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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
~ RTE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, 81,

II III AMI 957 Broadway 1853 IL Boxery 1s7 West
Battery Place Chambers and s5i street lsfrss lew
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson stst Ho0okea
50 Mortgomeryst and New Station Jersey CITY, where
Tickets and Psror Sleeping Car ana orders
for checkag aud transfer o. baggage can be obtained ~
press trains leave 1sds minutes earlier than tine shown
from Chambers ST. local trains 70 ~ minutes
Cincinnati and Cleveland.
10 80 NJ, week days. Delaware Valley Express psror
Z. M daily. Chicago aad St Louis Limited" sld
faio, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati and
b. Louis; no extra charge for fast time.
p m, daily Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeping
coaches to Binshanton 0wego Elmira Rochester Buf-
fMo, Cincinnati and Chicago. =.
a. Y noon; /, / AS 3, 3.40, 10. 4ao $40,
Also 70 aatSsrfsrS s 30. a m a I 80 20 ,:
: ~ n SaG R.5 s. S T. 80 = s:so
Pas ssS aU nG 9 &c 40 T. sso
$40, $50, 10. 80: 40 80, .. 10 30 p: m
y night Sundays, 45. .; 80 10 80 a m ~ noon;
Nonafs and rste sSS ys s0 az 80 m
go, 10 D. m -; IL night Sundays, = N. 80.
Rd S,sS snd sufrern-4 AS 1850 $50
Z saai'a. - p sa1a 40 ','. ,0,s'
ws,N sS y sunday s.y. Is m 10 30 a. 30 NJ
Goshen 40 80 B. 10 6c 30 M; l. 30 40 80
MiddistOwn and Port jervis-4 As $50 8. 10 80
$50 :s9; 2 10 p H. sundays 4Ao' 49, "
h.pit.: t ssS from the West arrive in N.wYors -
7'CS II 80 Sr. 4 81 and 10 20 p m FARMER
Gen bupt General Passenger Agent
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NEW-YQRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN


and jay sts. follows:
. West 42tsc, so a. Jay-st as a. M for Md
detowR Ealsburg Monicei;o, Liberty. Walton. Dehl.
Detroit, Chicago.
West 4sd-st, sIe g. H. Jayst SIS a. NJ. 70.
WAIKIKI valley stations, Lakes Mohonk Mnacwa.ka,
hidaetowna Elcnyile Q, Fasburg Liberty Whit Lac.
-. West 42d-st, 10 D. M Jayst, 1856 D. M.
WAIKIKI Valley stations Lakes Mohonk Maaewssxa.
Mldteiown, Bloom ngburg, Ellcnye Nj Dale Mot.
eel., Fa:hurg, Iabery, WIFI. Lake, RorSland
. West 42fs ~ :e5 D. m. Jsy.ss, 40 p m, duly ~.
nMiddlstown sallsbu,g Liberty WAi;sn Norwich onc;aA
Buffet sleepes " Niagara tAil~ Reclining Chair vas
saturday half holiday West l2d At. is o. NJ. Jaw.
S. 90 M, Tor Campbell Hall Mdietown. niaa.s.
ingburg. Elenyille, Fsllsburg Monticello Liberty WHIT,
Lake. Livingston Manor. walton Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room aud hePths -cser,ri "
3o7 Broadway. Time tables, ticketS &c as OCT 8 :,
p44, 323 broadway. T97 6th-ave. 1874 East l.Stl-..
aS4 wsai ie'tA'st' Yocc; f..,NS nrpsoY .
IS Exchange Place. New-lork
= HORE LINE-:ALL-RAIL ROUTE-F0c
Contra, staon m Ia enc No me hast Espfess leaves rsnt
nLl Narssfznseit Pier. Newport and Providence and
Iiostnn- zoo o. Z. Iamed Express for Newpors prov
Ds,a and ansss II 10 N Might Express New
Sleeping Cars 70 destination. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
STOCKS STILL STRONG.

THE SHORT SESSION WAS DULL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29

Returning, leave Albany 30 q. N
ina BAND attached 10 each boat
Connections:
WEST POINT NEW re and POUGHKEEpSlE,
with down daC boat,
RHINEBECK. By ferry with Ulster and Del. R. R for
OF the CatsSllls.
CATSKILL, with special trains tho catskn Ut. r r
ham, Plttsncd, &c
ALBANY, with N Y Central and H. p r. p for
Utica, NIAGARA FALLS Buffalo, and the West with
Boston and Albany r r and Iitehhue r. p FOR Boston,
with D. and IT, Co.'S T. r. for Montreal and the North,
and with SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND PROM sARAToGI
The Newly Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
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5ieGmtodt5
- TONINGTON LINE.
Tho only direct route Tor
HAEEAG ASsETT PIER WATCH HILL. AND POINTS

IN EIIUUL loIANU
Through paror reclining chair. between seamors'
landing and Narragansott per. without extra charge.
baggage checked through New Pier 80.
North River one block above Canal.sL. at D. m daily
except Sunday.
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RaiIrodos.

NoTrains leave from chambersst Station week days
for EnglscOed Te1aay Chester, sparSn ana md Ny;ss
100, 4 so, S 30 5 40 GAO, 90, 1880 M y
midnight Sundays 90, 80 a N, 30 20 . 10
week days 100 70 90 a M 80 40 m SUNDAYS
Additional trains to Cresskill and way, 40 a. ms 2AS
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TRAINS FOR BOSTON
l. via
New.YOrk ard .New.Engiand

Tew.Yorx NowHaven and Hartford Roads
Leave NEwd; I1JsE 10 A. NJ 'sP Nj II 80 N.
PARLzoR e kRs ON pay TRAINS;
90 90 D. Daily incudiag SundayA
Other trains daily except Sundays
Sleeping cor accommodations be secured ticket
Offices 33I Broadway. and Grand Csntral Depot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Jersexnen HING.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

FREEHOLD, n. j., July 1S.-Richsrd kear-
ney was hanged at IL O'Clock TODAY for the
murder, on April 18th last. OF Mrs. Margaret
Purcell at Elberou, Long Branch. hearney
WAS coachman aud Mrs. Purcell house
keeper for the Lyddy family, and together
thew had been left in charge OF their en-
movers house. Kearney attempted an out
RAGE upon Mrs. Purcell. She resisted and
Was beaten TO death.
JERSEY Cry, July 1s.-Henry Conrad
Ebert was banged in the county jail at 1918
o,elock this morning. When the trap sprang
the knot slipped around under his Jaw and
disarranged the cap 20 that Ebert's face was
exposed 10 view as he slowly straDgled TO
death. When the body was cut down II was
turned over 10 his brother, andth afternoon
n will be taken 70 Mt. Oliyet and Gre
mated.
The crime for which Ebert was hanged
was one OF peculiar atrocity. In 1865 Ebert
was married TO Mrs. Diet, VINO was
widow. She had one child. Elsa. whose
father had left 1t about $1,000. Almost i'm
medistely after their marriage Ebert began
10 abuse bis wife sbsmefniiy because she
would not LET him have her little childs
money. lie fancied that II he could have
Mrs. Ebert declared q iunatc he could In
that way secure the money. lie was par
tally successful in this plan, rs ne secured
his wife's confinement Ia the BisckwelPs
Island Asylum, but sue was discharged De-
fore he bad completed the woik OF roboing
his staochild.
On Sunday the 27th OF last November
people Lying In the vicinity oil Lperps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
,ommlltcs amendment, striking onl thc CLINT.

committee amendments striking out the flint
and lirne-elass bottle paragraph; raising
duties on cy linder and crown glass, polished.
not above "a by GO inches. from IS 10 20
cents per square foot, and above that size
from - TO 80 gents; on unpublished cslin-
der and common windew-giass not ex-
ceoding 10 by 10 inches, from TO u cents
per pound; on sizes not exceeding 10 by
"a inches, from "a to ~ cents; on sizes not
exceeding "A by 80 inches, from IA 10 cents /;
sizes above that, from ii 10 n cents. The
amendments were Ali agreed TO.
The question Of duty on imported tobacco
was next taken up, and Mr.. Mills moved 10
strike ort the clsuse fixing the rate OF duty At
81 cents per pound, thus restoring the present
duty.
Mr.La Toilette. OF Wisconsin. spoke for FIVE
nlautcs upon ihIs motion, and desired a
further five minutes. but 10 this Mr.. Mills
declined to yield, and upon his motion ne
committee rose for the purpose OF limiting
The debate.
Mr.. Mills moved that oil debates on the
pending paragraph be limited 10 one minute,
and the Republicans being again refused eve
minutes declined 20 vote, thus leaving the
House without quorum.
Mr. Mills then moved that the House take
recess until O'Clock, session having been
ordered for tonight for the consideration OF
labor bills, but as the Journal showed the
absence of quorum this motion was ruled
out OF order.
Mr. Mills moved 10 adjourn, and on sstaDd-
ing vote the motion was carried. The yeas
and nays were ordered, but the vote order
ing them vas subsequently reconsldered,
and by virtue Of the standing vote the House
At 4:05 adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Entertainments 90 Members or the
cay COuncii nuJ others.

In response TO an invitation from Mr..
Trigg, president OF the Richmond Union
Passenger Railway Company. the following
members OF the Board OF Aldermen and
Common Council assembled in the Council
chamber last night 10 take ride over the
Electric road Messrs. Snead, Davis. Chap
ucn. Ferrlter, Bodeker, w. l.. White, Court
ney, Crenshaw, Mingdeld, Otlev, j. w.
talter, Anderson, Stratt0D. llil. Curtis,
Drauer. Ilargroye. Capers, Pleasants. Tay-
lor, Bowden, r. White, Crump, h. Il. Carter,
A. j. Brown, Hayes, and Mitchell.
Mr.. b. +. August, Clerk 81 the Council.
and sergeant.at. Arms Ralstou, and Mr..
Charles T.. Todd; Captain Henry {. Jones,
of the Virginia Exposition, Captain +. W.
Cunningham, V. Heckler. Jr., aud T. {.
Brauer, Of the Electlic.Light Company, were
also present, as were Messrs. Flynn, Burt,
1'rigg, Cole. ami PiZzini, y. '. randolph,
and j. Thompson Brown.
At hall-past 8 O'Clock Mr.. Crenshaw called
the body 10 order and read the invitation
from Mr.. Trigg TO Inspect the line oil The
railway company.
ON motion OF Mr. Iiill the invitation was
unanimously accepted, and the party pro-
ceeded through the capitol Square to the
company's Office on Bank streets. where ears
were soon ready to carry them over the line.
They went 10 the western terminus aud
returning stopped at the Commercial CluO,
where supper was provided Tor them 10y Mr..
Trgg.
Uuiy those who lived in the vicinity went
10 The East End,
After the supper speeches were made 10y
the following persons: Mr. llill, OF The
Council, ana NIessrs. Flynn, Trigg, Il. Rand.
Wexford counsel for the company, and
Alderman tapers and several others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
MINERS MEETING.
THE STATE CONVENTION AT CHARLES
TON, WEST VIRGINIA
The seals Of Prioss-Elsction Of Officers
Konthly Dues-rhe stats Board
OF Health.
rsp.cl., Telegram % .ne Dispaich.l

CHARLESTON, W. VA, July iS.-fhe State
Convection Of the Miners and Mine.Labor-
ery Federation met at O'clock this morn.
ing at the Knights OF Labor Hall President
NJ. +. Moran, OF Wheeling, in the chair.
The Committee on Resolutions and Scaie OF
Prices presented the following report, which
was adopted:
We, the delegates from the several dis
tricls, present the following scale Of prices
to your honorable body for considers
tons That the prices for opening
rooms be Ell per yard. and the coal
from any opening up 10 ten TO fitteen' feet
wide 80 cents per yard; driving an entry 10
be Sl.25 per yard. and II there Is any stone
10 be removed the price will be 800 per
yard: laying turns 10 be 81 each; day labor
10 be s175 per day; setting roof'posis IN old
work to be 10 cents apiece, and breaking
through to be full entry prices.
An amendment 10 the constitution was
adopted that all further amendments shall
be made by the State Convention instead OF
by the State Executive Board as heretofore.
An amendment was also adopted providing
that the state president shall be paid a salary
Of $40 per month and al SEXUAL expenses, bis
hotel bill not 10 exceed Sl.50 per day, and
one was proposed fixing the monthly dues
from local branches at ten cents Instead OF
five cents as heretofore. The latter will be
referred 10 the local branches OF the state Tor
ratification or rejection
Michael GaIligan, Of Wheeling. and Thomas
Fairy, OF COalburg, were appointed a COM
mittee TO audit accounts.
MI Moran. Of Wheeling. was reelected
as State president; Henry Hart, OF Mason
City, was elected As yice.presdent, and
Thomas +. Fairy, OF Coalburg, as state
treasurer and secretary. Patrick McGueseon,
OF Plymouth. is the new member at large OF
the Executive Board.
T. j. Mason. OF Lewiston, will represent
the State at the meeting OF the National
Federation at indianapolis, Ind, in septem-
Der next.
A short address was delivered by National
Secretary Chris. Evans. and 4 vote OF thanks
was rendered him for the valuable assistance
be had rendered IN conducting the conyens
ton.
A vote Of thanks was also rendered T. j.
Mason, the OUTGOING secretary, for his faith
ful and efficient services during the past year,
aud the convention adjourned.
It, next meeting will be held on tho third
Tuesday 10 July. 1889. at a place yet to be
decided upon BY the Executive Board.
The State Board Of Health closed It's ses-
SION in this city to-day. A certificate 10
practice medicine was granted - DR.. James
Puiney, and the application OF DR.. ii. +.
Burdich. known as The Nv hite Pilgrim on
Wheels" was rejected. But little OF gene
raj interest was done. The next meeting OF
the board will he held here on the second
Wednesday IN July, lsS0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
OHIO CENTENNIAL.
senator Daniels Orstion at Marietta
heartily Appiauded.


MARIETTA. ONO, July lS.--Atthe Centen.
NAL Hall to-day there was no abatement OF
attendance nor OF the interest In the eenten'
NAL exercises. The great Grafton oil the
week for elegance In. delivery was that OF
Hon. J. W. Daniel, OF Virginia. ltabounded
IN historical statements as TO Vtsgnlas
part In conquering from Britain. He dWelt
upon the restored Union, which he said never
had but one tbIng-slayery-to divide ana
distract the peOple He followed the con-
quest OF the Auglo.Saxon and declared II
had never asked freedom from any race, but
had given it to many.
In conclusion he said. "How, In contem-
plating that subject OF slavery, the rise, fall,
and obtcrstion Of slavery Ia Virginia, IL
rises in the mind like figure OF some stately
Young saplin2 into whose side IL driven a
wedge. When the war ended thar wedge
had been wiihdrawn: the sides OF that young
tree have grown together; the sap again run.
ming I'D lie length has healed the cash, and
now IT stands like vigorous oak and stately
tree which extends its roots down
deep into the centre OF the EARN anu
Waves its leaiy branches among the stars OF
Heaven. despise euSh. hate language OF
rhetoric that has not behind II the soul OF
honor and truth, and feel that The Gay bAs
come here IN America Wnen an hNucl iOah'
whether born upon the banks OF the OHIO or
OF the James, whether he traces his lineage
10 Plymouth Rock or TO those who came TO
jamestown, can look his brother In the face
and quote the plain language OF truth.
And, nv countrymen. feeling as did, think
ing IS thought, representing the consiitu-
ency that feels and thinks with me. am
proud and happy to know and TO
realize in all it, joyous frution the
fact that hundred vesrs ago Nlr-
einian crossing the Ohio could greet his
brother with hearty greeting. too, am
an American. can come INTO your midst
and shake your bands and look upon the
reyered faces Of the conscript fathers OF
Ohio and the Northwest and fecl!ln nv heart
Of hearts the pride and satisfaction that we
are indeed brother Americans, all OF u
ready 20 give 10 our country any pledge that
she may ak Of our affections and II reed be
10 take her flag in our hands to carry 1t and
10 die I'm its defence If Necessary"
He sat down amid applause and received
the congratulations OF the senators and
scholars about him. Tomorrow is Ohio
day and will bring many other noted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
RIcRronD TOBACCO MARKEr.


We had nothing more nor less than very
QUOT market again today, yet thoro was not al
entire absence Of interest, for some buyers were
On the alert for bargains. Sun-cured Tugs show
ed an advance yesterday and again to-day-or
zoe. to 81 per hundred within the past ten days.
while other grades Of this class are quite stih,
with a falling oil Ia quality for the past week.
Dry-weatber reports arc quite numerous, ard
Mecslenburg, Charlotte, and Halifax crops are
now discounted. Az the same time few sections
with previously too much ram arc being bene-
flied, Of course. Already bright boom Is
rather weakly predicted for August By some
sangune holders ia interior markets.
The Burnley market appears s,iil weak In tho
western centres. with leading factories ali on the
market
A walk among the city factories conylnces us
that many are doing q fair business and some
are busy, and We arc glad 20 know that prepara-
tlous are being made for tho Exposition by a
number. Still others are slow 10 move. When
we write up the Exposition we don't wont TO
have TO omit any Richmond arm The trade
papers all over the country will boom the enter
prlsng firms which put themselves on record
Besides, tho hundreds OF thousands Of visitors
will see who are the leaders In the trade By
their exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

Whole number OF deaths in the city last
week, ~.
The opeu.air concert fund now aggregates
Sl,4I6.9j.
Governor Lee is expected to return to the
city to-day.
Mr.. 5. J. owen and wife, of Chicago, are
In the city on visit.
General John d. Imboden and his daugh-
ter are In Abingdon.
Mr.. T. j. Todd and wife left for Cobbs
Island yesterday evening.
Mrs. ]. Powell Garland, wife Of the pre-
siding elder Of This district, is quite sick.
Mrs. Clara Nash. Of Gl3 east Nam street,
left Yesterday to VISIT her mother in Powha-
tan.
The Heniico County Court was IN session
for a short while yesterday, aud adjourned
for the term.
Detective John T. James has been elected
one Of the vice presidents OF the National
Officers and Detective Union.
Miss Lucy T. Drockenbrough, of King
George county, was the lady who purchased
goods OF Mfr. VIM as referred to yester-
day.
The veterans Of the First Virginia regi.
ment had a rttlnlon yesterday at Blenner's
Park in cOmmemOratiOn OF the twenty
seventh anniversary of the Battle OF Bull
Ruu.
In Redmond the summer continues de-
lightiuliy cool and pleasant, ana there is no
nish TO the springs aud country places as is
al. ali l..
needed.
The military are anxious to have the city
look as gay as possible UPON the arrival OF
the New York troops, and they request the
people to display bunting on their houses
on the OCCASION.
The city ambulance was called to the
Tredegar Iron-Works yesterday about Z.
NJ. TO George Churchill, an employee, who
was taken with cramps. He was relieved
and left at the works.
Mrs. b. ID. Chakley, daughter, and nurse
left Yesterday morning on the steamer Ariel
for Norfolk to visit friends, and will also visit
Old Point, Virginia Beach, and Ocean View
before returning home.
DR.. CONWAY r. Sands. chairman OF the
District Committee, left yesterday afternoon
for Alexandria to attend meeting OF The
State Central Democratic Committee, to BE-
held there to-day at II O'Clock.
There will be a lawn party at the Soldiers
Home Thursday and Friday from o TO II
O'Clock Z. NJ. by Lee Camp Ladies' Auxilla
~. Mr.. BOssieux will run line OF omni
buses from Fifth and Franklin streets.
Arrangements have been made with Super
inteudent Seldeu, Of the City railway, TO have
ample eur accommodations for bringing al
Of the Howitzers and their guests mp tow
from the moonlight sociabIe at Warwick PARK
tonight. The boat reaches the city at 1871
! O'Clock.
The following officers OF Germauia Lodge
! No. Is, knights OF Pythias, have been In
stalled by District Deputy Grand Chancellor
John A. Refer, assisted by Past-Graac
Chancellor Charles T.. Loehr: G.. Ruehrmund
past chancellor; NJ. +. Richter, chancellor
commander; Theodore Mccker, ylce-chan
cellor; w. Gehrman, prelate; G. Zehle, mas
ter-at.arms; John W. Albers, Inside guard
John A. BeIer, outside guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Dnsc.RnII Yesterday.

~ 'N'N'--f
Philadelphia:
Athletics ........1123O0201-1 10
BaitimOres ..... ....0 } = .
Base-hits- Athletics, Il; Baltimores, s.
Trrors-Athletes, 3; Baltimorcs, ,. Bate
ries-wey hing and Townsend; Smith and
Fulmer.
pittsburgh:
Philadelphia Pittsburgh game postponed
rain.
Detroit:
Chicaros. 100000 o. Q
DetfOits. ...........O D " .
Base,hts-Chicagos 3; DetroItS, II. Er-
rors-Chicagos, 4 Detroits, ,. Batteries
Baldwin and DAILY; Conway and Bennett.
Cleveland:
Cleyelands .........40 900 3 %
Drcoklyns. 90 o l . 0 o.
Base.hits-Cleyeland 4 BrOoklyns, Z.
Errors levelands, 1; Brooklyns, !. Bat.
teries -Bakely and Snyder; Hughes and
BushOng.
Cincinnati:
Cincinuatis. ........2 1000 o.
Louisyiles. .......0 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Base.hIts-Cincinnatis 6; Louisyilles. 6.
Errors incinnstis, 3; Louisyiles, 4. Bat
teries-smith and kenan; Ewing and
Vaughan.
ST. Louis:
st. Louis. 20022 0 o.
Kansas Ciiy........0 q o . L
Base-hits-St. Louis, IL; Kansas City, 4.
Errors-St. Louis. 1 (; Kansas City, 0. Bate
ries-King and Milligan; Porter and Dona-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
BIoohahed Expected.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, July lS.-A special TO
the american from Carthage. Tenn, says:
On Kettle creek. m Clay county, about ten
miles from Elna. there exists considerable
excitement over killing that occurred last
Saturday. William Taylor, white man.
one Of the parties who escaped from jail at
Franklin, Tenn. n short time ago, was in
that section, which Is very Wild neighbour
hood. hiding from the officers, and last sat
urday be passed by the house Of an
old negro named Zeke Coo and de-
maudcd his dinner. While dinner WAS being
prepared he got into an alteration with
some Of the negroes there. In the row one
Of the negroes drew mis- knife and cut Iay.
lor's throat, which soon resulted in his
death. II seems that Taylor has some friends
in that locality. ard threats OF lynching have
been heard frequently. On Monday night a
crowd OF armed men went 10 the Old negro's
house, but could find no one who particle
pated in the killing. Since then IL Is learned
that the negroes are banding together AMI
say they will fight It ont. The whites are
very much cnrsgcd and bloodshed Is eX-
pectcd. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
But Little Damage Done.


NEW YORK. July 1S.-Gustay II. Schwab,
agent Of the North German LOyd Line in
this city. said to-day that the report Of the
collision on saturday morning OF the banks
Of New Foundland between the steamer
Fulda and an unknown fishing schooner was
grossly exaggerated. Captain Ringk made
report OF the accident, Stating that hi,
vessel struck the schooner in dense fog.
carrying away her bowsprit. This was all
the damage done. the captain states, and The
hull was not touched. The passengers on
deck OF the steamer at the time grew excited
and threw a number OF liie.preseryers over
board, but the precaution was unnecessary.
The cause Of the accident. according to the
captains statement, was the neglect OF the
fisherman to sound It's bells during the fog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

BARLOW.-Died. July l7th, at 7:D T. W. AZ
IA. r-siience, No 200 north Nlneteenth street.
WILLIAM BnAXTON BARLOW, In tho thirty
nftn year Of his age. ~
lie leaves a devoted wife. one child, mother.
and three sisters 10 mourn their loss
III, toll Is past, his WORK is done,
And he Is fully bloft:
He's fought the night. the victory won,
And entered into rest
IIis funeral will take place from 1rlDity Me-
tbodlst Episcopal church THIS llhufsdAyl
MOKNISG at II o'clock. friends and acqusint-
ances OF the family are invited 10 attend.
sUEuD.-Dled. at tho residence Of her hus-
band. on the l3sh Of July, 1873, kNlL1 a. ".
SHIELD. daughter Of the laie Rev, John Collins
aud Emily A. acCabe, and wife Of Alfred shield,
Of this city. ,r,,,., ON.
FIuerai from 81. Marks church THIS tfhgFs-
day Az ERNOON al 6ocock.
baltimore papers please copy.
sCHWATZ Died. at her lats residence, cor
ner OF Letter aud Poplar streets, Nra cAho.
LINZ scHWATZ. In tho sixty-seyonh year OF
her age. ,..,
Her funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence on FRIDAY oex'. July sDth, az o'clock
p. D. Tho friends and acausintnnces Of mo
family are respectfully requested 10 attend WIN
out further notice ,..
The Columbus .ohlo) psyers viii please COPY,
90