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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
DEATH AT CLOSE QUARTERS
seven Wen HilIed I'm an Ex pIOsiOn on
nn Ohio River Tug.
lBy telegraph to Tho Dispatch.


LOUISVILLE, July 20.-The explosion OF
steam pipe that supplied the engine
from the boilers caused the death Of
seven men OF the crew Of the -tugbOat Con
WOW at tao O'Clock this morning. The ac-
cdent occurred tweniy-siX miles up the
river near WeslpOrt. Ind, and most OF the
men were asleep at the time. Following is
list Of the victims: william Page, about
twenty-eIFht years. residence unknown;
William Hsrriean, sixteen years old, resi-
dencc Soho, Penn; Robert Jones. about
ihirtv-fve wears Old, married. residence
Jacks Run, Penn; William I}isley, iOrty.tNo
wears old, married, residence Allegheny City,
Penn; Charles Lustcr, City nine years OF
aEe, residence jacks Run, Penn; George
McCanD, twenty flour years old, resi-
dence Plttsburgh; Willism Kelley. about
thirly.hye wears old. residence unknown.
When the boat reached WestpOrt, twenty
six miles up, everything, according to tue
first mates story, was running smoothly. lie
took walk back TO the cabin and found all
quiet. He stopped and talked 10 friend,
George McCanD, who was lying on lower
berth near the door. The latter bali rose In
his bed and remarked: "Pll soon he at
home with my family" Then he lay down
and went TO sleep. The mate returned TO
The pilOt-bOuse and was c0nyerslDg
with Captain Reno, the pilot. They
we're then two miles pbOye West
port. suddenly there WAS 4 ter
rife explosion, the whole boat became en-
veloped in steam, and the machinery
stopped. The captain, who wss asleep,
hurTiedly dressed, called his men, and inside
PREPARATIONS to land. The yawl was low.
cred. the line taken on. and the boat WAS
tOwed ashore and made fast 10 tree. Then
the captain proceeded TO the after cabin
where tue explosion occurred. William
Page lay near the door dead, the blood
rushing from bus mouth and cars, and The
flesh scalded OF his body. William llari'
gan was in his berth. His death must have
been instantaneous, for he lay 10 the same
position as wnen be retired. Robert
Jones was on the floor aud barely alive.
lie was terribly burned, and hved but
fifteen minutes. lie died with his wiIe's
name on bus bps. Charles LnSter was found
outside lying on bis face. He was not dead,
and told them that he had run OUT there as
soon as he could recover from the shock on
tue explosion. He was almost baked, bis
skin Was parched, and l'tle Jets OF blood
stood out from the pores Of his body. In two
hours he was dead. George hcCann lay
dead in exactly the same position be was in
when the nrst mate lett him but a halt hour
before. William Kelley was pulled ont from
under his bunk and was alive. but he was also
terribly burned. Charles Chambers, the other
man who slept IN the cabin, was blown out
OF the door and bad a miraculous escape.
The officers OF the boat can give no concep-
ton Of the accident, and say the machinery
was inspected last February, and was then
I'm excellent condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
A SECRET CIRCULAR
To Fire tho Heart of the Anarchists.
LRY telerraph 10 tho pI.patch.l

tBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
CHICAGO, July 20-lnspector Ronfeld bas
now iu his possession copies OF what pur-
ports to Toe secret Newspaper, but which is
In reality secret circular differing hut little
from the famous "Reyepge" circular with
which August Spies called the fatal Hay.
market meeting together two years ago.
The main difference l. that the paper which
Is termed "Reyengev calls for active steps
on the part OF the old-time Anarchists 10
ayenge the execution OF Spies, Parsons,
Ldngg, Engel, and Fisher. It was learned
tbst this paper Is being distributed
secretly among the Anarchist groups. and
that although II purports 10 be printed in a
foreign land, IL really is issued in Chicago.
IL il said TO be not improbable that the dis
coyery OF this sheet will lead to the arrest OF
prominent Anarchists, not only in Chicago.
but all over the country, and that the police
are only waiting until their chsln ~ evidence
shall have been completed. Inspector Bon
field said this afternoon that 1t was fact that
there was such a paper as that described in
secret circulation among the Anarchists, aud
declared the following htstemeni concerning
it TO be substantially correct. The pa
per has been started solely for tho
purpose OF working mp the passions
OF the Anarchists to such point that they
will not stop ct anything 10 ayenge what II
terms "tbe blood. thirsty murder Of the mar
tyrs.v Certain articles are printed in three
languages and urge that II Is absolutely me-
cessary that all true Anarchists should take
immediate and vigorous steps to intimidste
the exponents OF monopoly and thus pre-
vent similar "murdeTS."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
baseball Yesterday.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

Washington:
Washlngtons. .......O 0 90 30 0 %
BOstons ..........-..O U VI
Base,hts-- Washinglons, 3 A; B0stOns. T..
Errors Washingtons, 2; B0stOns. 3. Bat
teries-Whitney and Mack; Radbourne and
Tate.
Phladelphia-Ten innings;
Phladelphias .....1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 &C
New Yorks. ......0 0 90 l = 3 Ii
PhiladelphIas, ~: New Yorks,
10. Errors-Phlladelp hiss. 4; New Yorks, Z.
Batteries-Casey and Mailman; Keeie and
Ewing.
Detroit:
Detroiis. ...........O 100000 Ii
Chicagos. 0 0 0 0 0 %
Decentralization, A; Cbicagos. 8. Err
rors-D etroits, 0 ChicagoS, 3. Batteries
Baldwin and Bennett; Knock and Flint.
Cleveland:
Cleyelands. .........0 900 0 o.
iIalhmores. .........0 ] o. 900 Ia
Base.hits-Cleveland C; Batinores, 8.
Errors leveands, l Baltimores, 0. Bat
ierles-Bakely and snyder; smith and Trott.
ST. Louis:
St. Louis. .......G 90 020 s lis
Kansas Ciiy........0 FL ! 0 / 0 0 o. 8
Base.hits-st. Louis. 49,; Kansas City, Z.
Errors-Si. Louis. 5; Kansas City, &. Bate.
ries-Devln and Boyle; Pagan aud Briody.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis ..........0 0 90 0 0 0 CO
Pittsburghs .........2 0 0 U II
Base.hIts-Indianapol 10; Plttsburghs,
G. rs-lndianapolis, 4; Pittsburghs,
0. Batteries-SbIeve and Buckley; Calvin
and Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Gmaigamated Matters.
rBv telegraph to tho Dispstch.l

tby telegraph 70 tho Dlhphtcn.l
PITTSBURGH, July 20.-AnOther firm, Kirk
patrick 4 Co., OF Leecbburg, Pa. signed the
Amalgamated scale to-day, and several more
signatures are expected within the next
twenty-iour hours. The confusion OF the
Western Iron Association with the AssocIa-
ton OF the Manufacturers Of Iron, Stee, and
Nails was cleared up by A. f. Heating, wac
said to-dpy: "Tbe Western Iron Associa-
ton and the Association OF the Manufacture
ers OF Iron, Steel, and Nails sre two distinct
and separate organizations. The former
regulates the price Of iron and the latter ar
ranges the wage question. From the latter
twelve firms have formally withdrawn, and
I suppose those who signed the scale In the
frst place practically did the same thing
when they affixed their signatures. Yes, i
have resigned. know nothing about the
iron lockout now. No one will consult me
any further In the matter, as have nothing
TO do with the association"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
DISASTROUS fire at Port-au-P rince.


WASHINGTON. July 20.-Ihe Department
OF State has been informed by the Minister
OF the United states at Port-au-Prince that
on the 4th instant some unknown person set
fire 70 the upper floor ofthe Chamber OF Depu-
ties while that body was Ia session, and the
flames, being famed by the wind, spread
over the town, consuming about one tenth OF
1t, including many public buildings, such as
The Chamber OF Deputies, Department Of the
Interior, the War Department, New Law
School building, civil courthouse. Govern
ment prluiing.ofllces. Protestant Episcopal
church, the residence OF the Bishop OF Hayt Il,
and that OF the Minister Of War.
On tine eth instant al 10 o'clock an incen-
diary fire was started in the private resi-
deuce OF the Minister OF Justice. aud the
wind again blowing gale the fire was only
stopped By reaching the burnt district re-
suliins from the lire OF july 4th and sea. The
sailors from the French man.oi-war "Bls-
son 4" were summoned by the Minister Oh
France, and lent active assistance In check
ing the spread OF the fire. II Is Thought
that about one iith OF the city has been de-
siroyed by the two fires, which are believed
10 have been started by petroleum. the odor
OF that sgent having been noticed during the
ire OF July 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
FINANCIAL.
FEW YcRx. HAL7raoss Am RIcE.
uonp srocx YxcHANHHa
Grain. pyovisiens Cotton. robssoa Tar
psnrns, Resin, Tar sAd
rsazas MsrhetA
my telegraph to tho DIspa,ch.l

NEw YoRK. July 2o.--Ths stock market re-
lapsed into dulness and stagnstion today. me
traders having tho market almost entirely 20
themselvss, and the fluctuations being confined
10 tho usual narrow range whom such condliion
prevails. The London quotations this morning.
traders soon got 70 work as usual 70 hammer ne
list Their efforts, however. resulted In almost
nothing, though they did succeed In gettirr
Missouri Pacific OF per cent The principal
pressure was directed against 81 Paul aud
Reading, but the stocks mentioned were very
up about noon, after which there was
general improvement, though II was
spasmodic and uncertain. The opening was
dun and Irregular. though most OF the changes
from last evening wers for the smalless scton-.
and Pacific MAIL which was down y. aud NORTH
western, which was ny =, were tae only notable
.dlfferonces. Some little improvement was msio
In the nrst few minutes. but tho efforts OF the
bears soon shaded tho list on. The lowest prices
were reached generally about noon. after -hich
the whole list began to improve and s2eciainee
made marked advances. the most prominent
being Alton aud Terre Hsuts, Manitoba, and
Tennessee. The coal let developed no farther
feature and the close was dull but steady TO
firm nc bus slight chaagos from the opeuing
prices The closing prices vsrc generally
higher but the only important ones were Nsni-
toba. per cent; Alton and Tore haute. ~.
and Richmond and West Point preferred, ~.
Total sales. i55.vQo shares.
NEW YORK. July l9-Noon.-stccss Dun ana
steady. Money easy AZ iaiN. Exchanee-Lonf,
tSs; short, Esh. Governments dun ana
steady.
Epsnin1.-yx cnangs dull and steady. Money
easy al ialN per cent sub-Tressury balances
Coin, H5J, $4,000; currency, sie.iS7.Nc. Cow
~ per cents, 1914. State bonds dall and
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

Penobscot river. 10000; Housatonic river,
$4,000; Roanoke river, North Carolina,
$4,000; 81. Clair Flats ship canal, S2J,-
900; Lower willamette river, S20.0e0;
Green and Barren rivers. tf35,0O0; Missile
slppi river between Des Moines rapids and
mouth OF Illinois. $4,000; barber OF Nor
walk, Connecticut, $4,000; harb0r Of
0conte, Wisconsin, $4,000: harbor OF
Helena, Artsusss $4,000; Il White river,
Arkansas. s75,000j 81, Johns river, Fiori.
ia, $4,000.
All the sopate's reductions OF the amount
as Fixed by the House were restored except
Eve, ssgregatipg tl5.500. The Senate re-
coded from lis amendment striking cut The
appropriation for the purchase OF the lock
and dam on the honongahela river. The
Senate ameBdment for the purchase OF the
improvement known ~ the Green aud Bar.
rem river Improvement was agreed to. There
Is no appropriation In the bill for any canal
project. The Senate recsded from its amend.
Gent providing for the purchase OF the
Portage Lake Canal and Lake Superior Ship
CanAl Railway and Iron Company Canal.
The Senate amendment for the survey Of the
canal from Lake Michigan 10 Illinois and
Desplsnes rivers was agreed 10. Also the
Senate amendment providing for the survey
and location Of the canal from Illinois river
at or near The town Of Hennepsn 10 the Mis-
sissippi river. Also Senate amendment for
the survey OF the canal connecting the waters
of Lake Michigan WITH the Calumet river.
But the Government is not 10 be deemed
committed 10 these projects nor, indeed, 10
any other project FOR which the survey Il
ordered in this bill us will be sees by the
following clause added 10 that section 81 the
bill making the appropriation for the exami-
nations, surveys, contingencies, &c, viz:
And provided further that the Government
shall not be deemed 10 have entered upon
any project for the construction or improve
ment OF any waterway, hsrbor, or canal
mentioned in this Dill unless or uniiI the
construction shall have been actually appro-
priated for"
The last river and harbor bill 10 become
law was that approved August 3, 1886, and
covered the appropriations for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1887. Two years have
elapsed without the river and barbor bill.
The present bill, therefore, really carries The
appropriations FOR two years. making the
amount for each year little over eleven mil.
lions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
A Government Cruiser I'm San Fran
cisco Bay.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
SAN FRANCIscO, July 20.-Thousands OF
people assembled last evening TO witness the
launching OF Cruiser No. 3, the first Govern
ment vessel ever launched on the Pacific
coast. General Howard aud Commodore
Belknap, with large number of army and
navy officers, were on hand. Governor Wa
termau, Mayor Pond, the Board OF Super
yisors. foreign Consuls, and Federal and
state officials generally, with number OF
newspaper men, also occupied position on
the platform. Little time was lest IN prepa-
rations and The ceremony was bde'. The
Artillery Band struck up an inspiring strain
US Dir. Scott, general manager OF the Union
Iron-Works. gave the signal. Miss Alice
Scott. his daughter. broke bottle Of wine
over the side and christened the new cruiser
"Chareston," and amid the booming OF
cannon, screechng Of whistles, and shouts
from thousands Of throats The vessel gllded
slowly of the ways and ont into the stream.
The launch was pronounced successful in all
respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

Commfssiener-Gsnersi TO Represent
the Uaiied states az the Paris
Exposfrfom or 1859.

William b. franklin has qualified as
Commissioner-General to represent the
United States at tho Paris Exposition OF
1889. His office isat No. 35 Wall street.
New York. Notification has been given
by she Department Of State to the Gov
ernors OF the several States and Terrific
ries that their people may assist il the
proper representation Of the products OF
our industries and national resources.
The several executive departments OF
the Government have also been re-
quested to take such measures as may
be necessary for an exhibit from each OF
them. The commission has received
official communications pamphlets, and
circulars from the French authorities,
and will as soon as possible invite APP
plications for space for American exhibit
tors. The Exposition will open on May
3. 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
The Huntington Railroad Gonsptra.
tors Baiteu.
INV talegraph 10 the Dlspalch.l


CHICAGO, July 2O.-J. A. Bauereisen, the
alleged Burlington dynamite conspirator,
was released from the custody OF the United
states marshal yesterday afternoon on fur
nishlng 5000 bond. He was then taken
before justice aud the hesripe on the State
warrant was set for saturday. Another
1000 bond was given. but be was immedi.
stely rearrested on \ warrant sent here from
Aurora charging conspiracy to destroy the
property OF the Burlinston company. lie
went to Aurors in charge OF an oincer ana
lasf night. after giving bond In Aurora to
the amount Of 1900 70 appear for hearing
ON July 25to, was allowed 10 70 TO his home:
Engineer q oding gave bail before the United
states csmpiuiouer to-day, but Just I" 10
The ease of 8auerelsen yesterday, was imme-
diateiy arrested on State warrant. This re-
CURED Cooling TO answer In Aurora, ana ne
was taken there immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Naval appropriation BtIi Amended.
fRv ielerranh 70 the Dianaichl

WASHINGTON. July 2O.--The naval appro-
pratOn bill as reported 10 the Senate to-day
carries total appropriation OF $40, 49, 92.
net increase over the BOuse bill OF &l54,00O.
Items are struck out as follows: For COM
mission to examine site for nayy-yard on
the Cult coast, $4,000; for an armed cruiser
OF 1850 tons displacement, not TO cost over
S3,500,0O0. Among the new items In the
bill are the following: A steel practice YES
sci. S2T5. 600; three gun-bosts or cruisers,
not TO exceed 1 200 tons in displacement and
d OF to cost more than 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
AQues,,on OF Contract Labor.

New YORK, July 2O.-in the United States
Circuit Court to-day Judge Wallace, on APP
plication OF United States District Attorney
Walker, signed decree OyerruIing the de-
murrer Of the rector, the church warden,
&C. OF the Church OF Holy Trinity in the
action brought against them by the United
states. The suit was brought under the
alien contract law TO eX'ct prescribed
penalty for bringing the Rev. L. Walpole
Warren TO this country from England 10
preach under contract. Judgmentfor $1,000,
The full penalty and the costs, will be entered
immediately on behalf OF the United States
against the church. The case will probably
be appealed TO the United States Supreme
Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

PfrTsBuaoH. Juiy 20.-A later dispatch
from Wheeling says twenty-threc persons
are known 10 be drowned. Among the
number was the sheriff Of Marshall county.
The cemeteries were washed out and the coi-
fiss with bodies fioafed down the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
KILLED nv a FALLING Wall.
By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

CHICAGO, July 20 DISASTROUS results FOL
lowed an attempt this morning to pull down
an old building owned by the GermanIa SING
ing Society, the members OF which desired
to erect more pretentions structure. While
the work OF demolition was going on one OF
the back walls, facing north Clark street aud
Grant Place, collapsed. A number OF per-
sons eere caught by the falling mass. The
contractor In charge, Charles Winkler, was
killed outright. A laborer suffered SINH.
lar fate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
n,vsr-snd-Hsrbor-Bu Items.

ny EVEVtE"Is1 - ~ = '7F-%E7"-F
WAsuisGfoN. July 20.--The river and
hsrbor Dill as II passed the House sppropri-
Aied SIC, s02,7s3. As sFreed upon In con-
ference Il aggregates s422.277,li6, being q
net increase Of 81, ,333. This increase
consists principally Of rbe following items:
POlonae river at Washington, 100000;
hArbor Of Phiisdclphia, $4,000; Bsitinore,
$4,000; Savannah, 600, 900; osklsnd, tico,-
600; breskwstsr at ~. Desert Malice,
10000, Gowsnas Bay, New York, $4,000;
bsIbor Charlotte, New York, e2o.ooe; barber
Ysuqulna Bsy, Oregon, ss0.00o' hafoor
Buffalo, New York. $4,000; Missouri river,
s3cc. 0o9; Capa-Ftm river, $4,000; cosuui-
bia river II Cascades, $4,000; hennepse
river, So, 200; Great Kspswbs river, Wv.
90; Thames river, Connecticut <2o,vov;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

presence OF twenty-eight witnesses. the
number required BY Law. The hanging
caused but little excitement aud only q
small crowd surrounded the jail. Carmichael
said he was prepared for death.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 20.- SIuaon Pits,
. blind negro, wa. hanged at Clayton. Ala,
to-day for the murder OF London walker,
his room-mate. some months ago. The exc
cuti0n was private.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Inr tsIerraph Q lhs Dlspaich.l

CHICAGO. July 20--Two Of the three
Anarchists arrested for conspirlnx To sssassI.
nate Bop1eid, Gary, and Grinnell are OUT OF
jaii. cbleboun aud chspsk furnished the
required bonds Of $1,000 esch lAst evening
ana hsve been released. Hfonek, ths hfco.
couspiraser, IL still 10 confinement ana WIN
donbliess 10 remain. Bonaeld says tnc case
Is complete with the arrests airesay nsoe.
One ar two others mar have known OF ihe
mat but not 20 the extent that they could be
convicted. Any further arrests Will be Tor
Inc puroosc OF helding witnesses. The Ia.
speesor denies the report Of Chlcboun's con-
fessl0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Drowned.
fRy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i

sAvASsAH. Ca, July 20. i. y. Ismberi,
vine merchant Of savannah. was drowned
while bathing at Tybee Beach Io-osy. He
was selzss with cramps aud was carried out
by the tide.
OaAul, NEB., July 20.-W. S. Brewer. OF
Bellewood, Neb., and J. Buchanan, OF Ken
tueky, were drowned Ia the Platte river at
Belewood yesterday while iishiDg. Buehan-
ans body has been recovered. lie was 10
have been married IN few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

NEW YORK.

NEW YorK. July 20.-Cotton duh and easy;
saies to-day, Il7 bales; last evening corrected,
1854 Dalss: uplauds 10 ii-lGc.; Oriesus ~ iSioc.;
net consolidated receipts. 0ef bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 1904 bales; 70 the Continent sl2
bsies; stock, .ses baies. southern four quiet.
WhesI--Cash stronger; options nnsetLlsd: no
red August; s9Ba5s,sc.: september. sstastse.
Corn--C ash advanced soout lc.; options xa'sc.
lower; No. 2. August 6i4aAac: SoptemDer,
5lIE55Ke. Oat.-Cash No better: July adj
vaneed 1Xc. on covering Of shorts; others
steady: No. 2. July, 37a3s &c. AusastSlc.: sep
tsmber. 30c. Hay quiet and steady. hops un-
changed C0Tce-spot fair kio nominal; No
Klo. dull: options unsettled; July. siiauLi0;
strong and active M0lsssss steady Rice steady.
CottOn-seed oil Se-. crude and l6a47c- refned.
Tallow steady. Kosin doll. Iurpentine stronger
At S44s2z%c. Hides In light demand Wool
steady and quiet Pork frn, with tradisg Light:
moss. sl4aSlL2 rs; old beef dull Cutmsa,s nrIn
aud VERY quiet kld5lss nominal Lard strong;
western steam. spot. - 624 refined, tafA Con-
tinent frelghls steady.
ST. Loum
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat-opeaed Nc. higher and
weakened Aa4c No. 2 rel. cash. 7a4c.;
July, 's'sAsse, August Ss*a.es5c Corn slow
cash. SIC: July. saGkc. whisksy stsady at
sl.il Provisions streng and fairly steady.
Pork, fobDipE, sit4o Lard rirae stesAs: -
Dry-salt MISREPRESENTATION t7ss7n; short
clears. sss5ass.o; cissx-riss. $2sssas'h
short-clears, Ai2H. Mans nrm ~ tils$il.A
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 0--rsur weak Wheat
No. Z rcd. s9ka corn-No. & mixed. tQaooc
Oats qaief: No. & mixed. 8h sSec PORK. Han
Lard sirong aud higher e 3xA haik-me4te
strong and higher; short-riba, 54A bet,e& 1rn
and rncnanged- Whiskey steady - p'i& hoGs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21
Southern HarbOr aud River I'm
prOVemeats.
[By telegraph 10 The Dlspatch.l

IBy teIegTapD 10 ll5 UIspaIIhI
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Lieutenant +. V.
Abbott, q the corps Of engineers, submits
the following estimates for works under his
chsrge for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1890: Improvement Of the harbor at Charles
ton, 5. &. INCLUDING Sulllvsn's island)-to
complete, sl.52j,0O0; for the next year,
S750.O00. Improvement OF Wappo Cut, 5.
G., for next year snd 10 complete, $4,000;
Improvement Of Edisto riyer-to complete.
S17,3S5; for next year, $4,000. Talkshat-
cnie rlysr-ior next year aod to complete,
IS. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-21

IBy teIeBTapH 70 IH5 DIsPaIcnI
WILKEsBAKgE, Pa, July 20.-At sn early
hour this morning collision occurred on
the Lehigh aud susquehanns division OF the
Central railroad OF New Jerey In tunnel
on the mountain near White Haven between
a coal train and the New York fast freight.
One conductor aud i've train-hands were
badly injured. Both trains were running at
good rate Of speed, and both engines are
total urecks