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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19
PETERSBURG.

ANOTHER INcENDIARY OVERWHELMING
cAsEs IN rHE couRTs--pEATH or AN EsTI-
MAPLE iADY--CoNrERENCE MEETING- THE
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispalch.l
JUNE is, 1888.
A Gre which occurred about O'Clock
Yesterday morning destroyed large stable
building on Washington street, ~oned by
Mr.. AtticuS Winfree. Four or nve horses
and mules. which were usually kept stabbed
in the building, were fortunately turned
out IN the ward on Saturday night, and
their safety i doubtless due 10 this fact. 4
small building adjoining, also belonging 10
MIR. Wiuiree. was also burned. and the in
mates. family of colored people. narrowly
escaped. owing to the difficulty OF arouSing
them from sleep. The loss is several hun
bred doilars-parhaily covered by insm-
ancc.
Mrs. Wallace. wife Of Rev. ID. NJ. WAL
lace. an honoTcd minister Of the Virginia
Conference. and pastor in charge OF Din
windde circuit. died this morning. Her
health had long been delicate. She was
the mother Of captain j. NJ. Wallace, Of
the Richmond aud Petersburg railroad,
and was q most eStimable and loyable
lady.
Al the commencement exercises OF the
Petersburg Female College this morning,
Captain +. VI. Wright, who for the past
nine years has been the principal of that
institution. announced the severance OF his
connection with the college. He expects
10 engage in business elsewhere.
In the MAYORS Court tomorrow morn
ing the case OF Daniel Yates (colorcd).
charged with feloniously asSaulhng and
Siabbing M. W. II. McCue, will be called
for examination.
In the Circuit Court tomorrow the cele-
bratod chanccry cause OF Hinton rs. Bland
will be heard. This case has been in the
courts for several years. a number of in
terests are involved. and an eminent array
OF legal talent representing these various
interests is employed.
\ conference meeting Of the Council
committee with Major Wexford, president
OF the Virginia and North Carolina rail-
road. was held here to-day with reference
to the route by and through this city OF
that road. The conference was private,
and the result i not known. As the sur
Veys to and through this city have been
completed. il is probable some definite IN
Outstanding - 70 terms will soon be ar
rived at.
The old Law-Bulding on Bank street,
which i soon TO he altered and rebuilt, and
converted INTO an engine-houSe for the city,
has an interesting history. 1t was original
" built for The purposes OF 4 public library
and readng-roOm, for which 1t was used
for many years. 1t subsequently took its
name from the great number OF law offices
in Il. Since the war it has been occupied
by colored people, and has sunk into dis
repute. ROBIN ADAIR.
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Cincinnati Races.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

lDN tNitkidlh ~ AhS lDiSletNh'l
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-First race-one
and an eighth miles, club purse OF $3.50,
all ages-won by Eli Marks; Bernce sec
ond, Caller-0n third. Time, 2:0l.
Second race-Famous stake, for two
year-old fllieS, three quarters Of mile
won by Tattoo; Cora Baker second, Lady
Morton third. Time. 1:19.
Third race-Merchants Exchange stakes
for three-year-old fillies, one and quarter
miles-Neva won; Brocade second, Maid
OF Kildare third. Time, 2:1S4.
Fourth race-selling race, one mle-Eli
won; Manitau second, Joe Starke third.
Time, 1:4Jt.
Fifth race-St. James Hotel stakes for
two-year-Old colts. seven eighths OF mile
won by Bob Miles; Buchanan second,
Conkling third. Time, 1:27.
Sixth race-brewerS' cup, sweepstakes
OF 800 each, 81 900 added, two and quar-
ter mies-John Davis and Checkmate were
the only starters; John Davis won as he
pleased. Time, 4:0S.
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Judge Krum Returns Home.
10y telegraph to the Dispatch.l


ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-Judge Chester II.
Krum, whose unexplained absence from
home has caused so much comment for
several weeks past, returned TO this city
last Saturday night, and held long con-
ference with bis father and some friends.
Nearly all the statements which had been
published about him were news to him, and
excited his surprise. He would not be in
teryiewed, but said he would prepare a
statement for publication in 4 day or so
and give all the information concerning
himself which the public was entitled to-.
There appears to be no doubt but that the
estate Of William Robertson, dry-goods
merchant, whose assignee Judge Krum was
by confirmation OF the Circuit Court, was
properly administered, and that all, or
nearly all, the creditors were paid as far as
the money in his hands would satisfy them.
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fBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

"
PHILADELPHIA, June 18.-The schooner
Ephraim and Anna, from Richmond for
Boston, which was found abandoned at sea
on Friday last by the tug Storm King. is in
custody Of United States Marshal Herns.
The latter official has strong grounds for
believing that Captain Harvey. master Of
the vessel, was murdered and his body
thrown overheard. The condition Of the
vessel was not such as TO warrant her aban-
donment, and since she has been in mort
she has only taken in water at the rate Of
seven inches in four hours. The crew. on
leaving her, took all their wearing apparel
and bedding, but all the captains posses
sions, including compass, clothing, and
vallses, are on board. There were also
plenty OF fresh meat and provisions on the
vessel, and she was evidently abandoned in
great haste, as the table was set for a meal.
An attachment for salvage having been
brought against the schooner. she win be
retained by the Marshal until the suit is
determined.
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Tho Great Break I'm Lard.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatcb.i


CHICAGO, June 1S.-The story in regard
TO the great break in lard appears to have
been very completely told. This morning
on Change was looked forward to with
considerable fear that the market might
take another downward turn. but il proved
otherwise, and at II O'Clock July option,
which closed at S9.77t Saturday, had risen
to 1895, and the feeling was comparatively
firm. Beyond the firms reported in these
dispatches Saturday, none others have sue
cumbed, and the firm OF Ellis e Lightner,
who are among those reported rs crippled
have transferred their deals, and in this
manner have tided over. The Associated
Press estimate OF the losses, putting them
at S2,500,000. is as nearly accurate as can
now be made. Some published accounts
swell these figures TO S3,00O,00O but this is
largely based on conjecture. The firm OF
McGeoch, Everingham e Co. decline to
furnish any additional data at this time,
and can make no statement until some days
have elaped.
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Recovery OF Stolen Plumber.

By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WILCOX, ARIZONA, June Is. - Judge
Wright arrived here last evening. He has
with him two brothers OF Charlie McCo-
mas, who recovered from some renegades
Yesterday, at Croton Springs, their fathers
watch and chain. valued at $500, and think
that Charlie may be brought in at any mo.
ment.
Captain Crawford, with the renegades,
will be at point in the mountains within
fourteen miles OF Wilcox to-day, on his
way TO the reservation.
Singular rs it may appear, white man
visited the Indians yesterday and tried to
sell ammunition to the hostile ChiracahuaS,
and was only prevented from doing so by
the vigilance Of Captain Crawford.
General Crook visited Fort Grant yester-
day, and on his return will inspect Hua-
chuca post. and then Will return to the bead
quarters OF the department.
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Heavy Rains and Swollen Streams.

lBy telegraph to The Dispatch.I
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Advices from West
ern Missouri and Kansas say heavy rains
for the past few days have raised nearly all
the rivers and small streams in that section,
and the indications are for unusually high
water in the Missouri river. The town OF
Corning, forty miles north Of st. Joseph,
on the Missouri river, is inundated, and
several houses are entirely swept away.
About four miles Of the road are under
water. All railroads in Western and Cen
trail Missouri, with the exception OF the
Missouri Pacific, are badly washed, and
trains are generally abandoned. 1t looks
as if serious trouble not only to railroads
but to all river towns and bottom-hnd
farms is To result from the present threat
ening condition OF the rivers.
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Resignation or an EpiscOpaIian Min.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

bY Telegraph 10 the Dlspatcb.I
CHICAGO, June 18.-Rev. Arthur Richie,
rector Of the Episcopalan Church Of the
Ascension in this city, announced to his
congregation yesterday that he would ten
der his resignation next Wednesday. Mr..
Richie has been recognized as an extreme
ritualist, and his Church services have
been marked by extreme High-Church
ceremonies, which have apparently oc-
cas;oned differences between him and
Bishop McLaren, Of this diocese. The
Bishop, at the recent Diocesan Con-
yention, delivered an address which was
thought to he pointed at the High-Church
forms observed at the Church OF the As
cension. Mr.. Ritchie's congregation APP
pear greatly attached TO him, and his op-
ponents credit him with having established
a large and prosperous parish, and with
having successfully carried out a large
number OF charitable projects.
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ID 5 y l. NJ S .
lREYISED.l


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BrichtOn.Beach Races.

10y telegraph to the Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, June 1s.-First race-one
mile, for all ageS-won by Pope Leo ;
Flower Of Meath second, George Hakes
third. Time, 1:4G3.
Second race. miles, all ages-won by
Cromwell in 2:O2t; Little Katie second,
Skylark third.
Third race-Brooklyn handicap, IL
miles won by Monk in GIG; Keno sec
ond. Itaska third.
Fourth race-}-mie dash for beaten
horses-won by Hickory jim; Lena Sec
ond, and Maggie c. third. Time, 1:lS!.
Fifth race-1! miles, over hurdles-was
won by Coinage in 2:24; Auburn second,
Odette third.
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY I'm Texas.

III0U'II'ITsI
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-A dispatch
from Columbia. Texas, says: Charles Win
stard. a resident Of the place, and one
Thomas, an iiinerant gambler, had had
some dispute in a gambIing-room, and
meeting on the street began shooting at
each other with revolyers. Five or six
shots were exchanged. when one from
Winstard's pistol struck William +. Ebo-
ling IN the neck. killing him instantly. \
ball from Thomas's pistol struck Robert
Henry in the leg, in1icting painful and
serious wound. Winstard was injured.
Thomas left Immediately, and il is not
known whether he was hurt. Many Others
narrowly escaped. Eboling was one OF the
best young men in town. No arrests.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK June -NOOn.-Stocks strong and
higher. Money. 2M3 per cent. ENchange-Lonc,
4Ssh: short, 1851. STATE bonds dun. Govern
ments firm.
Erening.-Exchange 4sjH. Governments
irregular: new SIS, 1897 bid: new 4k's. ll24 ;
new A.. 49,: ncw3's. 1881. Money. 2 per cent.
state bonds quiet. sub Treasury balances-G Gold.
currency. SS.049.OU0.
share speculation IN the carly dealings was
characterized by strength and a fair degree Of ac-
tiyity Toward noon general selling movement
set IN on reports Of the failure of Chicago bank.
The room tfaGers were not slow to take advantage
of the d'strust created by the circulation Of this
rumur and offered stocks freely. In consequence
a decline of lal. took place, Jersey Central lead
ing. The other weak share, were central Pacific,
Northwest. ~. Paul, Lackawanna, Union Pacific.
and Trunk lines. After the second call the selling
movement ceased and the market became firm.
with general recovery of 4Gls. the latter jersey
Central. The advance was well maintained AZ the
close. Compared with Saturdays closing prices.
the list shows CeclineOf 4dlf, except tor Erie,
Western Union, and Northern Pacific, winch adj
yanced slightly. Transactions, 3O9,7OO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June lS.-Virgnia 6's, deferred,
9: consolidated. 4O's pasi-due coupons, 40
new lO-4O's, 336: new 3's, 49,. Bid to-day.
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Crooks CapfiXes.
DIsTRUsT OF THE HOSTILE BUCKS.
TEv toleo,ranh Ia ihp Diqnafch


fly telegraph TO The Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has received the following
dispatch from Indian-Agcnt Wilcox:
General Crook telegraphs from Will
cox that between 400 and 800 Indian pri-
soners, requiring TO be fed, would be here
in four or five days. The presence OF the
renegade bucks on the reservation will dis
satisfy the friendly Indians, and excite
fear and disirust among the white settlers
IN Arizona and New Mexico, and i'm my
opinion will result in adding to their past
bloody history a new list OF murders, rapes,
child-stealing, and robbing. / earnestly
protest against so dangerous an expert
ment.'
In answer to this Secretary Teller re-
iterated his instructions TO the agent TO re-
fuse TO receive the Indians mentioned in
the dispatch, and stated that he need not
fear an attempt by the military authorities
TO place the Indians upon the reservation
against his will
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August BELMONT indicated.

IBy telegraph TO The Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The jury in the
libel suit of August Belmont against John
Deyoy, editor Of the Irish Nation, who, In
Aprii. 1882. charged Belmont in his paper
With having misappropriated funds belong
inc TO an Irish society, returned verdict
OF guilty, but recommended the defendant
10 the .iextreme clemency" OF the Court.
belmont stated that he joined in the recon-
mendation, as his only object in prosecu-
tjno the suit was the yindication OF his
character. Sentence was suspended until
tomorrow morning.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
AiIIIEH NANIrAI-IAnOR SlHnOL.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at this Office until the 25rH DAY OF
JUNE for the CONSTRUCTION OF TIE
BUILDING.
The Board VIII entertain proposals for doing the
entire work. and also separate proposals for doing
the brick work. carpenter-wor cut-stOne work,
galvanized iron work, painting. stating, Thinning,
plastering, cast and wrought-iron work, ana
Plumbing.
Plans ana specifications he seen at this Office,
aud also at the Office Of ALBERT LUBBOCK, archi-
tect. Richmond, Va. .
The BOrTd reserves the right 10 relectany ana All
bids or parts thereof G. T.. VAWTER.
superintendent.
" f. 7-eodt.Je22
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xVby He Resigned.

TBy cable 70 Tie Dlspatch.I
BERLIN, June 1S.-IIerr Won Benigsen,
renlvinp to an address presented TO him by
tine Hanoyerian members Of the Reichstag.
said he had resigned from Parliament be-
cause he was convinced that his conciliatory
nollcv had now no chance OF success. He
could only hope that opinions would
change.
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Bunker-HiII Anniversary.

10y IcIcgraVh 10 Inc IIspIITHI
Boston, June 1S.-TO-day the anniyer-
sary OF the battle OF Bunker Hill was gene
rally observed rs a local holiday. There
was a total cessation OF general business.
Tie military parade, in which the Cont
nenlas OF New Orleans took part, occurred
this morning, 80 men being IN line. The
decorations along the line OF march and in
other parts OF the city were very general.
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SufTocated I'm N Well.

TBy telegraph 10 the DisDatch.I
MILWAUKEE,, June 1S.-John and Martin
Renter. brothers. were sullocated to-day
Inv cases in a well they were repairing at
Cold Spring Driving-Park. John leaves a
wife and four children, and Martin leaves
five children
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Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Flas-
tic Glue on EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mepds
Everything SOLID As ROCK HARD As ADA
MANT.-fIRM AS GRANTEE! New scientific
Discovery !--RcyOlutOnZes the Liquid Glue Busi-
ness of the World! ROYAL GLUE II ABSOLUTELY
UHbredkdbie and HlsepdrIbief \ SAM>ONlAN
GIANT among either Clues and Clements! MIL
LIONS of People sre 7 sing Royal Glue and MIL
Lions MORE Must Fave IT.. No Heating-No
Preparaton-Always Ready - Always Liquid!
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
cue tins and Cloth. Crockery Ornaments OF
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Bnc-a-Brac. and Every
thing Else with lnseparable Tenaciiy. MANU-
FACTURERs Of Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, Gum
Labels. Fine Carriages and Planes. Paper. Card
Board. on Cloth and Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing, Stinenng and G. - NJ Purposes,
supplied by the Pint. Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. The
News Of Its Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
breakable Qualities. It's Great SmoOtness. Fiexi-
blityand strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
nom one Customer 10 AnOtherE LIVE SALES
MEN job Thousands Of Bottles Of ROYAL Glue To
Druggists. Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
rs CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover;
by MAIL, postpaid, 10 centsextra. Manufactured
by J. L. O'MEARA 4 Coz
1347 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, ID e.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every CITY ana toun-
~ throughout the United states. Canada. Europe
and South America. sold by Druggists, Gfocers,
StatiOners. lIar iware aud Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade aud Public supplied by ~ NIX
& BRIDGES. 1903 franklin street, ~ RtELIs,
LADD & CO.. POWERS, TAYLOR GO, fich-
mOnd. Va W <'-''
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Assassins Sentenced.


Nv Telegraph 10 Inc UI'pdIcIhI
XEREs, June 1S.-The trial OF seventeen
members OF the Black-IIand Society for The
assassination OF a man named Ben. hcOlz,
member OF the Society, who was sus-
pected by the chiefs to be ready to turn in
former. was concluded to-day. Seven OF
the prisoners were found guilty and sem
fenced to death; eight were sentenced to
seventeen years Imprisonment, and two
trera acnuiftad
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Bernard j. Maban was in saloon in
Boston on Saturday night when man with
two women OF the town entered the saloon
and invited him to take drink. He re-
fused. and one OF the women stabbed him
with a shawl-pin. The wound was thought
TO be slight, and Mahan left the saloon, but
he was found on the street soon afterwards
in dying condition.
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S,ot His Wife and Killed Himself.

lBy telegraph 10 The DIspatch.J
CHICAGO, June 1S.-This afternoon
Adolpb Ehrke, a brick-layer, fired two
bullefs into his wiie's head and then blew
ont his own brains, dying instantly. 1t IS
thought that the woman cannot recover.
The deed was committed because the wo-
man had applied for divorce.
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Newspaper Suppressed i'm Madrid.


MADRID, June 1S.-The newspaper FL
GIOb0 has been sentenced TO suppression Of
publication for thirty days for printing ar
ticles containing scandalous inSinuations
in regard to the departure Of the Queen
for Bohemia. The Liberal, which was
charged with the same offence, has been
acquitted. The proprietors Of Ell Globo
have appealed from the sentence.
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A Town Marshal Killed.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. KY. June 1S.-Last night at
Versailles, KY. Allie and Press Brown
shot and killed TOWN. Marshal George Free
man while he was attempting TO arrest them
The cause OF the killing was an OLD ieud,
the Browns alleging that Freeman had
killed their brother Sandy about year ago
The Browns are in Jail.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

June lS.-Prlces this week ranged as follows:
BeeT Cdtfie.-Nery best, &c; good. 5M5ec.:
fair TO medium, 4Gf44c.; common, S4c.i luis
ga Sac.
H0gs.-Sl. IA &C, net.
Shsep.-3k64lic.
LdmbS-5M6c.
Mich C0WS.-S25@s40 per head.
DdLs-S5Msl3.
About ISIS head Of beef cattle, lSS hogs. and
1i3 sheep and lambs were on the market during
the week.
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THE NEWS AT home And ABROAD.
WHAT TIE WIRES BRING US.
Murderer Arrested Drowned whilo
| uafbiu0

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I
BARBouRsvILLE, w. Va, June lS.-Wil-
liam Peyton, who Drained his wife with an
axe on The 9TH instant. near this place, was
arrested yesterday half mile from where
the crime was committed and safely lodged
IN JAIL. There was some talk OF Judge
Lynch taking charge of him, but as he has
acknowledged the crime the decision is to
let the law take its course.
James Kimbrough (coloreD was drown
ed in Guyandotte river whilst bathing yes
tcrday.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Suit Compromised

New YORK, June 1s.-The $4,000
breach-of-promise suit OF Miss Mary Alice
Almont Livingston against Henry Fleming
has been settled by the plaintiff at $4,000.
Her counsel, NJ. 4. Sawyer, wanted $4,000
for his services, but she only offered him
$4,000, and he has begun suit against her
for his compensation.
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aDukes.Nuft Case hicago.

IBy telegraph 20 thc DlsplIch.I
CHICAGO. June IS.-Rudolph Brem, fifty
years old. was struck down and killed by
Albert Tusch, Il young man, last night.
The dead man met Tusch by appointment
to urge the latter to make reparation for
the betrayal OF the formers daughter. The
assault was apparently unprOyoked. The
assallant is at large.
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ljelsl
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Baseball Yesterday.

ICY telegraph 10 The Disnatch.I
At louisville: Eclipse, 10; Baltimore. G..
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati, g; Athletics,
0.
At Columbus, o.: Columbus, /; Ale
gheny, ).
At Philadelphia: Philadelphia, ,; Buff
falo, IL.
At Providence Detroits, 8; Providence,
At st. Louis: ST. Louis, s; Metropoli-
tan, I. Ten innings.