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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
WHOLE N?MBEK, 11.Ml. RICHMOND. VA.1A?U?IDAY. MAltCII 12, 1^8._TURKU CENTS PER COPYJ
PREPAREDFORWO
? - ?
U Hoping ?or and Expecttoi
Best.
THAT IS THE SITUA'
Authorities S ill Anticipate a Pe
Outcome o? Spanish Troub>.
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH N)!
pendent oi Department of
and With Headquarters in Atlai
1\\?> llllll.lt.> \\ MtMIM's nul
I Ik* \ hi ii ?on n?. tutti n M ? I ?*r \
?ail?l (?? III?"??* II?*,*? >ee??r?<l?
\e?. inttlnafclpa i?> u?* iini
>tt". frtini \..?,.| t nun.
INQTON, Mar. 1, r.. ll,.;,i,
but |.i-I..U-.
worst TI
' '" M f W ..a i,,l Navy .*.<
.
! .,- re
m? oi th?
aassa wbn?
ring witi
most -.tu) ?.- ' int ?r?; signtflosi
ill.- do
: Commltl
..n MU ai *
for 1 and .-?
itlng a
111?111.li).
:
?v.. In Sil llkelillt?.. t a
. hould
.. . ..man it!
Th.- j.i. ?eni i?. p
md ti.?
which have I - n \-,r
' m sasnj ?baud
" old ?I? I'airirn?
rtnii-nt .?f the 8?
will
irtmsnt wll
.ana, (
?)i|ii. I
"i. All ?.f th
- - itta -h
? Ilerritt
>
tall) . inin-iisat.il for
? immand whicb pa
m him by the addition to
HE IvDQI ai: ?TMM IN Ail.\.\T.\
. . . ! a -'a' new ;
V | a
-
value anil it> excellent railroad con
a - - at th? lovernmenl ha
M i a ut.a toe ; ti?- )?
t the ? a ei intent, so it nil
?Hi to hin Um moat a ^ alis?le ti
it
ersl Wilson ? tilsl of Engin?
i- Kpected t
| | a ft
! tilica!
? - i . ..?lritry.
the To
For the tir?t time to-day, the .?itn
/. Deport m? it dmlttod t
nerv? to
the ?I'-t'i a
. their r
without question the rm.st m<
? confidence In an ex-eeutive ??Hier
rer hit ? Ithout li
f..r the pui lerial,
have done In the csse ??t Qeni
l od the i
iWility. but
ev? i*j con? ? ?a
: a
immunltl
i 11 y.
II. Ill- 111 I IS? ll
that it ' i th?* 1
building In England for Brasil.
febtnet m?-- tin
Long that the naval aitta
London, I I Colwell, had
tot
< Imail n?il
ri??ni him that a
a
Ni ?THING FR( 'M MAINE d >1 RT.
gain ?without w<
from tie nding
.: of Secretary Loi
that h? fed nothin
..? tn the c?uc
Ju . 'i i? ?i
. . i?-?l
, -. t.? thii mi he ti is .t'liii :
ti,- Colon
a lia? lit :
'..-ir.
mud? V\ ?in? sd i) . j
M Hi incur no '* ? '
af
approv? ?i if. tu i* ..
all m a ; itlng a -1
a. If a
,?. i b) v..ii n? oi
ii ,-a.ii .n?
submit ?i ' once f
approval. B '' -
Uli)
?s D LONG
i, tpture i.? tw
dpatn, manj nsv
.
N
nd ?readtnei
I ig ti,.- Un. ?.i th? ir- prof? asl in thi
I,le for Hi' I"
[LABILITT OF RETIRED list.
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I ,tt of the t" nem| pul
tvsllsbillt) "" tl
time oi ara
. . : ?Statut?
im- al,left. Oft ?llowi
.?t,,, r .?n the rotin d H
na\ y -han t.t employ? .1 on ?, ,v. dut]
p| in Ullie t?f B
11,. 1?. ..t.- amas atmet ? 01
,?? eiiji.yin. nt oi h? tilth an
. pjor, deopMe titt tmot tti??< the
ability . n
,|,t UI.tlfllI'K ??i> ht
LtlOtt. In ?-?t.-? ?I BhOUl
., !,, go t" v\ar in
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Wslksr, recently r? ?*> ""' "">
? lent v
thr Canal Coaunli
?XOTHINQ FBOU maim: COURT.
r\. , -c ?aa pareaatentiy elreu
1. .. .
th? report ??nie from those who*
?-Our? I ? ! in'.a.UoB Should
ihht th? sdndnistrstlon w-> In i?i
o) lotlmstiong or Information thut the 1*
ult of the taa?c*Ug<?iion of the court o
inquiry ai to the cause of the Maine
w??eh^I??? 5bow '"", ,h" ?Pi??"?
r,h ,' ' " " ?otUeahlr m?
paternal agency, a cabinet
21*" ?.v*n ?y01?*1 ? "???*?"? >????
;' """< tn-nt. and another r-,..?, we,
? ? - of the inquiry
*, r" '" " > "'-?ry Long.
.NN'1, l.rttiul.t to th?
I "in I '.' ' K h" ""
raise ... every
? - _ "There is not a word of
" ' h "; """ ' be - ?.?i ?Mo word aai
*** ' > th ,'i.-i.! a.t ..,- am
s-hal the board oi Inquiry
v. ni determine "
TlllU.'.K M:\\ 11 ?. I i 1,1 silil'v.
<? * of Tli.?, ,,, a* ,|?. "Mnln.-'_1?.
rrsnaa ,,f Mhalnaa
V\AMIl.\?;it..\ Man*,), 11,-Thre? new
beitleshipn, of Um ateunoheei type afloat,
' 'th..ri7.ni i?> ?., n?.-..,- CommRtee
OB Nav.,1 Affairs to-,lay. un?! | provision
for their eonstaruetton taeorted la th?.
naval approprlntlOB Mil, At the
time the committee agreed ??n a maximum
' ; or ton ror armor-piste for
.. the Par? a ?>r nsvsl
marines i.v m mm, and pul msttsra In
fair abspe tor a decision to-morroa ea
the location of dry-docka, probably four
in number, capable ? t accommodating th?
?t-siasa war-vsssst,
committee was in session prnctl
'?11 ?lay, and i?< f??re th?, decision on
- ?.t Ships ?ras naportsd ttH-re was
a long .irai Interesting dfcacoi -
Representative Tste (Democrat), while
Dg ?in increas?*. believed that tWO
would be ample, and that fur
ther expenditure beyond the ?point of ne
t) should be avoided. >Whsn the
; tben w_i bul one dis
sent isg voles, Mr. T?te insisting; thst
two battleshlpa would be sufficient to
. a . | ; .
The neu warahipa ?provided f??r will
??? ??r :h. lat? si pattern, li will be m?.
*. i.? rore they can b<
Pia? ? ?i In Dommli ion. ? me of them, the
committee dseMed, should > -;?r the name
of the Ill-fated Maine. The appropris?
tton tor their construction ?sat- not Bxed,
r?f? an -<| t.? it,, BUb-Commltt? ?m
Approprtstkms, which win rsporl to the
?mmittsa next ?
cost, it i- Mig ??n i?. about
lb.uuo.iM8 each, though, for the Bsosl yssr
i In th?* win. the amount of ex?
i??-t ?ittiire nia.y aoi exceed tare niiiii??ns
each.
ARMOR-PLATA
Th** commtttse also agreed on a ?pro
vision authorising the Secretary ?>f the
Navy to ?purchase armor-piste, w> eon
trsei or otherwl?se, at a ??osl of not ex
| M< I I - I ton. This wais aur? . ?1 M.
however, only with the express ?proviso
thia Item should Include the nick? i
ii-??-<l in the arnmr. for Which i lurgC
outsid? ?percentage heretofore lias been
by th? government This limit ?oi
i-t ?iiiti at.-t prie? ?i? - ... n ka? nerall)
m cted, anal, with ti.?- ex? eptlon of the
in? rtlon of the ?proviso ais t?. nlokel, r?n t
with little opposition In the discussion.
ne ?>t tri.- mus? Important festur?
th? Work on the t.iii wna an agrssmeni
??n an ?appropriation of 1126,000 for out
nttlng, rationing, and unlfonnlng fit ad
ditional paarinss. Tins Incrssse In the
BU maule th?? suWj.it Of ai
apecisl and urgent request sent to the
Mous? liter the submission of the reun
?an* recomo '\ iih the amounts
to be paid for dry-docka and for armor
Mat.- n, un- eggregste not yet deter
mined, th?* mu. as it stands, currtes, ?n
all, something like U*.b.I which, how
will tie largel) augmented by the
otbof in ms.
Hai?i.i 1 made ?with the
lui. .nui it is iik? iv it will be In uhsps
i.?r ?report to the public Mondsy or
I ll?s,laiy.
II 111 \\ \ I 11 \>?H IL.
Cnngtressls_nl >n?-iit ?Fined ?.'.?mi?
ii?--i Craai Uurk MMestfs*.
11 \!<A \ A .Mainh 11. The ? ? ath?-r
contlnuea to Its delightful, snd the city
a anquii .-is the akies sre Mue.
i'ii'ia... >3smpson sesma to hav? t>
coversd from his sunlit Indisposition, and
the i'nit'-'i Stan?.- Naval Court of Inquiry
Into the lorn ??f the ?battleship M
which he ?presides la pursuing Its
usual COUI
The i? lief work oi the Red-Cros
?let) in the ett] snd country la daily
?becoming m??', systematic, effective, anal
regular. Misa Clara Barton and the Col
lector ??t Customs hav? ti.i'i in??: t ?plea*
-mi interviewa during which MIm
ton assured the ofDoial thai thi Rsd?
. rom |.. ,a.:. esrnestl) d? precst? ti anj
npt, no matt.i .t..m what Bource,
o evade or Infringe the customs Isws of
3 pa in ?u cui.a and the Collector ax?
?i hi? desire and Intention t?? do all
In lu- ?power to expedite Hi?- adml
.?a j. g?mate t?ill?i
Th? Americas yacht Anita, which
brought a : ?nal ?part) her?, bat
?i?,. ,i at:,'??. !<u it la alleged, n?>: bar?
n proper ord? r. Th? i a*
m.n who ?arrived here In the Ai
Senators Galltnger, Thurston. and Money,
and Repr?sentativ? a ? tumminga iud
William Alden Smith accompanied b)
their wivsa, were presented si the Palace
,,i in o'clock this mumlng, by Cimsui
ai l. and wen cordl illy re
pel? ?i by ' '.?I'tain-? i'-n* i ai Blanco.
This . venlng the congressional party
paid ?i visit t" a ?. . m|. "i-.-, con? enti
The) will go bj asa to Mstanaaa
fhlt afti moon the memb? ra oi the
omisi Csbln? I call? -?i upon i 'om?
. the binders of the
Montgomery. The ?appropriate salutes
D ,,,,, - -,\ i. .?t.-. a \ ed a - ?w the
,,,. ii, i ?i t lie day erbi n Oensrsl
Parad -' tit* ?fovernm? nt,
\ leiti ?t the Montgomery.
\ ?Spanish repon ?sys thai >yov< rnmenl
the Sierra Maestru
had a aklrmiah ?with sn Inaui
force, ?"?'I hnve Inflicted "numeroua loea
upon the Insurgents." aW;?? enpturlng ?Ihre
ner?, and destroying the plantation
of the tiit-rny. The troops, it is further
loal three men killed and ten ?wound?
?The court ot Inquiry ,,i(| UttM to day
??pending much of the time * itching the
i work.
Th" tine Impoeed '.' the Anita a u ?re
moved by the ?yovei nm?ol when II ?wna
round thai her i? ipei were a ittofaetory.
>i:tii.f>ii:m' OF ? ih\> ui'kstiov
raapaslMsn ?f ? " intanenay Like
'Mint nl ( iiiiiiiIii
WASHINGTON, March U.?Project* foe
the Bsttlsm? al of the Cunan qaeetlon ?are
numerous, but most of them at?- regard?
,-,! in olti.-ial lir.le- as unwori :iy "1 M -
rioua connldsrsthm. ?One plan, t'"-1
been ?presented i?? the Preeldent,
? hlofe bua moMved On approral la
general way of leading ama ark me conn?
,, |? | ,t with the sdmlniatratlon,
?.?,1 there la reason to believe thai tt la
the subject of Btudloua reflection In ih.
Ci .?m? i. The proposed plan gli - lo
ail of the lights, privileges, and 'mmudh
t??. enjoyed by Csnada. Spain .wrviiii
i, h< t.- if only auch rlgleis sa l.n,-.. md
ov? r ?bar Colonice.
a i.oi?i?*?? ooumrtmmMw,
wh.ii an epportunltj for - * ' ''V/'^
roursell i- prss? nted to you. aalse It. thia
?? philosophy. Dr. Greene, of No,
rteenth atrast, New ^'?rk nty.
the distlngub-hed apeclnliat, sdmltted t<?
,?. the asa minent authority oa dto
,,.,. ,..i, w?. consuKsd psrsonnUy or t?y
i,,,,.,-' n,,- Dr. Oreene'a wonderful .
have 'm...I.- his name famous throughout
,,,,. world Tb?- wenk end debilitated, th.
nervous and prostrn-led fn-m ovsm otR,
,.,,.,?s snd iii.h-ciHio.i shosld ase er
write to !"' (ir" Trsntmsnl w> ' ttsi
correapondsnee a specialty e?d eEerg an
auuruncc of cure, ah MmmM ?eis.* this
golden opportunity wlthja M|r pup
without deUF *?* vo restored to h^ltb. J
I LOME S SUCCESSOR
'.mir i'?ii,?i v IHM Hi MB OMMMMMN
IM MF. IXTFItl ii;\\i;i>.
AIN DO :>Ni WANT WAR, HE SAYS.
>? Will I?.. i:,er> thin* HoUornhlr
In Her l'Hiver to \\?-rt It.
n?* < Mttaaaa-Tariff Trent> wnii
I Nlin,
MASHINOTON, March IT fian Lads
>lo y M? niai,?-, th.- new Spanish Minis
r. wna ?sen al the pedtsh Ingetton to.
y by an Aeoocial ?i Pregg reprsssntn?
r% and for the tirst time atnea hi- ar
ral consented to apeak aannirnlag
tii-ti iffalra, obserriag mMi reMeeaea
pbaaea a? dinlnamlM pm
lOtJ r. ...uare,|
!.. .Munsters arrtvul he has re
tted a cablegram tnu Ckptaln-Oenetal
ni"?. Itatlag that thf Cubun CaWlnet
ia nssignetsd Sansra iTrallloa. of New
"k. ana Hariila, aafrelafj ?jf the Ha
iiiH ''haont??r or coeamerce, t<> an with
mot ?ngulo In negOtjallBg a ?t.nimer
?I treaty I?. tween the Vtalt.tl fltateS
id cuwa. ihf Mlnletet isferrod Ind?
Btall) to this fad. as he rggjBfdsd it
- another ?wtdenea or ?he complete
itonomy will? h Spain hail ?ranted t?.
i'?;i AJthongh Se?or i'.?i?> win b<- the
enipotsnttsry m arranglhf the Cuhna
esty, th?* Cubsn delega tea above na?amrt.
Moan by th-- Cuban Cabinet, ?ni liara
itlra control "t tin- tetms of ?wch ai
esty.
dp* iking >a tti.- pr?sent poHey of* Bpnla
giving sutonom) to Cubs, the Minls
t ??i'i. "it?? government hna graa?ted
toi:' my 00 the brOBdoit anu? most iil..
ii Unes Naturally, with am Insurrsc
"r, dragging toward ?t* close, there era
tnculUes m un ws) oi a complote reail
iti??ii ?.i pinna so oomprsnensive as to
;l I K 'I'? "ittir.* Inn nial m.i.-hii,. a f .?t
n'?i. Th.* Autonom?a! CnMnst ? m
IB /.? ?, aiiitl hi Its haituls is th?* dir?-? tlOO
the domestic affslra el Um Islsnd,
indina tbe not unta ..i the ?Cuban i'ar
?tut nt.
'"ill.- nsmlng f?t Cubsn delegates ??>
.m. '" Washington an.i arrange a ceoa
isreial treaty, shows how fully tbe pins
f sutonom) grants the Cubans ?control
f their own affairs. This delegation
ill have in their own bands the making
f thla tarif! arrangement, ?mil without
.. ??i i ? ?.ni.i do nothing."
When Benoi Polo'i stention ama drawn
at ci in. ai phases of th Spanish
ituatioii, he ?spoke with much n
in- Lee Incident hsppened wbOc in was
n ?in- ocean, ami h.? kn?*w ?milling, be
?i?! .. th.- circumstances, sltboudh he
ell confident ai misunderstanding ha?i
?rown ??m ?.t Mme ne ens I sliuslfl
lenernl l??*e nol mean' as anj Intlmstlon
hat til- recall was tit sired.
P08SIBILIT1 OF WAR.
The Minist? a aa Um ?i aaksd if be
tort ? ?i ' h?- pr? s,-ii! condition oi
?tween the L'ntted States and Spain .-is
ridlcattng War. After a moment'.- he-l
aiion lc answered ?gravely:
"i un sure tin- United staites dorn sot
latin par, Just ai.- I am sur. that the
?patiish Government does not want war.
ami will do everything honorable in Its
IOWer tu SVSrt such a calamity. '
So far as the propOOSd trem? y will ?affect
? .aun. it ia- | .piWaWli that th*1 K-atllng
.triff (un? ? ssions grunted t.? Asasiicsn
mporti ertll i.n machinery, electrical
ippliane?ea ? ? f ail k.ntis. and various
roods Which atr.a used largely in Spain
American petroleum ami cotton are the
?rinclpal imerl an importa im?? Bpnln,
?at it is not ?probsble that tin- duties wall
? reduced on those articles The) enjoy
i m?.imply in th.- Spanish market, and t"
his extent they receive all the
aiii? li spun leels wstrrsnted in giving
h?-ni. rii. \ are, mon ov? r, among the
adlng .. * a?"- -i.lucing articles, and
- ? i<i t.? i.. auch
hat they could not i.? lowered w-itl.oiit
njurioualy iffecting tbe revenue.
In this connection, it is atated that
Am? lican ' .tl"ii is litiiliiiK a I ?i -a- i. a' -
K? t m Spain, anal 'hat in tie CataluniH
iu-:ri?t. p n -n? alan i\ at Bsrcelona, mam
moth ?ttt.-n-ia.-ton? i are building in
.p.-akiriK t-l this t?? a Motad, Sen ?i I OM
itated tint Americsna would be ?jut?
,ii . ,1 t,i know thatt th' output of Sp.ni
sh msnufsetured cottona wda itok aesr
lag it not exceeding, the output la UM
United St:it'*s.
As t?i the concessions which Spain hope?
i , .-, sure in th.- United ?States, it i- un
derstood that Units will Bgurc
II,,. ,.., i ,ii.s will ?I.? aw > with
the Spanish preferentlul rat? on flow
nal will hav.- tin- I "nit ? ti BtStSS n?l Cuba
i,, .p,-, t .-m arrangemeni by which tfila
ountry nil! hereafter auppl) Um Cub? aa
?with this tira-t ascssssry ?if life.
Pots ws - form illy rec Ived in his
ntiiciai cnpndty by Secretary Sherman
and Aaslstant-Secretarj Day ?.t tu?- State
11. pan tin? nt at n ?.'clock this morning.
n, win be giren am andiene? by th.
im. si.lent au the White House to-m?>rrow
morning al U O'eloek.
IRDICATIONfl OF VY Ml.
Tii?-> Mrs llinnger Ifeai Militas*)
llspni'lmsnli? f alada nt Bnhnnn.
WASHINGTON, I?. C, March U (?tips
a .li The Indications of war to-nlghf
n-.- stronger aiai mon assured than at
my time sine.- th? Mowing up of th?
Mains, or th. ..pression ??i ai desire for
ai,, ?..-a?ii n?. Consni-Genernl Ln nj tin
-ipanisii Government it is predicted than
next ?reek will bring the most laapettgUat?
ii.'v<*i?ir?iii-ms. and that the peopt? ??t the
i iiit.-ii state? will realiai thai their eoa
i?i.ii. . iu pindag i."> millions at the
[tt?po h< President wna not mis
placed, ia* mestloa to-dny of the De
portment of tbe South, ?fs distinct from
that ??t the Bust, ama th? Irsi Intimation
,,? the at tu? army prepnrnUoos ?sow w.
lag m ??i. by the administration. Brlgs
,ii, i -?;..ii. r ti Wlillsm a. Grahsm arm at
Son Aiiioi.tt?. Tex., tia- boss ordered t ? ?
Kurt . .m< rii? i-"i. near Allants, to tak
ommand of the new deportment, which
,,,,11 be ?i.liip?. -I "t tin Star?-s Of North
ind South Carolina Georgia, Florida
,,,,,. a-sippi, Arkansas. LOUls
;..?,, ... ,t t? v a ah the truopa in the
\\--i iiaive been ordered to hold th?*m
in r. adln? h i"t team?diste truno
(, r ,,, the d? f? no? - along the AtlsnUc
?l at.oaitt. It la- als?? said thait ii.tim.?
nave been sent to the Oovernora of nil
the ?Southern states that the militia may
i?. called apon fot eerelea ta the United
staites army.
Perhaps the most nctiv? ?preparstlon to
day w a- iba i i n"11 "' tit* 91 air Depart
ment In making Fort Monroe, Vn., the
distributing point for ordnance and am
munition. Sixteen eaMoada of powdei
?passed through I ?-day fbe Fart Mc
ti-oni WllmlntgWn, i>ei Ten BBortars snd
7?,,in> ?pound? ??f ammunition went through
to-day, OVSI th? Atlantic-Coast Line to
1'ensscots. I
The!, i-- ? vi.Piitly a crisis at ILibuna.
AilVl??S from ? 'olisill-ljelierail _M gO tO
shoe thai immediate action le asedad,
it la apparent non t<bnt there win he
short, sharp, snd dselsrre steps taken the
connu? w? ?K.
Among Um ?people who ?were at th? War
Department lo-daj In consultation la re
war?! lo trnneportstlon and ether gwt?
ters weit? ?'oior?*i a. n. Andrserg, first
?lie aceeldeni of 'he Southern railway;
Captain H Day, oounnsl ??f the ai
iantit and North CUrollna rellread, ahd
others. Preatdeat K?iwar?i OOrlea, or
th?. National l'liot As??>clation, wa? al?o
in eoaferenca with the tkurctuwry nt the
l his histy departure for Pensa
i V -Bighl Is regarded as an Indication
Ml he gosa lo airan?*?? fur th? safo
Dotage or snip? <-.n the FlorMs exist,
h're the naVy will be mossed in th?
e*t l-w days.
I.AFIMi THK MAST? IV rOa-HTION.
Voris on Krnnsrgr niul Kentucky.
Mortnr? for Ihr Kort.
NEWPORt XF.ws. va. Mareh u.
ipedaL) QBE of the large ?steel ulllfiry
lasts was placed m position ? IB the
tearaarge ?hi* afternoon, and a Mg foaes
l now working on the ether ma - - (Off
!?? K-iirsarge and tit* two for the K-n
ucky. Lath of Ibesa masts weighs
leven tons, Is made of th> at
asa an - *' I t I Inehee in hett-rht. ?ml i?
0 have armarn? nt of rapM-flTa gUUa In
be lighting top. The fa?*t thai thena
lasts are being- pieced in position b?f >r<?
h?. launching l. ' i -i BTidagMW thai
he work on ?both ahtpa la bMag rush id
?? completion on hurry orders 't la not
ustoniary to put the ?masts in pia? ? nu
il sftst tlie v-ss.-is leave the ways, tut
I.mpainy is exerting every effort nnd
vailing itself of every intervening eng
a have the Kentucky and K? usijrge n?
air edvaneei as poeelbla b??fure sent into
h?- water.
M'?l;TAi:s F? nt THF Ft ?HT.
A freight train on the Chesspsske nnd
>hio railway las; night brought into N?-w
lort Newa tweivt mortai-t eonelgnod to
??rt Monroe. To-dny tbe formidable an
tlnes of destruction and their ?intents
ran shifted ta <?i<r ?Point and hav- been
itaiinlniK all dav on the I 'h- BSpSSke and
?hi?? tracks, th?- objssta "f mu? h ? ur1
sity among the few j.pie who have
?. >ti sble to retch a ?yllniapse ??f them.
I'll.- mortars here s.-nt Into the Fort un
Wr rover of darkness ??.-night. Other
?hipni? ?its of war .r.ait. rial will follow
hta one. It la said theee erar rappliea
?OHM from th? tiaivy-vair?! gnflsh ip at
Washington nnd Gtoveroor*a Islsnd, M?tw
i? rk.
M qi l-ilTK>> OF VA IHSHIPfl.
rassthly t nci?- snm win ?Pweehnss
Five ?ir ?>i\.
WASHINGTON, Msrch ti -Most of the
IBM "I te-ttri\'s C.ilnia-t in?-, tint? was
aik.'n up in the ?iisc.i---i.in ?if ais asares
rhicta have leea put into operation for
li?. a? i|iiisltion of naval V? s-?-Is Wy tlie
[overnment One of the m?embei I
n t. r t he mesjttng:
it is now altogether ?prObsMa thai
ve will secuge ;w?? *, --?!< thai pure ?in*
! i .?on -traction for the Brasilien Qov
rnni'iit. it Is nut possible to Bay at
his time JuSt how asan) ?hips m ail
h? government will h- able t?> secure
t has options on a number that have
i?.a, offered, Wut nothing Is likely to
... definitely accomplished la tlie way
?f acquiring them until aa examination
s ni.nl.- into their condition, f??r whi h
lurpo a a nai y'i i ..tti. ? r t: i - i ?*ri dlspstcb?
.1 ail.roanl.
"We ?i?. not v.ami ai loi ??t ?russets that
itber ?unions contracted t.? t??- built, snd
i?iw timi air?- not up to expectations. 1
-h'.iiid not be surprised but whan the
?/resident would be able t.? get tiv.- or
-ix vessels in sll. Th. 100.9611.000 appro
iriated for u*r ?purpose? will ?be expended
n this country, exrepl auch ha may be
is? ?I In the pviri'ha-e ?if sblpa and muni
lona of wnr that ar.- not obtainable here.
"Yes, i think the aympsthy ?>f the
t ?rit isii Government in this controversy
is with the i nttt-'i States AI any rat?*.
-h.- dosa not si.l?- ?With Spann. I do not
mean by Utia etateeaent t?. our* you h>
fer 'hi' the Hhiglhflipa*e artll openly a?l
rocnte our - us? and ? stand as ?inbatnn
tiati help, wut they ertfl give us (heir
moral support."
I Cr.l.lN?. IN M Mil. Ill
Commaeret .1 l'uni??-OtepleSawre With
i-?Wsedtsrd Distribute? Amas,
MADRID, Msrch U. Pnrther retaforce?
?sients of tr<oopa have mlled from Bans
tanner f??r Cuba,
'in- feeling ? t?. the retattoejg betw?eea
and Um United Matea which has
pervaded oommerelnl circles foi severs]
culmine ted on ntursdsy In a hsavy
rail in funds All Um m arspapsra call
upon the government t?> itop Un punie
by ?i ?prompt aritt el.-ar Ital
the r?-ai ?.iiiiiti?Mi existing in Cuba, and
also defining the Interustionsl situation.
The newapnpera r?-?? t.?. tbe ?profound
itlon and dlsplensure csua d w* lb?
t ntteii statea aeadtng tin* cruiser Mont
gomery !" Hal. ma. a t... I 1?\ I la?- a ppi ?,pi ! l -
tion "t * " ?.000.aoa roi national def? nee
t alted State?. .Mini-i. i Woodfoi i. whi!
returning from lite drive to-day, ?alighted
an the ceaaeten *i Um moms ni of the
interment oi tbe remalna of tbe eels
inaifd toreador HYsecoelo, who ?li-?i leal
Toeedsy. General Woodford llstrtboted
numerous alms among the p?i"r. who sur
rounded his carriage. There was g ?n-ut
crowd, bol no demonstration of hostility
towsrd Um Amia, am Minister, and the
incident is much commented upon.
A Slmilll.nn? I net.
\i:\V TORE, March it-Th- n.-rald
win to-morrow print the followlnn:
"John R. Lead who was msster-at
aniiis of the ?battleship Maine, awal who
came to New York in command ot tour
other eunrlvora wbo were not assigned
to ?iiitv ,-it Key West in*- been given
shore lesve, and la living nith tus m?.
In-law, l.ouls lit in.-k. In Jersey City,
H. hsa t?? ?n ?ery guarded In bla state?
iii?m- t?> representatives of the press.
He has mid to his friends, however that
a slgnl?canl fact which bad apparently
!... n overlooked was that a launch a
Maine's which was al a little distance
from tbe stilt, blew up ?before tbe Main.
did."
Fern ?nil? Will? I'rin I ?loin?.
ki;v WEBT, FLA Msreh 11. The
?Fern sail?-i tot M itanssa to-night with
? cargo of provisions for ths starving
Cubons ?From Matangas she win go t?.
tegua Is Grande. Her departure wai
without Incident.
The tornedo-bost Doponl Was arri\.-?i
from MoWlle.
There la ih> unusual activity among
osvsl ofltaora ?here.
n?a; Croases Trthlng <>?? store?.
PHILADELPHIA, Msreh it. -The >Mg
erulser Columbia was taken out of the
League Island dn -do? k this afternoon.
sh>- will ?begin taking on store? ait once.
The Columbia snd the Minneapolis will
satii South in a fen lays Their destins
tlon is not ?positively known, but it is
sani Um tirst p.iit touchsd will h.- Hamp
ton lt?.a_?l^.
Tor|ieil<i-ll<nit? Tallin! nnd ?.?* > n.
Ni:\\ PORT, U. I . Mar h 11.
The torpedo-boats Talbot and Gwyn ar
rived here this .? uliiii a.ni w ? I e at
??n turned over t?> Commander Mc
i.? in, commandant ol the station, th.
?boats hsvlng t.?-" n accepted by 'tie ?gov
ernment. The) win ?receive their equip
ments and Bupplles al th?- station, am?!
an? ta u?. Into commission in ? feu days,
Jnp (ruiner? \??l lu He .?? niclil
WASHINGTON, !? ?'. March 11 The
ne>gotlstlona for th?* purchase of tbe two
japan? cruisers now- building In this
countr) at Philadelphia am.| Sam Fran?
Isco .?re off. and th? pr?s? IndlesUons
ai t hat ao fun w? i rt? p> will he taken
toward acquiring thi nips
Itunli W nrL mi Aiuuiu ni tlou.
LYNN, mass Match n. The Ameri
can Ordonnes ? oinnany*a fa?*tury in this
i try is running night and day ?n orden
for government ammunition, and extra
men hav?* been put ta wurk.
Thr Fo??!e I ? a ? ? ? i??r Ke> W e?t.
NoitniLK. \a, Msreh U.?The tee??
psdo anal ?Pnote lefi Old ?Polni at u*M
!< V West. Slit- pnSSSd ??lit tt?,.- cap?,
at n M
-itiiiil?h Tor|?ed?i-ll<ialH Kail.
LONDON, March 1J A speiil ,p.
pit? h from Madrid says the Spanish
torpedo squadron ?it ?*ai)!i will sail for
Cuba t??-<iity_^^
Why cough ami annoy the whole and!?
en?, when L>r. Bull'? Cojgh Syrup wil1
btop itl
M?O [S THE PEKIAK9
WO WKl.L-KSOWN POLITIC I \>?.
MAKR STATKMKXTS.
1 g?
- t
L.
?;?
ISW?ATION AND A STOUT DENIAL, g
ci
latter Will V.t Likely Ite Pressed st
<'
to mi lu? ne?Tlie Ueuixirar? Are on
I a
the ?tul l i ? .* and Kml Soukht Hi
lire? Altiiiiied, Sny? Mr. Hooper.
pg hiive yet Ween taken to as?*er
iiu the extent to which transfers I <?.?
esa f?jrg?d or to truce to 'heir source
hos?* that came to light oh Thursday,
articulan? of which were givn in y? s
t*i?ti?> s Dlapatch. Mr. Qeorga Hoopar,
r., vil???-, nain? wa- fOCged on ill? While
ranster. said lust night that ha ha?! been
ngaged all dnj in an Magertest i?gai
use, and hail had no lime to give to a fnr
lier consideration of the transfer ?matter.
le hardly thought anything was to be
uin?"d Wy foraaally reporting the eircum
taaoM to th.* Btoctoral Board, ami he
ias of the ??pinion that there was no need
or further BSttOa, as t ti. end desired had
" li alrssdy attained, since all I h?* legi-?
rnra tiani besn plnced on their guard. H?
ia?l aliout made up his mind, he said', not
o i ik. anj further notice sf the forgery
t nis ?rignature to the trainsfer.
The BBUttet waa not brought up at ihe
neetlng ??t the City Committee last
light, .iiui Set -retairy Gordon saiid l.e tlid
101 tiiiuk it i ame within the ??rovi-i-e ??t
hat body, Wut was on? for the BlsctOml
Joard to ? oaaldl T,
mi:, hau kins s ?EXPLANATION.
Th?- Whit?- transfer wsa banded ' > Mr.
looper t?-. Mr. Brnest Hsarklns, son t>i
dr, 0. a. Hawkins After tbe publication
n y?'-i.-t.?ay's Dispatch Mr. Hawklna
ailed "n legiatrars Hooper and Bev<er
i|i"e, anal Btsted that W? th the White mid
he Kutni irnnsfsra ?had besn obtained
ee him by Mi. J. Samuel Wilkinson, un
! r tbe following chrcumstances: 'Son,?;
im.- age Mr. Wilkinson cuum Is htm ami
isksd if h?* tend any irlanda who wished
rsnxfera. Ha Imd been acquainted wnii
Mr. Wilkinson for many y.-n*-. and kUOW
inn h?- liad basa eonnscted with Demo
Tatlc headqnsrtera for many ?ana; -,
lalng assigned to the eoUeotlon ??i twuns
Eers and registration of votera. Mr. Hsw
Une anya hs employed Mr. Wilkinson t?.
:o??k aft? i transf?ra for boom of tus gup
?porters, in?.mx tin- number being Mr.
White shd Mr. Kuhn."
DENIED I'.v MR WILKINSON.
Mr. Wilkins.m was seen at ills ir*d
tJence, on north sixth street, MM Bight.
ii?' had we? n made acquaint? ?i ? H h th?
purport ?I Mr. Hawkins's Btstement,
which ii- genled In eel t?-ims snd with
much display ?>f indignation. "Mi. Haw
kins never employed me." be ?mid, "Ha
lint me out one day and asked ni?* to take
cbarg? of list of tras (fera, i -""k the
lia-t. Wut Ister told hirn that 1 couldn't g? t
tw? transfers, \<*ith?.r tbe name of White
not ??t Kulm appeared on tin* Net, i know
absolutely nothing ??t tins matter, i have
known Mr. Hawkins for twn >-live or
tnirty rears, ami i am quite sure ?Wait be
has aovar known me ta be ?guilty of a
crooked transaction of thla aort, :'or if he
?ini he would surely never have empfbyed
me. I have i)'-*ii getting Irnnsfsra tar
csndldstea for vsry msny rears, snd auch
a chatio- a.- this has not. not < ml?! it
have been, preferred agalnei mq. Tbi
?matter oi obtaining a legitimate transfah
i- BO -imple and SSSy that the l?l?:i of ainv
one but B m? r. BgWlCS BtOOPiOg i" B tlnng
??t tins -?nt i? absurd."
i in. i hi m\i*. um KIIGMMMI "
< it] ? ???n m i t ? <- Am?sgame ?Oetnllsnnd
leleeta Judgsa m??i Olsrfcs.
ri: City 1'? mocrntk I omml .. beM
Its tinal s. .-si.m Is*! night t.. an I
dstnila ??t th" prlmnrj election nest Tuoe
day.
i be ehairman and recr? t try pi I i
committee win be at the Powbal "uw
i.? m Mondny afternoon to swear In the
fudges "i election. All ju.tn? - of ?lection
an request? .1 t?? come t?, tin club-h
Mondny between the hours of t and I P.
M., to be sworn in and lheir
qoots of ballots,
All registrars are requested to ronM t..
Ute City Hain ??n Mondi\* M A.
M. snd ?'? P. M. t.. gal the booths, as
votera will hatv? t?? mske oui ihehr aal
lots In the booths fust us in a.u general
electloi
The ?sommlttee will meet st ?Ssnger
liaiii Tuesday night at M o'clock to re
reive the election returns, and the public
win. as usual, w.. admitted.
The list Of VOtlng-pll - anal the name
of the fudges and clerks f.iiiow:
MON ROB WARD.
First Preclncl No t south Piral street.
Judge??A. w. Miller, Joseph Gerrtng.
Clerks Jsmea C. Hannon, l.. T. fh-/.
gerald.
?Second Precinct -No. _2 north Bwond
street. Judgi R B Bnead, Loui? Br ?u
dt-r. ?Clerks G. D. Pleaaants, Jr., -
ander Archer.
Third Prertni t N,? | w? at Bro id .
Judges Andrew Krause, Luther Martin.
Clerks Frank I. Btarke, D. A. Lacy.
Fourth Precinct .\'<>. Ml north Thir?!
street. Judges Joslah Ryland Clatborne
Robins. ? lerks?Valentine Brown, ?Georg?
r Matten
Fifth Precinct- No. Ml east Canal srr.-.d
?between Second and Thud. Judge? \l
a. Allen, W. T. ntsgerald Clerks-Leigh
Tut? nucid. Wllllsm BranUey.
IEF PERSON WARD.
First prectncl No. is north Pourteenth
street. Judges I. c. Caib.lt. .lohn D.
Lottler. Clerks -Goodmnn Dsvte, w. f..
Tupman.
Second Precinct?Old Ma.rk.-t Hall,
JuiIk'-s B. F. Bedford, C. Manning, Jr.
Clerks?Peter O Sullivan, David Connell.
Third Precinct No. CIS east Main
Stleet Judges Thomas P. Shea. I.ila
Gregory. Clerks?F. P. Msyer, Charles
Kosa
Fourth Prednci No Ml north Twenty
first street. Ju?Ik?-s W. T. Atkinson, .1.
it Allen. Clerks?Wllllsm Simpson, \\ .
W. < ???oilman
JACKSON WARD
I'u it ;'i?-i-in-t No. T'/j Brook ivenue,
Judgm I' w. ?France. John McGovern.
Clerks Philip Neisa ?Plus Keller,
?second Precinci N?. IM w?si Duvsl
it. F.. Felthau?, H i- ? -
mann. Cierva .t Ja? oh P >b, J ihn Mc?
Eneany.
Third l'r?? In? t In r? ?r of N?, 761
s. ?-?iii.i sir?? t. Judges-W. J. ONell
Chari.m M Welnbrunn. Clerks Chart?
Booth. < ? w . <;.
Fourth i'?., ?tat N??. ?>-j north ?Seven?
teenth street. Judgre M. B. Gary W.
a Disney. Clerks James Rogers, it. J.
Ryan.
MARSHALL WARD.
Piral ?Precinct No Mil Lester -?
ludst - K A Cav? do \\ iverly Nuckois.
Clerks Thomas Duffy? John tiigi
s.-.-.iin! Precinct n n oran Hsll.
Judges i p. Hubbard Henry Schmidt.
t 'lei k-^ \. s ? ; ... ,i Mont?
ti? ?m.
Thar?! I'r- .tr.. V 01 lc 11 all Ju?d|
W. M William?, John Fiat Clerks?E.
lt??menl, C. W Smithtrs.
MADI?tOM WARD
i';.-t Precinct ? Powbatan
Judge??Thoma? Bonder, J. F. ?Crons.
Clerks I.. R, ?Barnes, P. Kemper ?Rector.
?Second Precinct No KM north Ninth
stleet. Judge? C. ii. Johns?.n. T. N.
O'Keef? Clerks C. A. All? u. W. F.
Richardson.
Third ?Precinct No. m north s venth
t. Judge? II. S. frl??-. Inm?.-* !'.
VS.I. Clona W. C H W, D. h.i
dsn.
Fourth Prednet Seventh ??nd Cnry
si nets. Judge??Thomas W. Walsh.
Msxwstl T. Clarke. CMTlU John C.
Nolle, 1/oUls l'aiull.
CIJtY WARD.
First Precinct? Main ami Morris streets.
Judges?H. V. U. Moore, Wlllium Fine
ri. ?Clerks?Jame? Winston. j?i?w ??#.
?on. ,, ,
.? ond Preelnct-No. 7<? west Broa?!
eet Juds*e?-J. IL ?? vt-vnlge O.-orge
Fower?. Clerks-J. 'V. Per.lva!,
orna C- Waller.
hird I'rrelnct-No. 12fi west I
eet. fudges- P, S. Purford. J. H. M?>r
r. derfcs?R W. Lark?*. Austin Nun
maker. . _.
'..iirth Precinct-No, 4!T south Flue
eel. Judges??W-orne J. Hooper. Jr..
trence Bsrwood. Clerk??P. L. Wade,
nrles Carter. _
? lfth Precinct-? \ir y and Reservoir
*?ts. Judges-!.. K. Buaaer, E. C. T?te.
i-tks-Fluir Meanley, tleorge 13. Jon-s.
I AETI-LMAQOM PMtWHt-MA*FtM
nrnlinll an?! Jeffer??m-VV?rd tniidl
?l?len fur I ?iiincll llrnrd From.
rh?> tnint meeting of the Marshall W 11 I
?i Dslofl i?. riiMtiatic clubs, bead la Oor?
t ?in Hull MM niglit. was a session of
?podtatton. it was emphathmlly "unti
iguy." the keynote l??*lng struck by
iptaln Curtis, the ll all mail at Um ???r
t. and taken up i?. everj candidate for
e coum-ll from Mai-halt and Jefferson
inls. The hall was festive with bunting.
id a large Wraiss Wamii blared out the
t?-: populsr air- tt.-twcen the torrents
eloquence that maid?, captive th?. ?ears
a large nu.li. nco. The ?gallery was till? ?I
Itil lilil?es, who evinced a k.'Ml interest
the piroceedlngs
io.v.inor Tyler an?l Hon. J. Taylor Kl
son. who h.ni boon Invited to be present,
acupled seats on the platform, which
a? crowdi tl with candidate?
Csptaln Curtis, who wa.s elected to pre
t?. was introduced by Mr. John Meanly,
i?l acknowledged the compliment In a
? f speech, in the ? nurse of which In
lid his compliments to the league by
tying that hie denied Its rlKht to dictate
iw men should vote Thnl Ml the ball
tiling, and every candidate for the ?'<>u?i
i hud <om? thin? t?? saj an the subject.
The ?reception accorded those ?gentlemea
idorsed by the league was manifestly
?ol, yet -.oh declared that the endon.
??nt was unsought, mid thai they hsd
tt been trammelled by the league in any
ay. while some, K?iai?l?-?i t?. desperation
. the i'-'Ts <?l some ?irdlllt ptillti. tail.
a?i?- the repudiation even mot?, em
latlc Mr. w. T. Woody said he had no
mnectlon with the tongue; Mr. T. n.
-as?, said he tiat! ?nothing St all to do
itii the league; Mr. Fr.?l OaYber said
* was n??t m favor ?if the league; Mr.
. B PergUiSsoa said he wais bound to no
ague or clubi Mr. Harry LawdsT dle
aiim.it his conn?actiOB with th?* lesgue.
he other tw<> estidldstes endorsed b]
i< organisation ?li?l not spenh,
i ifferson-Ward candidates were
v. n the privil?ge of the t!??or. auiil one
f them said be could -talk? hands with
le league only en om point -that be was
i fsvor of the elty iivtr.? within Ms In
>me but, I.?* added, he ?ai only in
i v<>r of thla bei a.!,: dime If the Income
ere sufficient to meet all requirements
would w?.- wlHlng tO Slep OUtSltle than
to?me and ?borrow money if it w?'i?. no
itwary Two of the candidates fiom tins
an-?!. ?Ah?? lire said to have w?*?>n endorsed
y the tea,une. were ?particularly emphatic
i their denunciation ?>t its endossement
Tin* regular monthiv meeting of the
lay-Ward Actives wfll be li?al?l in the
n?,*. room ??i" Belvidere HgU to-night,
'tus is th? lasl meeting of the dub bo
ire the election. _
THF. LHA0VB ISSUES % PtlM.lt.
i i- Being Untied to Bvery Mu? in
It I<"I? moiid.
The Bxscntlve Committee ??f th.. Qood
???vi rnmeni Lengua nur Mst Bight snd
.?nie |ta arrangsmsnteifor the la
ays of the campaign.
very encouraging reporta csmc from an
na?t', i ? ?.r th? city, ind the leaders ate
?ry confident >>f the result of the sess
ion.
Igue ha-? ISSU? d al fOUr-P Ige p?
t-r, "Priman Pointer??," which Is t?, he
enl to every man In the city ?>f uich
lond. Three thousand copies were mai'j
ti last night, and tbe r? at ?will be asm
?it to-day. The paper la of the ordinary
i/..-. and is full <?f interesting reading
natter. In addition to ?.-ruiinK the ?paper
o ev< rj Bildreat given In the City Ul
ectory, it win be distributed by hand.
Till: RATPLESHIF Mtl\K.
I Houieuir of ?Mir Ill-Pnteit WarnUlp
tor IliniiHteli ;i?-n?l*-i?.
Sines widespread nui Seilest Interest
entree ?round the on??- mugniflcent Wat
le-diip Maine, which now Ins ?wrecked
at the bottom Of Haitian I llailW'?!', and
laoa U?-t destruction is like i?, mark a
;itat epot ti in OUT n.?Con's history.
re Wa\?' prepared for Um raedera ?if'the
?ISI'ATCH. a souvenir of BOT.
li i-- a ?l.'ied pWtiire 9 l-l\!5. cleverly
ixeeuted la ever) detail, anil taken from
m oU-pnlnttang done by F, n. Atweod ta
IMS, ?na?! <iw:,'-..t by Brlgndter-G
[I. A. Win ? I? a. It will b?; touml .i I
nimbly suited foi [rnmtng,
In ardor t?. obtain Um ptctare, out out
i coupon ?which will m found en, and
tt't.r March 1 it li. t the tWttOm Of tio*
est t-tiliiii.il ol Um : of the
DISPATCH, ?nid bring h with See oenta
i i our oounter, it must Im reaaombsred
ne art; ii.it mailing th? picture, out it is
jtiiy delivered an our counter nt the
ibove named rats
Those ?pictures can be Imd en and at
after ?Monday, ?March Nth.
British Frotext lit China.
PEKIN, Msreh 11 The British Minis
ter, Sir Claude M. MacDonald, vi-it?*?i the
Foreign Office on Tuesday, ana
i BtrOUg protest .??ailiist til?- c?-s
sion of ?Port Arthui to H m ?ylng ir
would destroy the balance of pouet m
china. The Chinese officials, however, de
ciar.-.t their uiai.iiitv to withstand the
: demands
?I'.ci RE l?n It V tLUABLES,
tOVO I'Ik-im In Virginia Trost Co.'?
lire- noil Ho r??lu r-l'roor \nult?.
Tin- Virginia ?Truat ?Company offers ab
solute security for -til ?valuables
ed In its Storage vault, the only one In
Virginia. ?Parties ?are Invited t?? avail
themselves ?>f euch tot i
The boxea in the ?nfety vaunt of thM
oompnny ennnot w?- surpassed. Both
vaults sbsolutel) fir-- and burg1ar-?proot,
End lo, aie?! in the only tin-proof OBBOt
building in this ?-it y. rii.ua;,
model ate,
I UMIIIMi OF BATTUBflHIP*
l\rnliu"li>" .-tii.l "Kearanae," Miir.-h
'_ 11 li.
Th? Chesapeake and ??hlo railway will
run a SPECIAL FAST TRAIN from
?Richmond to the Munching, leavind
Richmond at 3 A. M March L'lth. air
living Newport Newa ? S a. m . at ONB
DOLLAR f'?r the ro?nd-trtp, ????.t k"Ii.k
ami returning on the special trains only.
Returning, th?* Special will leave New
?port N I IP. M *nd
iiiontl 7 F. M.
i ? Orrsetlen.
i n.ier the beading ot a Geographical
Krror." In oar yesterday's .
a-int of th? iosat of UM? wort?, of
diamonds in a cable-car on Bn
Nt w York. et... mil that Hie Mdj was
buyer for a fewelry ho i><* in Richmond,
.. Mom th? Nes j t k sun pf
ay, we added: "Unfortunntelj for
the im-;?: Interest which Um atorj
t illailetl tO arouse. Mis I jn,.
is not eonneatad with ani fewelry firm
In this *lty. nor la ah i known h- i
It ha I - n* d? 1? i ?! thait th.- lady
who loot the $ ' MO in d in*
N. L. Sin,? u?i- the n? - > manager for Mh
Cohen Compsny'a Millinery Prfsrtmant
. - told w. have m I?. n a. a
u ? m red ta i n ?parti?
Mr* Sinnuiits is among Hie foremost
known mllliii. is la N? W V?,rk.
in--u Iwnored a at the m?i?t
august positions ?rlth Le BoutiUMi
Hi?.th?a-s nnd other ni?>.-t preminei
liana,
Mrs. Stmomls was fortunate enough
??ft. i a gaol deal of trouble, t?> have iiei
valaablea restated, and nill s.i?.n be ?read*
to introduce herself and her miillnerj
talent to the people of Richmond, Wt
heairtily congratulate her for her g->oi
lutk
nil'- JEW-A PROTEST
IX ELOllliM BMRMOI nv : xn?g
? Ml I ?IX l|. t.KVT.
?HCIEHT AKD MODEM-DAY TTPES.
ether ana Flssdaaari TiBsaglia of
Hcrl?inr.tl Time? .?.! Modn^-nea
deteewfar, ot i ?(cr Pnsm EMMM wilt
French Attain To-Omy.
"''"' '*?" * i i ' "." w.t? the "-ubjecg
of u strong sermon pr,** -h.*?l *?
Ahnbn synagogne last night
Clifton II. Lav* ?,i New York.
RabM Levy Is on? of the foioui?Mt He
Wr. w .Ilvines la the FrUte?! Slate?, ??J
his larxe aadtenee. including sevoral not
of I he Jewish faith, enjoyed his cloque??
discours.*, involvin? as it ?lid the funda
mawtality of Judaism. Ue. Lsvy'a rermon
b?-gnn at ?M oVIn? k. nnd though th? bee?
part of an hoar was uonaurs?*! in Us d.
Usury, he h?M?f th, nttoaUea of in? and!
?*n?*e to the Mm. 1W i? a ?paaksr of re
markable force und i I.N-ttene?.
"Th.) Jew," he kam!. "9 m himself ?a
jWOteat Tin* itr.-t .Jew was th? llr?t
protester When Ai.raham pre >
against the Molnhry ?>r hi? native und
and In.rne. h- j.,11 the foundation of
aI li-m. This attitude of op)
the false wher.-v? r found Is th.? m-.-t
striking chsraateristic of th?? Jew srha
Is true to hi* falltl. II?? must pi.
??r t.ase lo tt?*. Y.i It would be a
take t., think, Wi.it the Jew-? protest Is
pure!) aegatlve; that he 1? consttth?
tionally in opposition, and has no pom*
tiv." work to ?Ja,
"Th.* protest, which is nothing more
than a denial, Is.not very valuable I B
Abraham's ?lav m? tins the jew has beer?
?Wi'l's lu inn proteaL II?- has bren r
t.i ?protest, even against himself, fur tbo
history ?>f Judaism is one |ona '
development?, on** generation prote?timg
an.al.ist tin* err.us ?>f it*- pr<
rising to high.ar levels of tlxiught .uni
action.
MORDBCAI ANT? FSTHKIt.
The f? ast of Furlm. ?*?*l? Write,l ?luring
the past week, e?>nimemor.?ies th, , -
tit?ns of two not?ble prot? > lee?!
and Bather. Al"l?l.'i ai, the faithful pa
triot, yet protesting against the evil coun
cillor; ?Slather, a constant protest against
(hone who think than by rlt?tng lo
lions of wealtt ami honor, City ?re ?lit?
f-trenl from ?Weir own race .i tafth
'Tlie ii.?ist striking modern typg of tins
Jew " * a M"
th?? famous ?age of the laat century. F.?g
hi- life he taughl at new lesson >f tote?
r nue to .lew and German. ?I" I ,
down toe age-long su**ertitltloos of th*
Ghetto, ami < "! much to Instruct ?Gere
many m ? new law of humanity. it
was ai striking Instance .?i th?? f.?r*?- off
this man's Individuality that he ..?tilct
i Ins douille Wattle a|
row nena of hi? own , >
long that subni - -'*.:?^c.?l ua
ist the hatred of ths
t ; mans
"Il st m-- t miracle th:?t one mair. coul<1
hmii the Ghetto walls, tak?* his own ?peo.?
pie forth, snd ?show the w??ri?i a asm
cIhrhIc ?ni the immortality of thj ,i.
II?- is tin- typ?- of Ci. m "i .1? -
one who i- -nil ?from convtctloa, who.
dare i."t yield to the temptsitfon I
otherwise, because no ??tlirr faith ?
I lid alsrii, ' . hlm.
"The Jew of to-dsy must Rtill continu?
his work of protest, becauae the World
is far. v. ry t ir. from ?being p? - r
hat the Jew I? p?-i-f?*i t, Wut ?because there
i-, m .nni'ii-it? ?l mas? of thousand? ?>|
\a ?i- of moral teaching ?behind him. n i
In ought to stiiinl ait tbe In a<l ?if Um
world m every depsrtment of life, oot
ais master, bul as ?h?. noblest type of
manhood. That It is not so t? ?partially
.. n own faillit.
POTHER'S I'.N. VMl'I.C l--?Ml?KVTTF.N-,
\\e forget the example <>f Ember,,
wh?) m ved even tbe ?pooreet of h?*.r ?peo
ple, W? deserve to tie Wl ime?l t>>r th?
i .alts of Individual Jew?, uni? -
our i. I te bring a,n ef u.?in to n?e
1 It v. I.
"Nol only Jews, but all of ev.-ry faith
tery creed, must w? uplifted. Th*
j? . la the natural and r pro
tester <?f the world As long as Hi?
world needa the Jew, Il s ti luv? him,
F must hsv? him, ever rislnu to th? ! f
and highest tyi I
- . n m li moralising work to b<
ind now. Mut 11 ? J? w'
tesi a - him lelf- nol his words '.' i
tin true, noble spirit ?peak? from lip,
ind Wa.'W. wh? it all his life h>-st .
,. ? ?i. tl.? n. :?i'?i only then, will
jew* pi Then will it
do c- real work, perform its misil.??.? fi t
mankind."
lu. l.-vv will preach Mtis nvirsing at
A M Hi ?.int Mrs. L, \ . ?i* th?
KaWhi l'ail??-!', arid Wif? - ' 1* >
? ;, , >< -ir? et. They ?will n* at
home to th.-ir frj? l aft? rneen.
The Msne? Snwsa
opens to-day at No. '." Broad -<-..r.-..t, all
tilted U[i foff ??.m m--p??-<:Uon or buyu.K'.
Bvei vw?>?iy i-- Invited.
. rt to-night from I '" W
o'clock by the Ddison Concert Compung?)
a n? w ?Phono-graph of the Mb
provem? nt -, f Itri ptec? s n??m -.
Band, I ' Re?gim*nt Band, 00?
lll"l?S Land, W:?a ' '-' '? <>H*>?
II. all.
This new Clothing Btor? and Men'a Fur*
?real ?pan la v?ur fu
tur?* dress, and' everything thai cea '???
of see t?> tiiiin. youth, or Is.y wlh
I r? It able basis ?t ut*
d? lpt1
?Look oui tor UM red Hght
>lr. < harlc* A. a-?|?enoe,
loag with the tailoring f,
with Constable i-' *' Itaim
r.illor-, Shirt Manufeo
,,,,? Men'a Puroishings H"tna
'phone MM
You will find the celebrated
g*HEl'SRR-BI MMI It o ? K 11 K K
? in DRA1 OHT TO-DAT by theM <;u?i
..- it
IN
r?
Tub tmkoit. -itso*-s s i aoscaiu iROCH?jg
actdir?"-?.-t!y ??n Hi" ?trun.is ol ta? roM?. Tb^
b?ve ?d eiiraoMio?rr "rt?*?-t ic aU duMirdera ot
th? tbroat. _ _
Aaupausi ?Brrraaa, mo world-r?ao?m?d ?p?
ii Mfigaenter, tiapm? ? aei??-M>?M
Bivtr MaSertnks ?m<l cur^ ly?i>?p*i?. ?i*r.
rti.?-?. f-vnr ?n-l ?ga?. Trr U. '??.t t ewata et
?-, ?iitrtrteit?. A^k f??r rt? ??nuls? a?no?l?rs,
iui?n'if?cture?l by Dr. .). ?*. H. sieg*rt a Hona
lor IJi?ea?e? of lb^ Liver, Stos?aeM
anil Until?*??
the VY?te" ol tbe, iirrenurter Watt? s?ii.pa?l
?prisr? I? (he moat valu*bli la Am?-*
IT ? Ki.i.. Lado A Co . Whole??!? Ageste
The Weather.
? - w \s(HN?;r*?N, March IL*
S Hi I ''" *****
I j i'or Vltgiuie ThresteeshM 99M
? th i, with Bhowsrs; Miuthrrlj
tttnlng wea>
rn portikmar
rly w.rvU.
F??r .-. Una and <? ?.
r.i?y ? | e.??l to ??uthert]
mads.
IHK VI. IMONI
Kl ?AY wsa clear and pleassat.
? a. m.er
9 A. M . .M
1^ M . .M
I 1. M. .t?
? F. M.?
12 nignt .M
Airan temperature .92 h

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