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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

TAX NOTICE.
OFYICs on CITY COLLsCToR,l
RICHMOND, Va. June !, 1890. I
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

~
I am now ready 10 receive CITY TAXES For
THE YEAR lsgO. IL the whole or one half l. no,
paid by TIE 3OTH INSTANT 5 per ceut. will he
added, aud II remaining unpaid Until sEPTEh-
Bkh isr me Collector Is required 20 collect the
same as the Law directs.
All males lEenty-one years OF age and all per-
eODs male or iemalel who own personal proper
y are assessed. and will please call and settle.
PAVING, PIPE. and SEWER CONNECTION
bills are 70 pe paid In the same manner "a taxes
and at the same time.
COPY rom ordinance, chapter IA, section =:
at all taxes with which anY person or any
estate OK decedentis assessed DO not paid be-
fore ne Isl DAY OF SEPTEMBER tho Collector
shall dstrain, except VII ore ore half thereof has
been paid under the third section. or except the
same Ne suspended by order OF tho COMMITTEES
on tihaneo, wno shall report the reason therefor
20 the next meeting Of tho City Council.p
Once open from A. NJ. to6P. NJ.
Il. w. CUNNINGHAM,
eliw Collector OF City Taxes.
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4 UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR

OfbN JUNE !, l1Ju, UNDER SAME AAtAGE T.
MINT ~ LAST YEAR.
For circulars and terms address
my 2l-lm i. ID CRAIG, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

England has just celebrated the jubilee
Of the inland penny-post, aud is asking
through Parliament whether the year 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

We arc indebted 20 United States Scna-
tors DANIEL and STANFORD and to Hon.
II. Sr G.. TuoSrR. member Of Congress,
for valuable public documents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
WEATHER AND CROPS
AS SHOWN BY THE VIRGINIA Wee-
THEREFOR BULLETIN NO. 3.
Based Upon Reports from Voluntary crops
Correspondents Throughout the state
and Published by the u. ). Sig
nal Service for Week End
ing Friday, June 9th.

Rainfall about the average, except IN
Southwest very little. Temperature above
normal About average amount OF sun
shine. Oats and grass crops nave I'm
proved. Wheat IL backward, and IN many
places will be below average. Corn -
generally doing well.
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The Negroes and the Census.

NANDOLpH HAllhlSON, Irtsluent
William Holman, Secretary.
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v,e,>c AND LIVERY srABLk.

~-orTcE TO MY FRlENDSN.c
NISp Tng PUBLIC GENERALLY. -
,,., 4 have arsi-elass CARRIAGES klehNOND
cAsS. H0KsEs aud BU0GiES FOR bikS So
',.' st,sot,oa paid 10 BOARDING HORSES 10
,,r, Drivers aud nostler> An-nisas stAo.~
'Phoss No, 5ia
JANIS McDONoCGa a CO.
uxiSsn No n north gishsa sssss-
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NOBB'8 ISLAND, yIRGININs SEA

~ SIDE RESORT ~ THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
Increase Of Hotel accommodation, nov bald
ings, and other Improvements. 1ue Anost beach
and -llri-Dathing in tho world shooting,
nshing, aud toat--ailing Lnstrp1--ri. eau 3e
reached by Sew Norf, Ihiln!s.llia t.ui ND.fl,k
railroad daily from North OBJ South. la.srl.,. r.
going TO Cobbs Island mustgeI o1 az DoDb'5
Station.
TRAINs: Wo will meet tho Il.2- A. N. north
bound train aud he ':is T. 81. snuth-louni ,ra.u
o. Cobb's station Passengers transferred direct
g. the Island ny steamer.
TERNs: t2'C per day. fi2 per week. $50 Tor
month. For further Information atI-.
A. 4. COBB, Proprietor.
U1fof pfvef~fau ID. o. 4r,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

RICHARD HAYES DIED RECENT
IL ii Ia Manitoba, Cauhia lie worked du-
ring Tue war Ia the Confederate arsenal, Rich
mond. Va, Rni afterwards served OF tho police
force. he left daughter Ia this csy, VINO is sup
posed 20 10 living here.
ANY one desiring other Information concern
Ing above can apply al s0l east Grace street
"a nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 2Slh.
References: General Joseph Anderson aal
Lewis GIntrr.
PRANK JONES. Proprietor
". X. HILL. Manager nav .9.n

OCEAN SHOREPARK HOTEL. yIR-
~ GINA BEACH, opens JUNE isr. Directly
On Tie ocean. Electric lights gn1 bella in every
room. Trains ~ Virginia nfacl railroad stop
az door. For further particulars address
GEOkGkH. Ql AthhNEOS
my WYNN ALrE-uIl -n..n- "a.
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HnielPhyslrinl
DATTERY-PARk HOTEL,
II ASHENllIE. y. o.,

OIEN THROUGHOUT THE VAR
Elevation 1850 teot; average saun.r TOM
poratIre, q tcernes: magnificent mogat.iu
scenery: hydraulic elevator. electric lights AMI
bells: music b1ll. tennis court, ladies' billiard
parior, and bOWHug-auHV Beauuf.. drives and
rr-t-class livery. $50 mosquitCc.. l.r lc. rip
two printed mauor apply 10 3. ESIftlt.
10 3-2m Manager.
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PERSON Al.

4 LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
4 not 70 credit any OF the CREW OF THE
BRITISH SCHOONER BESSIE DODD, as tho
master viii not DO responsible for any debts con-
tracled. JOHN ANDERSON,
le Hit Master
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For pamphlets, giving tull Information, apply
10 b. y. EAKLE,
my Aim Superlnfendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
HOTEL.

This well known SEASIDE RESORT 9Th he
opened to The public ayain Oh JUNE Isl BAIL
ING uueXceil9j, perfect security 40 uudefl0w,
FREQ from shells. FISHING Tho finest on tDe
Atlantic coast, tCats with 81 equipment sup
pied. Tho JENKINS TRANSFER COMPANY,
ia Norfolk, All give special attention 10 our
guests. Address
JAMES L. WILLIAMS, Manager,
my g9-2m OCEAN WOW. Va.
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HoHsss. nuIvs. COW. xo

| EOR SALE, A FINE SORREL NN
"A hAhh OF olooded stock; In every KIN
way splendid animal. Also, a BLACK HORsR
sty lish and suitable for am ones use. Apply al
SiS east FRANKLIN street, or address Posi-oni 20
DoA W. ooo' 10 i0-2t
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GTOCKTON HOTEL

~ IL j. - l. l. Is i 4 ! J. - NOCh-
4 BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, endorsed by 'ho
Medical Society ~ Virginia, rs WsN a. ~ other
medical authorities Of The lnitei states and
Europe, aro COW open THE aAkkOlND. ca
larity 200. rnfe-, so o. so per month, accord
Ing 70 lOca TON Of room and length ~ stay: oie-
walton. 2.0DJ feet. Pam Dh.e.s AZ CARRIER s. Co. g
end Chesapeake and ohio 81 rket-orice. Rail-
ROAD THOUGH TO THE SPRINGS. GEORGE
/. rEl1OS. Managing Dire ,Jr, formerly t0r
sixteen years. managing partner ~ no Green
brior Whito->ulplur springs. my 23Im
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sEN ssEY ursavr.


EDGEMONT MINEPAT, spp,,., B..
-A<opon for SUMNER BOARDRes 81 g. % ~ N'i3
S''"S''a On Virginia Midland rslr,at ...
ono nall mics from depo, 90 least.f.,...
hea'hy climate. Fishing Bnd hunting =. -
groom lasns, AMI fruis lu ai...l.. ,
terms apply 10 MR. Al Nss JOgL no. a.. -
son, Rockash Depot. Nolsos oo,o,- b.. ''.-
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-COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

Reading notices IN resdins-ns'ter type, Ave
lines or less. 81 In nonpsricl loaded. &c.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
phcston-
All letters and kilograms must be addressed
hTuR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not 10 re-
turned.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TESTING ALrYIyrN BrONZE FOR the NAVY.

Boston. July 1j.-A series Of tcsts 80 dccrnin" tho
tensile and trau>ycr" strength ductilty. elasticity and
comprc -iOnal trcucth Of aluminium bronze 0e2nu
under the auspices of the Government Al the Wai"ripWi
Arsenal thi, afternoon. The tests wc.r private" not
more than half dozen wituc-Sc. being present uClud
ing Colonel Flaclcr and Major Howard p TIA" arsenal
r. G. Ccc, expert in mo,alurcy, representing III"
various compauic, interested and !. H. Perry -,"h
assistant engineer United states Navy. Who viii report
results 10 chief Encinoor Melville, L. :. y q bronze
will enter largely into the construction Of tho new
Government aunboatS these t">tS are Of great IN
portancc inasmuch aluminium bronze can be pro
duerd Jess cost than manganese bronze. which is used
al present. TOdays tests Of the tensile and trans
verse strength were far more satisfactory than lad
been anticipated. tn" tensile strength wa shown
to something over 10000 pounds 10 thc square iu'h
which j. largely In cAcc>, Of ANYTHING ever before
shown. The uan~Vcr,t strength .NrlOpcd Wis $500
pounds on a Oncinch square bar. This result l. not
coualled by any other metal with the single exception
of the finest quality OF crICblc stc"l The other quail
tc, Of The metal will be t",t"d 10 morrow
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NOTES OE Tile DENSITY.

Chatham, y. y. July 10 (SpcciaD.-Thc Official cen
sis returns for Columbia County show loss in pppna
ton Ncarly every town returns "a less number
than in $50 and where there is any gain IL IS small
Tho total population j. 40.ODG in 1850 1t wa, 4103s
Chatham is ihc largest incorporated village. 1t,
population Is about 1000.
Washington. July lj-t~-i-ta tant Attorney General
Cotton left Washington last evening for st. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS under order, from the Attorney General
10 Investigate the alleged Irregularities in the CcUsus
returns II those cities
Warsaw, y. y, July - (SpecaD.-T cnumcra
ton of Wyoming County shows a decrease Of popuia
ton in twelve towns Of 2OO0 and in four towns an
Increase OF 2.Os2. The county in 1se0 had 3O,9O7.
and i'm 1890 has 30,9S3.
Gettysburg. Penn, July l5.-Thc census gives Get
tysburg a population Of 1901, an increase Of 237.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
i MILLIONS WOETH LOSTINT TIE FLAMES.
A LARGE WAREHOUSE DESTROYED IL MIME
hpOLIS.

Minneapolis, July 15.-Thc large soycnStory ware
house - Tho security Warehouse Company oH Firstst.
and Foulth-a1c. %orth. owned 10y Wood & Morse. was
entirely DESTROYED by fire with T. content, this aitrr-
noon cntallug Il loss Of nearly million dollars. Ihe
fire caught upon the second door Of the building and
is supposed 10 have been cau-ed by Spontaneous 'on-
hu-tion TIE flames soon spread % the upper h'oIN.
,.h,h were nllcl with agricultural implements "ii'
ar the fourth floor were 500 tons OF binding t0in"
which added fncl to the flames. \, ,oou possible
rho ,r.rncu -ot 10 work Int th"v were hamp"rcf hy
tl, intense heat which. old nrmcn say l. m" great
c-t they ever came ia contact with II Wa Impossible
i,i one 10 approach within 800 feet Of the burning
bui!din, uule~, his face was protected.
Two men. ". " Morse. one Of th" propueioI5' ana
the engineer. were r~cu"t uy ladders rom inc "'"
floor. They were almost blind and -uhocltcd hr the
dense smoke which oyerlmug e'crythtnc making 1t
in,r.r.ble 10 distinguish anything a distance "f ten
t, 81, the ,,lth side was the large store house Of
the John Deere Company. which was >aved hy IN"
heroic vorl, If the urcuIcn. At the rear 'to'd I'll"
chicago + Paul Minneapolis and omaha k'll"ai
royud house iu wMch IN engines stood IN stalls
rney were quickly removed. @. the norm 'l".N Il
II roe story stone building owned by Natt hc'' "'"
OCCUPIED a, q dwelling house by ndmbcr ol Hep'"
families TIN, va crush hat. Is Wa onrN''r>
frame binding used ~ % stripping Io'W' III VIII ""'
-toi,sl "a quantity Il machinery
Tho burncI warehouse was erected III NPF! anu
VA. Md a> a storage and transfer house. II WIS ono
. .n l,,.r establishments OF IL kind m Minneapolis.
II co.f about 100000 and vAo insured for +"''"""'
#, proprietor, say they viii rebuild at once Inc
first ro,r va, occupied n shipping room" 'He >"''"'
lax offices. the third by tie William D"erInc 'omPA"! J.
rho fourth bv the Appleton Manua'turhI C"npAns Any ,
hc nuh and the ,iNtn u~ed for genera! N'"i'V"
and tl, seventh fur furniture. ., ,..,o.,, ,..,,
rhn lose. we're a. follows; National C"ruaSc ON
pary hluliuS tVinc T2:i3ooo in,ir'I N!I''al
rr, .int1uV of Chlcagp. SI25.ooo, Emerson iaI'"Jb
Co hnrll1rd. H.. $4,000. Grand I''t'it I''stS1
S,,,," w., D\on m $4,000, American Road VIA
,t'',a CnI1no,,y Philadelphia. $4,000. Appleton Nahu
urturinr tunpauy. Appleton. WIS 7'3'H~, 80 :.
" G1 Nrv YORK 100000. Wood & Morse. 500 900
,ellancou> o>,c, AZ least ~-oo.ooo IN aId' '',
" hrsr ououpt, are the lp>>'~ of udt duai WI" Hi !
,,rniir.. stored \ arE" quantity of 'ilN"r"'ir Va
i'r,'J an inc insurance ave that ou the bdlidhII'
wa, held ont-d" IN" city
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Isr,clitcS have been always and are stI 50 harsniS
treated in Russia that it Is hard 70 undcrstu h""
their condition there De made worse by thc i'''
that some Of the NihSt prisoner, convicted IN Fdr'
are Hebrews. The European anti semitic '7'H" '''
ever had lis focus in the Mu-coVito Empire a" PER
sccuton Of the Hebrews went sometimes to Nu'h tN
,rcuitics I'm Russia that the Eo;h,childs and Other
Hebrew banker, Iu Europe were asked ny intH W
rcucopi>t~ not to lend their support L" the numerous
loan, placrd hv tine It. Petersburg Gov'InW'u'' UPON
tLc Eourc, of Ecrlu LouG H. Paris aud cnhh. .E'.
lcrcocutlou Wa ha9narJU- about the lchl-
il1t MIR W"~icrmanu. uit'd state charge NhiHc'
Al = pcici -hure. Joined his friendly efforts 10 mus
~ Ecnjamln TcACtto. then American Consul UeIc'ai
i'm Roumauia where Hebrews were also pcINc'utr III
order to improve thr!r miserable condition. ines,
efforts we've crowned with success Tor UiA' h"' r''
M, amt semitic way wa, taken up again bl the hn-
-ian, aud tNc Roumanans. M any rate, thr PIe''HL
ia enforce AGAIN stringent mci~urcr atd'n'' ~'c
Ilcbrcv- drawn from the Nih-t piot IN l"r-' i> .
.f,.ugc one lc,au~c the French courts haN" ar'u "a
Mr. Ncndcl,0hn, Hebrew, who has been rcpI'''u ~ ~
~ ho the leading spirit of that plot. and the w" 3'c
I,raclitc, who have been found euilty are ir"tmiI
and proc,- oual oluoui-t~. tn" danger. az dll'
must not hr considered to be 80 cwbl" lN INC huNN
authorities, a~ tncy have been -ail-h'G WIN W'ItN
orIc.nl the immediate suppression "i . ne" pl
and with Laui~hius it, editor iu l@2, Two Ne"'S "c''
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
r,rr vrccorS KILLED ~ rnr FIGHr.

Ncy- orleans. July 15A special dispatch 10 inc
Time. Democrat" from Nrrourc, l1. avs: 'li
.,d, Phi twenty five aborcr- from the plantat"n'
of 4 IIcnncr. near oak Ridge, N"rchou~r PARISH
who's. passage he had paid from North Carolina P"'
tbcir home, and began under cover Of night {" make
their way into Chirpt CpUnty. Arhan'a~ Ih'' "'r'
,r,r~ued by u posse Vf friends of Hc'lner' ana ms
n,oruiug they were found WING n ambush ln d'">'
thichct. When told 10y the posse t"'' ''> WIZ
.,,., -, , marty # men who would do them NJ
, and ,,rIy asked their return 10 their home, they
,..-.d ,,illiucrc>, 10 return, hut when The pose
V,rt forwarl 20 meet them the ncer'',' l"d DN one
it tr,,lr maker npcucd fire on ht pu~-", ana Tor
p'I' p ,,i,'nt. aid .omc Wild shooting. Ihc posse ~
rnrd The fire. and the result was that hNe negroes
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
4 c1lr.. CONTEST II london.

London, July 15.-bl:chhHru" and l'" p"y"' '''
first game IF . chess match on 'nG1y u L"hoWi'
rl,,tlurr. won the t0~- and elected t. play th"
whites, lee adopted the safe French Defence 'n'
AZ ono stage Of the contest it appeared that Lc" h'' q
slight advantage. However Liackhurnc soon i""h' "
pretty WAY out of the difficulty. ard after twenty
thr move, the PLAYER agreed to abandon me game -
T-,yu Tho match g -lN MP" contest. thai j. t'
,y tiic winner i, {, L' o." ore Who M ~'".t' ~
,lr. drawn game not - count lila,NuIh' j. vi
rov, i'm \uc-ir,r chess cIoc-. but tlc has YET bee"
heard oi Dob opponent. ,..., ., t,,.
rno 49,, ond game of this match wa pl'\Cd y" ~. u't.
nj, n,,cnca win th,. ,,l.oco Piano, and HlhcNuuIe
l,,,aiu..d AN advm.acc I the middle "i U" .'..r. ,
-ul'.enucrtly th, latter PLAYED clcVerN ana VIII ,
game in forty four moves Inc 7'"ic Io" - nm
blruc . Lee. -. drawn. l.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TEN KILLED, MANY INJURED
DEADLY RESULTS OF \ GUNPOWDER En-
PLOSION NEAR CINCINNATI.
SIXTEEN TONS OF POWDER BLOWN Up IN A
COLLISION ON THE LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
RoAD-F1RE ADDS TO THE HAVOC.

COLLISION ON THE LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
ROAD-FIRE ADDS TO THE HAVOC.
Cincinnati. July l5.-A terrible explosion late
this afternoon at Kings powder mills on mo
Little Miami Railroad, twenty-nine miles east
of this city, killed ten persons and injured, more
or less severely, thirty other persons. TWO
empty frcioht-carS were being rolled on 10 side
track where a ear containing 800 kegs OF gun
powder was standing. As the cars struck there
was a terrific explosion, and Immediately AFTER
ward another car containing 500 kegs OF gun
powder exploded, making 300 KEGS altogether
William Frauly, n brakeman, was standing On
one of the empty cars when the explosion TOOK
place His body must have been blown 10 atoms,
although no trace Of it has yet been found. fl>"
other persons supposed 10 he employees OF the
powder company were killed
The KIM Powder Company and tie Peters
Cartridge Works have works on both sides Of
the river along the railroad The explosion oc-
CURED on the south side. and the Il ,strrctlon
was enormous There are number OF cottages
occupied hy worlmen in the powder factory and
situated close 10 the track These were shattered
by the explosion, and their inmates injured.
Twelve or fifteen girls at work in the cartridge
factory were crippled Nv thc cNPi's'"n' l''
railway station belonging 20 the Little Miami
Railroad and all the adjacent buildings were set
on fire and totally burned. The havoc wrought
by the explosion of these sixteen tons of powder
is dreadful The track and ties Of the rail-
road are fairly torn ont Of the ground and a
great hole pouGhed in the ground. The Peters
cartridge factory was burned 10 the ground,
rothng but mass of baclened, smoulderlnc
ruins remaining 10 mark the spot where the build
ing stood.
As soon as thc news reached this city, about ,
O'Clock, relief train was sent out win Superln-
tcndcnt Peters and large party Of surgeons on
board, and relief was afforded 10 the sufferers rs
soon as possible. The work Of scarchng for the
missing and caring for the wounded Is no" beine
carried on II i not possible yet to get the names
of any Of the kilcd or wouHGe'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
r.srrn LONGER THAN TANNER DID, BIT DIED.

,. M n,lv l5-Iolm Roth who outdid Tan
,, coi,tr,tcd fast. dicd yc-crl1y AZ the ouHt
,.vr,n. having passed hi -iNueh da' 'i to'aI a','
ncnrc from food Of any kind or nonr'm'ht eN''P, d
.lirh quantity of water. which was fort'd "''' MS
.,n,,arh mechanically every twenty four honI'' fo'
cI an absolute fast hi, record Is no DOUBT 'e loH''
eyer made Recently Roth worked AT H'n'N '''''''
-. this CITY until attacked 10y progressive Pldl u, u,
IVA" . ,,rth. AGO which made him hnIit loI worn anu
Soon made il mpo, Die tor him 10 eat N,cr "'% oM
- o. tinc i, wa, brought 10 the county t'N l',u , Ui
W,t 1I and there fingered for iiy three daSS ""''O
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
nun .xc,ocrp,,>v AGREEMENT.

1o,d,- Iulv - rhr HcIIcolAnd hll pae-od u@
,biri reading I'D tac ilo.-. Of Lo'i- today VIII 'nh
a verbal amendments
Pau-. July 10 The Temp eo'r that IN return
f~ tt. Ir,t,,r pro,turlt. over 2r1 1har. Franc" d'
ul,,A> that Tusiand shall cNpr ~y recognize I''-l,
right {, grant c>"s.1tIr- 30 f'rIen '"H-'- W ''A
,,r and .tyo France liberty q action Iu %" y .rf
oi,rf~,. ,l-o !l-u,c'- Il.ht 10 terminal" i' N-,'
Ini... rr.,ty Dr. i-1G. AID Ia dcaI emiTly WIZ ITO
In T.ur,'-~ story relative 10 Ir'cc'- alc-ed Dc
maud, lD cIruecto Hth tine English piot" tor7i" over
ZANZIBAR j, semi officially Denied
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TARIFF REFORM coyrrREycr ~ BALTIMORE

baltimore. july Ij.-Eisht counties "i MARY ''"r
have each organized a t'HN ro1" 'I'"
,,t. ,.t in conference to-day IN the rooms Of the
,,.t,,, r,,ig Reform cub. u thi- city. James
,tfd pc,rr. son of ~ tutcl state, senator Ir'r'''
,,.idcd There wcrr also present at tn conference
lv iryitation Democratic friends "i tarlh r'i'rl'
from t,.c counties OF the state In which Local 'I"
l,,v. NOT a, vet been orsaulzcd' M" an Hi'r''" -
~ vic,r. couocrniu. the work alrad' done ana lut
w of establishing tirl reform club IN every
Int, tn fh, state a short letter "dN rc'' from ~
'' ',tc,t cleveland II give, expression 10 Ia'
lvmn,thv with tn object Of lh" conference i"o
nm,Gr i,c wa, held with closed doors
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
,,rcrD FRAUDULENT PENSION AFFIDAvTS.

u..u,.,,rr, Pom. .ruv I5-O-car Nicholson. an
,d and vcllknown attorney at law here, was held
tv the United stat, Commissioner ms ait'"'"' III
,b .up, If $500 for securing fraudulent pension am
avi, in the case Of John lIeib@ch. whose "id"" "a>
arrested recently for having drawn pension money 10
the amount Of 5l4oo hpon hluduen' a'"' '"0'
Wv ~i.hol.ou to the effect that Hcib>ch died
,, ,,t,ric, received In the line Of duty a, soldier
darins lie late var A. matter OF tarl nclDi'rh ,o
I,''' -, ,ciln,y nr -oucr, while he was confined IN
The Wilkc,barl, jlty Prison Mr, iiciONch rcliloeH
The pension money and was admlIfu 10 DALI
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
nRS. nrrrr GEEEY WINN TIE SIT.

CHICAGO. .uly H.. Judge llod-rtt. 90 the Federal
Court yesterday dismissed the bill Of John K. Cornell
AGAINST Mr., IItty Grrru. n sought {" redeem from
foreclosure three piece, of property which have 30
,r,d in ,,luc until they arr. moss worth ~ 600 600
The ur,pcriy wa. originally owned hy George ".
cage who. iu La. borrowed +15"."oo from Mr.
trccn giving 10 mortgage ou thc land 10 secure me
loan I'm i-1J the mortracc Wa fpNco-"d ana Mr'
Gr,nn Iourn; the property in aud has h"d 10 ever
,iuco The property Ind n the m"tuiimr been IRAN
forird 10 CORNELL who brought the suit alleging Na"'
I'm tI, force lO,llrc.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TWO corrIrPlr~ RE~rvr>G WORK.

Wlhc-bair Penn. July l5.-Ihc Maithy ''l"'y,
owned by the Lchirh Valley Coal t"mpany. "m'a
cocrv has not been Do operation f'r more than SIX
year. r..umcd work THIS morning, giving employment
tn 500 men and boy. The Fullcr toulcN. near
W,omiug operated b, tfc DcrVar'. Lacha"anna and
Western Company. which coilIcry h1, been flooded
for more Than year o. uoW being pumped ob,
urcpaiat .r, 10 r.-UmIu1 operations I!i- VIII EN'
omplovmcut - more than 200 Miners uborcro and
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TROTBLE OVER AN ADOPTION.

ROckland Ne, July ID (srccisD-The late Samuel
II. Pillsbury wealthy ROcklnd business man. at the
March term Of the KrOX Comfy Supreme Court in
1850 adopted ms grandson. William Howard Clark.
with the intention Of making him his principal heir.
Mrs. Pillsbury survived her husband only short time
Before her death is said % have discalmcd having
signed the articles Of adoption. Miss NJ X. Dins-
more. Of BOeton daughter, and Miss Maud l.: AdeT-
SON. Of Portland. q granddaughter OF Mr. Plllsbuiy,
filed a petition IN the Knox County Probate ,ohII
10 revoke and annu the articles Of adoption. u near
ing had this afternoon. Tie court reserves AZ
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
STRIKE OFF lEnN MnEkrES.

Trenton. y j.. July l.. Nbout 500 iron work r
in the Sew Jersey ~ir"l and Iron company> mills 't
Tn, place refused ~ 20 t. work th~ morning because
the c,muAuv declined t. sign th" -c1l' IF Do" Anal.l
mated Iron Norhcr.' Association. Abram = Hewitt.
- \cv York. Is LARGELY Interested boo IN" mill>. The
Strike is being ,oudu,'d under the guidance OF the
knight, Of Labor and IN" Amalnua'cd Ne'ocaton.
The cadcr- Hcd meeting. ana decided 10 continue
tuc strike until the scale j. signed
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
vovrvrvr- of THE rIFLFNFY

Cologne. Jul IT, The American rh"mn arrived
her. ~ 80 o'I .eh thI, moaning fr'm Berlin ana
iro,ccccd 20 KouI--vlutrr and Dio5""-"llrt". Ih''
were received At K"nr-wln'cr hy th" h"fr''''''' ''I
AID a large number Of t" I',d'uts, beaded U' q 'id
'Ic Iir, YuA-t.r made 800 aGdr'-~ welcoming ilr In'
mon Il. fc town. and -1lui" vas hr"l DO i"ir h''"r
I,c-li, Jul, H.. Th" independent Sow l".h shoot
ing corn, visited pri,hcuburg AID Du'h"nicl- TO-DAY.
The, ducd 40 the Bcrlucr Iloi.