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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
Range of..ths Thermometer at the 'front.'
door Of the Drspkrcr ofice yeztsrdav.
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

INV YORK, July e. -0perations ia the ssocx
MARKET to-day reached about the minimum snd
possessed no character from any standpoint.
First prices were slightly lower than those %
the previous evening, bnt support WAS found,
and under the limited demand prices slowly sD-
preciated: but among oven tns mOst prominens
shares fluctuations oyer III per cent. were rare
The Minneapolis and ". Loaia stock farnlshet
some diversion In the late trading, the preferred
rising large fractlor, bot there was 40 a.
companying animation and tho market felt no
stimulus from tho movement Tho favorable
bank statement had no appreciahio influence,
and the close was duh and nrni. generally a.
SLIGHT advances over the previous nights Ok ires.
saies-Listod, $4,000; unlisted, 5000.
MONEY AND EycnASsR
Erenin6.--Exchange 0niot and steady AZ fssa
4S9I<. Commercial bills. 4s5iss4ss. Money
easy: no loans closing offered al ". SUB
Treasury n1iances-Coin. ssS.0tS,Oo cur
rency, els.0aS.000. GoyeEaments duli bas
steady; 4 per cents, iiO94 state oonds no
elected.
THE NEW YORK BANKS.
INV YORK. July 23.--The associated bankA
statement Reserve, increase. s2,85o.0 900 |.
loans, decrease. s2,057, 500: specie, Increase,
si,l5s,200; legal-tenders, increase, si.1fi..
600; deposits. Increase, sls5,0O0; circulation.
decrease. 100000
The banks now holi So, 063, 500 IN excess az
tho requirements Of tho 20 per cent. r1le
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
TWO SMALLER CAME.

The Gems and Clark-Springs baseball
teams crossed bats at Boschen's Park yes
terday afternoon, and in five innings the
former defeated their opponents by @
score of 10 2. The batteries were: Gems
Walton and Sales; Clark Springs-Baker
and Waynes.
A contest took place upon the diamond
at Lee Monument grounds yesterday after
noon between the Richmond Club nine
and the Old Yirginians. In five innings
the first named team outplayed their COM
petitors, the score standing 10 to 5.
A game of ball will take place at Island
Park tomorrow afternoon between the
Highland Springs and Randolph Paper
Box Company's Invincibles. The game
Will be called at 4:30 o'clock.
TIE HoRFoLKs TO PLAY HERE THURSDAY.
The Norfolks will be here next Thursday
and will play the Virginias at Island Park.
Hume, Old. and Watts. of tho University
of Virginia team, are with the Norfolks
and say they have a team that can wal
away with anything in Virginia. Mr..
Glenn Shafer. who recently made record
at the Virginia Military Institute as fine
catcher, has joined the Virginias and will
add greatly to their strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
A Life PreseTyers
rfE.wf.r. Iffn

Blake: Narrow escape OF kim's, wasn'tit'
Sohmer: Hadn't heard of 1t.
Blake; Went out fishing with party and
fell overheard. Had Just gone down for
the third time when some one had the pres
ence ofmind TO tie rope 10 whiskey bot
tie and throw il overheard.
Sohmer Well9
Blake: Well, he came up for the fourth
time and was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
The WORLDS Cotton.
,p,,aiarynnAt N thu Dlspatch.

tBy telegrapn 10 tho Dispa'cn'i
NV YonKl July 2s-Ths ., total 4, s sai 5.9
can. aa sinst 2,O27. 26l and 500 26l bales, re-
spectiyeIy, last year. Receipts at all inte-
rior towns, Sass bales; receipts from the
plantations, 5,e6s bales; crop in sight,
8, 300, 049 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
THESPORTING WORLD
AN olp-TJmE BOSTON AND CHICAGO
GAME or BALL.
Bv,.,errapn 70 tho Dispatch


Bo,roS. July 2s.-It was an old-time
Boston and Chicago contest to-day that
was thoroughly onioycd by the crowd
Attendance, s,so6. Scores
Bostons ......i2olo12ox-7 10 2
Chicaeos.. d 1 0 0 0 so OIL II 2
Batteries Staley and Kelly; Gumbert
and Schrver.
THE GIANTS AoArs IN FINE PORN.
Erw YoaK. July 23.-The New Yorks
again played in fine form to-day. and de-
feated the'St. Louis team without much
trouble. Attendance. 3,0Sa. Score:
New york,. .so2o52oOo-ia is I
ST. Louis. ..00O00400O-4 9
Batteries: Rusie and Doyle; CALVIN and
Buckley.
NV YORK, July 29.-Tho Brooklyns de-
feated the Cincnnatis again to-day at
Eastern Park, Brooklyn. IN the presence
Of 5.524 spectators. Score;
r. oh. Z.
Brooklyns. E. 1900 1913 IL 8
batteries and Kinslow; Rhines
and Harrington.
LUCK WITH THE qUAKERs.
PHILADELPHIA, IA, July zo- NV
ting and loose fielding predominated In to-
davis game. but luck was with the Phillles.
and they succeeded In winning out an en-
PERTAINING game. Attendance, GAGS. Score;
D. B.H. Z.
Philadelphias. q 3O092 0-10 10 4
Cleyslands. % O00123 0 o. 8 16 6
Batter:es-Carsey. Esperx, and Gle
ments; Young and thinner.
BALTIMORE WINS AGAIN.
BALTIMORE. July 29.-Goo, 'se-running
in the sixth inning and trip. the ninth,
coupled with an error by Brown. gave the
Baitimores their fourth consecutive vic
tory. Louisvilles played the batter game,
but Baltimore now is good club TO beat.
Clausen's pitching was grand. Attend
ance, 1851. Score: r. D.H. J..
Baltimores. o 0 0 0 20 l. 4 .
IouisyiIles. o l 0 90 / 0 o. 3 IL
Battenes-Cobb, Vickery. Robinson, and
Gnnson; Clausen and Grim.
FHRET wEAKENs FATALLY.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-Ehret weakened
In one inning to-day and allowed Washing
ton to bunch two singles, double, and
bone-run, yielding four runs. This gave
the home club o winning lead, which was
not relinQuished. Attendance, 2,lSI.
Score: X. b.H' 4:
Washingtons. o 001 400 II II
Pittsburgs. 80 0 0 3 90 0 o. 10 3
Batteries-Killen and Mcclure; Ehret
and Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
Totals. 10 IL "a IL
RICHMOND COLLEGE
'Belcher put out for not touching third base.
BY INNINGS.

. 3
FOres, Hills. .........O o 0 2 L 6 3-13
Richmond College. % 2 o o 1 B z
Three-base hits, O'Hara. Two base hits,
J. Lipscomb. First base on balls-By
Hattorf, l by O'Hara. 2; by Taylor, l.; by
Burnett, 2. Hit by pitched ball, W. Lips
comb. Struck out-By HsttOrf. 8; by
0'Hara. q; by Taylor, 3; by Burnett, 2;
Wild pitches Taylor, /; O'Hara, 4. Passed
hal Isl Luck, 1; Boyd, 1; Taylor. 2. Um-
Pie, w. A. Graves.
Next Saturday the virginias will play
Richmond College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
Grain Destroyed by Fire.

ScorTsyIILE, VA, July 23.-About 800
bushels of oats and 400 bushels of wheat
were burned at Mrs. Peyton Coles's to-day
by sparks from the engine OF the thresher,
Only eighty bushels of the grain had been
threshed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
Killed by Chesapeake and Ohio Train

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 2s.-Mrs. Estep,
aged rs years. OF Crescent, twenty i've
miles east of here. was struck by train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, this
evening and instantly killed. Her body
was horribly mengled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24

Justice Barney Frischkorn, who was act
ing coroner when the inquest was held.
spent half day in making inquiry into
the rumor, and told the news gatherer late
last night that it could not be. true. lie
said that he had seen all the justices
Of the peace and constables Of the
county during the afternoon. and that
none of them had any knowledge OF the
existence of warrant for anyone IN con-
nection with the catastrophe, or OF any
arrest having been made. Continuing the
Squire said: Besides. one OF the wiz
nesses testified before the ,coroners Jury
that the Emmetts did not have servant,
Mrs. Emmett doing her own house-work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
AN uNFouNpeo RumoR.
No One mas Been Arrested Charged Win
tho Murder of the Emmetts.

A rumor was adrift yesterday that col
ored woman. who had been q servant IN
the unfortunate Emmett family, whose
sad destruction during the storm OF last
Tuesday night, was chronicled IN Wednes,
DAVIS DrsPGTcH. had been arrested chargea
with the murder of the five people. ~
further asserted that the woman had maze
a confession that she had poisoned DIT;
Emmett and his wife and children, ana
that after they had died she set IRE 10 the
house to cover up her CHASTITY WORK.
A D1sPATcH reporter began to make in
ouiries about the matter as soon as tins
story reached his ears. but no could find no
one who knew anything about snch .
woman, and it was ascertained positively
that no such person had been lodged III
fail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
Chairman Murphy and sir whitney Work
ing In Perfect narmony.

NV Yoss. July IS. 1T was said today
by gentleman who attended : certain
eonteFsnee ct psmoesAue iesosss 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRroR RIcaMoNp. JULY % 1907

PORTOR RICdMONO, JULY % 1871
ARRIVED.
steamer ArisL Dsyo. Norfolk, merchandise
Ard oasseneers; /. B. ratur, vice-oresident
schooner Cora Hagan, kenneoec' ieo' h'cn'
mG seao sSe Iy, baltimore, SOne-meaI, O.
schooner W. b. Bramble, Murphy, Baltimore,
bone-mesl, J. q. Tlnsiey.
PoRrog NEWPORT NEWS. JuLY2a 1891.
[By telssr4phl
ARRIVED
schooner Fannie Brown, Richmond.
SAILED.
Schooner Massasoit, Salem.
PORT OF WEST POINT JULY 81 1894
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship City OF Columbia, Stevens Nc"
YORK, general cargo. ,.... an
steamship Berkshire. Ryder, Pro'iaence' sen-
steansSip Chsriotts, Nickel, Baltimore, pas
nasseuRers and general cargo.
FAILED.
Steamship City OF Columbia, Nov forf va
Norfolk, general cargo. -, -. x.-<os.
Steamship Berkshire, ProVidencs ga Ns'oA'
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore passengers
ana general cargo.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Arrfyed; kugia, hels.
hnyy CITY OK Chester, Liverpool. Arrived ou'i
Ia 6ysstag ne New York for Havre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
sAlrIMSSs srocx MAeksr

BALrlsoRs. July 23--yirginia i0-f0's, 30 bill !;
30. 3s. 739ls74s4; Baltimore and o1io st0sk,
q53la9GIs; Northern Central stock, dtaD4i9 I;
Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern ist& lO5
bid do. LIST incomes. 90 bid; DO. "a incomes,
2S asked do Sd incomes, asked; cons0lI.
dated Ras bonds, l15i4 bid.
haye been in tho grocery business for
thirty years with tho exception Of four
years spent in the Confederate army. |
havs never seen any Gunpowder Tea to
equal that sell now At 81 per pound.
JULIEN BISFoBD, Agent,
1906 east Main street,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24

Tns wxArHyn IN RICHMOND YursspAY
was cloudy and warm In forenoon and
afternoon. At "a o'clock last night Il was
fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24

Bosros. July 2s.--It was an old-timc
Boston and Chicago contest to-day that
was thoroughly onioycd by the crowd
Attendance, $500. Scores
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24

wAmnsrox. D. O.. July g.
| FAR Forecast for Virginia for twenty.
- -four hours--fron midnight 70 mid.
! night: Generally fair and con
tinusd warm weather; southwest winds.
For North Carolina, GenerAlly far
weather. clearing in southwest portion !;
variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24
ruy oI,rTa 1o,ry rryr ronM.
TIE prna nrrTATYn.

Nxw YORK. July 2s.-Thc Brcoklyns de-
feated the Cineinnatis again to-day at
Eastern Park, Brooklyn. IN the presence
Of 1924 spectators. Score;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24

n. B.H. u,
Boetons Is 2
Chicaeos.. ..011000 300-5 II 2
Batteries Staley and Kelly; Gumbert
and Schr1yer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-24

MEMORANDA
NEW YORK, July 23.-Arriyed; Ruga, hafs-
bnrg City OK Chester, Liverpool. Arrived ou'i
Ia Bretagne, New YORK Tor hayre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
enmlr c,rnntLc rRlDr SCHOOLS.

Tho director. ~ the Roman Catholic orphan N-N
lun held meeting Yesterday morning I" '"h'''''
lils for the construction Of the propose" p'''"'
Trades school ~ b. built I'm Madison ave. between
rt, first mud Fiftv second sts According 90 present
MINIS work viii bc started on IN" building "itmh Ten
dny- The new -ohools will occupy the whole front
fin Madison nve between Finy nr,t and FifN second
SIS They will lav" 700 feet I'm frontag" ana -
feet depth The floor spacc of the SCHOOLS p'P''
will hc 10 hy 40 feet. the remaining SlF'' VI w.
fee. beinc taken NJ by rom, FOR the sisters VINO
.,h 10, ,h, ns,lum I'll. building Will b" four
,rc. high The ~tyIc OF architecture Will b" '"ihlc
md the building viii cost $4,000. There VIII
Ice Ntc,n classroom, for IN the practical teaching
~ the trade - ,atprntcrng. plumbing, masonry;
mastering and painting. y blacksmith sh"p VIII
also Ice connected with the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
My HAVE TO PAY THE PATEyTEES HEIRS

Lynn, Mass. MAY 2s.Tn 1-sl the estates OF joseph
Davis and Jerome ingalls,. 81 Lynn. and u. LefaVour
sol OF Beverly shoe manufacturers, were at ached IN
an action Of tort damages for the allegel
infringement OF a combination shank controlled By
Calvin Rice, OF Beverly. the patenee General But
Ter was tho claimants counsel. The suit was not
prosecuted although properly entered in the court
records, and has rested for eleven years. Recently
Joseph Davis failed. HIS creditors found that his
affairs could not be adjusted unless the attachment
was dissolved they decided 10 press the suit for
trial. and the case will probably come MP In the
Circuit Court In Go>ton Wednesday. II tho claim
ant judgment every shoe manufacturer In the
country may be- compelled to pay for the use OF the
shanhs since 1904. The patentec is now dead. Cen
cral Butler will appear FOR his heirs. The manu-
facturer, held meeting last night To discuss the mat
tor the main object being to learn II possible OF the
use II steel shank prior To Ricc's patent. II Is
said that pair OF shoes exhibited In the fair Of
the Ma ,achusets Charitable Mechanics Association in
l-63. equipped with the same form OF shank. The
matter viii be fully investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
lrcLpENrS 10 CHILLREN.

Christian Muir eleven years old. who lived AZ 40.
1903 EIghth-ave., dragged hi 10Y cart TO The Harlem
River at Onc-hundrcd and thiriyhith-,t. yesterday
morning and took Oh his clothes ia have a bath.
Nobody saw him drown. but hi, body wa, nowhere I"
be seen at 10 a. m. when policeman took possession
OF L, co,hc In the afternoon. when his clOthc, had
been Identified, the police reported that IA" had been
hey ond doubt. but hts body hnd not been re
covered.
soon after noon a Of the Avenue u line ran ovr
and killed solomon Funk, three years Old. who wa,
PLAYING In front OF his home AT No. 81 Eat ErDad-
way The bows neck was almost severed by
Of the car wheels. \ policeman arret,d Thomas
Coleman OF no 2lO Avenue 4. the driver Of IN"
Marcclla OIif1en, seven year. old, fell from
ond- story window Of her homo, No. 7r2 Eighth
av, into the yaoI yesterday afternoon aud Wa,
killed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
VISITORS At OLD POINT COMFORT.

Old Point Comfort. Va, May - (SpecIaD.- The Ma
twelve hundred more arrived herr on Wednesday for
four days session Many " them accompanied
by their wives and daughters and the hotel accommodate
lions were inadequate for the immense throng who are
dist ibuted mt Hampton, Newport News, and Norfolk
Dr. c. W. F. Brack, Of Richmond welcomed the dele
cntos. for which DR.. Murphy. OF st. Paul. thanked him
In the name OF the convention. Nearly every promi.
nent road In the country is represented.
senator William f. Chandler arrived here Tuesday
morning on visit to his Lieutenant l.. H. Chand.
lcr Of the training ship Portsmouth, who has been III
for several days lie Is In the garrison In Lieut.
tenant lomcrs quarters where he Is rapidly improving.
Felix Campbell. member OF Congress from BROOKLYN
WINS here on Tuesday, attending meeting of the
IIyecIa Hotel Company.
\ board OF Officers consisting OF Colonel Edwin +.
Townsend. 18th Infantry Colonel Loomls L. Iangdon
lst Artillery; Colonel John VI. Wilson. Corps OF En-
CHEERS; Colonel Alfred Mordeoni Ordnance Depart.
ment, with Lieutenant H. l.. Harris recorder will
meet here on June 81 attend the closing exercises
the United states Artillery School. This viii oc-
e"py week or ten days, when they will submit a
report 10 the Secretary OF War.
The bathing season opened here on Monday and the
water Is said to be In fine condition
me Following are some OF the late arrivals al the
llygeia Hotel Matt Taylor and daughter William r
Morse, Robert J. Johnston. Mrs. NJ. f. C. baker W.
IL. snyder, j., Beinecke. John j. Allen A. c. Russell
and vile, william 4. Dler, George ". Carhart George
~ Hartman q. j. Nichols. +. l.. Campbell j. C. Mas
sic' george I. Patterson. Dr. II. II. Warner. william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

\ fireworks display ot great beauty IS announced
At Eldorado on Decoration Day. 1t VIII be under
fhc direction Of James Pain a son. Among tho
gigantic st piece, which they Will have on that occa.
sion Will BE- General Grants tomb. the great heroes
Of the Union. aud the " Blue ana the Gray. some
OF these viii be- unusually high and the full width ot
the great Stage at ElGordo. The Falls OF Magyar.
will be "A fine affair calculated astOni,h all. besides
the nrcwrr, there will BE- much H. anus thos" who
go to th, beautiful park. Nahan Frankie and the full
Kldoradp band Il sixty pieces will give a concert day
aud night. The corct PLAYER. Theodore iioch. Will
nlso take prominent part In the musical programme.
The REGULAR sunday concert At this resort will be given
th, aftrrnor aud evening This is only preliminary
- thu opening with Egypt Through Centuries. which
take, place June 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
FRIENDS or HILL IN ELMIRl NOT HOPEFUL

Emira. " y. May % SpccaD.-Noi only the
alarmsts. but ia" people generally. believe no" That
the Reading Railway will soon he extended 10 this
city, and the route viii be through state it. The
laying Of the Siac-S. track last week was the
entering wedge II is claimed. This being followed up
bv IN, appearance Of he corps Of surveyor, south %.
the civ along Bentley Creek, toward William port
fastened The suspicion firmly. and property owners
along The proposed route through n" city are angry
over the prospects,
senator lills friends In ElniIra have been exceed
ngly cIcstfaen during the week, and some vcnturcd
the assertion that lls name Will not be mentioned
In the National Convention. The canvass In this city
for n CleV Gland Endorsement great surprise and
disappointment that tho Hill club could not explain
Judgc = = TAYLOR, senator lIs Most confidential
friend here left for New-lOrk early In the week 10
confer with I'LL on the alarming condition Of political
affairs In Clemung The Cleveland Elmifa boom
Il serious matter, and before touching II Taylor deemed
II wise 10 lay the matter before his chief. 1t also
rumored that Alexander Eustace was quietly dumping
The Ex-Governor, and Eusiace and Taylor have not
been the best political terms, the Civil Service Com
missioner was not invited 10 the conference. Taylor
IS non committal on politics. but other Democrats
that Ill is entirely out of the race, but Will dictate
the nomination.. and that II won't be the stuffed
prophet clther'
Since senator Fassett began preparations 10 erect
his new mansion on the West side n boom struck
that part Of town. and during the large plot has
been laid out I'm streets. \ street-cnr line Will
DC huilt. and binding will rapldy follow that step.
Decoration Day will b. observed here on sunday
with the usual memorial church sc-vic,s and Mon
day In the streets AMI at the cen..;ic,. The Rev.
Thomas X. Beechcr will address Ba,1wn Pot AT Park
Church sunday evening and at the same time Hazard
Post will attend the Free Baptist Church. Hoffman
Post the First baptist Church, and Fitch Post the First
Presbyterian Church. The 26th and 3Oth separate
Companies will attend services with the veterans.
There Will be no procession the people prcferrng
go to the cemeteries IN carriages.
several changes will soon take place in the post
office Mr., Rathbun will the Office In the interests
OF the public, notwithstanding the Idle gossip the
contrary.
The milkmaids' convention an amusing entertain
ment given at the Iicddng Methodist Episcopal Church
BY local talent, proved decided hit and greatly
enjoyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
THE CATHEDRAL FAIR.

The financial report Of the fair held By the young men
Of the Roman Catholic Cathedral parish Is not yet com.
pete details but the receipts VIII fall
s2G 900 and may exceed that This the young
mems club IN nour,hng condition at the very outset
some time the society bought houses No li2
East Fltlcths, cost Of sD 900 and nttcd them up
with aparatu, and furniture required for gymna sum-
readln room, Iarlors aud other needed first
class clubhouse. The OF the fair la,es them
practically free from debt This was due largely
the hard work and energetic Of the
william Daily the director Of the young mems society and
10 the assistance given him BY Mrs. Eugene Kelly Mrs
Thcllud Mrs 0'ReIlly Mrs. Bonner Mrs Kennedy, Mrs
McAlecnan Mis. Manning. Mrs. r. Mcclure. Mrs Tray.
nor Mrs Cororan Mr.. Wallace and the Misses Crlmmns
and Leary one result OF their will Ire 10 en-.
courage formation Of Young mems societies and the
building Of clubhouses IN other parishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
4RlfT AND NAVY TNTFILHGFNCr.

Washington. May 2s.-Cap;aIn James Miller Cd In
antry. viii proceed - Concord. y. H. and report in
person To the Governor Of New Hampshire for duty I'm
connect. n with the National Guard of that state. The
following transfer in the 9Th Cavalry Is made second
Lieutenant Charles c. Walcutt, Ir.. from Troop X
Ia Troop L. The following transfers in the 18th
Infantry are made: captain Jacob H. smith from
Company to Company f.. Captain Alexander ii. VI.
Taylor from Company T. to Company X.
Leave OF absence until August 20. la92. Is granted
First Lieutenant Ia gel b. Dcvorc 18th Infantry.
Leave Of absence for one month from June /. 1192
Is granted First Lieutenant Charles NJ. Tmtt. 2lst In
nnry. aide de camp. Leave OF absence for Tires
months Is granted Captal c. y. berkeley Macaulcy.
assistant surgeon.
Lieutenant Commander W. W. Ra-inger uas
boon detached from duty In the Bureau Of Navi-n-
ton and ordered 10 duty M the Navy Yard
Washington. Assistant surgeon Manley +. Gate, has
been ordered to the Naval Hospital at Portsmouth.
y. H.. June l.
The Navy Department Is Informed that the Atlanta,
II the North Atlantic squadron lett It. Lucia. ". L.
Yesterday for New York The Concord Is at Natchca
lcr way down the Mississippi River on her WY TO
New York.
Washington, May 2s.-Thc monitor Passaic. now mt
Norfolk. VIII be sent some time next month to Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
U'oRKlfry KILLED BT AZ rIECTRTC SHOCK.

II burg. May 2s.-An accident occurred at the
Edcnr Thomson Steel Works at Bra1dock about >
o'clock thi, morning by which two men were killed
and several others rendered unconscious by shock
from the electric light wire IN the blacksmith SHOP
4 number OF men were working on "A travelling crane
In the blacksmith shop. The boom In contact
with the electric light wire and cut through the IN
suat,on In instant the full force OF the current
conducted along the iron framework OF the crane
and all the men IN contact were knocked insenSiblc
4 panic ensured among the other employees but as
the cause asccrtancd the current shut
Off. and rush then made 10 assist the PROSTATE
men. All except three OF the men soon recovered.
The Others carried outside the shop and restor
a;!vcs promptly administered. Two died I'm few
minutes after they had been removed. They we're
Anthony LOklc aged twenty four years, OF knOA-
VILE, Joseph Xcalcny, aged twenty three OF knox
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