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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
ST.L0UlS CLUB SOLD.
IL Was Bought In Oy the Creditors for
S33. Geo az Auction.

ST LOUIS. MO, March &c A.
Cruuer. treasurer of the PM. Gruner *
Rrotber Lumber Company, of TINS city
reuresenting the creditors and bondho!d-
ers of the Sportsman's Park ana Clup'
hougbt in the ST Louis Base Ball Club
AZ nuhlic auction at noon to-day lot 500. =
0ea' Gruner was one OF committee OF
three appointed by the bOndholcers az A
meeting last Friday to bid on the cluo
10 the extent OF $50. 900, If necessary. lie
and James NJ sullivan, representing me
creditors. and Gustave Nieman, win @u1
INST Gehner g. Co, representing Eo"dIu
bccker we're the only bidders.
Rilver Gruner said after the SAFE
honqbf the property for the creators ana
me hondholdcrs Ny claim against tne
nroperty for the lumber is IN the helsh-
borhood of $4,000 49,. e...-.e,.,,,,s
parls and Club property, with It's rlshls,
nrtv1lepes and franchises. This includes
H. franchise in the National League ana
American Association OF professional
Base Ball Clubs. ,o.,-.
nev. was on the scene but II Chrls was
there ne was hidden In the crowd.
Brush and Robson were not seen among
the spectators. - ,,.,.o,s.,.-
was appointed receiver Of the property
on January 26fh the deed of trust was
foreclosed. executed by the Sportsman 5
Park and Club 10 the Mississippi Naliey
TRUST Company as trustees for the irst
mortgage bondholders Receiver Muckcn-
mss said after the sale that he did not
know what the creditors would do.
IL is reported that outside mdgnates
will buy the club from the bondholdeTs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15

Weight, $50 pounds; thoroughbreds. jos
pounds. Challenge Cup" and $500 10
first: 5000 to second; 5000 TO third.
Sixth race-Two-Mile Hurdle Race
Open to all horses Gentlemen riders
Weight. n. s. and II. Association rules.
$500 to FIRST 5000 10 second.
This meeting will be held under the
sanction and rules of the National
steepiechase and Hunt Association.
The committee shall have the right to
bar any rider or refuse any entry.
Four bona-fde starters in all races,
three of them to be the property OF DIFF
ferent owners. II the stewards or the
meeting are convinced that any starter Is
not a bona-fde starter, the horse and
rider will be suspended.
Overweight will be allowed In all races.
ANY horse schooling over the regular
steepiechase course after the flags are
up will be disqualified.
First race will be called at F. Nj.
sharp.
Entries close Tuesday. April %, 1899 at
+. NJ.
All entries must be made in writing.
accompanied by entrance fee, stating
name of horse. color, sex. age, pedigree
df any). and the colors Of the rider to
=. a. 5. Brine secretary, SO3 east Nam
street.
After the races are over jumping con-
test VIII he held to compete for the
Mirador Cup. which was given by MT.
Robert G. Shaw H.. and which was run
last fall by Mr. William Rueger's horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
THE OLD MAKE
WAYF0R THENEW
A General Turn Around in Directors
in North Carolina,
PRINTERS TO TEST A CONT RACT,
Populist Bidders Are Dissatisfied.
Lieutenant Ships Body Coming
Home-Revenue Man Captures
Moonshinc.
PRINTERS TO TEST A CONTRACT.

RALEIGH. y. G. March H-Special-
At tho meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lege held yesterday. Mr.. w. 5. Primrose.
OF Raleigh, the former chairman Of the
board in Democratic times, was re-elect-
ed TO that position. Mr.. Primrose, Mr. H..
L. Fries aud Mr.. A. Leazar were elected
members OF the Executive Board.
The Attorney General has A long list
of defeated ohice-holders whose success
sors want authority to Dust from Office.
Leave TO bring suit has been granted TO
quite a number
The new directors Of tue Deaf Dumb
and Blind Institutions took charge yes
terday.
Two officers for the work Of recruiting
have come here 10 help Major Davis IA
The work. These are from Fortress Mon
roe.
X IS said that the First North Carolina
Regiment will be mustered out OF service
By the end Of March.
LIEUTENANT Ships BODY.
The body OF Lieutenant Ship from San
tiagO IS expected TO reach New York to-
day on the Transport McCieiiand. It was
expected that the Transport Roumania
would bring the remains but change
was made as the Roumania will be delay
ed Mrs. Ships father. Mr.. +. II. BUS
bee, left to-day for New York 10 meet
the body which will be buried al Lincoln
ton, y c..
A deputy collector yesterday seized $50
gallons Of brandy made on the sly a few
miles from Raleigh. and brought 1t here
and deposited II ia the government store
house.
To TEST A CONTRACT.
Barnes Bros. the Populist printing
company who made the lowest bid for the
State printing. have instituted pro-
ceeding 10 test the legality OF the con-
tract given the Edwards & Broughton.
and Uzzeii e Co.
The revenue law and the machinery act
have been given 10 the public printers.
These will be sent all county officials
and members Of The General Assembly.
State Treasurer Worth Is preparing a cir
cular explaining the revenue act. which
will be generally distributed.
SMALLPOX INSPECTOR.
Dr.. Henry +. Long. Of Statewide is
appointed by the State BOARD Of Health
as smallpox Inspector 70 visit all infected
districts The disease has appeared IN
Greensboro and Warrenton. Or. Long
had seventv-fve cases In Trodell county
last summer Hts duties begin to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
A FLOATING NINE
FOUND IN THE BAY
Brought to the Ripraps and Exploded
for a Test,
STREET CAR TROUBLES ENDED.
Town of Newporf News and Electric
Company Adjust Their Differences
Two Wei.-Known Couples
Are Married.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March IA
Special.-An unexploded mine was found
this afternoon floating near the virginia
Capes. a tug was sent for It and sue
coed in towing II 10 the Rip Raps, where
II was exploded for test purposes.
The shock Of the explosion was terrific,
Earring the houses in this city.
TWO WEDDINGS.
Miss louie Braxton daughter of the
late Colonel G. NJ Braxton. was married
here this afternoon at three o'clock TO
Mr. T. $ Bailey. a clever young govern
rpent draughtsman of Elizabeth. y. j.
The ceremony was attended only by
intimate friends. Miss Mary Jacobs, OF
Washington. acted as bridesmaid.
Mr. Julius Shirnkowitch and Miss Rosa
Nachman were married at the Casino to-
night at six O'Clock by Rabbi Schwartz.
with the Orthodox ceremony. 1t Is the
first nuptisl event 10 occur at the Caslno'
and was unusually brilliant.
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.
The night between the city and
The Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way and Electric Company is ended.
The Council. in special session last
night. re-enacted all three Of the original
ordinances. with certain important mod
ihcations Both sides made concessions,
but the city undoubtedly gained as
tinct advantage. The company agrees TO
permit the straddling or paralleling Of its
tracks on the Twenty-fifth and Thirty
fourth street bridges. thus waving ex-
elusive control Of the track privilege on
those structures. II also agrees 10 give
half-fares TO workingmen. and three-cent
fares TO school children between certain
hours.
II agrees 20 double-track on Washing
ton avenue. which will save the city some
$4,000 IN paving. TO say nothing Of the
advantage Of having n double track on
tins important thoroughfare. where quick.
safe transit Is very desirable
THE CITY'S PART.
In return, the city at the companys
request. substitutes the use Of Twenty
eight street 10 the city limits for the use
Of Twenty-hfth street and provides that
the company shall repair only the flooring
between its tracks on Twenty-eighth
street bridge. instead OF all the floor Of
the bridge. as formerly.
There were some other points. but these
are the most important.
The railroad company was represented
by Messrs. OFerrall and REGISTER. Of
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
OBSERVANCE OF
ST.PATRICK'SDAY
A Splendid Programme Has Been
Arranged.
Mr., THOS. F. BAGLEY, MARSHAL.
His Aides Selected from the Various
Societies Which are TO Partici-
pate The order Of
Procedure.

Friday Will be the feast OF Ireland's
great Apostle Glorious st. Patrick-and
while it will not be celebrated with that
public demonstration the day is so noted
for it will be honored this year in a man
ner most appropriate and dignifed
ALL SOCIETIES UNITED.
The various Catholic societies Of this
city are most cordially invited and re-
quested to assemble at ST. Patrick's Hall
at Q A. H.. and march TO ST. Patricks
Church. where solemn high mass will be
sung at 10 o'clock
There will be a panegyric delivered by
that able and eminent orator. Rev. Faith
er Thos F. Duffy. Of Norfolk, Va. Rev.
Hugh j. McKeefry of ST. Patricks
Church will be the ceiebrant. Father
Thos. 3. Donovan. OF ST. Joseph, will
act as deacon. Father 81. John o. 3. D.,
Of ST. Mays. Will be sub-deacon. and
Rev. Thos Waters. Of the Cathedral,
master OK ceremonies.
The many societies invited 10 partici-
pate in the parade are requested by the
Chief Marshal. Mr.. Thomas r. Bagley. to
assemble al the hall at the appointed
hour promptly.
THE AIDES SELECTED
The Aides 10 the Chief Marshal Sc
lected by the various societies which Will
take part are as follows:
From the Catholic Knights Of Ameri-
ca. branch l62-M ]. Carmody (presl-
denU. Mort Hogan, Patrick Burke b.
Carreras. John L. Sledd and Robert
Marks.
Catholic Knights Of America, branch
143-John H. Neagle president. DR.. Dan
j. Coleman, II. J. Hceke and Frank Ca
togni.
catholic Benevolent Leglon-F. NJ. Ca
togni presidenO. Andrew J. Cavanaugh
T. r A Burke. James IT. Disney Thos.
Mudowney. and Felix Keegan
Knights OF Columbus-John @. Hogan
(presidenD. T. Stanley Edgar John RAT
ferty. John J. Ryan. James McDonough
and Capt. Robert LeMasurier
St Patrick's Beneficial and Social So
clety-John J. Blake (presldeno. John j.
Brophy. VIM. r. Doherty John y. Dufy.
Peter F.. Martin. John T. Sullivan and
John r. Neagle.
Ancient order OF Hlbernlans. 10. /
Jno. II. Donleavy presideuD, Jas. j..
Grady Jno. F. McDonough. John Ran
kin. John Teefey and Patrick McClare.
Ancient order OF Hibernians. No. P
O. =. Taylor (presldenD. Jas J. Creamer.
j. Finneean. NJ. +. Marin. 4. NJ.
Walsh and Hon w +. Reddy.
McGul Catholic Union-Wm. Percell
CpresidenO. John r. Higgins Jas. z
Disney. Joseph McGruder. w. l.. Lynch
and Jas Phillips. Jr
st. Marys Benevolent and Social So
ciety-E. A. Stumpt (presidenO Frank
Gerring. John Lynch. Edward Schraudt.
John Bliley and T. ]. Griffin.
St Leo's Catholic Cuba. II. Felthsus
Cpresldent). August II Bucker. Albert j.
Meyer. John T. West. Sylvester Ross and
w. II. Fethaus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
FOX WAS TOO FAT.
Boydton's Importation Not Success.
Farmers Are Behindhand.

BOYDTON, VA. March 14.-Special.-
Last week the sporting club Of Boydton
received by express, the three red foxes
ordered OF the Philadelphia Animal Inn
porting Company They were very pretty
animals. large and fat.
Last Saturday the club turned loose
one of these new importations. A large
crowd on horse back, with about forty
dogs. left town with the hunters, all
greatly excited IN anticipation of a fine
chase. thinking that this fine red fox, the
fastest OF his kind. would run a great
distance, but TO the disappointment Of the
club as well as the crowd with them, poor
Tsynard had been too well fed and PAM
pered TO make a race with forty men and
forty dogs. and was an easy prey, not
running more than half an hour before
he was overtaken and torn TO pieces by
the dogs.
The snow. rain and bad weather gener-
ally, has thrown the farmers back very
much in their farm work Very few here
have sewed their oat crops and little or
nothing has been done In the way OF fall
lowing for the spring crops OF corn and
tobacco.
A good deal OF the last years crop Of
tobacco has been sold lately in the Boyd
ton market The two warehouses are
under the management of Young and en-
eregtic men. who are pushing their bush
ness in every way they can
Mr. W. T. webb. prominent citizen
and merchant. Of this place. has decided
% move with his family 10 Blackstone
where he viii continue the mercantile
business. Mr.. Webb has a daughter liv-
inR IN Blackstone
Mr.. c. =. Townes. Of Cuscowila. who
has been on visit Of several weeks 10
Judge Wright, OF the Corporation Court
Of Cincinnati returned home Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
HUNT CLUB RACES.
a Fine Programme Arranged for Sat
urday, April 20th.

The Deep Run Hunt CLUB has issued
tho following programme Tor their nth
aEruaI spring race meeting. which they
propose 70 hold on the race-course at
their clubhouse. near the city. on Satur-
DAY. April . 1893.
FIRST Race-Farmers' Hal-Mle Flat
Rayo-For horses owned by farm
ers and tenants over whose land
the club rides Not to be ridden
by members OF any hunt club or
professional riders. Catch weights. All
entries subject 10 a committee Of farmers
appointed by the stewards. First. saddle,
value $l20o. second. bride, value 800,
third bride value $500.
Second Race-Hacks' and Hunters
Five Furlong Flat Race-For hacks
ana hunters owned by members
OF any recognized hunt club.
Gentlemen riders Weight, NO pounds.
$50 90 10 first: $500 10 second.
Third -Steeplechase-Open 20
ali horses. About two and half miles.
Weight, ~ s. and u. Association rules.
Gentlemen riders. $500 10 hrst; 5000 TO
second. - ~,
yror maiden two-year-olds and up
'vsra. Not open to horses that
ever started on regular race
cous.. Two-yssr-olds TO carry "a
Wounds, three years it pounds; -four
years. 12s pounds; nve. six, and aged. III
,,onnSs So 90 TO first; $500 to second
rrfth Race-Deep Run Hunt Cluuo
...,,.r~~re Cup. Steeplechase-Ope
aofy go hunters owned by mem
go O 'se club. and hunted reg
s,,arlv ai<i f'r'y wifh the Deep Run
Smnes previous 20 March }. 1899. About
sro and . hail pl.es. Gentlemen riders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March i4-Nine-
ty-socond DAY Crescent City Jockey club.
Weather clear. track good.
First race-one mile-Iittle Salle IS 70
u drst. Mordecai Is to s and 3 TO p sec
ond Branch Qs 20 81 third. Time Lao H.
Second race-SiN furlongs-Eimer ;. 6
to 50 first. sly Fox q TO ] and 10 sec
ond. Nellie Prince 90 TO - third. Time,
Third race-one and one-eighth mile
Lady Disdain q 10 - first, Rush Fields
10 10 and 4 10 d second, Ennemia Q5 10
ID third Time. goo
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Tappan
as TO ID first. Hobart q TO / and 4 TO
81 second Dandy ii. 90 10 - third.
Time. 1870.
NTH race-one mile--Dr. Marks a 20 y
first. Bishop Reed q TO l and . %
second Memo % 20 y third Time. 1.45
sixth race-six furlongs Crest g
10 ID first. John Boone QS 10 and 70
- second. Tom Kingsley G to - third.
Time, JIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
A1lC0ck'S
POROUS PLASTERS

DO YOU know that we have hundreds Of
letters from all parts of the world telling
us of the wonderful cures these plaSters
have made? Do you know that all other
so-called porous plasters were started
after Allcock's had acquired their enOr
nous sales and worldwide reputation?
Do you know that none Of them have the
medicinal properties Of Allcock's? Just
put them to your nose and compare the
fine aromatic odor of Allcock's with the
smell of all others. Don't be deceived
get the genuine article.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
"a Good Paynaster
Starts Not At
Assurances"

There Is one good pay
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blood. This paymaster makes
the rounds of the body. Visits
brain. stomach, kidneys, lfVer
heart and head alike. Hoods
Sarsaparilla acts as a gaaran-
tor that this paymaSter qviH
do his duty.
II the blood is impure, it cannot do its
duty, and you are the sufferer, - but
you need not be. Hoods Sarsaparila
purifes, vitalizes and enriches the blood.
IL neUcr disappointS.
Poor Health-"I never saw anything
beat the way Hoods sarsaparilla lifted me
up. II sharpened my appetite and gave me
a new lease Of life. / can work every day"
FREEMAN n. BIxBY, Meredith, n. II.
ScrofuIa Sores - My baby at two
months had scrofula sores on cheek and
arm. Local applications and physicians
medicine did little or no good. Hoods Sar-
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S. s. WRoTEN, Pennington. Del.
Weakness bless the day I heard
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Rheumatism 60" Myself and a friend
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We would not be without It," WIN. II.
LESTER, 90 Leonard ST., Fail River, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
RICHM0ND'S MILITARY MAYOR.
George Chahoon's Record Being
Looked Tn in New York.

George Chahoon, military mayor Of
Richmond when Virginia was Military
District No. !. Is now a member OF the
New York Senate from Au Sable Forks.
lie has attracted public attention IN
New York city Dy FIRST betuenQ.ng the
Amsterdam Avenue Anu-DIab bill,
ana Their voting 10 strange IL with an
amendment
The bin relates TO the attempt Of
troily car line to monop0lize one OF new
fOrks finest avenues with four tracks
ana il Is such an important local Ques-
ton that the Herald has been looking up
ChahOOn record and publishes IN It's
Monday issue the story Of me HOrnsilen
case IN Richmond which resulted no cha
hoOns conviction OF forgery ana sentence
10 the penitentary for four years ana
his pardon by Governor Gilbert {.
Walker.
The Herald gives his career in New
York as follows.
1.-The Senator is serving his second
term in the state Senate. lie was elected
from the Thlrty-nTst district. which COM
prises the counties of Clinton, Essex
and Warren. IN lse5 lie is Republican
is a manufacture of wood pulp, ana lives
in Au Sable Forks Senator Chsh0on Is
hfty-eight years old. and was born In
ChenaneO county.
For several years prior to engaging IN
the manufacture of pulp he was an IRON
manufacturer The only public capacity
In which he has served. aside from ms
present Office was as Mayor of Richmond
and as a member OF the clinton County
Board of Supervisors
Senator Chahoon is supposed 20 be
controlled By himself lie is very
wealthy man. and is in The lnternauonai
Paper Company lie bitterly opposed the
Forest Preserve bill two years ago, be-
cause he thought ~ would interfere with
the devastation of the forests boy his pulp
company
AS a matter Of fact. Senator Chahoon
has been on three sides Of The Ford blii
This season. He voted in the Railroads
COMMITTEES 10 report the bill IN its orlei-
nal form. Then he voted 10 compel his
own committee 10 report the bill IN any
form II saw NJ. Then he turned around
and voted for the Grady amendment
adopted last Thursday"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
WOMAN'S TROIBLLS.

The troubles Of women are legion mos.
Of them being caused by female weakness
and IRREGULARITIES brought on by over
work and worry Many women are 80
run down In health that life has become
"a burden 10 them. But experience ana
skill can change an this. Or. Greene, %
West i4th ST.. New York city, the en.i-
mont specialist. and the most successful
nhvsiclan In the country In curing dis
eases has made a special study OF the
complaints OF women and never fails TO
eject a cure even In the most desperate
case. Any sick woman can consult DR..
Greene by letter. free. Let her describe
her case 10 him In all confidence and hs
will write her the advice that will soon
make her well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
BELMONT AND BRYAN.
Perry Must Prove His Democracy BE
fore His Invitation IL Accepted.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE following
dispatch has been received by Perry
Belmont. president OF the Democratic
club, in response 20 an invitation which
was sent 10 VIM. j. Bryan 10 attend
banquet to be given by the Club in honor
Of Thomas Jefferson on April 18th.
Lincoln. Neb., March ~
Hon. Perry Belmont:
Democratic club invitation received.
Remembering that YOU openly repudiaied
the Democratic platform In the last
campaign. l desire 20 know before ac-
cepting invitation whether you have since
he election publicly announced your
conversion 70 the principles set forth IN
that platform. ....
(Signed) w. J. BkN An
In answer Mr.. Belmont telegraphed as
follows 10 Mr. Bryan:
behalf OF the Democratic club. lndi-
vidual opirions have not been considered
In issuing the invitation 10 celebrate the
birthday Of Thomas Jefferson.
{ signed PERRY BELMONT"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
VIII Raise Wages.

WORCESTER. MASS. March H-No-
t!ce has been posted al the F1skdale Mills
that on and after April lst. the wages
OF the operatives will DE raised 10 their
former standard. which means an increase
Of about ule per cent. About one hun
cred hands are affected.
HANERHILL. MASS, March HI.
G.. Spalding & Co., one Of the largest
shoe firms 20 the city. have issued new
price list granting their turned work
men an Increase In wages. All the
larger firms In this city have now posted
the new turned work price lists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
Now Recruiting stations.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE fol-
lowing additional recruiting stations have
oeen established tor the purpose OF en-
listing men TO MI the regular army up 10
the maximum OF 900 allowed oy the
vile Tenn: Memphis, Tenn. Norfolk,
IA Savannah. Ga. In addition 70 these
stations the war Department Will have
ofices At every place where volunteers
re mustered out An order has been is
sued by the War Department FOR the
90 limit Increasing II from 70 10 81. The
Youngest axe at which a man can be en-
istnd Is Is. The result 80 far In the en-
listment OF troops is very encouraging
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
To Hold Union Meeting.

At the meeting Of the Ministerial Union
Monday a resolution providing for a JOINT
gathering OF all evangelical Christians
some sunday afternoon during q present
spring season was adopted y vas Of
fered by Rev Or. r. =. Kerr me object
is 10 show the oneness In Christ that eN-
lists among the various denominations.
The president OF the union appointed
the Following committee 20 make at ar
rangements for the union meeting. the
FIRST of its kind ever held in this city:
Revs r 4. Goodwin chairman. T. x.
Thornhul Jere Witherspoon, Paul l..
Nfnzel. W. G.. starr. and G. 4. Marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
rU-A La Mode Dressers:
The Afternoon
FrOCk Coat.

You can't expect to be ready for
all occasions unless you have one.
You can't find any more styiishly
right or more fairly priced than
ours.
The best, Of black Llama, silk
lined and faced, s25 for coat and
vest. Next best, of black Vicuna.
silk lined and faced, S22 for coat
and vest. Good kinds of un-
dressed and diagonal worsteds at
SIS, $3.50 and $40.
Silk and worsted Fancy Vests,
some blue, some green; more
black, figured with white, blue,
red. or green. Single or double
breasted, s.. so to $500.
Trousers Of the latest shades ard
patterns, in fancy worsteds, coz
rectly cut, S. to IS.
To "top off, with-a silk hat.
Two qualities, S. and IS. Opera,
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-15
Ships BODY IN NEW YORK.
Reaches There on the Transport Nc
CIellanl from Sanfiapn.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE United
States transport McClelland. from San
Juan. Ponce and Santiago. arrived in
Brooklyn to-day. She brought ~ United
States soldiers on furlough. and Is bodies
from Santiago. Among the bodies are
those Of Lieutenant VIM. b. Ship. 10th
u. 5. Cavalry, and Lieutenant w. H.
Smith. same command They will be
sent 70 LincOlnton. y. ..