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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-31
Personals and Briefs.

Judge William Fl. Mann, of Nottoway,
was in the city yesterday.
DIR. Edward Magruder. of Charlottes-
Vile. is visiting friends in Richmond.
NJ. HeE.y Adams, Waterman at the
CITY Hall, died about +. NJ, at his resi-
dence.
Senator Bland Massie, Of Nelson county,
returned home last night after stay
of several days in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Andersen, of Coving-
ton. are visiting their son, Mr.. X. 4.
Andersen. No. 100 north Seventh street.
Mrs. William II. Minor, of Charlottes-
willie. is i'm the city, the guest of her Sis
fer. Miss Mae Pollard No. 4OS east Grace
street.
Miss Rosa Gayle and Miss Linda Young,
both of Portsmouth. are visiting at the
home of Rev. r. Finley Gayle, No. SO5
west Main street.
Senator Hal. Flood and Colonel Joe
Button. who have been in Richmond Tor
several days, returned to their homes In
Appomattox yesterday.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Barr will preach at
Monumental church tonight at $40
o'clock the last of his series of sermons
on 1.-The Prodigal Son."
Rev. william p. Wright, presiding elder
of the Danville District of the Virginia
Conference, is in the city, and Is stop
ping at the home of Mr.. IL. c. Oster-
bind, No. 2e0 east Cary street
Misses Marie and Leda Williams, who
for some time past have been visiting
their brother, Mr.. II. c. Williams, OF
Augusta, Ga. are expected home the lat
ter part of this week.
The monthly visit Of the Central
Woman's Christian Temperance Union TO
the Soldiers Home will be made to-mor-
row at IL A. NJ. The omnibus VIII leave
BliIey's at 1890 from the corner of Third
and Marshall. A cordial invitation is
extended to members of the "U's and
VS." Services will be held in the chapel.
The Central Union will meet hereafter
at 4:30 =. NJ. The meetings are held at
the Friends Meeting House, near First
and Clay, Wednesday of each week.
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CHARLESTON FOR PEACE.
Commercial bodies Ask Palmetto
Congressmen TO support Mckinley.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 3O-The
commercial bodies of Charleston, the Cot
ton Exchange, the Chamber Of Commerce,
the Merchants Exchange, and the Young
Mems Business League, all met to-day
and unanimously adopted resolutions call
ing on the Senator's and Representatives
OF South Carolina to stand by President
Mckinley in his efforts 10 maintain
peace. The resolutions adopted, which
were signed by the presidents of the
bodies named, were addressed TO Senator
Iillman, and are as follows:
"As a strong sentiment and desire ex-
lists among the businessmen OF Charles
ton that President Mckinley be given
full time TO complete hts plans TO main
tain peace with Spain. consistently with
the honor OF our country. We respectfully
urge our Senators and Representatives to
support and uphold the President in such
efforts. Please communicate this telegram
TO the entire South Carolina delegation"
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THE MENIALs or WEALTH.
yanderbiits Army of Retainers-
Many OF Them Imported.
York Correspondence Pittsburo
DlSDatch

tNew York Correspondence Plttsburg
Dispatch)
The display Of Inverted menials-most
of them Imported by the way-at the big
musicale pulled of by William X. Van
deroiit' Few nights ago. has drawn at
ten'ion 10 the gorgeousness and resources
OF the mansions that are squeezed up in
= corner OF a city block here. At Willie
n, palace on the night in question. an
.tmS oi relalners clothed IN liveries OF
me most expensive texture lined up ana
bowed TO The guests as they walked
through the great hall and were taken
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EInners from The Prince.

CNew York Commercial Advertiser)
A certain florist in town was bit sur
prised to receive an order by cable for
500, with directions TO send some flowers
TO two ladies living not thousand miles
from Central Park. The surprise was
not occasioned by the commission. for
ordering flowers by cable. wire. or letter
is common among polite or ardent per-
sons. The name OF the sender was what
caused the florist to collapse, and have
TO be brought to by the spray of the
violet atomiZer.
And II somebody thinks that the Prince
OF Wales thinks that his family name.
like that OF his father, is Victim, that
somebody is mistaken. for the order was
sent by albert Edward Guelph"
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We buy "a siciIian Yacht.

PALERMO, March 30.-The Giornale Ill
Sicilla announces that the United States
has bought the steel steam-yacht Aegusa.
belonging 20 the Florio Rubattino Com
pany. for a dispatch boat. The price
paid Is 10000 (S3O)0O0l.
The Acgusa was built at Greenock by
Scott & Co.. In 1896. She has a registered
tonnage OF $3.50; is 2Gli feet long. 3l.6'
in breadth. and 1875 In depth. and is
schooner-rlgged.
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Took Precautions.
ATLANTA Constitution.)

(Atlanta ConStltuuon.)
A North Carolina man has settled the
war question In novel manner.
whether they have war or not" he is
quoted as saying, sit has made a good
man OF me already"
How can that bey' he was asked.
well" no went on. they tell me that
II there is to be war the government will
call out the regular army first. then the
militia is TO be called, and after this the
Baptists, because they can fight on wates
and Methodists can't. / went right
straight and Joined the Methodistsr'
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so he Is a Frenchman? And a fugitive
from justice?"
Yes. In his own country he is under
suspicion OF having guilty knowledge OF
the innocence OF one who has been con-
yicted and imprlsoned.',
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The Spanish TorpedO-Bonts.

LONDON. March 3O.-Mail adyices re-
ceiyed here to-day from Las Palmas.
Canary Islands. under date OF March 23d,
confirm the Washington advices OF the
sailing OF the Spanish torpedo fotilla.
The letters received here say that on
that date three Spanish torpedo-5oats,
three torpedo boat-destroyers, and their
escort, the transport Ciudad de Cadiz. re-
celved Geographic orders TO proceed to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-31

WASHINGTON, March 9o.-Captain C.
ID. Sigsbee. who commanded the battle
ship Maine at the time OF the explosion.
has been assigned to duty as aide TO Sec
retary Long.
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Major Arthur to Retire.

ATLANTA. GA. March @.-Major Will
liam Arthur, who has been located here
for some time as assistant paymaster
turned over his Office TO the new Depart
ment OF the Gulf to-day
Major Arthur. who IL a brother OF ex-
President Arthur's. leaves for New York
tomorrow. He Will retire from the army
next May, having reached the age limit.
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Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, March 30.-(Special)-F.
Allen, Windsor; II. n. Johnson. Astor;
2 Whitlock. Hoffman.
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Entail Collision of Trains.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, March 3d.
Two heavy freight-trains on the Western
and Atlantic railroad collided this morn
ing near Adairsville. Ga. Engineer +.
s. Elliott was instantly killed and Engi-
neer John McDade was fatally injured.
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CONSIDERED A BLUFF.
Funeral of Lieutenant jenkins.

PITTSBURG, PA. March SO-The re-
mains OF Lieutenant jenkins. who per-
ished on the United States battleship
Maine, reached here this morning, and
later in the day were accorded a public
funeral
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Consistent.
cleveland Leader.)

cleveland Leader)
What fondness Mrs. Uppish has for
dogs"
Yes. she even compels her husband :,
lead a dogs life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-31

Committee on Naval Affairs mas unanl.
mo,,slv recommended favorable report
on the navy personnel bill.
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in many sections of this country. The
West and Southwest, however. seems TO
have been his favorite hunting-grounds.
He has played his hand in the State Of
Washington many times, as he has also
in Redbank. Cal
HAS MANY ALIASES.
Cary's real name is said to be w. w.
Geer. but the following are the aliases
under which he operated: X. ii. w.
Dwight, George NJ. Miles, j. B. Rowen,
r. A. Myers, j. r. Mott, and Ed. Lyon.
The crook in his career, has claimed to
represent the National Cash-Register
Company, Of Dayton, o.; the Crate
Manufacturing Company, of Evansville,
Ind. Bartholomew & Co.. paint manu-
facturers. of Michigan City, Ind, and
r. ID. Lewis & Co., of Akron, .. Here
he stated that he was the representative
Of H. T.. Buck of Plymouth, Ind, manu-
facturer of the Ajax" bicycle ana gene
raj dealer in hardware.
He has never varied his mode of opera
ton. Cary would claim to be the agent
of some firm. and would produce let
tiers from the latter, giving instructions,
etc. He would then endeavor TO pass a
check off on some merchant in payment
for goods, always making the amount Of
his purchase considerably less than the
figures on the check. He would pocket
the change and then leave the town be-
fore his victim had a chance to discover
that the check was worthless. While
he usually confined himself to dealing
with merchants, he occasionally varied
his programme by getting ahead Of some
bank.
HIS DESCRIPTION.
The following is a description of Cary
sent the authorities here by the Pinker-
tons: "Thrty-seven years of age; weight,
$50 pounds: height, feet inches; build
medium; eyes, dark blue; nose, regular;
has operated in several cities in different
sections. making quick, distinct moves,
and is liable to turn up in any city or
town at any time. Stops at frst-class
hotels, and frequents bucket-shops.'
Cary is a native of Syracuse, n. "
and was at one time a salesman. Eight
or nine years ago he played shortstop on
the Chicago team. The officers in Chiet
Howard's office are responsible for the
statement that he played short-stop
here"
Sergeant Tomlinson has received pho
tograph of Cary from the saltwater
| Nlinn) prison, in which the swindler
served a term of eight years. His inn
| prisonment here is for sixteen months.
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CRISIS AT HAND.


Cadiz says the Spanish warships Peiayo
and Carlos ". which the government an
nounced to be ready for sea. cannon pos
sibly be- made ready sooner than IN t"o
months -
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spnnish Queens Appeal.

LONDON. March 31.--The Vienna cor
respondent of the Standard says: THE
Queen Regent OF Spain. | learn, wrote
personally last week to Emperor Francis
Joseph and other sOyereigns. including
Emperor Nicholas, requesting not pre-
cisely Intervention, but the exercise Of
such influence at Washington as might
conduce to a peaceful settlement. without
injury to Spain's dignity and vital in
terests.
~ am I'm a difficult position she wrote,
having To act as the guardian OF the
dynasty which l must not expose to
any danger, and at the same time as the
defender of the rights, honor. and inter-
ests of Spain. To surrender cuba III
any form would unquestionably injure
the dynasty under which 1t occurred,
whereas, TO fight for it would keep those
interests intact, together with my coun-
try's honor. But the disadvantages
Spain would have TO fight under are OBJ
vious, and a peaceful solution would
best serve every purpose.
A SUSPICIOUS DISBURSEMENT.
LONDON. March 3l-The Russo-Chi-
nese bank at Pekin, II is asserted in u
special dispatch from Shanghai. disbursed
$4,000. 600 taels S39. 200 O0O just prior to the
signature of the lease of Port Arthur TO
Russia.
CONSIDERED A BLUFF.
YOKOHAMA, March 31-The official
organs consider the British naval display
I'm Chinese waters as a mere blum, ana
not likely to be followed by action. They
believe that were England in earnest she
would not have allowed matters to reach
the present crisis.
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Navy Personnel mn.

WASHINGTON. March @-rhe sub
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect April 10. 1895 }

All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
senger Station
se0l A. M--Dafly. local for DanvilIe. Car.
Iotte and way stations at Manassas daily except
SUNDAY fer strasburg. Harrisonburg. and Staunton-
and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Weaters
HIS A. M.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
r1ST NAIL carries Pullman Buffet sleepers-
New York and Washington TO Jacksonville:
aebsTfile and Hct Springs " C.. knoxville and
Chattanooga Team, and at Charlotte with Pull
SLEEPER tos Augusta ol Pullman ed bTns
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis Con-
meets at LynehbuTg with Chesapeake and ChlS
Railroad fer e5ngeon ana S "a Sey oriesa,
without change. Sunset personally coaduetsa
tourist excursion. through sleeper on TINS IraIs
eis s.ol PM" M-Loca for Front Royal strasburs
and Hq5F;Gnbqs siiv di1 s s sor aS Saa Vile
16.Ia N-DaiIy WASHINGTON ASp
soliTTTfIwESTERN. yzSTIBULEp. LIMITED.
CarI snd Day Coaches Pullman siesPers New
YORK to Nashville. Tenn; via AsneV.ile. hnoS-
vile and CHATTANOOGA New forS % i@ 49,
sonviiIe uniting al Danvilla with Pglmas
sleeper from Richmond 10 Augusta. via oo JtI
bia, with seonr ections for Aiken- > u; New i'tS
to Memphis via Birmingham, New ioIA =
Nv orleans via Atlant. and AoDts0nerI-
VestibuIed day coach ashingto2 TO Atl1hias
Southern Railway Dining Car, GREENSBORO -
FIRMS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV.
IsIoN leave Washington s.ol A ~ daiiI ana
sunday only for Ro,.nd Hill: 4:S9 p 81 daily
except Sunday. for Leesburs, and $40 n y
daily for Herndon. Returning. srriEe az n@sn-
Ingtou. S:26 A NJ and 500 P NJ. daily, ION
Round Hill and : .O6 A n. daily, except sunday.
from H,-uion. and s:24 A. n daily, e&csps
ThTo.eh trains from tne South arrive az Wash
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Hsrrisonburg u 40 P. n and s:35 r 81 daily
except Sunday, and $50 Il Al. daily iroia SiiAi
lotuesvllle- g, -.
Tickets sleeping reservation and inior,
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Pennsylvania ave- and at Pennsylvania RAN
'0 FRkSE s CANNON. Sd Vice President and
General Manager.
M CULP Traffic Manager
W A TURK General Passenger Agenr
T. 6 BROWN, Cen Agt Pass DEBT
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FOR RENT-II02 New York ave. two +
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION Or SEW
ERS-Ofiice of the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Washington, ID. C., April Z,
office until u O'Clock NJ, April go 1898, for con
structng sewers in the District of Columbia.
Specifications and blank forms OF proposals may he
obtained at this Office. JOHN W ROSS. JOHN
B. WIGHT, WIN N. BLACK, Commissioners. Dis
trict Of Columbia. ap96t-em
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

RAILROAD
STANTON CORNER OF Sixth AND q srREEra
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$40 P. NJ, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Fx.
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ana Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10
Chicago
1:eo P. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-Pullnaa
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ScashoTe Connections
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HELP wANTED-hALE d FEMALE.

WAATED-A young man OF young lady who has
lad experience IN eelliF.~ '.i.a------'-
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LOST

LOST Gold medal engraved Gospel Worker.
Reward If returned 10 COZ Acker ST. ne. II
LOST On { 81. NV. bet ID ST. and New jersey
ave a gentlenan's necktie, with Odd Eel
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finder viii return TO JAMES CUMBERLIDGE, 100
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


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charge OF widower's house. Address ENER-
CETIC, 80 ! 81 W. 1t
WANTED-Lot of secondhand boards; rustic
benches and common chairs Apply at l40
E. Capitol 81. 1t
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Building about engine and boiler, please send
leave address, X. b. SMITH, this Office.
WANTED sized meat box; state condition;
lowest price. GROCERY T., this Office.
Item
WANTED-Grocery, with dwelling; ". CASH,
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RAILROADS..
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station, IS IL ST. and Pa. Avs.
In Effect November IL. 1907.

In Effect NOvenb Der Ia. 1SOE-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

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LOe'e IS only portion of the property or
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Issued on the 1st and 18th
THOMAS E, WAGGAMAN eli F st. NV.
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each; 50 down, balance 81 per week Call for par
tlcn!ars, JAMES L. CLEMENTS. 1927 + ST NV
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FOR RENT Two newly fitted up flats;
second floor, $3.50; also three fine I
rooms. 50, No 62 St ne. Z:
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NANTED-A Young wife man, genteel and re-
fined. would like position in some large store,
driving delivery wagon Ct collecting; can furnish
best ref. or bond. Address BAKER, this office.
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WASTED-ROQMS.

WANTED-By two brothers.; middle-aged; nice
room; with without board; permanently.
Address CLAY This Office. 1t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-sl0O gents Peerless bicycle; never
used, $50. c. C. WYANT, 72l 18th ST. NV.
apI0-3t
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BOARDING.

WANTED-To exchange; fancy groceries 70
board; must be large and first -class place
none other need answer. Address EXCHANGE
this Office. II