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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
TRAINS HoRrnwARD
Daily tDany e1csp, sunday

ciCEEl Ntf-AAAN Us.
Nos u. IS. and q mske no siops. No %
stops 0u sigma a. CeuUallA - - sto.s
only on signal a. Chester. trnirais. al
regular stations ana also ~ Temples aot for.
WathaIL Nos o.. $50. %. ami 81 viii sop az a.
stations for passenger.
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Ma . and - 8ieepiug-csrs bsigosa
New iork anS Tampa, la. .ra JacksouFiii'.
On Trsius ~. IA ana q sleeping. nftHeoa
WR.hlsgt1n and IGsrirsfol aul tetsrcu 81 arl-
fnyt0u aud Jacksonville. tu lfHla 40 -
siesDiug-cErs notNoel New YORK an ia ssoo-
vile. On Traias Sos 10 and - sleeping cars
betE-en New YORK anl ,harieslQn. and fclFucn
Nes Yerg aud lrom ssyiila. "a. o. irans Sos.
Is and q sl5spllg car. bofeora Masninffgn shR
Jacksonville AMI poigcen hchmold aud flo-
renee, :. e.
In sdci,.on 10 the above
TaE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
Consisting u yessibuie pallwa0 ears oaiy. leaves
RichmOad -outhfoand, a. as d. st. on Aoii-
days, NedneA1sys. aal frIltIs, 'eatta
Petersburg. uorthb bound. &c ,.-j a. NJ. "a tncs-
days Inursiays. an1 SAtGrdsyo- EA-a ieis l.
charged on rnss train.
TIE ONLY ALL-kAlL LINE To NohtoLA.
LEAVE AkAtFA
Richmond. 800 A. NJ. Norioik .......i.o p n.
Rloamoad ..'s.O0 4. ". Norfolk .......ts0 Z. n.
Norfolk -. 's:.O A. N. kkhfno01. III 81 A. N.
Norfolk ..... $50 y. NJ kichuoa1. ...c.lS r. y.
These trains also make close coBnections Zoe
Farmylle. LynehpuFg. aud south western points
and all stations On the Norfolk saa wss.efo rail-
road. u. NJ SNLll.
superb sendeak
RT ID. MYsAS General Superintendent
| T. NJ EnsEsos, Geasral Passenger Assak
/ SOL AAAa Trade Manager ~
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D RxgCuTKD At TaR DISPATCH PRINr.
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By Chewing 6 Rose,
Real Estate Agents Aurtionoors. and Brokers,
No. moth Tenth street.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
/ THAT BRICK DWELLING NO. III WEST
LEIGH STREET. AL'O, A LOT or LAND
WITH THE IMPROVEMENT THEREON
FKONT fNG ~ 9-i2 FEET on THE WEST SIDE
OF LAUREL BETWEEN CHINA AND HOLLY
STREE By virtue a. two certain deeds II
trust duly recorded in tho clerks ofice Of tho
Richmond Chanccry Court, default having been
made iu the payne G o. tho notes thereby So
cured. and being required 20 u 30 by the holder
thereof we shall proceed 10 sell by auction, upon
The premises. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY -. 1889.
at o'clock P. NJ. sharp THAT BRICK DWELL
ING No. III west Leigh street. The dwelling
contains six rooms. with the usual cOnyeuicnce5.
The LOT has a front Of ls& feot by depth u
100 foot Il NOW ami mas for months been
in tho occupancy Of \ good tenant at fi6 PER
month Also. A. 9-i2 FFrl. with tho Improve
ments thereon. on tho west side Of Laurei be-
tween China aud Holly streets ana running
back within parallel lines 30 feet % Cherry
street The latter will DO -oli on the premises
az O'Clock p. ". sharp On the same day.
TERNs: At sale. Al CliKWNING,
EDWARD ). ROSE,
ia2] Irustees.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT aSsl,I
! COMPANY. fcr Norfolk Porte l~s3.as<xx'
puutn Npcynrt Nos4 Clarcu. n'. anu Jauift-
river landings direct ~ elegant salcou steamer
ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY MV'DAf'
WEDNESDAY,, aui FRIDAY 90 B. =. Street
1oonsr,ious ~ Newport Ness for Ola Point
An -mifnne q and at Norfolk closely Wifh al
lines for n0r. hrru cites same aiterpO0n Jam's
river by daylight Great tYursl line. Ihcales.
route.
through tickets on steamer and NJ Gsrber's
Agency 100 Main stteeL baggage che 1
through stafe-rJoDs rl gassi Tor day OF night
rregk received d2uy tOr NOcvla, fort.-
mouth. Oh Point, Wa3rrlY HIck5ilrI. Va, ana
an o.ints iu Eastern North Carolina. Lr-tegA
Virginia. and ali regular landings % tns james
and KappaAanrorK myers, o. lowest rates, aud
through blils ssued
LCCIEN B TATCM, Yice-Pre-ident
No. lll7 Main street and HocGettA
49, H..-.---.---- 4
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AUCTION aAxEs-rature Days.
BvN. w. Dove,
Real Estate Auctionssr.
,IIRING MACHINE

TCE-MANUFACTURING MACHINE
4 RY. A VALUABLE LOT WITH HOUSES
SUITABLE FOR ICE MAKING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. HORSES,
WAGONS, &C. &c. At AUCTTON-'OUKf
sALE.--By virtue Of n decree OF Tho Chan.ery
Court Of tho city OF Richmond entered In mo
cause OF Schmidt rs The Trsnspsreni-Ico Com
pany et ais. on January 10. 1889, We Will sell by
auction. on the promises. on
TUESDAY, February 5. 1852
at u O'Clock ~. tho entire md complete ICE
FACTORY, with ~ OUTFIT and appartenance-.
situated 10 tho city Of Richmond. Va, ~ iho
northwest corner Of Canal aud Adams streets,
/. The Tor or LAND AZ tho northwest corner
Of Canal ami Adams streets, fronting i9sAhlW
feet with n large brics factory, cngino-honse.
stable. and other subsidiary buildings thereon
This Il Just The thing for a cold-sornge wafo-
house. -.
2. The compiste outnt OF MACHINERY FOR
THE MANUFACTURE OF ICE with n capacity
Of twenty tons daily and IN gooi order AID
3. Az ot no TOOLS. SCALES, UorSEs.
WAGONS. aud various other artl les Of personal
property connected with tho manuiacture and
sale Of Ice.
The real estate will probably be sold separate
". ei.her a. a who or ~ parcels. n may seem
best az the time Of sale and e. it Is ven sli-od
for many other uses "a VOL ~ Tor 40 refractory
or "a a cold-,torage warehouse, Tor which, with
attention Of manufacturers generally 10 invited
10 this sale. ami Il sold In parcels A. opportunity
is here presented b buy the vacant part Of tAe
lo; fur building purposes, for which ii IS vel
adapted hy lOea iion. sc.
The probability l. that the machinery pertain
Ing 10 Ga manuiactIrc 0t leo vii Boz foi ) On ono
parcel and the rest 4 tia personal properly ia
small lots. although the commissioners reserve
the rght to sell sll the psrsOnai property 10 a
lump.
TERMS: Fer no real estate, ono half case
balance st FIX, Twelve. RnI eighteen months fnr
notes. with interest added acd rtio retained.
For tho personal pr lpcrty. an sums Of $40 and
under cash. sums over 500 aud up to s5o' on
sixty days credit and on sums over sjlO ON four
months credit. al ere 80 payments 10 Do" cri-
dencei by negotiable notes. VIII interest nlied
ana snti 'fact1rlIy endorsed. For fur .lcf iuior-
nation apply % tie auctioneer.
Bay. +. CRlMP,
JACK EOS Coy.
JOIN HUNT GN, IR.,
Snarlal lgmmI ssiOuGFS.
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.asauOAp LssE.
IA ~ 5ssys IGiss -.
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DASYfLLg RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND Most DIRECT ROUTE 10
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLERPEgs OS AL NIGHT
fTHkfg.
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old DOMINION STEAM 7cE-A
~ SHIP COMPANY. AkAA

FOR MEM lOhh.
Steamers leave R.cnmOni EVERY TUESDAY
and FRiDAl At /. ".
steamer leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and oAfl hDAN az Z.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY anu FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fars T. New York ga JAnes-riyer
route dnclGding meas ana befibl-.--.-..s "
Round. trip taset,, limited 70 thiffy days
after date OF issue. ~ "
stes-aze with 81 bsistcrcc. ............. ~
steerage without 6uusisience. ............. W
Csoln fars ga Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 %
CABIN faro Ella hicamoud aad Petersburg
Ticsels can DO obtalued a. 4. ". Carriers, 100
Nam street: ChesApeaKe and OHIO ana Hlen-
mond aud Petersburg depots. ana ~ CON panys
Offices 1871 Main street. and wharf, h0ckeu%
Freight forwarded and through nilIs OF iah'hs
issued tor points beyoni New tork.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on NoNDAlr,
TT hsSDhir, WEDNESDAYS, fHukoDAfs. snd
SATURDAYS % tho Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way (pie Newport News at SO A. NJ. ahu oy
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same days
A lOSs A. NJ. VIII mako connection al Noa-
FOLK with steamer Leaving those dayA
GEORGE w. ALLEN q Co, Agents.
No 1901 N ala atrsct. AMI
auea Compapy's wharf. kockesA
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BY Virtue Of an order IN ths Circuit Court Of
the City OF Richmond, on the 2lst day Of Decem-
Ter, 1873. In the case OF savage, Beverage Co.
Is. John q. LANCE. Jr., and Jacob j. LANCE, part
ners trading aud doing business As LANCE Bro
theirs. We will, as special commissioners therein
named, soil by pubic suction, on the premises,
No. 81 east Broad street. on
FRIDAY. JANUARY %, 1889,
a. A O'Clock p. NJ, all the RIGHT, TITLE. AND
INTEREST OF John G.. LANCE. Jr.. and Jacob j.
Iange Ia aud 10 that CERTAIN PIECE OR PAR
Gel OF LAND with oil the improvements there
on, ccnsis ing OF large brick store aud dwelling,
known a. No. So east Broad street, for many
years occupied by the late August Blenner and
now occupied by A. HOlzapfel as a Gar aud res
taurant AZ an annual rental OF ABOUT fl,2Oo.
FOR particulars as ~ the interest Of John q. aud
jacob j. LANCE see will Of Jacob Lipps, duly ro-
corded In the CLERK s Office OF the ChsEcery Court,
a COPY Of which will be read a. the sails.
TERMS: One third cash residue in two equal
instruments a. six and twelve months respective
ly, purchaser 20 give pefotisole notes with .
per cent interest added from day Of sale, and
title % DO retained until au tue purchase-Inoney
Is paid aud conveyance ordered 1y the Court
WILLIAM n. BkVEklDGE,
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
RAWLINGS & R0sE. Aactionssrs
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SCHMIDT, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST TIE TE,SsPARFN =
lcr toMPAsY. DEFsNpaNT rHg CHANcs.Y
COURT on TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Goddln. CLERK oi said court, ccr-
THY that me bond required OF tho spoc'n. come
missiouers bv tbe decree in said cause Of Jan1-
AIRY ~, 1889. has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this litn iag Of January,
fS-Q
hls CHARLES ". GODDIN.
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG H-4 RI
s1&ssssas A.
MOND A-,D NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing day. Every TUESDAY
aui FRIDAY a, - 81, and every SUNDAY a.
5 a. NJ.
Freight for Tlesdays' sni Fridays steamers
TO .civeI ull ll.3D A. H.. Tor sunday steamer
Tin 3 p. u. saguriay. Freight received daily I'll
z. NJ.
iare. g..
FOR further information apply 20
j. ". McCARRiCH.
General Southern Agent, ONCE RockettA
w. T.. CLl DE- y Co.
nj General Agent. Plilglelul!a.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
CLOTH MAKERS ASSIGN.
Inability to Collect and Too Many
Goods the Cause.

Inability to Collect and Too Many
Goods the Cause.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May lS.-The Almy
Manufacturing Company, manufacturers
of ladies' fine clothes, has mado general
assignment. The company's mills are
among ne largest in the Kensington dis
trict, and employ about 400. hands. II is
expected that the embarrassment will be
only temporary, and that a settlement can
be made without difficulty.
The indebtedness Of the company is esti-
m ted to be upward of 5000 Of which
100000 is for borrowed money. Tho
nominal assets include Sl5O, 900 Ia goods, in
took and in process OF manufacture, and
the mill property, which is appraised at
$500, 600, and against winch there Is a mort
gage OF $4,000. Tho embarrassment Of
the company is attributed to tho difficulty
experienced In collecting outBtanding ac
counts and in obtaining ad yauces upon stock
in hand, their ready cash being locked up ia
goods that are not seRsOnabls at this tm0.
According 10 their own figures they claim
that their nominal assets will exceed their
liabilities by about sl7O, 900, aud with Judi
cious mana cement and sufficient time, they
say, they can settle In full. Tho company
was organized nearly a year ago with
Henry N. Almy as president John Groom
as secretary and treasurer and Frederick,
Edward and Heary Almy as directors.
They issued 1900 shares at $50 a share, and
In order % ensure working capital i sued
bonds TO the amount of $4,000.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
EDITOR R1oR,s FUNERAL.
Many Prominent People Show Thei
Respect for His Memory.

Many Prominent People Show Their
Respect for His Memory.
New YORK, May 1s.-The funeral of
Allen Thorndyke Rice took place at Grace
church at Broadway and Tenth streets at
10 o'clock this morning. The remains were
removed yesterday from the Fifth Avenue
hotel to the residence of his sister, Miss
Ed dward Cooper, No - West Washington
square. The pail bearers assembled there
at $3.50 O'clock this morning. They were:
NIce President Levi =. Morton, Walker,
Blaine, representing the department Of
state, Gen. w. T. Sherman, ex-Mayor Ed
ward Cooper, Pierre Lorillard, Chauncey
NJ Depow, $. II. Olin, William Jay, Win
am z. Douglass and w. W. Astor.
IN A ROSEWOOD CAsKET.
The remains were encased in a casket Of
solid rosewood, on which was a plate
bearing the name Of the deceased and the
date OK mis- birth and death. The casket
was completely covered with flowers All
these were carried to the church with the
casket, and other emblems awaited it there.
There were gifts of flowers from President
and Mrs. Harrison, Secretary and Mrs
Blaine, Count and Countess and Miss Bar
rios, W. W. Astor, Pierre Lorillard. Miss
Blanche Roosevelt and Mr.. Theodore Roose-
VGit.
The funeral cortege arrived at the
church at 10 O'Clock. The church
was crowded and the sidewalk
near the entrance was also filed. The service
was the regular burial service of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church, Bishop Potter
officiating assisted by Rev. DIR. Huntington,
rector Of Grace church, and Rev. G. II.
BalJome, his assistant rector. At the con-
clusion OK the services the remains were ex-
posed to Wow in tho vestibue The pail
bearers and cisrgymen then took up their
position on one side Of the casket and all
the people as they passed out had an oppor-
tuuity to sec the face Of the dead editor
The romans will be left in the mortuary
rnt,lk of tEn chnrch for a linn
The morning news., 1889-05-19
FIRE IN A COTTON HOLD.

A Probability that 1t Will Be Neces-
sary to Discharge the Cargo.
LONDON, May 1S.-The Spanish steamer
Emilano, from New Orleans April % via
Newport's News for Liverpool, has arrived
at Queenstown with tho cotton in her fore
and main holds burning. The fire has been
burning for two days. The flames spread
rapidly and it was found necessary
to jsttison $40 bales Of the burning
cotton. Three seamen were overcome and
rendered seuseless by smoke and heat. The
deck Of the steamer has started in several
places Large quantities Of water and
steam have been poured on the cargo in au
endeavor TO quench the fire. 1t is probable,
however, that it will be necessary to dis
charge the CARGO.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
HELD AS A PRISONER.
A Niece Of jefferson Davis Under Ar
rest in England.

A Niece Of Jefferson Davis Under Ar
rest in England.
LONDON, May 16.-Mrs. May ybrich, niece of
jefferson Davis, and a French Canadian aris-
tocrat by firth, has been arrested at Liver
pool on a charge Of poisoning her husband
with arsenic Mr.. Maybrich who was a prom
inent merchant, died with symptoms Of slow
poisoni &. His brother, Michael, known as
Stephen Adams, mu,icsl composer and
other relatives, hssitated TO act on reports
circulated as to the cause Of death To-day
a county megi trate, Col. BIddell accompa-
niod by tine chief of police, went to the
Maybrich residence. They we're told that
the lady was i'll in bed. Medical men were
summoned and, after an examination, they
pronounced her fit to bear the charge. Her
solicitor demanded to know the nature of
the evidence. The chief Of police responded
that be mad grave evid that the woman
had given arsenic to her husband from
time to time. The officials went to the bed
room where the woman lay, haggard but
composed. The magistrate directed that
she be removed to Kirkdale Jail. where she
is now being attended by doctors and a
nurse. The case has caused great sensa-
fiOn.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
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ROAR OF THE FLAMES.


Nine Houses and Twelve Barns De-
stroyed in East Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 1S.-Firo early this morn.
ing, at One Hundred and Sixth street. ana
Avenue X, in East Chicago, destroyed aina
houses Twelve barns we're incidentally
licked up by the flames, and the total dam
age is between $4,000 and 80. 1000.
The houses were occupied aItlusE
entirely by foreigners employed III
tho rolling mills, most Of whom
own their homes. and had them we'll
insured. The scene Of the fire is ms. across
Calumet river from Cummings, which was
visited by q destructive Gre only d fow
hours before The entire district Is "a
poorly supplied with water that at both
fires the men were almost poweriess, els
terms and wells being quickly exhausted.
This fact Is so good an argument for an-
nexation to Chicago that Che enti-annex-
ationists are freely charginE that both
blazes we're started by the annexntionists.
Both fires started In barns ia a most uuac-
countable manner and In localities whera
the flames were sure to spread.
EIGHT HOUSES BURNED.
New ORLEANS, May lS.-Fire last niohb
on Rocheblaye and Pordido streets DESTROYED
eight small frame houses and the Shiloh col
ored Baptist church. The total .oss IL
$4,000. The properly is partly insured.
FIRE PURGEs BuzzARD's Roosr.
BrRMINGHAM, ALA, May 1s.-Fire last
night destroyed several buildings worth
about $4,000 in the hoart OF Buzzard's
Roost," a notorious locality, which the
police have tried In vain to purge. The
fire is regarded as providential.
MACHINE SHOPS BURNED.
NEwBURoH, N. Y, May ls.-The largo
new machine and repair shops Of the Lehigh
and Hudson River railroad at Warwick
were burned this evening. All ths new
machines and tools are total loss Tic
origin of the fire Is unknown. The loss,
which is heavy. has not besn estimated.
THREE TANNERrEs BURNED.
RoxToN FALLS, QUEBEC, May la-Firs
broke out IN Shaw Bros. & Cassil's tannory
today, and the wind being high and blow-
ing directly across the river, sparks set fra
TO the ROxton tannery, which in turn COM
municated with the Beaver tannery and q
large quantity of tanbarE. Ali were totally
destroyed The loss Is estimated 40
100000.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
A SUNDAY CLOSING RUMPus.
A Police Court Judge Diaynisses TOO
Cases at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 1s.-Judge Ermslen Of
the police court to-day dismissed 700 cases
OF arrests made last year for violation OF
the Owen Sunday closing" law, but said
he would not have done so il he had not OBJ
tained information that prominent citizens
would cause arrests tomorrow Ia case
there were violations. Tho mayor,
upon being notified OF the action Of
the Judge expressed surprise, and spoke Of
it as a reflection on his officers. he declared
that he would not now order the POLICE to
make arrests, and added that il the citizens
asked 10 have arrests made they would have
10 accompany the police into the saloons
and also 20 TO court and make charges.
The mayor has received written notics
from the attorney OF the Law and Order
League that that body viii expect him to
enforce the law. There Is likely TO be q
conflict in case arrests are made on tha
question Of the right Of prisoners to release
on bail on Sunday.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
RussIA,s PLoTTERs.

More Military officers Involved Than
Was First Thought.
LONDON, May 1S.-Advices from ST.
Petersburg state that it has heen discovered
that the conspiracy among the military Of
fcers against the czar, which was recently
unearthed in that city, has many and vide
spread ramidcations. The officers Of regi-
ments stationed in Moscow and Warsaw
havo been found 20 DO implicated in the
plot, and three Of them have committed
suicide. A bomb Was found IN the quarters
Of one Of the officers in Warsaw. Hun
dreds Of conspirators have been placed un-
dor arrest. The discovery Of tle plot has
completely unnerved tho czarina.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
FRENoaMBN FURIOUS.

Rochefort Draws Pistol on Pnotel
on Regent Street.
LONDON, May 1S.-While Henri Roche
fort, accompanied by friends, was walking
in Regent street tonight, he met Nj. Pilotel.
Angry words we're exchanged and NJ. Pilo-
tel threatened to strike NJ Roche
fort unless he assented to duel
M. Rochefort drew a revolver and
was about to fire at NJ. Pilotel
" hen a bystander seized the weapon. A
policeman arrested the two men and took
them to the station, where M. Pilotel
charged NJ. Rochefort with assault The
revolver was found to be fully charged.
II. Rochef0rt was bailed.
The morning news., 1889-05-19
SHOT IN THE HAND.
Improper Language TO another Mans
Wife Causes Trouble.

AUGUSTA, GA, May Is. "A serions diff
Guilty occurred at Hephzibah, twelves miles
from this city, on wednesday last, but ID
has been hushed up. To-day imperfecs
details reached Augusta la which IL ls
stated that tho difficulty was betw cen Dr.
r. u. Taryor and Sir. Mass, store keeper.
The wife Of DR.. Tarver went 10 the store ot
Mr.. Mass, where she heard improper lan-
guage from that gentlemen Roturning
band who, IN company with his brothars
in-law, Mr.. Avrett, went 10 the store
where a difficulty ensued, In which Mr..
Mass was shot In tho hand and seriously
fsftf
The morning news., 1889-05-19
DAvENpoRr,s ACCOUNTS.
Comptroller Matthews Differs With
His Predecessor.

Comptroller MetthoWS DiHera WIN
His Predecessor.
WASHINGTON, May ls.-The accounts Of
John l. Davenport, chief supervisor OF
elections in New York, for extraordinary
expenses incurred at the last presidential
election, was approved and officially am
nourced to-day, together with the opinion
Of First Comptroller Matthews on the sub
iect. II was disapproyal OF this
account by Comptroller Durham that
hastened the departure of that
gentleman from office. In his opinion
Comptroller Matthews, after deciding thah
he has no jurisdiction la the matter. says
Ia conclusion that III II came within the
Jurisdiction Of this Office to disaIlow any OF
the items OF this account, I could SEQ No
good grounds for so doing"
The morning news., 1889-05-19
CLRMsoN,s WILL. !
The Arguments Now Being Heard bJ
Chief Justice Fuller.

Chlot JubtlCe fuAer.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 1R-The argu-
ment In tho Clemson will case was COM
meneed before Chief Justice Fuller In tho
United States court to-day Tho suit I'M
wolves tho possession Of Fort Hill. the
birthplace Of John 9. Calhoun, in Abbe-
vile county, in this state Mr. Clemson, at
his death, bequeathed the estate TO the state
for he purpose of establishing an agricul-
tural college. Tho will is contested bv
Isabel Loe, granddaughter of the old
statesman and the stepdaughtef og Mrs.
Clemson and is In tha nature Of an injfhc-
ton to prevent the executors from carrying
out the terms OF the will. The
will was made an issue in
tho last state election and will probably be
one In the next state election. The con-
ssrvative element in the Democratic party
is opposed TO depriving the granddaughter
Of the Carolina idol Of herHpatrimony,
while the granger element, which has been
fighting tho state university, is supporting
tue will. The argument will be closed on
Monday
The morning news., 1889-05-19
SLAIN pY A RECKLESS snor.

An Innocent Man Mistaken for q
Murderer and Killed..
JOLIET, Ill, May ls.-Barry Koehler
while crazy With drink, ran amuck through
tho streets last night. Ia his course he shot
and seriously wounded a young lady, Miss
Della Hart. A crowd gathered aud began
10 search for him among some freight cars.
just then freight train moved past aud at
tho open door OF one Of the cars man was
Koshler aud an excited policeman fired al
him, inHicCing a fatal wound IN his
head. Then 10 was discovered that
the wounded man was not Kosh.er, bu.
VIII am Hansen Of Chicago, on his way H.
Oklahoma. Koehler was captured this
morning