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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

Tobacco Trust. The tobacco trust IS 2 ut
rhat down, and will be: There IS no get.
ting around that. It may be subjecte to
Legislation, but the great plan Is practical
AS a money saver, and it will never cease;
to exist. This Is not guess work. It Is
the statc1nentsof fact. IN other words
the good old days. when tobacco was =; 8
WORT, whatever SPECTATORS would give!
for it have passed. They will be no
more
That is good sense and it applies to
other places as well as to Danyllle-
is a condition that confronts US, ana we
can't change conditions by law me man
who sits down and waits for legislation
10 help him to prosper is as foolish as the
lad WAC sat by the stream and waited
for the wuter to flow out
The Washington Post. labors hard to
show that England was not disposed to do
US friendly turn during
IS dng, sna.d, our war with Spain. Cen
ou' 'e' eral Alger, who was then
Secretary OF War, thinks otherwise. In
an article in the March number OF the
North American Review, he says:
& "Grea1 Britain stood conspicuous among.
the cations as our friend Nor was. her.
cordial sympathy valueless: She re-
NAMED strictly neutral; but her Wnoie
attitude toward us was SO unmistaka 10
friendly that its influence IN pfeveneiiil =
the way of European Intervention Will
never be capable Of full measurement. we
nIva her deep debt of gratitude, and
tna yerv least we can do is to abstain
from Interference in her present struggle
in South Africa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
it1tnatel.iaI to Him.

Put" said the old man when the for
cirn nobleman expressed desire TO
marry into the family, you haven't told
me which of my daughters you want :
LAW, yes, # course returned the man
from abroad. "I-aw--
Perhaps I should say" Interrupted the
old man, that my fortune will be equally
divided between them.
law well, in that case" answered the
man from abroad as he lesurely pulled
a cigarette, '.let them draw lots for
me''-Chicago Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
THE INCREASE or CURRENCY.

1t is still a question as to whether or not
the national banks will largely increase
their circulation under the new financial
law. The national bank notes, issued for
six days Of last week, were S2,6il,s6o,
while those destroyed were only sl.1S3,222e.
The net result is an increase of $4,000 COO
since January alst and s1,5oo,ooo since Feb
ruary eSth.
The Comptroller of the Currency COM
putes the profit of taking our circulation
on the basis of United States As of 1897
at l17G7 at something more than 1 per
cent, and the New York Journal of Com
merce.says that there is no doubt that this
will encourage a considerable increase in
circulation. But the Treasury officials do
not think so. "a considerable part OF the
increase in circulation already taken out,
saws the Washington Post. SIS due to the
orders which are pouring in upon the
Treasury for circulation to par OF bonds
already pledged as the basis of circu-
lation.'' This will increase the circulation
about e5,oooo0o. but it is different matter
when the banks have to go on the mar
ket TO purchase bonds to deposit in the
Treasury as basis of circulation.
The new law will help undoubtedly, but
1t will not give the relief that the country
needs for the simple reason that whenever.
there Is a demand for United States bonds
to be used as a basis of circulation the
price of such bonds will at once advance
to sach high figure as to discourage
banks from purchasing them.s yet when
the banks desire to call in their notes and
dispose of tsleir bonds the price will be
low.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
ssP0T#TsYLvANIA TEL EPHONEs.

"A Magnificent New Steamer ON tho
Potomac River.
FREDERICKsBuRG va. March M
SpeciaL recently organized Spo:sys-
.yania Telephone Company is rapidly pu5ls-
ing its line between the Courthouse and
Fredericksburg to completion. and In q
few weeks communication viii be lad
with this ity. The line will also Sconnecs
Massapona1 and sunligh t with the Court
house and this cit
CORNER president. Rev DR.. A. p saun-
ders. of Fredericksbur College. Is cr-ti-r
scal1ys i'll at his home in ~ hsytlIe
The condi ten Of lailsas Kate 1la~eee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
Sc!fIIltcrcSt.
Sc1-INtcTcSI.
you don't want this terrible war In

you don't want this terrible war In
South Africa to stop?'
/. mo. don't care how long 1t lasts.
want the British to whip do your
mo. Don't care which whips"
Like to read about wars and battles,
do your
mo. Never read a line about EN-
you must be a regular mule!"
mo. Got 'em to SELL said the man
from Missouri.-Chicago Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
REV. Dr.. Hutson's Anniversary.

The Ilfty-sixth anniversary OF the
birth of Rev. DR.. ;. 3. Hutson VIII De
celebrated on next Sunday at the Pine
Street Baptist Church.
/ For nearly one-half OF his HE ne
served as pastor. OF this congrega ton.
having accepted call to the church on
October s, 1872, and entered upon the pas
Etoral duties November It'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
He Smoke Too Late.

Unwelcome Suitor-"That's lovely
song. 1t always carries me away.
Shelf had known how much:
pleasure it could give us both I would
have sung it earlier lin the evening"
Harlem Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
FOR ELECToR AT LARGE.
Senator BarksdaIe will be q Candi
date at the Convention.

Iate at the convention.
State Senator William P. Barksdale. OF
Halifax, will be a candidate for electof
at large on the Democratic ticket
A number of his friends. many of them
being members of the Legislature. have
called on him to allow his name to be
used, and he has consented to do So -Ine
electors at large will DE chosen by the
State Convention, which meets at NOT
folk Mr.. Barksdale expects to win ana
he will stump the State for the ticket n e
is one of the most effective stump speak
sers in his party in Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
Colonel Yyickha.n BETTER.

Information was received here yester-
day that Colonel W. F. Wickham. VINO
was shot.at his home, In Powha tan coun--
ny, on last Sunday, was somewhat I'M
proved ard that his condition was more
favorable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
CURRENT TORIES.

The Danville Bee says: One Of, these.
days. when Danwlle shall have turnb,ed
TO herself and started a half.
0t0u hundred factories and put cool.
q ten thousand dollars week
into circulation directly from them. she
win see property advance and all the
merchants prosperous. Until then people.
WIN sit up late o. 81 10 cuss out the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
HymnLo the, Seasons.

When Spring unlocks the flowers 10 pant
the laughing soil;
When Summers baimy showers refresh
the mowers toll;
When Winter binds in frosty chains
the fallow and the flood;
In God the earth rejoiceth still, and owns
his maker good.
The birds that wake the morning, and
those that love the shade;
The winds that sweep the mountain, or
lull the drowsy glade;
The sun that from his amber bower re-
joiceth on his way,
The moon and stars. their masters name
in silent pomp display.
Shall man, the lord of Nature. expectant
of the sky,
Shall man, alone unthankful, his little
praise deny?
No: let the year forsake his course, the
seasons cease to be,
Thee, master, must we always love, and,
Savior, honor thee.
The flowers OF Spring may wither. the
hope of. Summer fade,
And Autumn droop in Winter, the birds
forsake the shade;
The winds be lulled, the sun and moon
forget their old decree,
But We in Natures latest hour, o Lord!
will cling to thee.
Bishop Heber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
Execution Proves the Rulc.

"Whiskey,'. said the temperance lee
turer, will destroy everything there is
in man.
Yes replied the unregenerate, Eek
cent his thirst"-Boston Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
A Sure Cure.

'.There's only one way TO get rid of
insomnia said the facetious doctor.
and that?" queried his patient.
us to go to sleep and forget about
E."-Philadelph,a Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
Democrats Meet,

The Olympia Democratic Club will meet
at their hall. at Harrison and Leigh
Streets. at $3.50 o'clock tonight. The pub
i lie Is invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
Dir. HUNTER M,GuIlsE,s5 ILLNESS.

The sudden and alarming illness which
has seized DR.. Hunter Mcclure has
aroused a sympathy for the distinguished
sufferer which will be fell. not only
throughout Virginia and the South. but
viii touch responsive chords in many u
heart across the sea.
IT is not too much to say that no Con-
federate veteran has warmer place in
the hearts of the Southern people than
he. for whose speedy recovery they; are
now all praying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

All subscriptions by mail payable IN aa-
vance. Watch the label on Your pape..
Sc Won live out OF Richmond and see when
syoyr subscription expires, so you can re-
new before the paper Is stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21
AFTEKMA TH.

Maud S., the famous trotter' was buried
at port Chester, N. Y. on Monday, ana
hundreds of people saw the dead mare
taken from the stable where she died on
Saturday. An open truck was the hearse'
and large picture of Maud s. was
+acl,ed to the side of the truck. .She was
buried by Dexter, the first of the great
trotters Mr.. Bonner ever owned, ana
monument to correspond with:that marx
ing Dexter,s grave will be placed over
Maud S.
The State Of Kansas will have great
exposition in 1904 in celebration Of the
anniversary of the organization. of the
Territory Of Kansas. Steps have already
been taken at Topeka to inaugurate the
show.
The Philadelphia Record says that
some of the big department. stores have
started a movement to have the govern
ment issue new coin of the denomlna-
ton OF half a cent. The merchants claim
that they need such coins in their bust
ness.
1T is rumored that Miss Sylvia Green,
daughter of Mrs. Hetty Green. will wed
the Duke DE la Tore, OF Spain. who is
;s,st; IN, Vpr
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

Emma Bergasch, aged sixteen Inc Si.i
could not decide which man she preferreo,
so suggested that they draw Stra"S loi
her. The men did this and klose won t'e
prize He,and the girl were marrleo anu
lived together more or less &happuy uii1ii
Sunday night when Mrs. pose, nsappea AZ.
ed. Klose said that before she lett ms
wife said that she was tired Of marr1ed
life and would live with him no longer
He said that he thought that he mad
drawn a prize, but he now thinks dllier-
emily.
The Tribune says: Roland B. Molineux
is the champion checker player among
the eight candida ties for the electro CHAIR
in Sing Sing prison. the players eae re
have q board in their cells and set or
black and white checkers. The moves are
made by both players. The players IN
turn shout to an opponent what move
thew intend to make. When game pc
tween Nolineux and DR.. Kennedy IS
played, the other prisoners watch II close,
" by moving their checkers at the eau
of the players. These two play ufe oese
game. ooo ooo
The World saws that John 3. McDo4-
aid the man who has contracted to con-
.struct the underground railway, mas peen
insured for s2OO0,OOO, which is said to pc
tho largest amount of insurance ever
nlaced on one man, exceeding ina ch, :.
,.ed nv John Wana maker, by nearly man
= million. He is flfty-six years of age
weighs 155 pounds, is five feet seven
inches in height, eats and drinks moder-
ately, pc sses the greater part OF , M. tune e
in the open air, aid has never known a
serious illness in his life. He is, mere
fore a good risk and his expectancy IS IS
! 1919 years. 49,. tr,,+,
! The Sun declares that there is no eru.h
! in the story.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

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MRS. S. G.. HCTC1lNSON.4 Lo NAio1Ais -
STREET.
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THE NECESSITY OF SIGNING Tt5Elk
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THE RULE OF THIS PAPER l>OI ~
l,IIBLISII ANY ARTICLE THE NAME
OF WHOSE AUTHOR is INiA:StoM N.
NOT BE RETURNED UNLESS ACCOM-
PANIED BY STAMPS.
The colored American., 1900-11-03
w. H. FISHER
dyer and Cleaner, !.

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MIR Clarence T.. White as violinist
possesses the artistic temperament, to
marked degree, as well as the In
dispensable gift of sym pathetic inter
pretation. His tone is fall and his
facility Of execution Ia wonderful.
Elviria lO) Daily News.
The colored American., 1900-11-03

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
COYEY ISLAND GETS A WARNING.
No Drinks with Music and No Music With
Drinka- Licenses Reyoked.

The Police Board yesterday, on the recon-
mendatlon Of Cart. Kenny Of Coney Island. re-
woke tho licenses OF Henry Connors. whose
place Is at the Bowsry and Thompson's walk:
Ern est Bernet's. Bowery and Bushman's walk.
and Henderson 4 Co.. Bowerya and Henderson's
walk. The board also revoked the license OF
Harry Dawson's Star Music Hall. PA Fifth
avenue. Brooklyn. Capt. Kenny had reported
that the three concert halls last sunday violated
the law by selling beer. According to the de-
cision Of the board the music halls now under
the ban cann ot sell beer at any time. Sons Of
the places had been fixed up Tor the season at
con sids rable expense.
The proprie.ors OF all the Coney Island con-
cert halls were in iormed BY Capt. Kenny last
night that all that would DO allowed to-
day was m usic. The open violation OF the law
last sunday called forth much criticism. The
Police Board has refused 10 grant licenses to
Inman's, Iawrence's and Rosters concert
halls and the licenses Of four other places are
under consideration SIEVE al OF the pronri-
etors said yesterday that they would have to
close their resorts. a. no money could be
made unless liquors could be sold. The pro.
~prietors of the dance halls and Raines law
hotels received orders from Capt. Kenny last
night that the law would have to be strictly
lived rp to-. No piano PLAYING. singing or buck
dancing will be allowed In the hotels and u
regular sandwich will have 10 be served with
drinks to every customer. he says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
RAPID TRANSIT Awards.
Subj contracts, 1t L. Expected. VIII BE Given
Out This week.

II WAS said at the of1ra OF the Rapid Transit
subway Construction Company yesterday that
the sub-contracts for the work on the tunnel
and sewers would be awarded within a week.
That was what was said a week ago yesterday,
but in the meantime the directors u the con-
struction company and Contractor John b.
Mcdonald, who have met daily In President
August BelmOnt's office, have not been ahl" 10
de ,ide upon all tho merits Of the i'ry or more
bids for the work. Some of IN" D;is. II was
said YESTERDAY. we're ambiguous, tut instead
of r%pIpcting. thom without further Cru-idera-
ton, the mem bprs 81 the con -tru"'iuu company
sent them back to their makolS VIII requests
for explanations. Tho only other ruror rc'a-
two to the tunnel work that has leaked out =
T. the Eject that there has been somr hitch
about the bids for contracts to supply the
m,tor.ni- II construction.
Just n trrsout.' -aII Contractor Mcdonald
yesterday, we are very busy calculating the
bids
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
HTDsUN 10 Re OPENED TO- HOEROW.


Although the winter Just passed has been an
open one, navigation on he Hudson, The formal
opening Of which /, marked by the FIR; trips Of
the big steamers. will take place this sprlrg at ,
date thati, the latest IN twenty eight year, In
1879 the Troy line Il steamers was unable 10
make the hrst trp until April IL. This year the
TINS Il the IItiIrus' Steamboat: Line begin trnYr
NV. The delay hi, year haa been due tu an Ice
< rye that la, completely Blocked tTalnc until
now
The steamer Onieura u the Ga skill line il IN
take the place of tie tIty oi | roy iur slime, owing
to the alto rAtipus b"lng made on that vessel The
latter is the Iastut the in = upAts " la rsmodellcd,
aud v hen these alte ratIons have been completed
there will not be a Si1glc stuck Of the original
timoer remaining ia siibaI the CITY VI Troy VI NE
Saratoga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
TO GIyE nrELLFH,S "ADHL4TDE."
Notable Performance In Aid of the New York
O~rthopedic Dispensary md Hospital.

Notable Performance In Aid of the New York
OrthopRdic Disprnsary md Hospital.
For the benefit OF the New York Orthopndic
Disrer>ary aud Hospital there will be given at
the Waldorf Astoria on Friday afternoon. April
20, at 3 O'Clock. a musica' matinee. ending with
Hugo Mucller's drama Adelaide IA trans
lated by David Bispham, 'he operate baritone.
Mr.. Bispham himself will play the part Of
Ludrig ron Bscthoren. a part In which no
appears only as an actor, there being no sing
Ing in that part. Others in the cast will be Mrs.
Charles Walcot. who takes the part OF Frdu
FGd.n0er. Beethoven's ian ilady Mrs. W. II.
Thompson as Cara. Failngcr. Mira. Thomas
WhiTen a. FrGU Ncpheri. a washnrwoman Mr..
Perry Averill as Frqns, 4 musician, and Miss
Hilda Strong "a Adelaide. This play has not
been produced here for several years. md
when MIR. Bisphnm appeared IN II before he
scored a great success, although ut that time
his reputation was pure that OF an. operate
baritone. The strictly musical part OF the
programme will include Mr.. Walter Dan rosch
andhl orchestra, songs by Mackenzie GorIon
and Nine. Marie Brema, and selections by Leo
Schultz, celllSt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
ROCHESTERS MAJOR BEA TEN.
Court Decides That the Common Counc eli nal
Power to Reduce the Tax Estimate.

ROCHESTER, April Justice Nash this Attn.
noon quashed the NIT Of mandamus obtained By
Mayor Canadian 10 4 force The Common Council -
reconvena and raise the tax estimate s35o, 900
above that provided by the Board Of Estimate and
Appointment lie decides against the Mayor
on every . int. The question presented was
whether tho courts by msndamua could NJ
the amount which il necessary 10 pay ths
expenses OF \ municipal government, and No
application similar TO it could he found by the
lawyers ia this ~ any other State. Tho writ a
mandamus i, frs, denied because tho relatoY
Mayor { anna hh) las no personal interest, 10 far
a, m salary - concerned, In the matter. and tho
{ yurl says that even II be- did have such interest
his remedy would he Mt low and not in such a pre-
crcding continuing, the Court says:
49, OF thr uplhlpn, Also, thai the power Givea
10 IN" I nninuu Gown II Ia diminish or reject any
item contained IN ihc estimate Of the Board IL
Estimate and Appptiunmen'i II n matter In regard
g. which lh'tpmmun Council cannot h directed
Tor the paym"n ~ he Erlncipal and interest OF
the CITY debt. ~ ~ which there Ia here no
GueSii n 10 be rrn-drred. The salaries and conn
pcusNnun 4 Ulcers md employees of the city can.
not b" regarded rs any part Of the city debt. The
power . dinimsh every pth,r item IL given 10 the
h" appropriation Il money by an o'din ance Ia Of
/. self . Legislative Ac, and therefore In wolves de
,T"unn ltesid"s, II J. made 4 legislative act b.
express provision ~ thn charter II Ia provided
by 'ocIon ~ that The legislative power oi The citV
]. vested IN The g. nm n council II hns authority
FIN" STATE, ~ 'heGov"r mcn, 4 the city and tho
management n = h1sIr"s'. md ltq authority.
exc. ~ a. tharwfsn provided In this aef, or b.
other laws NJ ~" SAFE. ia Legislative only"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
METHoDISTS CO,DFMv CANTEEy.
Committee Deplores Spread of the Liquor
frame In New Possessions.

Fp'VFSs 'pHSNu VI - 'sN"os
Trafic In New Possessions.
The New York Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was continued yesterday at
81 Al !rew's Church In West seventy-sixth
street and a ballot was taken 10 complete the
"'tot six delegates TO be sent to the General
conference at Chicago next month. 1t resulted
10 the choice Of the Rev. DR.. J. r, Price Of
iohk"rs, Voting was also begun for six al
erna'es or reserves, and the Rev. J. o, Wilson
o. o Andrews was chosen to head the list.
ihe others will probably be chosen on Mon
day,
me other business transacted was the
EVely.ng u teports from the com mittees on
sanosth Observance and IN Temperance. The
~ o., the TEMPERANCE Committee re-
antmei The belief Of the Church In total alb
sn1ence for he Individual and prohibition for
1cn-.y and condemned Attorney-General
.'Kg7 'or MS Interpretation OF the law WHICH
49, lI.Hlis The army canteens TO exist. Inc
~ wee called upon Congress 10 pass a law
ton "' "'"" '" ""' "'''n'''''
iLe commit'ee also declared that II had
ri WIN deep regret and indignation OF the
.F,'I.''lpn ~ liquor and the multiplication OF
"a, m. Nations new possessions and
40 .Iyu President Mckinley 10 use his
~4"yTb ~ check this evil.