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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
SHORT on CHURCH FUNDS
A Dead Cashiers Accounts Minus
$4,000.
fBr telegraph TO tho Dispatch.

NEW YORK. January 49, Friends OF the
late Henry p. Marshall. who was for over
twenty years cashier OF the Seamen's Bank
for Savings, on Wall street, were surprised At
the published statement this morning that
sl2 900 worth OF funds held by him as trea-
surer Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Missionary Society for Seamsn cannot be
found. IL was ascert,ined That the funds OF
81. Georges church and OF estates OF which
he was trustee are also missing to the extent
Of nearly $4,000 additional. aud besides this
II il stated that funds intrusted TO him by in-
dlylduals for investment cannot be accounted
for. Nothing IL wrong with the bank ac-
counts, which were examined when the new
cashier was appointed after NarshalPs death.
In November. snd again when the regular
baIf-yesrly report was being prepared. No
discovery was made until need rose for some
Of the church funds in MsrshalPs charge.
Search for these disclosed the fact that the
securities I'm which they had been invested
were hypothecated to their full value with q
trust COMPANY along with other securities
bv Marshall. As the affair gains publicity
additions are made TO the amount for which
Marshall is responsible. The aggregate is
now placed ut about $4,000 No explana-
ton whatever has been advanced Tor The dis
appearauce or these funds. Marshall was
about seyenty.fve years old, aud had been
prominent churchman for great many
years, having for twenty years or more had
charge OF the finances Of hall a dozen socie-
ties connected with church work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Cigar-maEers' striAe.


JACKSONVILLE, January 19.-About one
hundred cigar-m 4kers employed in the FL
Nodeo factory here went out on strike "a
noon to-day. Early IN the summer redue-
ton on a certain brand WAS made from Sl4
10 Sl3 per thousand, with the promise,
rs alleged hy toe men, that the dollar
would he restored when business war
ranted II. A demand FOR lis restora.
ton was refused this morning, wheTeupon
twenty-five men employed on this
brand quit work, followed by about eighty
more. The men are firm. but the propri-
ctors say all the hands will he at work again
on Monday. TIE strikers are principally
Cubans with a sprInkIing Of negroes. They
threaten 70 leave for Tampa and Key West
IN the morning. II they do the factory msy
be embarrassed for few days, but only tenn
porariy. The manager OF the company and
the superintendent refused to talk on the
subject tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
THE STATE AT LARGE.
PARTICULARS or THE RECENT SHOOT
ING AT cOvEsvILLE.
Mr.. xunday Dead-The News In chsrlottes-
vills-Personal Eotss and
Briefs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. 10. 1883.
Mr. William Mundav. the gentleman wno
was accidentally shot by a friend. WINE
Birch, at Cnvesyile. IN this county, on
Thursday afternoon, died yesterday. Young
Birch clerks in his fathers store at CoVes'
vile. and the accident took place in the store.
IL il Teported that both Munday and Birch
had been handling the pistol, and had been
swapping II at each other with the cylinder
removed. Birch had been waiting upon some
one in the store, and returning to where the
pistol had been put down, took IL up ana
snapped II at Munday, not noticing that
some one had mean while replaced the GYM
der. The ball entered Mr.. Munday's side
between the fourth and fifth ribs. and he
ONLY lived about twenty-iour hours. This
sad accident Is deeply regretted by the
friends Of both parties.
The Monticello Wiue Company. Of this
CITY. have reelected the following officers tor
the ensuing wear: President. Ii. L. Magru'
der: President. Colonel X. j. w.
Duke: Secretary and Treasurer, .. Beirson;
Directors: DIR. A. e. Mckee, w. w. Minor,
James y. Jones, VI. Woods. II. L. hagruder,
R.T. w. Duke, and l.. T. Hanckel.
The Corporation Court adjourned on
Thursday until Monday. when the case oil
Musco alas Jordan will be tried.
Mr. Winston Garth, who while drunk
stabbed colored man named Albert Brooks,
on January 7th, has been bslled, snd Will be
tried ct the next term OF The County Court:
Brooks is SAID to be rapidy recovering and
is now able 10 walk about.
Dir. Charles II. Hartman. formerly cashier
Of the national bank here, now located In
New York. il in the CITY on short visit
Miss Peasants, Of Richmond, is visiting
at the residence OF Rev. j. B. Turpiu.
Mr.. Il. J.. Poe, OF Appomattox. Is in the
city visiting his cousin, Mr.. II. =. Valentine.
Messrs. j. ID. and w. o. Watson. after
short but pleasant hunting tour in South
Carolina. have returned TO the city.
Mr.. Allen Soutbsll, who has been South
for some time, is now in the city on a visit
to his parents.
Mrs. Gilmer, wife Of City-Atiorney Frank
Gilmer, il at present IN Columbia, ;. C., ana
is very low with typhoid-iever. Mr.. Gilmer
nav DO summoned 10 her bedside at any mo-
ment On this account Commonweath's
Attorney Micaiah woods has been engaged
TO assist in the prosecution OF Musco in the
CORPORATION Court. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
EAST AFRICA BILL.
The Buudesrath and Reichstag 10
Handle it QuIchiy.


copyrighted. 1889, by the New York Associated
Press.l
BERLIN, January l9.-The Bundesr,th will
dispose OF the East Africa bin without delay.
and il will be submitted TO the Reichstag at
the end OF the week, when II will evoke the
long expected declaration from Prince Bis
mSrek Of the Governments colonial policy
ana relations with England. The measure,
It il believed, Will be 6nally passed by large
majority. The measure is known IN paria.
mentary circles a. the outcome OF the sgree-
ment between the leaders Of the Govern.
meut groups, after consultation with Prince
Bismarck. The Centre patty will also approve
Of the policy observed during Tuesdays de-
bate. The opposition will thus be left 10 the
Progressists only, aud this will narrow the
debate to barrow encounters between the
Chancellor and his persistent assailants. An
important part OF the bill are the proposals
relating 10 the enrolling and disposition OF
the leyles. IL Il understood that II will be
settled in secret sitting OF the committee.
Interest really centres in what Prince Bis.
narck will choose to reveal concerning the
co0oeration OF England.
IL Is noted here that the English opinion
against the colonial extension By Germany
gains ground, and even the Conservative
papers suggest that Lord Salisbury weakly
yielded TO the requests OF Prince Bismarck
without knowing how far the Chaneellor's
designs extended.
Probably Prince Bismarck will frankly
disclose how completely the English Govern
ment has been appriied OF every phase Of the
Germany policy as embodied In the East
Africa bill. lie Is deslrous OF preventing
the English Liberals from making party capt.
tai. Every suggestion coming from Sails
bury during the negotiations has been
accepted here. The Chancellor will there
fore announce absolute harmony in coopera.
ton.
The MorieI incident has net had the slight
est effect upon the relations between the
Governments. Itmay have formed subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

OF conversation during the reccnt intsrs'e"s
between Prince Bismarck ana o'r "a "ara
Mslletf. the British Ambassador. omcisly
Lord salisbury leaves Morier 10 ugnt ois
own duel, Diplomatic circles are co""oo".
that Prince Bismarck has strong caru
IN reserve against Norier and WIZ prooasy
oblige Lord Salisbury TO take 0ihcisl ho'Ee
OF the affair by transferring Norier from 81
Petersburg 10 some post that has less ihnu-
ence on European politics.
The Getfcken correspondence, covering
1870 folios, has been submitted 70 the bou'
desrath. IL was intended TO publish inc
correspondencp, but the Government - ne"
ginning 10 leain that the country has had
surieit OF Geffcken; besides, public OPINION
IS maturing in favor OF Gefcken. The FRO.
gre,sist press. knowing II to be powerful
weapon OF defence, would sustain agitation,
and denoupces Gefckon as barely Waillng
for his royal friend to sink into the grave
before publishing the diary. The paper
bames Emperor Frederek's selection az
confident person without responsibility.
The public comment which is entirely IN
taste with the German icial press, does
not disclose the real opinion OF the court
and official circles Of Vienna. which CEN
sures Ge1cken and condemns the unwi'e
course OF Bismarck. The Austrian otilc'al
mind cannot understand the Berlin Govern
ment lighting its opponents by disclosures
affecting the imperial family. Private lei
tiers from Yienns convey the impression OF
profound surprise at the folly Of Bismarck.
The Budget Committee OF the Reichstag
has agreed upon the eslimstes Tor the con-
structiou Of war-ships. Or. Soecker mas
induced the Ultra Conservatives OF the keich-
stag to support the proposals TO prohibit tne
importation OF alcoholic beverages into The
German colonies. Stoecker - IN difficulty
through HE denial that he wrote the letter
trying to influence legal evidence OF the
case OF Rev. DR.. Wtfe. The latter has
produced the letter. The consistory OF The
clergy has cited Stoecker for trial.
The applications to enter Lieutenant
Wissmanu's service I'm the Esst African eX-
petition number 1900. The African ira
yellers Audreas kuentzel and Van Sfrausky,
accompanied by Herr Gerstrecher. an engl-
neer, left Munich to-day for East Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

PURITY GUARANTEED.

PURITY GUARANTEED.
1000 pound. IMPORTED CAsTILEsOAP Nisc;
200 pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY KCk a.
Boz;
100 pinis NORWEGIAN COD-LIyER OIL a.
41r..
I5c. viii buy CARRIERS, DAyID's, or BRAN
DRErHs PILLS;
&c will buy FRAYsgRs NERVE AND BoHR
LINIAENr;
I5c. Will buy JUMPER TAR Tor colds;
~. Will buy VALENTINES MEArJUlCg:
i5c. will by WYErus BEgl, WlSE AND
IRON:
75c will bny PIERcE's MEDICAL Dis
COyERY:
&c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA.
RlLLA;
Sc will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR;
.Lg5 wall buy sWlFTs spEClFlc-largo:
&c VIII bay WuBCRs COD-LlYER OIL
AND LINE:
4oc viii bay oh scc. cOD-uyER EMUi-
slONS;
CO. will buy sOZODONT. tho hest denfrince:
3Sc. viii boy NEADs & BAKERS CARBOLIC
MOUTn-WA~H:
sli0 will buy FELLOWS SYRUP HYPOPHos-
PullEs;
lOc. VIII bay ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER;
-. Wall buy fo4r pounds BEsI Mi1KD Bird
SEED.
75c. Will buy IAzsLLEs, VIOLET. or LAyES-
DER WATERS Worm ..-.A5 best per-
fumes sold;
200 hali-pint bottles BAY RUN AZ 25'.:
- gross TOILET SOAP a. %. t0zen.
S! Will buy LoOSES'S HAIR-BKJsH.
DO 8j-Su,TukIhI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Her Reason.

Why do love him? scarce can say;
Why al night DO we long for day.
Why do tt @ flowers love tue SUM-
or tho weary travellers long for homer
At night the world is dark and cold;
Friends are gone ami foes are bold.
We YEARLY toss on our pillow aud wait
For the coming Of day, which seems 50 late.
When the suu Is shining the flowers bloom;
All seems bright-there5 norOOm for gloom.
Sunshine 70 flowers, both great and small,
Brings life and light from tho Giyer oil all
Up on tho mountains rugged height
Where tho setting sun sheds ghmmering
light
The weary traveller stiles a groan;
lis nature that makes him long tor home.
But why DO love him : on yes, I'll tell;
When no is with me all Is well:
Clouds grO6 lighter ana lOat away,
And life seems one glorious, golden day.
can't help loving him-try as will:
M invisible cord draws rs nearer still
There IL q rea.On; have told you, All, no
/ love him because no loves me ~.
lNCOGNIrO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

psrintsndents, to-day notified their five thou.
Sand miners that the mines, which have been
ciosed for couple OF months, would resume
operations Monday. providing the men would
accept the reduction OF quarter OF cent In
the rate OF minine--frofn three 10 two and
three quarters cents. TITS not definitely known
az vet what the miners will do. The operators
say that II does not matter 10 them whether
The miners accept the proposition or not, "a
The coal trade still remains Ia deplorable
confiffou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

named from June 1, 1883, TO June 1, 1856,
by reason OF lever grading for duty than ut
Boston. TO have been over sI,oo0,0e0. He
presents a list Of officers at the port OF New
York, aud recommends the summary re-
nova OF them. He SAYS these myn STAND
charged with derelction OF duty, falsc as
sumption OF prerogaiives, total disregard OF
the Treasury regulations. and onen defiance.
Of the EXPRESSED order Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, &c. Some Of these officers, be
says. have been engaged in private CONNER
ciaI business In violation OF law, and should
lie vigorously dealt with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
prrsOnnI.

Cardinal Layioerie has brought over from
Africa TWO graceful gszcle' a. present to
Leo VII. They have been housed in a cor
ner Of the Vatican gardens.
Frederick Harrison. the chief Posltiylst in
London, Is a middle.aged man, with brilliant
eyes. rudy face, kindly look. and
manner which Is pleasantly academic.
Belya Ann Lockwood has been appointed
representative OF tie Universal Peace So
ciety Of America at the Paris Exposition.
She will start FOR France about the lst OF
May.
The German Emperor's Christmas present
to hts eldest son consists OF a complete coilcc-
ton Of the uniforms adapted to the child's
slze) which have been in use in the Prus'ian
army from the days Of the Ffedericks to the
present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
The Riches OF the South.
by telegraph to the Dlspatoh.l


Providence, x. l., January 10 The In
dustria development OF the South was dis
cusaed by the Providence Commercial Club
at their monthly dinner this evening. The
speakers Of the evening were Hon. John W.
Gambler. OF Boston; DR.. II. NJ. Coldwell, Of
Birmingham. Ala; Msl0r J. O'Brien. OF
Chattanooga; Captain Joseph +. Burke,
Of Sheffield. Ala; and Colonel W.
A. Lamb, Of Norfolk, Va. The speak
ers from Alabama and Tennessee dwclt
It length on the marvellous riches OF
that part Of the country. especially OF coal
and iron deposits and the Increasing demand
FOR southern pig-iron in the North. The
d ificultes the South had TO contend with
after the war have been overcome, aud the
developments Of the past few years have re-,
yealed the great wealth Of the southern mine
raj deposits. A mass Of interesting statistics
was given, Illustrating The wonderful growth
OF the south in recent years.
Hon. j. ". Gambler, following the south.
ern speakers. dwClt upon several problems
the southern States hsVe yet to deal with
successfully. Among them the labor pro-
blem and the credit OF states. The speaker
declared himself an op;lmst, believing in
the future Of the south and OF the whole
country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
AnIshHaymanK Killed.
LEY talncranh 70 mo Dispatchl

~! '"'Va' W.T. ~ ~
CHARLOTTE. n. G., January ia special
TO the Chronicle from Winston says: Har-
rell, an employ6 on the Wliksboro' road, was
coming to Winston this evening when he was
approached By party OF negroes, and de-.
mlnd was made for bis money or his life.
His answer was, You can get it," when be
immediately drew q pistol and fred upon
the leader, the ball penetrating hi. head and
instantly killing bin. The other negroes then
fed. HArrelI has just come IN and given
himself up to the sheriff. The negro has
not been identified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
AGIadStonean Rejoicing.

(BY Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch
LONDON. January 19.-The election OF Mr..
Wilson. the Gladstonean candidate in GoYsn
division Of Lanlrksbire yesterday to OIL the
seat in the House OF Commons made vacant
by the death Of Sir William Pesrce, Bart,
has caused the greatest rejoicing among
members of the Gladstonesn party. Inc
Freemsn's Journal, Of Dublin, says:
The victory ia complete, crushing, ara
conclusive. II IS veritable electoral sedan.
The Glsdstoneans now want only general
election to complete their triumph. Sir John
Pender, the defeated candidate. left Glasgow
for London to-day. A large crowd gathered
at the depot to see him of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Ransom offered.
fBy Anclo-American cable to tho

tBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch
BENIN, January l9.-The Cologne Ga
zette publishes letter signed by Count Won
Solms SonDenwade which confirms Major
Denies statements relative TO the NOrer
affair, but it does not give the date on which
Bazainc is alleged to have received the
MoTier dispatch.
It il stated that Prince Bismarck has or
dersd that negotiations be begun with Chief
Bu,iere for the ransom OF the German miss
sionaries who were taken captive 10y the
Arabs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
General Harrison Looking After
HsrseS.
IDr telegrapa b De DIspateh.

10y teIeRtlpl % tle DI9pAIch'
TERRE IlAUTE, l>D.. January 10 General
Harrison came to this city to-day, and was
accompanied by Judge Martndale. He was
met at the depot by Colonel Il. W. Thomp-
son and Mr.. McKesn. The party drove at
once 10 President McKecn's stock farm.
EdgewOod. east OF the city. 1t is said that
the Presideni-elect came to select a span OF
horses for his stables in Washington from
the thoroughbreds at Edgewood. lie re-
turned 10 Indianapolis this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
RExIsTrsG THE LAW.
Two Negroes KiiIed-Others Wounded

IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
MACON, Ga, January H. A special 10 the
Telegraph from Albany, Ga, says: From
passengers who came up on the Brunswick
and Western train to-day the following facts
were learned about riot at Tyty: A bailih
bad warrant for negro and when he went
TO take his prisoner tho negro drew pistol
and fred at the officer with no eject. The
officer seeing his life in danger also drew n
pistol and fred. killIag the negro. The
Brunswick and Western construction train
was on a side track close TO the scene and all
the negro hands quit their work and went to
the aid OF the negro whose arrest was at
tempted. This fred things up, and in mo.
ment large crowd OF white men were on
the scene and Immediately the shooting be-
came general, but wiser heads soon got in
and the battle ceased. When the smoke
cleared away it was found that two negroes
were dead and several others wounded. The
negroes have grown reckless, and II Is under
stood they threaten to yucn the ballili and
burn the town II the corOner's jury does not
find the baihff guilty. The citizens at Tyty
are waiting with Quickened pulse and loaded
guns for evidences OF hostility on the part Of
the negroes The indications are said to be
yeIiGuE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Profess Profound Ignorance.

IspeciaI telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
CHARLESTON, ". Va, January 10. 1t Is
rumored here aud generally believed that or.
engagements have been made whereby the
Kanawha snd Ohio railway will pass into the
hands OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio Company,
but the Kanawha and ohio men profess pro-
found ignorance on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
For Axntn.t Boui.ncer.

tBy Anglo-American cable 70 tho Dispaich.l
PARIS, January 19.-The Freemasons
have issued pronuuclamcntO against Bout
LANCER and inviting members OF the order
here to support Jacques, his opponent for
the vacant seat in the Chamber OF Deputies
for the Department OF The Seine. The Radi-
cal federation Of 1879 has issued n manifesto
urging the electors OF Paris not to support
Boulsnger. Boulsnger has mede q special
appeal 10 the workingmen OF Paris 20 sup
port him, and again repudates all idea OF die
latOrshiD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
New 0rleaus Faces.
fBy telegraph % the pIspatch.l

10y IVIEsIHIII % VII' 'FAILI.I
NEW ORLEANS, January 19.-The track
was slow to-day.
First race-hali a mile-Rolln Hawley
won; Dot second. Iris third. Time, 81.
Second race three quarters OF a mile
Cheeny won; Duhme second, Joyful third.
Time. 1904.
THIRD race-iye elghths Of a mile Henry
Hardy won, Regardless second, Florlne
third. Time, 1904.
Fourth rlce-segen eightha OF mile
Morn won; Mirth second, Benton third.
Time, 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Girl shoots Her sweethearts
Mother aud Then Suicides
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch

by Telegraph % mo DispaIchI
ST. LOUIS, January ia special from
Fayetie, Mo-, saws: This morning about 10
o'clock Flora Rohr. aged sixteen years. shot
and fatally wounded Mrs. +. j. Johnson
and then committed suicide by sending 4
bullet through her own brain. Miss Flora
and Miller johnson, son OF the old lady.
were sweethearts. Mrs. johnson quarreled
with ihe'girI often, trying to break the en-
gageusnt existing between the couple. Last
evening the young folks met. clandestinely,
and Mrs. johnson bearing OF 1t called TO the
girl, who lived In an adjoining house. An
ticpsting quarrel Flora took her fathers
revolver with her, with the result stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
A special AEsat's Report.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., January 19.-Secre-
tary Fairchild to-day sent TO the Senate the
report OF 4. A. Byrne, special agent OF the
Treasury Department, on frauds In sugar
importation at New YORK and Pbiladelphis.
He presents table showing q loss TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Production Prohibited,

(By Angie-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, January f9.-The Cabinet has pro-
hibited the production of a drama entitled
"L'Oflieier Bleu." on the ground that IL
would wound international feeling and Of
fend Russia particularly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Called On the President

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January l0.-This
afternoon Vice-Presidenttlect Morton, ac-
companied ny his wife, called at the White
House. and were cordially received by the
President aud Mrs. Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
shot from Ambush
by telegraph to the Dispatch. !

10y teIegFupl 70 Ius DIspaIch.I
SAVANNAH, January ia special to the
News says: At HillsdaIe. Gs., to-day one
negro was killed aud one wounded by un-
known parties who fred from an ambush.
No further trouble is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Dinner to Mr.. and MRS. Cleveland

TDJ V0IVsIaFH 70 NO UI5PaI-I-1
WASHINGTON, January 10.-Secretary and
Mrs. Fairchild gave = dinner tonight in
honor OF the President and Mrs. Cleveland.
The members OF the Cabinet and number
Of other prominent people were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
The Wasermc ellen.

II not perfectly fresh when eaten, fermen.
tsticn takes place, which will OF course affect
the bowels, often With serious results. Take
in time DIR. BiggerSs Hucklsborry Cordial,
the srest bowel specific.