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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
THE CR0NIN MURDER.
BURKE BELIEVED TO BE ONE OF THE
PRINCIPALS.
He il Taken Before Court and Conmitted
to Await Extradition Pnpers-Ofl-
GERS Keeping Their Own Counsel.
EBr telegraph TO the plspstch.l

ST. PAUL, June PA Poinocr Press
| Winnipeg says Burke will come up for
trial to-day. IL is thought that Collins
| will make an attempt To obtain full con-
! fession from Burke before taking further
proceedings. 1t viii now be necessary in
order 20 secure his extradition 30 make
/ out such a caae as would secure his com
mitment for trial at the higher court We're
BIO charged with committing the offence IN
1 this country-that IS, to make q prtHd-f 1cte
case against him.
This will necessitate bringing witnesses
for the prosecution from Chicago. Should
a case be made out the Judge will issue Al
order for bis eXtraditiOn. lie VIII be then
given fifteen days in which To appeal, and
# no appeal be entered before that time
expires he viii be handed over. II viii
probably take ut least u month 10 secure
Burke's extraditiOn should he not confess
in the mean time. The source of Chief Ne
Rae's information on which Burke WIS ar
rested IS mystifyIng great many people
here.
The Chief saws he has an object I'm main
/ tanning secrecy at present, and when the
( proper time comes be viii give publicity to
all he knows about the matter. lIesays
1t Is not IN his province 10 dlyulge hB
source Of information, but he has tele-
/ graphed the complete details u Chief Hub
/ bard. of Chicago. who can likely make
some further usc ofthem in working up the
/ case AGAINST Cronin's lnurderers.
W.. -. o., r,.:. ',.,.-,.;,,, NJ
80, y"ii, -, c.rt b'u
w. i'II no ...i ..,,i
! There was a large crowd present. Burke
-, al 9r Ill.,, i..i..,,. 80;
IlT 100 n,'' i'om w. ,aI
i Ir1 I'N ~ ~ ~. .-l G.,l.,,. -, o.,
/ for the prosecution with L. y. tuthert as
/ his mariner. Is,9r Camrbel and v. H..
/ Pcrduc were present I'm behalf of the
prisoner. Mr. Howell. amid great still
ness. arose and asked his Lordshlp 10 re-
mand the prisoner Tor orc week lie stated
! that evidence was being prepared and
witnesses were coming from Chicago TO
| enable the prosecution 10 riyet conviction
and secure the prisoners eNtradti0n. He
| said il would be possible to go ii.to certain
evidence IN a day or two. but IT, would be
necessary 10 ask for further time and no
time would be lost in fastening matters.
| II was Just as well 10 have weeks adj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
A NAVY IN WHITE.
Hereafter Ali the IRON aad steel Vessels to
IIa.n That Nolor.

The vessels Of the United States navy
are hereafter to be painted white. Tho or
der was rece we'd yesterday at the Brooklyn
nayy-yarI. and every one who heard the
news was delighted to think that 80 last
the American navy was TO have distinct
color OF ITS own.
Tho cause of the order has been the SAT-
irfactiou arising from painting the Boston
and Yorktown white. Tho new order
r-ads IN substance that in future when
iron and steel vessels are 10 be painted
On" hull above the water-line on cine out
, -ll' and all paInt-WOr6 on the inside
shall De painted white. The masts. yards,
hc9d-hO0ms. d0ublngs Of mas's, agd
tunnels shall DE painted g straw-yellow
color. the paint for which is % be prepared
by the Bureau Of Construction and. Re
pair. With a view To economy the other
vessels of the new navy not now painted
white viii not be painted until their pres
cut coat % black becomes shabby.
10 has been found that iron and steel yes
sells. when painted black, have been uu-
necessarily hot, and 10 do away with this
discomfort. as well as 10 improve the looks
OF the vessel. white has been decided upon
rs the color for the navy. Especially Is
this color considered a seryiceable one
when cruisers are doing duty IN tropical
climates. The coat of white Will do much
% prevent the absorption of heat that
these vessels arc liable 10, and thereby
greatly increase the comfort Of officers and
crew and improve the sanitary condition
Of the vessel.
Work on the plating Of the Maine is pro-
cec1ing rapidly, and everything about the
iron "shcll has the appearance OF great
activity. The steel castings for the stern,
stem. and rudder-pO-te furnished bv the
Standard Steel Compan-. or Bethlehem,
Pa. which have been delivered, are ready
for placing. The stem is east IN two parts
DO being impossible TO make SO large and
heavy q casting in one piece. These pieces
arc scarfrd and VIII be- riyeted together
There are recesses in all these castings to
li"htcu them and TO cuabl" rivcts tO be
worked instead Of using " t1p-riycts" for
tlo outside and bottom plating.
The naval constructors at tho ward are
fairly vel. satisfied with the castings, th"
delivery ~ which la, long been delayed.
and thereby tao putting IN Of the two
frames 800 tue cttreuli'", prevented. The
preparation II those frames has been rapid
d. carried on, notwithstanding he absence
Of She fittings. and l> soon rs the castings
can be trimmed add the riy,t-holes bored
they will be pat Iu piece. Tho work OF
setting up the frames VIII then bc rapidly
pushed. "Ibe frames " aro SD called from
.hcir shape, and take the place Of the floor
plate. with It's frame and reverse angle
irons, 40 the extreme ends of the vessel,
where the frames are necessarily narrow:
The frame casting of the rudder has also
been received from the same company. Il
has vet to receive the rivet-holcs for the
plating, and have the plating itself riyeted
on. This, however, viii be speedily ac-
..f,,,lfcI.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

NRw YORK. Juno 2l.-Tho heavy engagements
OF gold FOR export csforiRy. Witch wers further
sHefed by oyOr g. .oUJ.0O to-day. making IN all
f5.4D0 900 % 90 out by fo-Taorros'a steamers, WAS
"A most conspcuous factor IN the stock market To-
day and served % restrict trading 20 ths smallest
nnita u also encourages slIne demonstration
against the list. and ioDdOn turned up a.
selicr this morning. which had tho effect ~ open
ing tho market OF from . q = Pc cont from
last evenings figures. norc IL gOOi reason tor
the suspicion. hOSoyer, toai these selling orders
wore cabled from this side pfoviots y, az London
was a buyer later. The depression sas not
maintained and the DArtet reacted. The trusts
occupied prominent position In ths merkst
because OF the dnnoss % tho regular list Su-
gars which sold ~ IN ex-,iivideni Of % per
cent, rapidly roso and finally recovered moro
than the dividend, although oil ~ the improve
Heut VISA not retained st the close. DUNES. and
s,agnatioa became tho only features Of tue mar
ket except that Rock iAland moved up sharply
upOa tho dental that tho fDAd was 70 Withdruw
from tho Interstate Association and favorable
report. Of the condition 81 crops alone the lice "
ihe road. There WAS some depression In the az
tornoon. nutA nrm tcne prevailed toward tho
Close. yhirh was dull and rm NJ something bet
ter han nrsf priros. finAl chssRos ara for irac~
tiousi amounts only. Missouri Pacific aleo sold
q DIVIDEND OF per cent Sairz. i3i 900 shares
EreniB0 -gIchzuge ami. steady 10 lrm At isss
49,. Money easy A. 80 s3H closing offered at
~. Sub-Treasury nalnnccs-Gold. fl5L8A,H0;
currency. flV.3U.rO. Governments dull and
steady forts. 4 per ceut-, l29a, ~. int ~ cou-
pOus. 1852. state bonds tuul au neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
DFATIIA.

BODTWRIGHT.- DIED, June 2ls,. ~ ~ -
O'Clock A. NJ, ORLANDO A BOOT WRIGHT. ma
only son Of Orlando nod Mamie bOosuright.
sge-l eight months ard twenty days,
The funeral will take pace AZ 8 Z. ". TO-DAY
Saturday. al tho residence Of bis parents No.
| az Twenty. nrst Stree. frlsnds aaf aeguaint-
aaces are Invited " attend.
MAUoNEY.-D1od, June 81. 1881. ~ thu rosi-
dence OF his parents. 1916 west cay street. AZ
go o'clock A. ~, Of cholera inisDtinl. An
DREW CHRISTOPHER. only child Of AndroS
y. and Mary q. MAnoney; aged seven mont1s
and ave ds'+ 49,
Funeral from tho Sacred Heart church To-
DAY saturday al II A. VI. Friends VI tho
family arc Invited 70 attend.
Portsmouth Ya.) ana stanton NAl papers
please copy.
MAYO-Die1. At tho resiienco " bis MOTHER
1902 oasl BrosI street, DR.. THEODOkiCk PRYOR
MAYO sou Of Caroline r. aud the Bass fhiNp
Mayo Esq. In tho hfly-nlnth year 81 hH age
The fun eral will tAko place from Tho INST
Presbyterian church. corner Grace sod Madison
strsets, THIS MORNING AZ 10 o'cioos. Tbs
frienIs Of The family aro invited 10 attend. No
Covers
WHlTE-Died June -. 1889. 10 Hsnrioo conn-
~, on the New ; orth road. GEORGE IL WRITE;
aged forty-foar years
Funeral from hlrd-Street (AtTpcan Method 81
EplscopAD church SUNDAY AFTERNOON a. s
O'Clock. Friends VI tue family are inEited 70 az
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

PAsrs. june PIN. Meyer. q fnaucier,
has been sentenced 20 imprisonment for
one year and topay fine Of 5.000f for being
connected with the Socieie Mobihore
frauds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
He Was Ungrateful.

One Of the City-Hall ncwsbovs was SOUND
asleep on the board-covering OF the dr}
fountain on iiail street a few nights ago
when a lady coming along seemed struck
with pity at the sight She lowered over
the gamin for moment and then touched
him daintily and awOke him.
"Oh. you poor little fellow!" she said
haven't you any place to sleep but
this2"
"Nnh.n
"Why. you poor little boy, Pm so sorry y ;
and she walked on, deeply moved by his
hard lot.
The sleepy gamin kicked his toes against
the fountain as ne watched her, and SEEM
ed to be wondering if it was necessary foT
him TO be walked up out of a comfortable
nap every time kind-hearted woman want
ed to know if he hadn't any other place to
sleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

purchased the furniture which first went to
CLARK street, Chicago, and afterwards 20 the
Carlson cottage. The Identification is repre-
seuted rs having been from cabinet photo
graph of Maroney. This same Maroney -
claimed also to have been identified as the
person who rented the cottage. The ac-
cused man claims that he can prove an atib'.
of a New York house, and is thirty-eight
years old. His birthplace was Cork, Ireland.
but he spent his boyish aud youthful days
in London. In this country he first came
into notice in the Clan-na-Geal Phila-
dolphin. then known as the Irish
Nationalsts. He was an ambitious
man, and chiefly on account Of his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

turbulence. Il is said, the camp 10 which
he belonged was suspended. u was
raoreanizod with him and his followers
left out After the election Of Alexander
sullivan rs chairman of the executive body
of the Clan-na-Gacl, in 1891, Maroney was
restored and appointed a district member.
He was subsequently driven out. The
" triangle" set him up in business in 1885.
By this term is meant Sullivan, Boland,
and Feelv. tie travelled the country rs an
"organizer" I'm the interests of these three
men AS leaders of the organization, and
when his business hzZled out" they paid
his bills. Al tina Pittsburgh convention,
1886 he was proxy for Bollnd. Soon after
he removed 10 New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

MELTON SAMUEfS Married. in this city,
way %, 1889. by Kew. J. D. Huisou, Mr. ". r.
MELTON and Hiss MAAY 2 SAM BIS. b0th 4
Richmond, Va
PARKER - OSTkANDER-Marricd. a. tie
residence 81 The brides mother. On Thursday.
June ~. 1879, by Row j. H. Hutton, Ar. ISAAC
DIR.
SNELI-POW EII--Marrled, june - lSSl Ia
Richmond. by Rev James &. Marin. Mr.. COAX
LEY SMELL AMI Miss VAhA, daugnlcr q ". ~.
pogeii isg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

iBy Angola noricsp cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
ioNDoN, June The Pd1-dfa4 CARTE
asserts that n. pcrsico. who made an in
Xestgauou Of Irish affairs IN behalf of the
Pope, inserted IN his report of the result
OF his mission statement that he feared
the Irish National SITS would Kill him # he
returned TO Ireland. and declared inc held
PROOFS that that WAS their intention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

Woodruff. in prison as an alleged horse
thief. has the distinction If being the man
who mas told tine most REGARDING the muir
der OF DR.. Crouiu. tcw minutes before
the corouer's jury held Alexander Sullivan
on the charge of murder Chief Hubbard
gave Nooduii7S gLil,tlr story 10 iis mem-
ber-. woodruff had told h,m that on the
day before the murder two men wont TO
HIM 40 Deans barn and paid him twenty-five,
dollars go have wagon ready 40 9 o'clock
that night. According 20 Enlargement be-
had the wagon ready. and 40 about half
past II or - O'Clock the two mos raped
on The door of tle barn. and he leo them
in. They were King and lauourn. lie
hitchcd the horse and the three drove 10
tie Carlson cottage. Woodruff described
tie cottage exactly. When tho three got
within ono hundred feet ol the house the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
brighton Beach Races.

NV YORK. June 21.-First race-fve fur
lonps-John Atwood won; Centura second;
Nav Queen third. Time, 1:Oi]9.
Second race-six furl0ngs Long Jack
won; Pericles second. Oracle third. lime.
Third race-six furlones- Souvenir won !;
Yandrgrift second, Ocean third. Time,
Fourth race-seyon furlongs -Tipstaf
won; Reveller second. Longitude third.
Fifth race-milo and furlong-Tattler
and Bonnie 5. ran dead heat for first place :;
j. J. O'B. third. Time. 1869. (I'urse di-
yided)
Sixtb race-onem ile-Ballston Won Car
neoio second, Pelham third. Time, la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
RlcHNOND ToaACCO MARKET.

JUNE 2l 1872
Auction sales, C. ont Of e. packages offered
II. the highest. Average. Sc g9-alldArk tobacco
DARK shipping quiet. sremmiug steady.
Br1gut5 show again some demand FOR good grad
filters; prices are hardening, and STOCK reduced
~ a small compass.
Wrappers quist ana 0rn, aud thore seems 10
bo no more good Old nllers than wrappers Of
ferci. x indeed as many sitogother.
Few new brights have been taken yet and any
sample lots inspected.
Heavy rain falling all day. with alternate hot
sunshine. No better weather could DO desired
for roofing plants AZ this season.
Western sdUces mesgre and OF no special
importance, with prices tending rather lower in
general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

bany, No. AZ 2:so p. NJ. yesterday our VI
cinity was visited by two cyclones, or one
in two prongs. II struck the frame resi-
dence Of II. Z. Williams. three miles
east Of this city, and completely demolished
IL. Williams nine-year-old son and his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Crispin, were instantly
killed. Mrs Williams was fatally injured
and three children were badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
EXTRACTION REFUSED.
John j. sIaroney. of New York. Another Of
tho Accused

Great interest centres about John ].
Maroney, now held in New York, whence
Governor Hill will not permit him TO be
removed. The Governor denies, for tech
nical reasons, the application for his sur
render TO the Illinois authorities. Maroney
is the man, il is claimed, who has been
identified by the salesman rs the man who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

The receipts were as follows: On spirits,
Sos.tIS, 205, an increase Of 81, 1850, 59S; to-
bacco. S2s2s6, 220, an increase Of 81 100, ass I:
on termentcd liquors, @2l 1858 ,6ls. an in
crease of 1857 .6s7 on oleomargarine $780,
bo&, an increase of $T .6S5; ON hanks and
bankers, S6,02s. an increase OF 81 .9S7; on
miscellaneous articles. S77. 2iS. n decrease of
S16,2Sl. The receipts for May, 1889, we're
Sl,olS,d92 greater than those OF Nav, 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Arrest of a Faulty Cashier.

I,,rrsprRog. Pa. June 2l--John +. Nc
Masters ey-assistant cashier Of tho defunct
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Of South
Side. Was arrested to-day on charges of cm-
bezziement. possessing himself of money
belonging to the bank, classifying the ac-
counts. and making false entries;
The arrest following SO quickly upon
Cashier Voight's action yesterday IN enter
inc a plea Of noio conie7ldre IN the Criml-
nal Cont, created considerable excitement;
especially as it was rum0red that several
- mite prominent and it was not known
tbst suspicion at any time was directed
towards him. lie was held in $4,000
IaH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Mrs. Lucy webb Hayes stricken with Apo
lBy telegraph TO tbs Dispssrh.l

CLEVELAND, o., June 2l.-SIrs. Hayes,
wife Of ex-President Hayes, was stricken
with Rpoplexy this afternoon at her home
in Fremont, and ct o'clock this evening
between and o'clock this afternoon,
while Mrs. Hayes was sitting in her room
sewing. Paralysis of the right side result
cd, rendering her speechless-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Cronin Inquest Stiil Held Open.
fHv telagranh To tina Dispatch

CHICAGO. Juno 2l.-The proceedings of
today closed the investigation of the grand
Jury In the CrOnin case for the time being.
The case, however, will be kept open to
give the police an opportunity to pursue
their Investigations, and as witnesses are
produced from time to time their testi.
mony will be received by the jury and filed
with the vast volume OF evidence already
adduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

ny,.-ssraph o ,ns DlsgAteh.l

II aT1NH y no Ul'VHIl4.I
lrlseonru. june N.--Jhe strike OF
d. .out CONS inevitable az the great
l.I.e laap ,eel plant Of Carnegie d Co. IL
stated upou the authority Of the firm
'..t no arraement could be reached with
Oh. NokAcu's Conference Committee on
OF wages question aud that they will quit
H.lA 0n the 30ih instant. After making
iHs necessary repairs the management say
t.af ucw men viii be secured and work re-
tlmca in ali departments ~ soon rs posi-
DE. Tine strike VIII involve about hYe
fi.ue4ud mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

others duli primo % choice umothy. sisasitsn
Provisions gust and steady butter hTIa !,
creamery, ffaiSc. Eggs siea1y 81 bsijc. To-
irolonm sls1dy: refined. esr. Cofos unsettled |:
Rio cargoss fsir i54c. sugar Arm: 4 S0fl e,scs
Copper stesdy: fs1neg. i04aife. Whisssg
steady AZ 1i.i0 Frsgh,s 10 Liverpool pr
steamer fairly sctive: grain. 9td. Cory. foy
orders. Ia 7kd.A3s -. ksceipss-Fiour. f.Op
barrels: corn, is.o0o bushels. os's. 1000 bosnri.
Shipmsnts- Flour. 100 bsrrele ssies-Sorn.
1900 Dusheis-
CHirtnn
CHICAGO. June 2.--cash quotations wers;
Flour frm and unchanged. No. z eprlng snf
40. 2 rod wheat, r0sc 80. corn, H,sc No.
ostH, g9,.c. MessLpofk. rii0sfii.7A ard. ffts
shori-rios, f,AsoasAso shoulders. f5iqsstnab;
short-clear. tai2hstdN. Whiskey. tLoz
Theleadiag failures ranged - f9llOrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
10 AEnAN0E ToE r1IE CANS VISIT.

saws that the Cars secretary has started
from st. Petersburg for Sjuttmart and
that he VIII stop az route az Berlin, where
he viii make arrangements for the Gar S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

the two mon ordered Woodruff to stop.
He did so, and tic two men went
up to the house. They entered, and
IN about five minutes came out.
They carried O. trunk. and Is seemed
very heavy. Another man followed. They
bcckoned 10 Woodruff. and be drove mp 10
front of the house They put the trunk
I'm the wagon. The third man was Z,
O'Sullivan. Tho two men got into the
wagon. When they had gone couple Of
miles King and fairburu got out and took
the trunE out. They opened the catch
basin at the corner Of the street and at
tempted 10 force the trunk in. 10 Wouldn't
60 in. and they broke the trunk open, took
the body out, and dropped il into the
basin. Thcv then put the trunk back, and
the party drove south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
H..ea.n. Protest Against False ACCUSE


" IHI"FIhVn - no UI.PoVFu'I
|a t1es. June 2l.-A meeting Of Hun
tlrfs & tins city was held TO-
protest against the published re-
..fr4ecs committed by Hungauans
.maush Valley following the ter
Good Coroner Lew presided.
l-. we're made in English ana hun
..r.-. Bsoatcbes were read from BTlga-
.teroul Johu A. Wiley and General
I.. ..s GOING o. show that these reports
.Dr. without foundation. According %
tf " JohnstOWn, J.. J.. OMEN,
,-.'. MAS POO lynchiug of Hungarians or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Internal Revenue Collections.


WAsBBGIoS. June 2.-J'he collections
Of Internal revenue during the first eleven
months n the fiscal year ending June 81,
1855, we're Sl200zs, 9CS, bong So,&38 ,zO5
more ulan tho collections during the cor
Responding period Of the last fiscal year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
TIE Omcial Vote.

by teIegraph % tne D5paV N
PuuADyLpHIA, June H.--Odicial returns
have been received from every county IN
the State. The majority against the pro-
Libitory amendment Is $4,000. The ma
iority against the suffrage amendment pro-
viding for q repeal Of the pou-tax quaIlhca-
ton IL Oh h4n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

LONDON. June 2l.-The members of tho
ROYAL Yacht Squadron VIII meet early next
week 20 decide in regard 10 the deed of
rift If the American cup. Lord Dunraven
does not think that the Nalkrie viii COM
Mt. f.r Tho nm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
rrnin-Robsers Sentenced.

PRRscorT, A. T., June 2i.--Chief-Justice
Wright yesterday sentenced Daniel Hard
the Canon Diablo train-robbers, who
robbed an express train on the Atlantic
and Danville railroad in April last, to
twenty-five years each in the penitentiary'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Suspended Operations.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 2i.-The Fulton
ootfHo ,iiI in this city. whose owner,
Georee Calder, Jr., recently made an as
siSnnent. indefinitely suspended opera
,ions last evening. Formerly 800 hands
were employed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
CHARLES FDONALO,
Held in Sew York Charged with share
i'm the Crime.

Charles Mcdonald q New York suspect
in the Cronin case. is blacksmith. thirty
eight years old. He Is "a powerful man,
brpai-shoulderrd dccp-chested. and mus
cular. His moustacbo, is biz, black, and
dropping. Accompanying is an excel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

lent likeness Of the man. Not much
is known of him. To his credit be
it said that he is an industrious and
Woodworking man. He docs not deny
that he is member OF the Clan-na-Gael.
AS regards the Cronin matter he SAYS he
can prove an abb. Mcdonald is North
of Ireland man, and on intense hater Of
Orangemen. A New York paper gives cur
rency TO tho story, true or false It does
not pretend to know, that while living
in Ireland the brawny blacksmith
Drained an Orangeman with pair Of forge
tongs. Luke Dillon is the man. il appears,
whose energetic Investigations led to Me
Donald's arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Dropped Dead.

fsy telegraph 10 tho Dispstchl
Columbia, S. G., June 2l.-State-Trea-
s,,yer Isaac hamburg dropped dead at his
home this afternoon from heartdisease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

XIV ToBN. june 81. &C otfon-Net re"eif
none GrcRa rereipts. iA bales. Futures c.n.ni
sicAIy. sal~r, 6l.gD fAl--. Juno aut ll.f.
fi0f2aflOss. August Siif- aiiQt. eepfen.
s .Uesf 10, October. ts,tu hnF-rn'rr
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Iuneral Notice.

The funeral OF Mrs JAMES HoLLEaAN VIII
take place from 81. Peters Cathedral ats oeieox
1AIs (satuTdA MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
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