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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-27
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T4itan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-27
THE VINEYARD,
). s. SrieOenwafO 4 Coup,
IO9 unS III 9ipro= Gutaiuz Ctr.

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Settags> An5et9en.
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Offtrirt nur 81, rtiuim g,jH, uno 5prjtuoitu iiiy
Wontic,No. Ser Sbtrpooo Ro1o.n l2bisfcp.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
NEW MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Governor Appointed Fourteen Physi-
clans Yesterday.

Governor Tyler on yesterday named the
following physicians to constitute the
State Board of Medical Examiners:
From the State at Large-Drs r. w.
Martin. of Lynchburg. and w. L. Robin
son, Of Danville.
First Dstrict-Dr. L. s. Foster, Ma
thews county.
Second District-Dr. H. NJ. NASH
Norfolk
Third District-Dr. j. f.. Warinner,
Fourth Qistrict-Dr s. W. Budd, Pc
tersburg
Fifth District-Dr r. s. Martin, Pa
trick.
Sixth District-Dr. Samuel Lyle. Lynch
burg
Seventh District-Dr. r. C. Randolph
Clarke.
Eighth District-Dr. r. NJ. Slaughter,
Fairfax.
Ninth Dstrict-Dr l.. T. Brady, Abing-
don.
Tenth District-Dr. Charles w. Rod
gers. Staunton.
These gentlemen were recommended by
the Medical Society of Virginia
Drs. L. C. Williams, of Richmond, and
NJ. r. Allen. of Norfolk, were appointed
as the homeopathic members of the
board upon the recommendation of the
Hahnemann Medical Society, of the Old
Dominion
The members serve four years from
April l. 1898.
The Governor has also appointed
Charles Link. of Charlottesville, a men,
Der Of the State Board Of Pharmacy, to
succeed Mr.. Martin, of Norfolk, who de-
clined to serve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
COIINcr-Dny Rally at CIny-Street.

Interesting exercises will be held at
Clay-Street Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow. The Sunday-school room has
been renovated and beautified. and Sun
day will be rededicated at the IL o'clock
service.
At o'clock the Collyer celebration will
be held under the auspices of the Epworth
League, when the following interesting
programme will be rendered.
Hymn 1872. Congregation; Prayer. Rev.
w. w. Smith; Scripture Reading. Romans
X, Sill. Miss Resale Pettis; Hymn, 9i5,
Congregation; Offertory, Choir; Ten
Minute Talk on Korea. Mr.. Asa Johnson:
Paper, History Of the Korean Mission
Movement" Miss Ethel Gilman: Hymn,
665. Congregation Reading Letter from
Rev c. T. Collyer. Mr.. Lee G. Crutch-
field; Solo (selected). Mr.. Stuart Hop
kins; Prayer, Mr.. G. II. Hamilton; Brief
Talk by the Pastor; Missionary Offering;
"Praise God, from whom all blessing
flow; Silent Prayer. followed by Bene-
dictiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
POCAHONTAs IN FOR REPAIRS.
Mr.. barney Has just Completed ar
Elegant steam Launch

The Virginia Steamboat Company S
palatial steamer Pocahontas. which has
been plying between Richmond and Nor
folk for the past three years, has been
taken to the ship-yards in Norfolk, where
for several days she will be laid off for
repairs. During the period Of her mac
tivity, the Ariel, which ran on James
river before the Pocahontas was put on,
will take her place.
Mr.. Barney. of Homewooi. has just
completed the construction of a splenCid
steam launch, which will be run between
Meadowville and Richmond, and will ne
kept for pleasure parties on he James. 1t
will be launched at Mea lowville mex.
Tuesday. The makers of the engine nave
guaranteed that the boat will be ma lie
fast, and Mr. Barney hts e Id Adjutan:-
General Male that n case Of war the
launch will be at the service Of the gov
eminent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
1T HAS RETURNED.
THE FLYING SQUADRON Is BACK
AT HAMPTON ROADS
in THEIR FORMER POSITIONS
Uhe Vessels May Rendezvous at New
mort News Again-rhe Massachu-
sets i'm the Pink of COndition-An
Incident i'm Habana.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. April To-
Especial 1.-THE Brooklyn, Massachusetts,
Texas, Minneapolis. and Columbia, COM
prising the flying squadron, returned to
Hampton Roads at $3.50 o'clock. and
shortly afterwards anchored off Old Point.
The passage Of the ships into the
Virginia capes was heralded early in the
afternoon, and when the grim-lookins
monsters hove in sight, quite large
crowd collected on the piers and break
water to welcome their return
The flagship was ON the right Of the
column in the lead and the Massachu-
sets, Minneapolis. and Columbia followed
An order. with the steady little Texas
bringing up the left When the ships
slowed down, they resumed relatively
the same positions they occupied before,
probably more punched. if anything. and
nearer in shore.
At $50 the Minneapolis weighed anchor
again and proceeded TO Newport News.
arriving there an hour later. The Column
bia followed shortly after Both ships
will have their coal bunkers replenished.
RENDEZVOUS AT NEWPORT NEWS.
IL is very probable that Newport News
will again be the rendezvous OF the lying
squadron in day or two, as all OF the
ships will require go0dly supplies OF coal,
which can be plsved aboard with more
dispatch from the Chesapeake and Ohio
piers Most OF the time while nj sea
ives devoted by the ships TO tests OF guns
OF varying power sub-calbre practice
being INDUCED IN. Commodore Schley has
no instructions az To the future move
nents OF the squadron but he anticipates
sailing orders al any time. None of the
officers and men We're permitted ashore
this afternoon, aud no visitors were al
lowed aboard the ships. Not even the
officers friends are granted this privilege,
restriction not heretofore imposed.
TIE MASSACHUSETTS,.
An officer stated tonight that II is
hardly probable that the Massachusetts,
will be replaced In the squadron by the
New York or any other ship. 1t is true
that merchants and others owning water
interest ia the cities approached from
Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
have appealed TO the Navy Department
To keep wsrships stationed here per-
maneGtly, but the Massachusetts demon-
strated while at sea that she is In the
pink OF condition, and will be able To do
The work for which she was designed. II
IS startling statement 10 make, but II
~ fact, the Massachusetts Strength
;s eanaj 10 more than one third of that
OF the combined strength OF the squadron
Anoti " ship may be dispatched from
Key WeSt 10 remain In Hampton Roads
but the Massachusetts will surely 20 ON
with Commodore Schley.
SORE DIsAPPoINTMENTs.
~ is slated reliably that the manoeuv-
IIns al sea OF the Minneanolis
hD' ''"'ninbia. was sore disappointment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
HOW MANY ARE READY TO FIGHT:
An Inquiry About the Young Mems
Institute ut Roanoke,

ROANOKE. VA, April 15.-(Special) J.
The Young Mems Institute of Roanoke. a
Catholic organization, has received from
the chairman of the Supreme Board of
Directors Of the order in the United
States an inquiry as TO how many able
bodice men the institute in Roanoke can
furnish in the event of war. The same
inquiry has been made of the command
ers of the order all over the United
which the Supreme Board has in view
is to ascertain how many members of the
order in the United States can be counted
on to lend their services in defence of
their country, and as soon as definite
figures can be procured a report will be
made to the War Department OF the
government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
IN THE LYNCHBURG COURTS.
Jury Fail to Agree in the Shaner
Case-POIice News.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April l5.-(Special.)
Joseph Kennedy, a plumber, who came
here some time ago from Philadelphia,
was arrested to-day. charged with
forging his employers name to two
checks. aggregating s29.
In the suit in the Circuit Court of Louis
.. Shaner VS.. the Southern railroad for
$1,000 for the loss of a leg, the jury fall
ed 10 agree.
Judge Stafford G. Whittle. of the Circuit
Court. has decided that the Norfolk and
Western railroad cannot discriminate
against baggage companies at their depot
In this city, holding. II they admit one
TO their premises for the purpose of So
hciting baggage they have to admit
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS

nv the thousands. There is a cause for
selling them as no wholesale house ever
bought them.
Checked Taneta-Sik Parasols Brown
Navy, Green, and Hello Combinatiohs'
S225. ,x
Checked and Plaid Bordered Taheta-
SILK Para soils canopy tops, S.M.
Fancy Two-Tone Effects for l.9.
BLACK AIl-Snk Parasols. black enam-
cIled sticks. silk tassels. 9Sc.
Black-Silk Twilled. with fun frllls, N.'o'
White An-Sik Coaching Parasols, NC:
White. Silk-Trmmed. for Sl.21 ana A.'o
.Children's Fancy Colors. satin, lec'
Children's. l6-inch size. for 65c;
Solid Colors. in Pink, Blue, or Red' TOT
&c. ., -,
Colored Changeable Taffeta SILK Close
Rolling sun Umbrellas, with silk cases
and tassels. S1.33-for the best you
value ever offered.
Black Taffeta-Silk Close-Rolling Steel
Rod Umbrellas. silk cases, 2bs UNI
brellas for $l.49.
Mems 2S-inch Silk-Twi1ed Steel-kod
Umbrellas. CSC. instead of Nl5.
Mems Self-ClosinG Steel-Rod lmbrel-
las. patent frame, Prince-or- wales
handles 81 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16

The services at St. James Methodist
church Sunday will be devoted to the
missionary cause. The pastor will preach
a special sermon at II a. NJ. and at night
the Epworth leaguers will have a
"Colyer rally" Revival services will be
held every night next week. with a SER
mon each evening by Rev. j. w. Moore.
former pastor of the church. A cordial
welcome awaits everyone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16

DIR. J. William Jones has accepted an
invitation to speak before the Young
Mems Christian Associa ton meeting in
Petersburg tomorrow AFTERNOON. and TO
preach at the Washington-Street Metho-
dist church that night
DR.. Jones has also accepted an invita-
ton from the College of William and
Mary TO preach their commencement SER
mon on June 10th next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16

The Standing Committee of the Society
of the Cincinnati held a meeting last
night at the Commonwealth Club. Those
present were Mr.. John Chopper, Mr.. Heth
Lorton, DR.. George Ben. Johnston, and
Mr.. +. II. G. Cabell. The Virginia So
ciety is now in a very hourishing condi-
ton, and the committee acted upon "A
large number of applicants for member
ship. The annual meeting will be held
in Richmond on the 4th of July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
when their public is to serve
them in keeping the otherwise
dull day a busy one.
Prices That Will Win
Fame for This Store.

meet agreeable surprise here to-day. The
retailers stock Will again play part.
2cO pairs ladies' Misses nS t,on anG n cSst
M 10 lie. pair. Your pick OF any,
. Sao pairs Ladies. Misses, and Chil-
dron's Hose, costing up 10 -oc'' lot
Iadies' imported Fancy Scotch Plaid
Hose SSc. ones, for l9c. pair.
Misses Fine Ribbed Black Isle Hose
- l-2c. pair.
c'bIldren's New Scotch Plaids, sizes TO
I,fants' Imported Sox. White, Black, or
Tan. usual l9c. ones, for lVc. pair.
Ladies' Chemntz-Made Black Hose,
Hermsdorf dye. extra-high spiiced
heels and double soles. &c PAIR ,,
1"dics' or Children's Solid-Black. Rib
bed or Plain, all sizes, &c. pair.
III
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Clifton Forge, Va; p. Culpeper. Nir-
ginia-National.
l.. Skeen, Jr., Charlottesville, Na.-Wi-
lard's.
United States Marshal Morgan Treat, or
the Eastern District of Virginia, Is here,
getting on familiar terms with the De-
partment of Justice and the Treasury.
National Committeeman George f..
Bowden is in the city, refereeing some
pOst-ofiice appointments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-16
1898 BICYCLES DOWN TO 81.

NEW 1895 MODEL LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN BICYCLES are now being
sold on easy conditions as low as s.:
others outright at 1885, and high-grade
at 1885 and $3.50. TO be paid for after
received. If you will cut this notice out
and send to SEARS, ROEBUCK & Co,
Chicago, they will send you their 1898
Bicycle Catalogue and full particulars
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son PARK.
by request Of the devsees of the late
Reeve Jacobs, and for the purpose Of
division, We will sell by public auction,
on the premises, respectively. and IN the
following order. all the REAL ESTATE
in the city of Richmond. devised by the
will of the said Reeve Jacobs, deceased,
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1898,
at 400 o'clock p. NJ, the SPACIOUS,
ABL DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 1l5 north Nineteenth street, on the
east side of Nineteenth street, between
Franklin and Grace streets; the lot 'front.'
ing Al l-2 feet, and having depth OF
l32 feet. the dwelling having two stories
and attic above basement containing
about II rooms and there is "A detached
brick kitchen of rooms on the lot. the
premises being in good repair, and having
the usual city conveniences.
AT ) O'CLOCK p. NJ ON THE SANE
DAY,
the VERY DESIRABLE 2-STORY BASE
MENT AND ATTIC BRICK TENEMENT
DWELLING, at 1O7 north Nineteenth
street. the lot fronting % 6-l2 feet on
said east side Of Nineteenth street and
having a depth Of 1870 feet: the dwelling
containing rooms, of good size, having
the usual conVenences, in good repair,
and there is a good kitchen OF rooms
on the lot.
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE SAME
DAY,
the LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL DE-
TACHED BRICK DWELLING. No.
north Twenty-third street. on the east
side of Twenty-third. between Main and
Franklin streets the lot fronting about
81 feet, and having "A depth OF about
90 feet. the dwelling containing about
8 rooms and the usual conveniences; and
on the next day,
THURSDAY, THE 21ST INSTANT, AT
O'CLOCK =. NJ,
the THREE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATED AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK
DWELLINGS. Nos. 5O7. 500, and oil Mosby
street, opposite Jefferson Park: No. 507
being the handsome corner residence.
detached, of two st.<x1ss above basement,
containing s rooms. having the modern
cOnvcniences, and being especially de-
sirable i'm character and location. the lot
fronting about - l-2Xl57 feet to an alley
20 feet wide. and Nos 800 and jll being
neat and attractive two-story brick tene-
ments Of rooms each. the lots 'front.'
ing about 20xl57 feet each to said alley.
All persons i'm quest of desirable. con-
veniently and pleasantly located homes,
at moderate cost. as well as those seek
are respectfully urged to attend these
sales
TERMS: One third cash: balance in
equal instruments, by negotiable notes,
at one, two. and three years, with in
terest added and secured by deed OF
trust. or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. J. b. ELAN & CO,
Auctioneers.
4. l.. Jacobs, Executrix. ap 16-tds
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THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO,

10 the officers. They were hard 10 man.
age. and could not work well with the
other ships Little however, is expected
of the sister ships in action.
The Underwater and Lone Star were
released from quarantine to-day, and
were ordered to proceed TO the Brooklyn
navy-yard with the Maine relics, but the
custom-house officials refused to give Cap
tains Wiley and Leonard clearance papers,
because the Old Point quarantine officer
asked for their detention on account of
quarantine violations. The Underwater
is coaling, and may move tonight OH
government orders.
INCIDENT IN HABANA.
Captain Leonard. of the Lone Star, re-
lates an interesting incident of his stay
at Habana. The ViZcaya hoisted the
Spanish flag one morning with the Stars
and Stripes under it, Lieutenant Com
mander Cowles, of the Fern, went aboard
and demanded its withdrawal. The Span
ish captain jokingly replied that he had
hoisted it TO let it dry out, adding that
he would put it at the top If the visitor
50 desired. Cowles again demanded its
withdrawal, and before he returned to
his launch the star-spangled banner came
down, while the crew Of the Fern cheered.
The Dixie will 90 in commission on
Monday Commander Charles S. Davis
will be here TO hoist his pennant. Most
OF the officers assigned TO the Dixie and
Yosemite have arrived