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The Late Outrage ut Barilia Spring
A bloody COrpsc i,i % Freight Car,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July "a special
saws: Lieutenant Finley, with detach-
mont OF scouts from Davis, reports that the
outrage at Barilla Spring was committed
by Americans, not Nexlcans or Indians,
and the United States troops have no au-
thority TO interfere"
At COrsicanna corpse OF murdered
man was found locked up in q freight cur
from the South. The body was still warm.
The car was bloody, and there were evil
dences OF a struggle.
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DANVILLE.

MUNICIPAL. GOVERNMENT - THE MURDERER
RAMEY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
July s, 1880.
The Council has proceeded with the
organization Of the municipal government
City Attorney, II. Il. Barksdale; Clerk and
Auditor, f. J. Bell; Chief of Police, j. Z.
Hatcher; Engineer and Superintendent OF
Gas and Heater, G. A. BallOw; Health Off,
Ger, Il. W. Keen.
Sentence has rot yet been passed upon
Lewis Ramey, the negro man who was con-
yicred OF murder in the first degree for
killing his wife. Application has been
made for a new trial, and the application is
now under consideration. ALPHA.
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Will probably Fail 70 Paw.

CHARLESTON. s. G., July "a special
from Columbia to the NeloS and Courier,
says ii is reported that the parties in New
York and elsewhere who bought the Green
willie and Columbia railroad. April 18th, for
%, 500, 400, will fail to make the payment OF
one-third OF that amount due July ID, and
that the road will in consequence be resold.
Persons in Charleston, supposed TO know
the plans Of the Syndicate, are extremely
reticent, but there is strong impression
current that the reports are true.
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The CONGREGATIONAL Library.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Library Com
mittee OF Congress had conference to-day
with Architect Clarke, OF the Capitol. IL
was determined that the Congressional L.
brary should be moved from the Capitol.
where the accommodations are limited. A
beautiful library building. which shall be
an ornament to the city and have all the
modern improvements, is now but ques-
tion az time
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SALT-RHEUM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARs-UNABLE TO
wALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.

NesSrs. Weeks d Potter:
Gentemen.-l have had most wonderful curs Of
Sali-Rheum. For seventeen years suffered with
salt Rheum had IL my head, face, neck, arms.
and legs I was not able TO walk, only on my hands
and knees for one year. | have not been able TO
help myself for eight years. | tried Hundreds OF
remedies not one had the least effect. The doctors
said nv case was ncurable. so my parents tried
everything that came along. | saw your advertise
inert aud concluded 10 try CUTICURA REMEDIES.
The fir. box Of CUTiCURA brought the HumOr 10
the surface OF my skin. II would drOp OF as IL came
out. until now am entirely well. All can say IS
| thank yen most heartily for my cure. Any person
who thinks This letter fraud. lei them write or
come and see me and find 0ui for themselves.
Yours truv. WILL MCDONALD.
1915 BUTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL ,
March 4, 1879.
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important Tobacco Decision.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 9.-The Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue rendered a
decision to-day OF importance to manufac-
turers Of cigars and cigarettes, in which he
holds that leai-tobacco cut and prepared for
cigarettes is manufactured tobacco, and
cannot be removed for use or consumption
without rendering it liable 10 tax OF six
teen cents per pound. This debars manu-
facturers from cutting and preparing to-
bacco in one factory and removing it to an
other to be used in filing cigars and cigar
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Child kidnapped i'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 9.-Johnny,. aged
two years and seven months, child OF John
Cain, who disappeared June 9th, IS now
believed 10 have been stolen. He has light
hair inclined to curl. blue eyes, and upper
front teeth gone. The child is well grown,
talks plainly for his age, has full face, fair
complexion, and girlsh appearance
Though $1,000 reward is offered the police
find no traces Of the lost boy, but believe he
was carried away.
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Tauaerss East.

NEW York, July 9.-Dr. Tanner COM
pleted the eleventh day OF his fast this
afternoon apparently In good spirits. HIS
pulse at p. M. was lightweight and tenn
perature OF body 9S 3-5. He rInsed MS
mouth frequently with ice-water during the
morning. A large number OF fsHors
called, with whom he carried on DISK
conversation.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Soen.-stocks dull Money
on call. 2m3 per eert Exchanxe-LonR. ss} !;
short. 4s6. state bonds dull Governments firm.
Ersntn0.-Noney. 2(13 per cent. EXCHANGE.
asa. Governments quiet; new SIS. 1857: ~ pc
cents, 1905 per CENTS, loeb. states duil.
BALTIMORE.
BALTINopH, July 9-Yirginia IS, deferred,
81; cOnsels, SIN: pas'-due coupons. S4 new
l0.40's, Az; lO-4O coupons, s91. Bid to-day.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton street Boston Il Front street, Toronto, Ont,
and s Snow Hill, London. and are for sale by all
druggist. Price of CUTICURA, small boxes, 90
cents: large boxes. containing two aud Que nall
times the quantity Of small, VI. RESoLvEHT.Sl
per OOttls. CCrCURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP.
25 cents. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP,
3 cents; IN bars tor BARRIERS and Large consumers
n aufC
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REMARKABLE CURES.
A DRUGGIST OF TWENTY YEARS EXPE-
RIENCE SAYS THEY ARE THE BEST

MessrS Weeks & Potter:
Gentlemen.-i have been connected with the drug
business TOR twenty wears. ana have handled every
blood. purifier aud remedy of any conseQ uence for
the 'reaim4 Of BlOOd- Skin- and scalp Diseases,
and unhesiutingly say that DO system OF remedies
ever devised or compounded so completely ana
thoroughly eradIcaies the disease for which hey
are intended a The CUTICURA REMEDIES. Many
cuIes have come 10 my knOw"dge. and
feel safe IN waIranting satisfaction If directions
are followed. Respectfully.
CHARLES II. MORSE.
Proprietor MORSE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
HOLLIS ron. MASS. December IL. 1879.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nominations.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 9.-The Repub.
lean Convention Of the First districk OF
Tennessee met ut Greenville yesterday, and
nominated A. II. Pettibone for Congress,
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Suing for Damages.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Proceedings have
been commenced by the relatives OF num-
Der Of the victims OF the Seawanhaka dis
aster to recover damages from the owners
OF the vessel.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE DECOMPOSITION POLICY.

LONDON, July 9.-The S.dnddrd says the
policy OF decomposition is already begin
ming to tell upon its authors. Lord Lans-
downe, one Of the largest Irish territorial
propretOrs, has resigned and his resigra-
ton has been accepted. Rumors were
freely circulated last night OF other men,
bers Of the Government who had expressed
invincibe objections to compensation for
the disturbance bill. Irish members refrain
from voting on the motion TO go into
committee on the bill in consequence OF the
new Interpretation OF the measure 10y the
AttOrney-GeneraI.
LONDON, July 9.-The Daily NeNS re-
grets Lord Lansdowne', resignation. al
though it believes he acted under a mista-
ken apprehension OF the character and scope
OF Dir. FOrster's measure.
LoXD0N, July 9.-The Daily Telegraph
This morning says that the Marquis OF Laus-
downe, under secretary for India, is much
pressed by his colleagues to remain in the
ministry.
The Post this morning says it is no secret
that some OF the most important members
Of the Cabinet share the views Of the Mar
0uis OF LansdOwne, aud there are others,
though not holding high office, who have
been striving, and are still seeking, TO 10.
duce the Government TO withdraw from the
obnoxious position they have taken up.
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Uterine DISEASES.

Or. T. A. smith. Brooklyn. y. Y. write, that he
has used the CUTICCRA REMEDIES with great sat
isfiction in uterine diseases, anu finds them truly
valuable.
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ATLANTA, GA, July "a maii'rider ana
his horse In Merriwe,her county, ia. were
10th struck by lightning aud killed to-day.
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BANK on COMMERCE, No. IL IL MAIN STREET
"A RICHMOND. July 9, $3.50
rVHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
| have this day declared DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT, nee from al taxes' payaO'e
OE ~ Cashier.
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EIlMMONB AND hLLkUHANf hAILNOND W.T.
CHIEF kNGiNEEA's OffIcE,
No. ll04 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, June 7, 1851.
c,rALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
=, ,hIs oebae until ~ o'slock MONDAY the
I2,s Of July, 1850, for the GRADUATION An,
MASONRY between Bsehsuan aud .hs ',o 0, us y,
H.ia,n,s Adventure dam and Cedar Point n'e
mIltt. - an. ..-L wsi ne FUR
49, Rueba6ss aud by Majsr c. NJ. bolton, aiyi.-
ica snsineer Rlebmond Al ods ,x snoS.e ne Gu
w T. "a eocitd r. H. TEMPLE, Chez Engineer.
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France and the Vatican.

LONDON. July 9.-The correspondent OF
the Times at Paris. discussing the enforce
ment OF the anti-Jesuit decree, says: "The
Vatican evidently sees that public protests
or threats OF a diplomatic rupture between
France and the Vatican would only force
the French Government into more precipi-
,.to ,noasurpa ~
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TIE NOURNFUL END.

1t is fitting end to the account Of this
tragic occurrence to state that at our last
advices the wounded girl was reported to be
dying-clammy with the dews Of death.
while her brother was securely immured
within the prison walls under the ban OF
the law as her murderer.
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FlNANOIaA.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

rHfDAI, july y. 1890.
sALEs.-l6 shares Of Richmond aDd Danville Rail-
road stock sold at 7l1: 10 shares OF Richmond and
Danville Railroad stock cold at Tx; 5000 Wiz.
gini, consols sold at 574
GOVERNMENT sEgrptrrpe mr. -.
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under promise OF marriage, had BETRAYED
her. She freely acknowledged the Justice
OF her fate, and expressed a wish that
every yirtucus woman in the world might
see her then. that they might be deferred
by the spectacle from following her ex.
ample. She earnestly besought that her
brother might not be prosecuted. saying
thst no punishment ought to befal him
that be hsd done only what was
right and what he should have done.
She gave an account OF the do.
tails OF the shooting as follows: "She
said that her brother came TO the door
and asked Tor her, and on her appearance
requested 10 see her privately. She con.
Quoted him to her room, when he immedi-
atey shut the door and locked It., and CON-
meuced upbraiding her for her course In
bringing disgrace on the family name. She
besought his forgiveness, and begged to be
taken from the house aud provided with a
home where she could redeem her past
frsilty by future life OF honor. Telling
her that was impossible, he announced that
be had come to kill her. She implored his
mercy, and, falling on her knees, was be-
seechng him not to kill her, when he COM
menced firing upon her, and continued as
rapidly as possible until his pistol was
emptied.
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The Porte Yields.

LOYDON, July "a dispatch from Pera 10
the Daily Telegraph says: Favorable as
surances have been given by the Porte 10
Montenegro, and Prince Nlkita has order
ed HE representative TO remain at Pea"
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FSRFpoRTFD tn SECRETARY.


WHEAT.-W White, AS bushels very good n Sl.12;
3Z4 bushels good on private terms-tOial. 372 eus-
el- Ret. $50 bushe, very good Lancaster A. LIZ
20 bushels common Lancaster al Sl.O1; "a BUSH
els good amber at III. 90: 20 buShe. good amber al
Sl.13: "a bushels very good amber a. SIG 90
bushels good Lancaster ~ SIG; 254 bushels very
good Lancaster AT sl.17: TIA bushels good Ia;l-
easter as $l.l7: 10 bushels Lancaster AZ Sl.lb;
10 bushels very good FuliZ ~ fl.O7; 100 bushei,
GOO FultZ at Sl.0S: lS6 bushels very good fuiZ
az LOG: $50 bushels FultZ on private terms; 100
bu shels very good Fullz SI.0s IA bushels COM
mon Fu;iz At 81 AZ bushels fnltz on private term,
100 bushels very good Fultl al Sl.0S 90 bushels
good fultz al 1907; 100 bushels very good Fur
az il.l0: | 10 bu-hels c 1mmon FuliZ ~ So. 80
bushels fuIza sl.0S; 1870 bushels tultz 81 Os /;
2Ss bushel, very good ~ Al Sill go hu he's
good Fdliz 4l.l0: ca bushels Fun at sl.OS: 10
bushels Fuliz II sl0s; 80 bnshels very COCO fuliz
at sl.IO: 40 bushes good tuliZ az tIOS: 1873
bushels Fuz AZ soc 20 bushels tulz A. zoe;
lO2 bushels Fuiz AZ Sl.07; "a bushels FuiZ ~
II OF: 1856 bushels choice Fn.iz ON private terms
20 bushels good FuiiZ on private terms-total,
BIO bushels
corn White, 80 bushels on private terms.
OAIS.-3S bushels on private terms.
MkAL.--50 bushels at SIC.
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THE BROTHER.

Deiarnette, who is quite young man,
and who holds the position Of telegraph
operator at Browns Summit, n. c., be-
haved with great GOODNESS. He remarked
that he had come TO Danville for the express
purpose OF avenging the furnished honor OF
his family, having accomplished which he
was entirely Indifferent to any fate the fu-
tUre might have in store for him.
The two are the children OF the late DR..
Deiarnette, OF Caswcll county. North Caro-
lima. Their mother and another sister are
now living near Shady Grove, in that
county. They number among their family
connections some Of the best people in this
section.
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Warlike.

LoXDoY, July "a dispatch to the PalI-
Mall Gazette from Constantinople, by the
way of Athens, says: AT midnight OF Sum
day last three transports left the arsenal for
Volo and Prevesa, with seven battaions OF
troops, five batteries, and quantity OF am-
munitlon. The troops were ordered to
embark steathly. The disbandment Of
4. 900 troops in Thesssly, whose time has
expired, has been forbidden.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July Q. 1880.
,rRINGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 472 bushels. Red. 4,0l0 bush.
els: of which 40 bushels were re-eNhbted.
CORN.-W White l,0s0 bushels. MGed, 400 BUSH
els
OArS.-23S bushels.
MEAI-5O bushels,
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The Belgian Bishops.

LONDON, July "a dispatch from Rome
70 the Standard says that all the Belgian
bishops have sent dispatches to the Vatican
declaring that their action will now be more
free and more powerful since the rupture OF
dinlomatic relations with Belgium.
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VA, jay 10, 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
i THIS COMPANY have declared q VI J. :
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT;
tree rom ali taxe,l out Of the profits of the past
vi ontbs naVabIe TO he stockholders 0u and alter
o. ~ ps,h tost,nr r.. B. MEADE,
10 n N or Secretary.
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OFPIcE VIRGINIA HOME INsURAHctGD.
JuV 2, 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
| THIS COMPANY HAVE DECLARY) A
DlVIDFND OF FOUR PER CENT, payable 10 NE
storkhnIders on and after the ION instant.
tv ar H. C. WHERRY. JR.. Secretary.
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France.
THE AMNESTY BILL.

PARIS. July cit is thought that the am
nestv bill will now pass the Senate by a
small majority. Already five senators who
opposed the bill have agreed to vote for 1t,
and the abstentiOn from voting Of five
others is hoped for. The previous majority
against the bill wes twelve.
PARIS, July 9.-Tbe committee OF the
Senate has adopted the amendment to the
amnesty bill proposed by General Pellssier,
excluding from the benefits OF the bill in
cendiaries and aSsassins as persons who
have been condemned after due trial.
The bin thus amended was submitted 10
the Senate this afternoon. The second part
OF the bill in the form proposed by the COM
mittee wss adopted by vote OF l4l to 1873.
The Senate then agreed to an amendment
proposing that the exceptions made by the
bill against murderers and incendiaries shall
not apply TO cOnvicts whose sentences have
already been committed.
The bill as amended was finally passed by
a vote of 176 10 9S.
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Sr.IFD PROPOSALS will he received until The
IaTu July for furnishing the CROss-TitS Tor
the Richmond and Allegheny tailro.d between b ,
na nr.Serrsd hut bids will Dc considered FOR dsN-
ery on ss part OF the james river canal or we
Worth rive canal If such points az. spcinsu hoou'
so 600 croks.ti are required, ana mu't a.. NC "e
1yered before October l. 1850. -,om..
Soscincations can be had AT the Engineers om1e'
II. II. TEMPLE.
s.oa.sodtd CHEF Engln' er.
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Foreign Items.

LONDoN, July GA Standards Berlin
dispatch says that the Chinese charge
d'afaires at St. Petersburg has officially as
sured the Russian Government that emma
does not wish 10 90 10 war with Russia, ana
that the rumors OF operations by the Chit
nose ON the Russian fronNer are absolute
inventions.
LONDON, July "a Berlin dispatch to
the Times says: "Turkish diplematists
continue 10 declare that the Porte cannot
but regard the resolution OF the Berlin Con-
ference as arbitrary, and that 1t Is impossi-
BILE to concede so large territory. III tue
Sultan agreed TO do so he would on one
hand lose oil prestige with Moslems, ana on
the other be unable to pacify the dinsrent
tribes in the coded districts. The Porte WIZ
therefore, very probably try TO expostu'aie
and shirk from carrying cut The wishes OF the
Powers by bringing forward new explains
mons. But the Porte mutt soon be con-
WINGED that the intention OF The Powers are
this time very serious, and that tne re-
openLny OF the Eastern question py was
wouId certainly end in the total destruction
Of the Turkish empire In Europe: never
ihele.s the opinion prevails in Politicai err
Giles here that the Porte will deeine 10 ae.
con, The resolutions OF the conference, ana
| that II will be impossible to proven. o'ooa'
she'd between the Turks and Greeks.
PARls, July 9.-SemLofhciai paper ners
con, radict the statement OF the Fo"""e Va
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD Co,
CHIEF ENGINEER's OFFICE.
No. Il04 MAIN sTREDr,
RICHMOND, VA, Juue'23, 1850. }
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
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European Peace Prospect.

LONDON. July 9-The Daily NsrS this
morning says: There is no reason to fear
that an occasion will arise for warllke
demonstration on the part OF England. The
European Powers are, TO all appearances,
as well resolved as ever to have the stipuIa-
tons OF the treaty OF Berlin fairly carried
out. Should they remain in this purpose
there can be but one result, and that will
be peaceful and satisfactory.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co,
RICHMOND. June %, 1857
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE Dire
~ TORS OF THIS COMPANY HAVE Df;
CLARED A Skhl-ANh uAL plNtDEND, ~, ~
pro0s of The last six months, sayab TO the stoct-
&C. 9o.1w j. VI. TATE, secretary.
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CITY BANK or RICHboNp, FA"t
July 2, 1850. !
v,pF DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
uAvF nFCIARKD DIVIDENp OF
TItKRF PR CENT, free Of All taxes CUT OF me
earnings OF The past six mouths payable 70 tbe
s,oeknold.rs on and after tl'e lOih day ~ July.
tr 9.LIyI2 WILLIAM X. RbG,tasbler.
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The CITY AND THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD-PETITION OF TIE COUN-
ClI.-MAJOR DANIEL AND HANCOCK-THE
NEXT PRESIDENT INVITED TO THE FAIR-IM-
PROvEMgNTs-THE NEW CHIEF OF POLICE
Personal. &C.
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CINCINNA1I
LOUISVILLE.

louisville. July -Flonr steady and IN good
family s8.75Gsi.2j. What IN fdir
"sm,nd AZ oOc Corn quet ard brm; No.
white. 42Hc oats duh and unchanged PYk nrn
atsi35O Lard In fair dcuaI Asd hrni AZ Up.
Huik mears sfrong SHOULDERS. II IS :; ribs, $50
s,des s7G5 RsrOn stronger: seonosrl 800.
Ham Suy,r-cured firm at l0t1Gllc. Whisky
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LIEUT.. ZEILsN,S SAD DEATH.
,ELrOY1n n frGM lis Horse. and X He'd.

NEW YORK, June 5.-A Norf0Ik (Nal special
says: Lieut.. W. F. Zeilin, the marine officer on
the United States receiving ship Franklin, ard
son OF Brlgadfer General Zeilin, United States
marine corps of Washington, was thrown by
runaway horse. on which he was riding on the
Ocean View road. yesterday evening and in
stantly Killed by falling On his head and having
his neck broken. The body was brought to the
Atlantic Hotel last night, and viii be forwarded
TO Washington to-InoTrow.
NORFOLK, Va. June 5.-Lieut. w. F. Zeilin. OF
the L. s. Marine corps and attached to the
receiving Ship Franklin, or this station a son
OF Gen. Zeflin, OF Washington, met with a ter
Tlble and fatal accident last night while return
ing from Ocean View. Just before reaching
the cottage toll bridge three miles from this
city bis horse a very Spirited animal took fright
ard ran away. Lieut.. Zelin retained his
presence OF mind and failing to control his
horse he called TO the toll keeper to shut the
gate hoping thereby to stop the horse. One
half OF the gate was closed and While the boy
in charge was closing the other half the horse
suucked tie closed part throwing Lieut.
Zeilin on the bridge with such force that he
was dead in minutes. A cut over his right
eye was The only external injury that was ap-
parent. Death resulted from the breaking oil
bis neck. An inquest was held at 2 o'clock
this morning and the body was brought to this
city by Col j. l. Broome, commandant OF the
marine corps at this station accompanied by
his fellow officers OF the Franklin. Lieut..
Ze1lln was young officer OF much promise
and was quite favorte in naval circles.