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Railroad Matters-PIan for building n
NOW Road.

JACKSONVILLE. February 2l.-C. G..
Baldwin, of the Louisville and Nashville
road, accompanied by the directors, Is here
considering a plan for building new rail-
road from Montgomery, Ala, to Chattahoo-
chic. connecting the Louisville and Nash,
vile system with the Florida Central ana
Western and Transit roads. The party
went over the Florida system Yesterday
and to-day visited Jacksonville and fernan-
dina with b. :. Henning, president. ana L.
ID. willard, vice-president OF the system,
and left by special train last night ior
New York well pleased with their VISIT.
The new line would shorten the distance
between Florida and the Northwest over
900 miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
A Steamship of the Clyde Line Burned

CHARL EsToN, S. c., February 2l.-The
steamship Moro Castle, OF the Clyde Line,
running between New York and Charles.
ton, was totally destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning. The officers and crew
had barely time to escape with what cloth.
ing they happened to have on. The Moro
Castle was TO have sailed for New York to.
day, and received on board one half OF her
cargo, consisting OF cotton, naval stores,
&c.
The total loss on the steamer Moro Cas-
tie is estimated at 100000. and on the
cargo $4,000. The insurance il not known.
The cargo consisted OF q bags OF Sea-
Island cotton, l,1G3 bales OF upland cotton,
$50 barrels Of rosin. 81 tierces OF rice, 30
bales OF domestics, and 40 barrels OF -four,
all OF which is covered by insurance.
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4 BRAVE AND FAITHFUL GUAR
DIAN OF OUR HOMES AND FfO-
PERTY RESCUED FROM M
NIINENT PERIL.

4 very popular and well-known member Of our
police force, who has performed duty twelve years
NJ the Union railroad depot. on Exchange Place,
in Providence, r.. L. gives his unsolicited tesimo-
ny. Hear him:
have been dreadfully troubled with disease Of
the kidneys and liver during the past six months;
at times was 50 severely afflicted that was un-
able to stand on my feet, as my feet and lower
parts Of my legs were very badly swoilen; any uri-
nary organs were In dreadful condition, my
blood was IN a wreiched state, and 1t had become
so impoverished and circulated so poorly that my
hands and feet would be cold and numb and sa
while as to appear iifeless. could not nights
but was 50 distressed all over thatI could not lie
sin in bed. but would keep turning and rolling
from one side to the other all night, so that would
feel more tired and exhausted In the morning than
when went TO bed sly condition became 50 Sc
lions thai was obliged to stop work, and for thr-
~ DAYS was unable TO be Ola duty. lconsulted the
hest doctors, and tried the numerous medicines
and so.callcd cures, but rapidly grew worse, and
WAS in q sad condition every way when LONGTIME
valued friend of mine prominent in this city In q
large exprcss company, urged me 10 Try Iluntf
Kennedy, as he had known Of wonderful cures eff
fected by Il. Upon his representation obtained
two bottles of the Remedy and commenced taking
II as directed, and, greatly 70 my surprise. In les
than twenty-four hours / commenced to feel re
lieyed. was in an awful condition when begar
TO take the Remedy, and had 10 faith in IL; there
fore. when found almost immediate relief, even
I'm one days use Of Il, my heart was made glad, anG
| assure YOU continued 10 take the Remedy an,
10 improve constantly from day to day. ] took 4
with me ON my trip to Maine, for was bound L
have n with ne all the time, and the result Is tia
1 improved speedily all the time was away; an
eyer since my arrival home, which was seyera
weeks ago, have been ON duty every day. l fec
arst-rate. and the swelling of hand. feet. and leg
have disappeared, and the terrible backache, whic
used TO bother me more than AL the rest, trouble
me no more, anG ! sleep splendidly nights, an
surely have very excellent and forcibe reasons 70
sneaking I'm praise Of Hunts Remedy, for II ha
made a new man Of me. don't know what
sbonld have done without Hunts Remedy; tits III
hest medicine that ever took, aud | very g.adl
recommend 1t to all who arc afflicted with kidne
or liver disease or diseases Of the urinary organ
Respectfully, ISAAC w. FAIRBROTHER."
&c 22-Thtwl Sa&Tu
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Murdered I'm u Car.
AZ INFURIATED MAN SHOOTS AN INOFFENsIvE
PASSENGER AND ESCAPES.

NJ INFURIATED MAN SHOOTS AN IN0FFENSlNE
PASSENGER AND ESCAPES.
A Pittsburgh special says: In n fit OF
blind jealousy Monday evening John Cav
anaugh. twenty-one years old, shot and
killed Conrad Remmick, an inotlensiye
German. who was seeking place OF safety.
Cayanaugh. who lives at Brinton Station,
a town twelve miles from this city, was
married a month ago to a young woman
named Barbara Danehoo. This after
noon the young wife came TO this city, and
started to return on the train which leaves
the Union station at 9:21 O'Clock. On the
train she met young man named Frank
Howell, with whom she was acquainted.
At Braddock, two miles from his home,
Cavanaugh boarded the train. He was
slightly under the influence Of liquor. and
as soon rs he saw his wife with Howell he
quarrelled with the latter. and threat
ened TO shoot him. The conductor
and brakeman named Albert Kyle
elected Caanaugh. This so lnfu-
rated him that he drew his re-
yolver and fred three shots at Kyle,
one Of which inflicted serious wound in
the head. Kyle did not fall, however, and
Cayanaugh, determined to Kill some per-
son, jumped on the rear platform as the
train was moving off and fired down the
centre OF the aisle. His shot struck Con-
rad Remmick. who had been watching the
fracas, and was trying to get away, be-
tween the eyes, and be died in few
minutes. Cayanaugh jumped off the train,
which by this time was moving at the rate
OF thirty miles an hour, and escaped.
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The Dublin Conspiracy.

THE .|wIDESPREAD CONSPIRACY DENIED.
LONDON. February 21.-Thc StdndardS
correspondent at Dublin says there is no
fruth whatever In the statement published
in tia PAIL Mall Gazette yesterday in re-
card TO another widespread conspiracy,
into which an inquiry was to be opened at
the castle.
CAREY's GRUDGE AGAINST ". f. DwYER GRAY.
DUBLIN, February 2l.-Thc breeman'S
.JOuraal says that Carey's statement that
the PhmniX-Park murder was prompted
by an article in the Ffeemdn'S journal was
due TO the fact that w. +. Dwyer Gray,
owner OF the paper, when chairman OF the
municipal Health Committee, charged
Carey with conspiracy.
DEBATE ~ THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON TIE
DISCLOSURES.
LONDON, February 2l.-The debate on
Mr.. GOrst's amendment To the address IN
reply to the speech from the Throne, de-
cl1ring that in view Of the confession OF
the Irish assassins no further concessions
should be made to lawless agitation, was
resumed I'm the House OF Commons to-day.
/ Sir Herbert Maxwell, Conservative. APP
pealed to the Irish party TO explain their
attitude with regard to the Kilmainham
| disclosure.
Mr.. O'Brien, member for Mallow, editor
of the United Ireland, said he was asked by
the Trinity Ward Burgesses 10 attend a
meeting TO support the election OK Carey
10 the Town Council. He replied Tint he
had no vote IN that ward, but If he bad he
would be glad 20 exert his influence in IT.
yor OF Carey, whom he met for the first
time for three weeks after the election had
been held. He said if the same cireum-
stances arose tomorrow he would do what
he had done before.
Mr.. O'Brien argued that cIrne in Ire
land was distinctly traceable 20 eyictions
and tyraHnical administrator OF the ia.
by the Dublin-Castl officials. His speech
was most violent. He was eheered by
few Parnellites. The othce members ne
NAMED silent.
raE MYSTERIOUS .'NUsgER ONE"
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, February 2i.-Geaora
. McAdaras, who is mentioned as being tn
mysterious "Number one" e0n9ecte,
with the PhgniX-ParE murders, Is wei
known In 81. Louis. tae first came here Il
lSs.5in connection with the Fenian move
ment. and returned dgaln in 1SIbor 1874
c when he married Mrs. Orchard, nee Doyle
widow lady OF large wealth. lie live
here about two years, and ttsn went
! Curone. Their home Is still n ~. LouE
; but they spend most Of their iane In GreS
Britain and on the Continees, and have
d fine place at Bordeaux. France. They Wei
here about two sears ago, siuce when INT
> have been ia England, France, ana ota'
= European countries.
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North Carolina EfeEas.

gurrGn. n. c., February 2l.-The
Sunerior Court has decided to authorize
the onnointment OF a receiver for the At
Lntic and North Carolina railroad, now
,mdcr lease to the Midland North
Carolina railroad, OF which Mr. Best Is
presidents ..,,.a
The North Carolina Senate today tabled
till to appoint railroad commission;
Teargan, Petty & Co.. dry-goodS dealers,
have assigned to John W. Scott, trustee
No preferences. Their liabilities are SlO,'
oOO The stock on hand cost S3O,OOO.
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iTEL,EGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gcssip-Conrres-
sionai Proceedings Ycsterdny-The Signal
Service Bureau Discussed In the Senate and
House of Represcntatives-A Receiver for
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Failure of Dry-Goods House in Raleigh
Burning OF Steamer Moro Castle, or the
Clyde Line; Loss, S27o, o0o-,iore Revoltcrs
In the Sing-Sing Prison-Loss OF the United
Steamer Ashueiot; Eleven OF Her Crew
Drowncd-Frank James Indicted for Three
Murdcrs-The French Government and the
Catholic Bishops-The Official List of the
New French Ministry-Thc Dublin Discio-
sures.
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CATARRH.
CANFORD's RADICAL CURE.

HEAD COLDS. wATERY DISCHARGES
FROM THE NOSE AND EYES, RINGING
NOISES IN THE HEAD, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, and FEVER instantly relieved.
CHOKING mUcUs DIsLoDGED MEN,
BRANE CLEANsED AND HEALED, BREATH
swEETENED. SMELL. TASTE, AND HEAR
ING REsTORLD, and RAyAGEs CHECKED.
COUGH, BRONCHITIS, DRoPrINGs INTO
THE THROAT, PAINS IN TIE CHEST. Dfs-
PERSIA, WASTING OF STRENGTH AND
FLESH, Loss OF SLEEP, ETC.. CURED.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal SOL
vent. and one DIR. sanford's inhaler, In one pack
age. of all druggists for 81. Ask for SANfonp'S
RADICAL CURY,a pure distilla'iUn of Witch iia-
eel, Am. Pine, Ca Elf. Marlgod. Clover blossoms /,
etc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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TIC Sinc.Sing Revolt.

SING-SING PRISON, N. Y, February d.
Twenty-eight men who refused to work
this morning have been locked up with the
other reyolters. The latter cheered them
rs they marched in. Over one hundred
conyicts are now in revolt against work.
Two more companies in the foundry re-
fused to work when first marched into the
shop to-day, but are now at work. The
foundry-men claim that the work is too
Ishard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
Seizure OF Struggled Opium.

SAN Francisco. February 21.-The Sur
veyOr of the Port, John NJ. Morton. last
night seized, on the steamer City Of Toxic,
n lot OF opium valued at $4,000. 1t was
concealed in the water, the only access to
which is by means Of shaft well. 1t is
considered impossible that the opium could
have been concealed there without the con-
niyance OF some of the officers OF the ship.
Other seizures are expected to be made.
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VrnuI. Jnmcs Arraicncd.

KANSAS City, Mo-, February 2l.-Frank
James appeared in court yesterday and was
arraigned upon three indictments-one for
the murder Of Mcmillan in the Winston
train-robbery; second, az accessory to the
murder OF Conductor Westfall; and third,
for the murder OF Cashier Streets, in the
GalIatin Bank robbery. lie pleaded not
guilty. The trial il fixed for the third Mon
day in June, the next term OF the Circuit
Court. The prisoner was remandcd to
mil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

COLLINS'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
~ PLASTERS.-For the relief and prevention,
THE INSTANT IN Is APPLIED Of rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Scistica. Coughs. Colds. Weak BACK,
Stomach, and Bowels shooting Pains, Numbness,
Hystcria, Female Pains. Palpitition. Dyspepsia,
Epldemlcs, use COLLINs's i l. ST + II ian
ELECTRIC BATTERY combined With PO-
ROUS PLASfEl.l, and laugh at p,in; &c: every
where. fe 22-Th&sa2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
Tn. New rrcnch Cabinet.

PARIS, February 2o.--Prime Minister
Ferry has submitted TO President Grevy
a oomplete list OF the members - the new
Cabinet as follows; NJ. Ferry, Prime Min
ister and Minister Pubic Instructions; NJ.
Chalemel Lacour, Foreign Affairs; NJ.
Waldeck Rousseau, Interior; NJ. Martin
Teuillee, Justice; NJ. Charles Brun, Ma
rine; NJ. Meline, Agriculture; Nj. HERR.
son, Commerce.; NJ. Cookery, Posts and
Telegraph; NJ. Raynal, Public Works
NJ. Tirard, Finance; General Thioaudin
War.
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Tho Debt of Memphis.

BALTIMORE, February 2l.-A meeting Of
the bondholders and creditors OF the city
of Memphis was held in this city to-day.
A proposition was agreed to to fund all the
old unfunded bonds and judgments at 80
per cent, practically reinstating the Flip
pin compromise, the bonds issued under
that act being recognized in full, but with
the temporary funding OF half interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
Amiss Convicted OF Manslaughtcr

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
STANTON, VA. February 21.-The jury
this morning brought In verdict against
Amiss OF guilty OF voluntary man
slaughter. Sentenced to four years in the
pcnitentiary. The lightness OF the pun
ishment excites general surprise and dis
satisfaction in this community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
Decision i'm Case OF Certain Election
Officers.

NEW ORLEANS. February 2l.-Judge
Billings, in the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday, delivered a decision in the case
OF the United States rs. AutZ ii al, for
violation OF duties as officers of election.
The indictment is dismissed on the ground
that the Jury that found the indictments
was not properly empanelled in accordance
with layV
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,,e,..n killed aud Nearly Score Injured
o., ,he Accident Iiappened-A struRS'ine'
..,.-,,.n.d Mass OF Little Ones Precipi-
lated rrom a Staircase 20 fi"o' "e'o"-
s,Owi, DYING Of SniFOcation- Scenes IN the
-. and a, ,hc station-fiousc-ident-
r,lng the Dead.
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MACEIISESTS.

JOSEPH If. HULCHER, JosEPHG Ross,
UULCHER g. ROSS, PRACTICAL
Ill nACHINISTS, 1903 and 1910 east Cary
sfrect. near Fifteenth street. Richmond. Va. Ma
chinery of all kinds repaired and put up carefully,
BeIug practical machinlsts. and doing our own
Work with the latest improyed machinery aud
tools we feel assured that eau gave entire sails
factioa both as 10 prico and workmanship
'N Ia 2-eod3mk
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ACCIDENTAL DEATu--0vERsEER u
cORoxER's INQUEST.

coRoNER's INQUEST.
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch-l
NORFOLK, Va, February 2l.-A negro
named Joe Moore was killed by falling
tree at Shoulders Hill, Nansemond county,
yesterday.
J. r. Harrcll, overseer on the farm Of
James Hargroves, near Shoulders Hill,
was fatally beaten by q negro with fence
rail yesterday. The negro was sent to jail
by Justice j. p. Moore, but escaped from
the constable and Is at large.
To-day the jury Of inquest on the body
Of the negro William Wesley, who was
murdered in Rays lane at midnight Tues
day, rendered verdict to the effect that
the murder was committed by Boston
Bright. one OF Wesley's associates in the
carousal that was going on In the bar-room.
Bright is in Jail.
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smaII-Pox I'm Sussex.

PETERSBURG, Va, February 2l.-ln-
formation Is received here that the sniali-
pox has broken out in sussex county .nIec
miles from Stoney-Creek station, on the
petersburg aud Weldon railroad. Four
persons in single family are sick with the
disease,
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HORSES. MULES, cows, &c.
MULES AND HORSES Or

Any nerson not hnding stock 70 suit them at my
ssIe-stybles in Richmond, can wfito me, care 90
FAST FIfTH STREET, CINCINNATI, o., aud
desx be as near as posi- ole what they want, stat
ING Ter what purpose they wish 10 use the animal.
ard will IN the bill satisfactorily Or no saie-
FilIIng orders from wholesale customers 4 spe-
cialty.
Nv salesman, MIR. JOHN VI. PACE, keeps always
n good supply on hand OF beth MULES AND
HORSES forthe wloleTlle and retail trade.
Satisfaction eusrap.eed or money refunded.
lie 7-0m GEORGE ". BENNETT,
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ger to be collector OF customs for the dis
trict of New Orleans; John b. Raulston,
to be collector Of internal revenue for the
Fourth district OF Virginia. Postmasters (:
James Sullivan, for Harrisonburg, VA;
Lyman Phelps, for Sanford, Fla: Samuel
II. Rlddell, for Fernandina, Fla; and Ed
mond II. Deas, for Florence, 5. {.
CONFIRMATION.
The Senate confirmed the nomination OF
James II. wager as postmaster at Gordons-
willie, Va, to-day.
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A Railroad Company Guilty Of
Killing.

BANGOR. Me-, February 2l.-The jury
In the case OF the Maine Central Railroad
Company, indicted for killing DR.. a. );
Packard at highway crossing in Carmel
Inst December to-day returned n verdict OF
guilty, and imposed a forfeiture OF $4,000
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. &c.

VOSEPH w. HATES,
" SUCCESSOR TO II. NJ. j. PAINTER CO.,
DEALER IN ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
No. 1929 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
TELEGRAPH and TELEPHOSE-LINE MA
TERIAL Of all kinds instruments baiierles'
etc.
LECLANCHE BATTERY, for telephones:
HOTEL and HOUSE-kLtCrEICAL ANNuN-
GATORS, BURGLAR-ALARMs, Al -
BELLS, &C.; ,,,
FIRE-ALARM TEL EGRAPH SUPPLIES;
ELECTRO-MEDICAL APPARIIsi
ELECTRO-PLATING SUPPLIES.
The concern Of Il. VI. j. PAYNER co. having
been dissolved January l. 1883, by the death OF
X. NJ. J. Paynter the business VIII be cOnlinueuDy
JOSEPH ". kAItS In his own name. all llabili-
ties Of the old firm having been assumed by him.
f. 2l-2t
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ROOTS, SYiOES, &c.

IN OR ID + L TO GET TNtNM1
WHOLE LOT SOLD,
THE NEWARK HANDMADE 0Aith"S
advertised a, si viii close out al s2.oe'
A lot OF NAVY tbs and CONGRESS GAIT
IRIS at si.6s;
The balance Of the LADIES ODDS AMI tNps
at OIL;
And a 10, Of a, $3.50. %, and $3.50 LADIES
SLIPPERS atsi;
rns GREAT In. ALLI6Ar SLIPPER at 81
Is a barsalu, J. A. GRiGG, Face uioeS,
uaA corner Main and Eighth ssgessss
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

In addition io my. regular bnsi noss, am now
grinding my :. STANDARD bkhNpoF fbhs-
FER which 7, uHoqua aed by any on .oc market,
md which Intend shall become universally popu-
lar on Us 0wn meris. Having carefully selected
nv luup. eau fucnLsh Tho b@s' gualty, and h,y-
ing the caraeiiy for grinding any IONS per day,
can give cOnsUsaerS The adyagtizo OF having IL
freshly grount, as l will DOT Keep supply on
Ishand br{ grindh after receiving orders on short>
est nOtiso. PTt<e, &C.. on aplAcattcn N.
WILLIAM 4. KING
| aiQo to $500 Wilsg1nshurg aycnsa.
| "a 9.Im POst-Oihce lsx 1.
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Catholic Bishops Summoned Before
the French Council.

PARIS, February 2i.--Fourtecn bishops
have been summoned before the Council Ok
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FERTILIZERS.
CHOCKoE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA bu,u PLASTER.

grtnd This plaster FRESH DAILY as Ordered.
and can guarantee II to be Superior to any on %
market, heing sole agent FOR NJ best Gus rriesm
Nova scotia. IL will Ia VOL b ge' prtc's be'era
ba,ina elsewhere, espoei,lly SOC ground.
WAENTR MOORE,
Manufactures s:r0and Paste,
Dealer IN LIae, Ceuscnt, az,
foot seventeen A stgees lsosth sid Of iiocki.
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mother steamer Lost Eleven ]
SONS Drowned.

Hone KoSG, February H. The United
States steamer Ashuelot has been lost. All
Of her officers were saved. Eleven OF the
crew were drowned.
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When about thirty had been picked up
those at The very bottom were found to be
unconscious, and most OF them when taken
up were dead. With only two or three
exceptions, none Of those who lost their
lives were bruised or manned. Nearly all
Of them met their death by sufocation.
Minnie Uster was the first unconscious
child taken up, and she died almost IN The
arms Of the officer who found her. One
child bad her breast-bone fractured, and
another was cut Ia the face. -Four Of
the dead children were carried through
the sclool-building into the Churcl
OF the Most Holy Redecmer ant
others were taken 10 drigstcres In Tn
vicinity. but subsequently either removed
10 the church or to the SeYenteenth-Pre
cinct station-house. Sister Nshr, one o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
BASEBALL NEVIS.

A wel-contcstcd game Of baseball was played
Nctr,po'an aud Baltimore american AssocaiIon)
mines Thccontcst the fth between thc-otwo mines
and resulted IN the third victory for the Metropolitan
team Only two hits male Oh cdeiycry Of Kcefe
AID both were .cratc1 hts winch scarcely went beyond
me- -ucI. OIy Tor Tue AIT cd stems Ina the ninth inn
Iug the BAL more nine WOuli nave been put ont IN
one. two three order for nine conactutiyc 1uhings
WAS a the Baltimore team succeeded
in reaching second base, and only one man oi the Welt
ing team icfj on base. The metropolitan nine
uluycd * -rieutlv the errors by EhcTbrOOk and
kctf- cXcsublc, EetctbroUk dropping an fly
ball ihIOu.h I-cOhAQcucc, while kctlcE
clscd y allowing OF to get to first base seven balls
Tue home took The lead Ia the hlst nnIg scoring
rec tmtarutd runs. E~terhrnOk and Nelson ud The
best batting while tue whole Metropolitan did
cecut fielding. A summary tue score h. appended;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
ANTHONY couSTocK IND THE SHERIFF.

sheriff Davidson yesterday received from An
thouy ComsiOck letter IN reference 20 Els arrest
Of James Richard. tho - ern's mcs-o niger Mr..
Cometock declare, that there was a large crowd on
tine steps of the City Hall station of the elevated
railroad including Richard He believed hlchArd
on, ~ OF dIsordety conduct obstr citing public
thoroughiarc in pushing persons seeking T. pass ~
tb- Steps. and by loud talh and placing hun ell IN
the vav OF others When spoken to by 40 officer he
refused 10 Irove so the people could pass. MI.
CornstOck further quotes sections of III" Code OF
Criminal Procedure. Mr.. Davidson decided 10 take
from Nh CoInstIck and his assistant Georgc L..
Dram their warrants and badges as deputy shrrlhs.
He SAID that hc was not satisfied with the ca pana-
ton Gwen BY Mr. Comsfock. lie had been informed
by reputable citizens that The conduct OF C0Wsiock
and his assistant toward kcka'd was oYerbcar NJ
and brutal IN the extreme. lie gave them warrant Is
~ the request Of the Society for the Suppression OF
Vice. and they were dcputzed To attend TO the
business Of that society, not 10 meddle III outside
matters. Mr.. ComSrock. he had also learned. lived
~ summit, " j., and this would render him IN
eligible for appointment as deputy sheriff.
Several letters have been received by The Sherli
dcpouncinE the past actions OF Mr. ComstOck.