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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-27

! A RICHMOND MAN FALLS Our OF THIRD
! STORY WINDOW WHILE ASLEEP, AND is
| PROBABLY FATALLY lNJURED.-Mr. Isaac
| Il. Mny-r met with singular, and probably
fatal, accident Yesterday morning. For sew
eral months past he has been boarding at the
Globe Hotel, on Broadway, near 9th street.
On saturday evening late, he, in company
with several friends, was sitting in the
basement story conversing about social and
dulged in by any of them. About O'Clock
| the party dispersed, Mr.. Meyer going to
his room, on the third floor. 1t was CEN
trallv located, and without windows. An
other gentleman occupied 4 rear room,
which had two windows overlooking the
| back yard. Alter sleeping IN hour
or two, Mr.. Meyer was walked up
by cries and groans proceeding from the
rear room. He arose and went to see
he room the man had just recovered from
4 spell of nightmare. The two now COM
meuced Il conversation, after which Mr..
Meyer returned to his own apartments. In
q little while. however, he came back again.
eXclaimiug several times, Air air air ~
and threw himself upon 4 vacant bed. He
turned the cover down. and placed lis head
immediately in the open window. The
other man now went 10 sleep. and about
daylight was reused up by n terrible crash.
He immediately went to the other bed, and
found Mover gone. The yard below was per-
ieclly quiet not a groan or cry was to be
heard. The landlord was called, and the two
Went to Moyei' sroom. but he was not there.
They then visited the back yard, and still
could not find him. q closer inspection,
hoaever, discovered his mIngcd body
lying Sen>ele>S in the cellar. lie had fallen
Il Don the door, which broke through, and
let him down somewhat custer to the bot
tom. His left arm was broken in half
dozen places, the throat was cut as il it
had struck against a nail, the skull was
fearfully bruised and perhaps fractured,
and the body was more or less bruised.
He was unconscious and speeches.. and
up TO III early hour This morning had given
lao slguS OF recovery. Indeed, his physi-
clans think that he can live but & very few
hours longer.
He was Il Mason, and quite a number of
The Order visited his room yesterday. He
i given every attention that he needs. Mr..
Mover is said to have been 8 very fine MT
chanic, and to have moved TO this city from
Rlchmcnd, Va, about q year ago. He has
no family here.
Nothing definite can be aScertaincd in re-
gard 10 the way III which the accident oc-
CURED. lie may bave been sick, and. in
leaning out Of the window. lost his balance.
Asain, be my have had Il lii, to which it is
sand he is SUBJECT; and it may be that he
had fallen while asleep. If he had been
walking in his sleep, the bed, being against
the window, would have prevented him
from & ing 10 it.-Lomsulic Courier, 24th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-27

THE NEW PARTY MoyEMENT.-A mass
meeting of the ProteStants OF Baltimore,
as stated in the Call, was held last night at
China Hall, for the purpose of taking some
further action in reference to the SU-called
new party movement recently inaugurated
in this city. The meeting was largely at
tended. and considerable enthusiasm was
manifested.
The meeting was called to order shortly
after s O'Clock, and Nm. l.. Schlcy selected
as temporary president.
Upon motion, The Chair appointed j. >.
Stewart, David Laugh!in, and Job Mills Il
committee to nominate permanent officers
of the meeting. The committee reported,
through Mr.. Stewart, the following, and
they were unanimously elected: President,
Walter Gemmel, of the Eighteenth Ward !;
Vice President, NJ. J. Mills, of the Four
tceuth Ward; Secretary, W. I. Henry. OF
the Eighteenth Ward. Afterwards WIN.
Mitchell and Harry Brown were appointed
SergeantS-at-arlnS.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Gemmel and
Mir. }. j. Stewart.
d resolution was then offered by Mr.. W.
d. Mcmillan, of the Fourteenth Ward, and
adopted, "that cacn ward in the city be
requested to hold Il meeting for the election
OF three delegates, to meet in this hall on
tuesday evening, August Sth, for the Tor
nation Of IN American Union party"
The meeting then adjoutncd.-Bd baltimore
Suu l(th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-27

ENGLISH SOCIETY GossIP.-It is stated
that Prince Arthur has made a proposal of
marriage 10 Lady Rosamond Churchill. the
Duke of Marlborough daughter, but whe-
Their the utltir will come off is quite an
other matter. The Hon. II. Carrington>
brother of Lord Darlington, is engaged 10
IL young American lady, who possesses adj
ventitious charms in the shape of $4,000 Il
year, and Miss Butler. an heiress, who
halls from one of the southern States, has
been married 10 q brother Of Lord Leigh.
Mi.s russell Sturgis's marriage took place
with considerable eCldt last week. There
will be henceiorward 4 great many links
between the upper classes Of England and
the United States, so far as EnSlishmen
aud American women are concerned. But
the converse does not hold good. Ameri-
can men don't care for English girls, and
English girls don't care for American men.