterday
morning the case Of J. +. Hudg'ns. al.
minstrator against the Richmon Trac-
ton Company will be called up for trial
II ~ a suit for $1,000 damages for in
iurles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18
TWO SMALL ASSIGNMENTS.
Mr.. John l.. Ridenour and Mr.. VIM.
II. PeatrOss Fail for - 900 Each.

A deed Of assignncn. was ilcd in the
clerks ofhcs Of the Chancery Court ) es-
fsrday afternoon by Mr.. John l.. Ride
uour. the owner Of the drug store ON the
northeast corner OF Eighteenth and Main
streets. naming MIR. John NJ. King as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-18

Take Laxative Bron1o Qulnius Tablets
All drugg SITS refund the money II Il ial
to cure 25c. The genuine has L. b. Q. on
each tablet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Asss,sn, Secretary OF the Navy also member OF
thai committee reported at Il subsequent stage %
the proceedlngs having received reply from ~
ss,ant Secretary Allen granting everything "'"
for In the request of the committee 49,. :, nod
General Coils at this stage reported td' Il ~"
been decided that after the c;tys guests o'. ~.
Glen Island had been taken as far as Gran .o'iic
they would be put ashore on the rHtutn .itp n -,
Ons,hundred "A Twenty fsh-st. md West INenty
secord-st and at such other convenient places
as they might choose. , 49,, ,ha No.
nartr,ent had provided additional boats, one 81
which would be used for the S9iNeilieu.c ", ~
Msvnr and the Committee ot Ten 10 present 70 70
Rear Admirals Sampson and Schey an aodfess u
IN Money 20 be contributed toward defraying ex-
nsnees is 10 be sent the Office OF cora Meyer
she treasurer ,, s ia co,,rn,.tee ~
Ten In his repor, said that the list heeEeht ba'I
had been engaged 70 supply Inusic, on me 49,, ~
island Badges for the committee nao DeeI 80.
and would be distributed on the ooa's 10 "ohe'
IoSn II starin. Mr.. Gugsenheimer said had
furnished a special boat for the Accommodation o.
the representatives OF the press 49,. .,.-
q, The close OF the meeting. and later me oll.idi
Programme for to-day was announced III 'hs
Nia~oT Nan WICK was In his Office in the City
1,ai1 ves,erdav nearly all day. busy with the task
~ overseaing the work o. the committee OF At
rangements for to-days parade. and p!ePetirs an
address 20 be delivered 20 Rear AoNiidIs .a'ipso"'
and Schley Alfre, * DOwnes. the Mayors score.
tary and several ASSISTANTS W re kept pusy an
day distributing tickets TO mem3ers OF the coz on
Tn,,,ee and city officials who are TO 60 on the
go nressing demand for tickets that many ON
ee;aIs were disappointed. Mr. Downes said there
would be overcroweine on the OleA lsIamu an "a
tickets for another steamboat we,e o. s ~
tnse,ne by the number of tickets Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
CASHMERE BOUQUET
WORKS..

and the Go,!lla Of excursion boats will fall In pc
hind Inc police line and under no circums 'ahces
must any vessel attempt 10 proceed or piea ii;
Though The police lines. The excursion hctiia VII
maintain this position until the police me eiia
hundrei and fifieenth-st, when the POM
hoa,s will break TO the left and allow the nouud
~ excursion boats following II 10 proceed on INV
cas-, side of the channel. passing as rapidly as pos
sble and taking position 10 the rear OF tne uPitS'
nolice lines at One hundred and-tweny seventh
81 in order 70 give the fleet an opportunity 10 !ake
It's position and fire the salute The excuIsIoh Hi
,,,i remain north OF the upper police line uht
ina, line moves forward as the feet moves DOH
the river On the return the lower police mes WI
nrecede the fleet which will ne followed ~ ne
inner roice line behind which will come the noliiid
of excursion boats proceeding In this formation 20
the anchorage at Tompk!nsvllle, when the eNc"'-
sion no;a will disband. , ..oso
II the comma nder OF any vessel dsfeedns 81
regulations or any Of them he VIII ne l!nnleul" VIZ
arrested a guard will be placed on the vessel anu
II Will be promptly docked
The Hudson River front Will he policed by 'he
off platoons In all there will be massed along the
river front $500 policemen Al the Battery there
will be four hundred patrolmen under inspector
Cross who will have general supervision OF ''e
territory between the Battery and West houston
ST At other prominent points as far hor'h AZ
Grants tomb policemen will be concentrated. IN
snector Thomson will have supervision OF 'ne
,,srs aud wharves between West Houston ana
Tif,v-nin,h SITS Inspector Donald Grant between
Fiftv-ninth and Eighty sts and inspector
NcI.aughlin between Eghty-sixth and one-huh-