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BEAUF ORT, PORT ROYAL & BIUFFTON, S. C,
STEAMER ALPHA. H. A. STRoBHAR.
viii leave every Tuesday aud Thursday ar
and friday.
Special Sunday trips to Button every Sunday
~ o. clock q. M. returning Mondays
For further in ormation apply Ia
J. &. MEDLOCK, agent, Katie's wharf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
IlE ATHS.

BFRGHEIMER.-Died, Thursday morning,
Nav S'h, al 1890 o'clock, Mrs. CATHERINE
BERGHEIMER, in the Bixty-seyenth year oil ner
age. .,..n,.,,..e,,, ,
o'clock from 81 Johns German Lutheran church
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 At
tend.
BOsWELL-Died, at his residence, on We'd
nesdey. MAY :, 1890. at HOO F. NJ. WILLIAM A..
BOSWELL. In the sixty-soyenth year OF MS age.
Funeral from late residence ON FRIDAY EVE
MING at3 O'Clock. Friends aud acquaintGnces
invited 10 attend.
KElTu.-Died, at9 o'clock Thursday morn
ing % hor residence, j2e norm First street,
CLARA V. KEITH, youngest daughter Of }. W..
aud Nj Z. Keith.
funeral at 81 Peters Cathedral o'clock SAT-
URDAY MORNING.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
LLEWELLYN.-Died. at Allcoylsta, Albe-
marie county, We. Wednesday morning, Aprll
2, 1890, at If o'clock OF congestion Of the brain,
GARRETT ADAMS, fourth son OF Charles VI.
and Bernard Peyton Llewenyn; aged two years
and seven months.
WICKHAM.-Died, At Woodside, Henrico
county alta P. NJ. Nay 7, 1880. 4. I. WIChHAM,
aged thitty-three years, son OF l. W. I. WICK
ham. ,.,,
Funeral at st. Pauls church FRIDAY at !
T.. N. Friends and acquaintance invited 10 AZ
tend.
WRIGHT Died, May eth, at il:0 A. NJ, Mrs.
BETTE PERKINS WRIGHT
The funeral will take place at / O'Clock fhi'
DAY, May 9th, az The residence OF her husband,
K H. Wright, Boutwell,, Hanover county. va.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
tuvttad fo attand.
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VIII Miller BE Lynched ?
Rv telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l


CHARLESTON, S. c., May a-The Lexington
lynching case assumed an entirely new and I'M
expected phase to-day. Yesterday W. j. Miller
was arrested in Lexington county and lodged In
iail. charged with perjury. II was on bis afida-
VT that the Governor reproyed Willie Leaphari,
VINO vas lyncned on Monday night NJ Lexington.
Miller sWOre that Rosa Cannon had said mat
Leaphert did not assault her nor attempt 20 as
sauit her: that her mother, brother, aud father
dif not believe she had been assaulted, and that
he believed that she had been persuaded by Ger
tain persons 10 state that the negro had commit
ted an assault in order 70 convict him 10 was upon
this AFFIDAVIT and other corroDoraiing statements
that Leaphart Wss reprieYed. To-day United
States Marshal Cunningham applied 10 judge
Simonton, in the United states Court. for writ
of Hq5sns corpus 20 take Miller from the custody
Of the state officials aud bring him before tho
United States Court The petition Is based upon
rhe fact that Miller Is a deputy United States
marshal and was engaged in serving certain
processes issued by United States Com missioner
Bausxett at Colum bia when he was arrested by
the state authorities on the charge OF perjury
Miller will be brought before Judge Simonton
Tomorrow. Marshal Cunningham says Miller Is
fearful OF being lynched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
AN ALLEGED DEFECT
In the simpson Dry-Dock To Be 'e'
and Report Made.
Special telegram to tho Dlspsteb.l

Especial telegram to the Dispsten.l x
NORFOLK, May a-Ihs new Simpson Dry
10 being made ready 10 dock the frign'e Fi'
lin, 20 a. TO determine fully whether ihele :,
defect IN tho dock, aud 10 what extent y ~
weakness. Tho officers at the yard say s'D
thing Is certainly the matter with the d0cs ,c,vf
o ship cannot rest on On even keel lro ,, me
Engineer Of tho yard has taken the lever ~ md
nooring OF the dock. and thinks there u W. .n
hall inches depression amidships. 40 .n a
thorities "slipped up" whom they put SUI !, a,
small chip as tue Iantic In the dock 70 ies' TN
The time tho dock was opened and accepten I'm
tho contractors. A board Of survey pa rrjos
ordered and viii 10 here next week 70 cxhln, re
the dock add report 70 tho department ai'sr w
Franklin goes Ia and the water Is pumped ou-
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Tho las, day Of tho Democratic primary he ut
to-day resulted IN the nomination oil non "
Page for collector; j. y. Duncan. city at,o'1
joan Walters, clerk % tho market, aod D. -
WATSON, sealer OF weights AID measures. II
la Portsmouth williamson Smith Tas hon''
mated for sheriff.
NAVAL INTELLIGEScr.
large lot % stores will be son. TO the honi-
tors at Richmond tomorrow.
Quantities OF stores are arriving here LOT ~. ~.
new cruiser Baltimore, which seems TO inuics''
that she is coming back here. 100,
All the material for the first work necessary on
the big iToaclad Amphitrite Is now stored hSts .,
-Four gangs Of men are at work on her now %.
when Operations commence In earnest Two Ok
three hundred will be steadily at work.
Carpenter Edward smith was detached iroI,
the recoying-ship Franklin to-day and oroeteu
10 tho san Franclsco. $1,000,
Lieutenant Z. j. Milligan has been detaeneG
from the FiGnklln aud granted six mon'n'
leave.
Tho negro Andrew Wilson, who killed honIVe
Johnson at Brnkleys fishery on AlbemaIIs
sound has been convicted Of maDslauRhter sni
sentenced 10 ons year In the penitentlary'
PAsQUOTANK RIFLES COMING.
II Is more than likely that the PasquotanH
Rifles. OF Eliza beth City. y. c., Will intend u.o
unTelling OF the Loe statue. The company nA'
already voted ID 20. 49, - .
IL 10 reported that Mr.. Alexander skeeter a
prominent trucker Of Norfolk county, has SOU
hts farm near Portsmouth for $4,000.
Interesting re7ivais Of religion are in progress
al Court-Strcet Baptist church and Central NC
thodist Episcopal church IN Portsmouth ana
many conversions will result. Rev. Dr. y: T..
oven and Key. &. W. Wray are assisted IN theN
labors by the ministers of the city.
In the United States District Court Clauus
Walters was indicted yesterday for violation Oh
the postal lows. and Thomas j. Randall Tor III
torfering with the mail.
The weather Is dissgreeably chilly and Bno"ery
here to-day.
At meeting OF tho Harrison. Morton ana
Bowden Club last night fftsen mem bers were e1-
PEELED for Offering 20 vote st the Democratic PIT
mary. The club had spoilers at eacn Young
precinct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
ANOTHER HOLOCAUST.
A New York County POorhouse Destroyed
and Number Of Its Inmates.

BNGHAMToS. n Y. May S.-A special
from Norwich states that the Chenango-
county poorhouse was burned last night at
IL O'Clock and that the lives of some OF
the inmates of the institution were lost.
The fire started in the insane department.
TIE HORROR DEVELOPS
UREA, n. Y, MAY S.-The Chenango poor
house and insane asylum. located at Pres
Ton. six miles west of here (NOrWlch), were
entirely consumed last night. The fire was
discovered about II o'clock In the north
wing of the poOrhouse building, where the
idiots were kept. There were no provisions
for extinguishlng the flames. Inc keepers
and neigh bOrs gave their attention TO
getting out the rs paupers and insane and
Jet the building burn. These were all res
cued. but eleven idiots are missing. SIX
bodies can be seen slowly burning. The
other five are supposed TO be covered up.
The poorhouse building was three sto-
ries high and built Of wood. The insane
asylum wGs also wooden building. Two
stories high, and only separated from the
poorhouse by a driveway. The property
was estimated as worth $4,000, and IS IN
sured for 500 900. The UDiversalist and
Baptist churches have been opened for the
reception OF the uufOrtunates. Superln-
tendent-of- the-Poor Babcock, of south
New Berlin, has Just LETT the scene OF the
disaster.
The origin of The FIRE is unknown. Yes
terday afternoon woman was III the de-
partmcnt smoking. She put her. pipe IN
her pocket and was soon enyeloped IN
flames. She ran out into the yard and was
secured She died from the effects. 1t -
supposed that some OF the idiots got hold
of some matches and in playing with them
set fire to the building.
THE DHATH-IIsT Az FINALLY AscEBTAINip.
NORWICH, n. Y, May S.-Ten persons. all
female idiots. were burned TO death IN the
Chenango-county poorhouse fire, and the
body Of the woman who was burned TO
death Yesterday was crelnated along Win
the idiots. This woman when smoking
set her bed on fire as well as her clothing.
The bed was drenched with water, but 1t
is supposed the FIRE smouldered IN the
mattTs until everybody was asleep ana
then broke out afresh. setting the 6uldlng
on fire. The idiots were all locked m sepa-
rate rooms around central hall: when
the keepers opened the door OF this han II
was a mass of flames, and 1t WAS Impossible
10 get within. The keepers and the citi-
zens OF the neighborhood turned their en-
tire attention to saving hives and let the
property burn. With the exceptions
named every BODY was gotten out unin-
iured. although many paupcrs were heip-
less and the maniacs refractory and obstl-
rate
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The CIangor of an Alarm Bell

close by. in he Stiffness OF the night could
scarcely starLle tho ordinary Individual more
than co ,rining noises the nervous inysnd. But
once the nerves are braced and the system in
vigorated with Hosieiter's stomach Bitters this
abnormal senaitiyeness Is succeeded by tran
Quillty not 20 be disturbed by trivial causes
impaired digestion Is a fertile cause Of nerve
weak meas and unnatural mental gloom. and q
vigorous renewal o. the action OF the stomach is
one % the surrst means Of inyigorating and
quoting tho nerves. Insomnia, or sleepiessness,
a form Of nervous disease, Is unquestonsbly
benefited by sedatiyes, when 1t is prolonged or
II frequent occurrence, but its permanent re-
moval Is more efiectuallY achieved with the Bit
terS This medicine is also signally ericacious
fer malaria. rheumatism, constipation. liver
complaint. and torpidity OF the kidneys aud
bladder. my1-W(wlF8Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
AGAIN HE SILVER QUESTION,
And Again Is No Agreement Reached by
tho Republican Senators.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, May s.-The Republican
senatorial caucus this morning was quite
largely attended. The silver question was
again the subject OF discussion and again no
agreement was reached. The silver men
refuse TO accept and support bill con-
tanning clause which will permit the re-
demption Of purchase notes in bullion UNI
der any conditions. As one Of them ex-
pressed IL; I'VE refuse TO give away
the money value Of silver. planting our
selves squarely upon the platform of the
party. II any Republican senators want to
betray the party 1t will not bo the silver
men"
Senator Jones, who has been expected TO
open the debate on the bill when IL came
up in the Senate, is in New York. He was
telegraphed TO yesterday by his colleague,
Senator Stewart. In his answer Senator
Jones did not fix any time for his return.
and stated that he would make his speech
when he came back IL is said he Will DO
here Saturday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

patent tsass7s: spring do DO. %. s5seA7s: do
DO, straight, N60ab: do. do, extra, ~ lostA@.
Wheat-Southern quiet but arm; fulfz, 33sgIc.
longberry, s5s9Sc: No. =. 9ke; steamer co =
REQ, gsHc. !; western strong: No swfnfer rea'
spot. 95,<c.; May, S5hc.; July, e1kssixc Corn
southern nrm; white, t5c. yellow, ioc.; West.
ern nrm mixed, spot, INC May. &C. pa ;
June, slasiAc. July, 4iaiiAc.; August aiAn
4l%c.; steamer, &c bid. Oats fairly sctve
southern and Pennsylvania, S3a3sc western
white, 3sa3sc.: do. mixed, d6aSsc. graded 10.
white, sec. Hay steaiy; prime 70 choice uin-
othy, sl3asi4 Provisions steady and unchanged,
sess-pork-old. sia75; new. tiaso Buis-me aus
loose Shoulders, 5kc.; long-clear ana clear
riD sdes, &C. sugsr-pickled shoulders, chc.'
srgar-cured smoked shoulders. nc. bans
small, hkalsAc; large, l0aiic. Lard-henned.
tzc; crude. 6Aa6kc. butter scarce and active;
western creamery, l7si9c. Coffee unchanged;
hio cargoes. fair, i9hc- sugar unchanged A
SOFT i-I6ashc. Copper quiet and unchange1
renncd, i2i.ai3c Whisky firm and unchanged
At O9asi.l0. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
ialriy active. Corr. for orders, -. Oh. caics-
Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, g3o-OeO bushels.
CHICAGO.
Gu cAGo, May 9-Cash hour unchanged No.
sirin< wheat and No. red 9fa93c. NC. :
corn, siEc. No. g oats, 2sag7hc. Mess-pors, flA
Lard, t&EE. Short-rins. fS35ssaaS shoulders,
sai5d0. Shors-clear, fa70ssa7J. Whisky, sLO2
The Leading futures ranged a. follows:
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AUSTRALIAN PLAN.
A GRAND SUCCESS AS TESTED BY 'HF
LYNCHBURG PRIMARY.
The Committees Strong Endorsa''
the system--A Plunge
for n Hat.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

IysovnuRg. VA, May 6-Ihe larges 'o'o
ever pollod In this city In q primary election was
polled to-day. The now system "a modineauon
OF the Australian PLAN adopted BY the Ezecu-
tive Committee for the primary Is eoncedeo 20
night by not only tho committee, Thy On over
whelming majority OF the voters. TO be vast I'M
provemsn, over the old plan. and the large 'o'o
to-day sttosts that fact
In nm tn,erviow with several members OF lhe
Executive Committee tonight they ssy ,o-1nd
DAYS trial Of tho new plan convinces W III 49,
tha shadow OF doubt thst the people WI. Ia
consent 10 discontinue IT, We have noI n sa. a
single complaint from any source Even 'nOse
VINO At first opposed II have for tue ms. p e..
confessed iIs perfection. We boar nOtb,us 81.
approval on all sidos and thins we iiay , 20.
with certainty that the system Is M a''O'"''
success" ,-,.,.rv
Tho following are the nominees OF the pritss ny
to-day: X. D. Ynncey for MAYOR, ": II. on.' 80.
commissioner OF revenue, +. i; Nts..on -
Commemorative attorney, :. h. Johnsoh IO'
citv Sergeant. and w. Z. Callahan for high con-
stable.
DID HE SAVE TIE Eat
white msn named Thomas BerroW' u s s.ls gu,
ger 10 the city. fell from the prldEe 'uet sge'
tho river at the foot o. Ninth street TINS Ai.ol
noon, a distance % about thlrty-nVe ieet, O"h ~
be struck deep wator he was not hurt nc VIZ
endssvoriug 70 save his hat. when mao oio .sn
OF, when be lost his balance. lie swan !" 'No
shOre without assistance. -, m
Mics Anna OyertOD, daughter Of Ceptaln . "a.
Overton, died at her fathers residence near 9Eot
Syringe, hppomattOx county. yesterday Sno
was very highly esteemed. -,.,-.. 81,
Hiram s. Flcshman. prominent citizen OF
Campbell county, died yesterday; aged seVeh'y-
one.
THE MOTHER FOUND.
Ever since a deserted white infant was iouno
near the corner Of Lynch and Tenth sites
about three weeks ago and reported 10 these dis
patches tho police have been endeaVorlng 10
discover tho unfoeling mother She was trscei
beyond the North Carolina line, but eluoen
arrest To-day telegrem was received i,otn
Ieaksyille stating the authorities there had
found tho woman and that she desired 10 nave
the infant returned 10 her. This will probably
be done and the matter ended.
A colored woman weighing about 30 ponnds
fell dead here last night Hesrt-disease 10 INC
supposed cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 8, 1890.
OFPERING5.
eAIFs REpoprrp 10 SECRET ARY.

WHEAr.-Longberry, Is00 bushels prime at
fl.0i. Mixed. 800 bushels very good on private
terms. Total sales 81 wheat, 240O bushels.
CORH.-White, 1850 bushels very good 10 prime
on private terms: ESQ bushels very GOOD ~ 4sfc.
Mixed, eco bushels prime on private terms
otal sales Of corn, $3.50 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
STATE FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Preparations for the Meeting In Alex
andria.

Preparations for the Meeting In Alex
andria.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Uspstcn.l
ALEXANDRIA, May 8, 1870.
The preparations for the reception OF the VISIT
ing nremen and members Of tho virginia State
Fire Association, which will meet In this city
during next month. aro now interesting the hre-
mon Of this city. The matter is in the hands OF a
special committee from each OF the three hro
com pauies Of this city, together with commit
toe Of the citizens. who are making preparations
for the affair. Last night the Columbia steam
Fire Engine Company appointed committee 70
look after that companys share tn the mslef,
ana the old Friendship Company viii appoint
ono next week. Everything will DO done 10
mako the visitors have a pleasant time ana 80
away pleased win Old Alexandria and its people.
WHERE WASHINGTON woRsHrPED.
plan. II f. understood, ls now on foot 10
ondow old Fohlck church. In Fairfax county,
some six or seven miles from this place: lhis
old church was inc parish church OF MI Yer
non, aud 10 was there that General Washington
often worshipped. The matter is In tho hands
OF the ladies' who have charge OF me MI Nor-
non estate AMI will doubtless 10 carried out
Rev. Sir. Wallis Is its present rector, and us
congregation has among it, members some OF
the Oldest and best known families IN this Sec
ffpu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
LIE RACES POSTPONED.
Manufacturing Company Organized-The
May Election.

rSpecisl telegram TO the Dispach.l
FREDERIcKsBUEG, Va, May 8.-The first
annual racing under the auspices of the
Young Mems Riding and Driving Club, adj
vertised 10 take place to-day, was post
poned until Saturday the 10th instant on
account of the rains of the past few days
and the heavy condition Of the track. If
fair weather continues the indications are
that some fine racing will be witnessed.
Mr. Thomas Franklin, an aged citizen or
this city, was struck with paralysis at his
home last night while reading, and at this
hour is living in quite q serious condition.
Fire night before last entirely consumed
the dwelling in King George county
owned by DR.. J. S. Massey. OF Richmond.
The dwelling was a large, three-stOry
house. and was only partially insured. The
contents, on which there was noinsurance,
were also consumed. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
AGOoD sTABT.
This evening ten of our businessmen
met at the Mayors Office and formed 4
permanent organization to be known as the
fredericksburg Manufacturing Company.
its purpose being TO promote manufac-
turing interests in this city. The organI-
cation consists of Isaac Hirsh, president
X. B. Merchant, secretary; NJ. b. Rowe,
treasurer; j T. Goodrich, attorney
with Mr.. Hirsh e1-QficiO chairman;
Joseph liable, David Hirsh, Benjamin
Goldsmith. X g. Merchant, John 1.
Knight, John J.. Goodrich. and J. b. Flick
len, trustees. NJ. b. Rowe and John W.
VOLT constitute the Board OF Directors.
The capital stock of the company Will not
be less than az. 900 nor more than 5000, 900,
and az soon az the charter Is obtained
shares at the par value of $40 VIII be PLACED
on the market. This is done in order that
all may become interested and thus push
the boom here which promises to be equal
TO that Of other booming towns.
The candidates for election to the va
rious Offices which Will take place on the
22d have begun 20 announce themselves;
and the indications are that a lively and
exciting municipal contest viii be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
SOUTH CAROLINA EPlsCOPALlANS.
The Colored Brethren Excluded from the
Diocesan Convention.
NV teIeoraph 10 The Diqpatch. |

CHARLESTON. 5. C., May S-The Diocesan Con-
veniion OF the Episcopal Church adopted an
amendment to-day excluding colorei NOM
bers from seats on tho floor, with tho
provision that only the present coiored
member shall retain his seat until his
privileges are lost by resignation or death.
The vote on tho amendment was; clergy,
81 10 4: laity. - to 10 This settlement OF the
negro question Is lot rnsl, as tho convention re-
tains the power - admit colOred delegates at
any time The ~ Mchaels and ST. Psuls
ch nrches % Charleston are not represented In
fhe con ypuf!Ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

tory OF Oklahoma Supreme Court of1cisis Of
the territory OF the Oklahoma: Edward y.
Green. OF Illinois, Chief Justice: Abraham =.
scsy. OF Missouri, and John q. Clark, Of Wis
eegnsin. Associate Jussces: Warren Lurty, Of
Nlrginies United States Marshal: Horace Speed.
OF Oklahoma. United States Attorney.
Postmasters: Nireinia--John r. Davenport,
tlordonsvillo; John r. Johnston, Danyiie.
0eorgia-ThomAs J. Watt, Columbus: hiss
kteha X. Laird, Lagrange. Tennessee--Mrs.
Lulu II. Smithson, Pulaski
Bond offerings today tss.sc0. All accepted at
l22 for per cents and I03k for sk's
ized the FIRST National Bank u Cardiff. Tenn,
70 begin business win capital OF $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

NEW IoRKs, May s.-The sock market was sc-
tive for a few stocks but rather quiet for the
general list to-day and feyerish, and irregular
tone marked dealings almost from begin
ming to end. The only conspicuous strong stocks
wers Chicago gas sugar retneries, New Eng
land, and Burlington and Quincy. AMI among
the specialties louisiana gas and Wisconsin
Central, while the only stock displaying any
real weakness during the day was Aichison
which, however. recovered oil Its losses before
the close Of business.
Eren,ng Exchange dun but steady. Money
easy NJ las. sub-freasnry balances-Coin,
sl62,6a0,Cc; currency, S4,sSi.000. Governments
dull but steady for a.: per cents, l2!; ex.
coupons lO3A bid, ex. interest," STATE bonds duh
but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

Tribute of Respect.

Alta meeting OF the members Of steamer Com
pRny, No. I, g the Richmond Fire Department,
held last night, the following was adopted
Whereas II has pleased an Advise Providence
10 remove from our midst our friend, W. ". A.
Roswell. we. the members OF steamer No. /,
Richmond Fire Department, bowling In humble
submission 10 Hin who " doeth all things well.
hereby tender % the bereRved members OF his
family our most heartfelt sympathy IN this their
sad bsreayement assurng tnom where they have
lost The head 10 their family we haze lost dear
and valued friend and wish 70 unite with them
IN their sorrows. and assure them Of our sym.
pathy. r. j. SNhAD, I'M.
W. b. SMITH,