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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
ROBBED BY THE MONKS.
4 Startling State of Affairs tnesrthsd In
Russian Monastery.

ST. PETERSBURG. June i5.-J'he
Church of the Chudov Monastery which
is within the walls Of the Kremlin, was
recently robbed OF vast amount OF
plate, money and gems The plate had
Just been used i'm the ceremonies attend
ant upon the reception OF the Gar and
had not been returned 10 the security
vaults. The property and money taken
amounted I'm value 10 between 2,N0eW and
100000 roubles. The police patiently
investigated the case. with the result
that all the monks belonelne TO the
monastery We're arrested. Sccretcd in the
monks cens we're iound geins- wTIC'I had
been torn from their settings holy robes
and the missing holy vessels. made Of
precious metals.
A charge OF sacriege has been made
against the monks. and probably may
Of them viii go TO Siberia for life.
The police. I'm searching the monastery
for the stolen property. learned beyond
dispute that number OF women had
been living secretly with the monks for a
considerable time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
FEELING Runs HIGH.
The Citizens OF Princess Anne May Lynch
Boyd-Mr. Tebault Dying.

NORFOLK. VA. June 15.-Special.-
It was learned this morning that the
feeling is very bitter in Princess Anne
county against the negro William Boyd.
who attempted an assault upon Mrs.
c. w Hale whit0. The lady was
travelling along the road near Virginia
Beach a few days ago, as stated in The
Times yesterday. Boyd has been placed
in the county JAN. which is well guarded.
but IL is thought that tonight a force
Of armed men Will make an attempt 60
lynch him, and that they Will very likely
succeed.
Mr. T.. f. Tebault. city auditor is not
expected 10 live through the day. Mr.
Tebault has held the position Of auditor
ever since the position was created. He
was also secretary and treasurer Of the
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal. and
clerk 20 the board Of health.
Judge Brooke has granted a charter
to the Ariel Club. OF Norfolk. The
purpose Of the club is the encourage
ment of athletic sports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
Coal Men visit Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June 15.-
Special. -Forty-three members or the
Retail Coal Exchange OF New York ar
rived in the city this morning and spent
some time II the ship-yards, ana then
,,Isited the Chesapeake and Ohio coal
niers They left al noon FOR Norfolk.
snd win return 10 New York tonight by
steamer.
Mr. w Baxter and his two sons. James
and John. who are employed at the dry
doek here, have made an exact model Oh
the United States cruiser Detroit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
BOrrLING BOURBON.
south Carolina's Liquor Machinery Put
in Operation.

COLUMBIA. ). g.. June l5-Spacill--
The States liquor machinery was Dut IN
operation to-day. and the work of bot
Ging bourbon bee1a 40 the dispa lYarv.
Three immense tanks had been filled with
nearly 500 gallons Uf rye each The
bottles were mn ad by means OF two filling
machines. which shut off the supply
automatically as soon as the bottles were
nlcd The bottles were placed 'n crl-es
and rolled t3 the stopper machines. whore
the c0rks Were put in. After this they
were handed 90 ladies who seal ID and
labeled them only Quart bottles of bour-
bon were filled to day. The capacity for
quarts is about 400 bottles Some Of the
bottles were taken 20 leading bar-ke spers
to-day and they pronounced the iiqIlr
as of good quality. but with no age on it.
Ten ladies are at present employed. but
if business bo0ms like the Governor Cx-
recis 10 10. there will be three or four
times this number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
land onlce Cllrks Dronned.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June l5.-To-
day the names Of siXty-seven clerks were
dropped from the rolls OF the General
Land Ohice. OF this number SIX were
from class Z 81 500 per annum). nineteen
from class l6OO. sixteen from class 2
lsl. i00. ten from class Gl .2oO. eight
from the $1,000 class and eight from the
oouvief class of 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
Two Weddlncs in Rrlstol.

BRISTOL, TENN, June 15.-Special-
To-day we have had two very pretty
home marriages celebrated At 1880
o'clock Mr.. j. Logan Wood, Of the Wood
Drug Company. was united in marriage
IN Miss BERTHE Childers, daughter OF j. B.
Childers. Esq. one Of the solid citizens
Of Bristol. They will make a tour of the
West. including the Worlds Fair At
$50 Mr. Hugh Woltz Taylor and Miss
Hattie Goodson King were married. Mr.
Tayior and his bride went over the Balu-
more and Ohio road on special car 10
Elizabethton, and will spend the honey
moon amidst the gorgeous mountain
scenery OF Western North Carolina.
'rne funeral OF Capt. William Gilmore.
one Of the oldest employees Of the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia railroad.
was held at the Methodist church In
Knoxville to-day az 1880 o'clock. Captain
Elmore died yesterday In Knoxville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
77-
RANGE OE ETER.

Range Of thermometer at The Times
office yesterday: A. NJ, 70; l2 ~, 81; 3
r. NJ. 50; 8 p. NJ. 50; 3 p. ~. 7s y mid
night, 70. Average. 70 l-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
shlnmrnts Of Currency.

NEW YORK, June l5.-The shipments
of currency TO the West to-day amounted
to only $4,000. OF which 10000 was OBJ
tanned from the Sub-Treasury IN eN-
change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
Mr.. Cleveland IndispOSed.

WASHINGTON. June l5.-The Presi-
dent is indisposed. not seriously so, 1t is
said. but still sufficiently under the wea-
ther 10 make IL desirable that he should
remain at his country residence instead
Of encounlering the heat and turmoil OF
the city and the ofiice-seekers. He hopes
to be able to visit the White House to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16

~ INBTSFOSTTION KEEPS MN
FRON ms OFFICE
greatly to the disappointment Of Those
Who Want Ofice-Nirginia Con-
Ercssmcn In Washington.
TMrs BurNr, EArLYY BUILDING,
WtsWN0IoV. June 10. 1898.


everybody who wants TO get anything
SO lis hands ls more than willing TO give
f,n. when hey purpose Offering some
A.raud.uary appeal to the oiIice-glving
mower that sits pcrchcd in that rarcr and
r.rer air of tho inner sanctuary OF the
white House. Many an Iscarots kiss
n.s been given the President many a
lapriy turned phrase. he hears. has
been repeated over and over again until
letter-perfect. many smile he sees has
been studied before the glass that not
one muscle may hetray the insincerity
with which So has been given. He rs the
President the appoinuye power IS in his
hands. and he must at amy cost be- con-
WINGED of the loyalty of the petitioner
and The cause he presents. The fight rs
over. Democracy is triumphant party
difference must Doe sunk in The great
aim aud object of the victory. tine change
of those who WELD the reins of Govern
ment.
Nr CIeyt, and meets au alike. bis
friends auI fots. lle SIS 900 sharp
politician. too much the knowing man ~
the world t0 show in word or action amy
resentment for what is past except
where ne and NOT hIs principles have been
attacked or to mu % meet in FUN ac-
cord the hearty support that Doe and his
nessures have had no The hands Of his
friends Many % Don mot has Doe gotten
on With friend and foe alike and 80 is a
shreWder mau than ho and it is acknoWl-
edged that there are few in public liic
to-day. "ho can teH you what goes be-
tween the hN's livery one VINO mas an
nirNle" WIN hlm caHs 10 satisfactory
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-16
Another Hatchet Found.

FALL RIVER, MASS, June l5.-It Is
reported on good authority that "A hatchet
was found under Groves barn near
the Borden premises yesterday. and that
the police have it in their possession.
but will not talk about the matter at
present. The story goes that a boy was
hunting for a ball and found the hatchet
Those who report the story think II may
prove important evidence IN the Borden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

p,r,more June 7-M~vabb met his Waterloo to-day
and Ansons 'Babcs' won the glme Eleven NIT. OF
which n,c were doubles. the score against McNabb
I'm the first three innings. This usilladc along with
base on balls and a couple Of errors. resulted In nine
runs Thereafter Chicago did not score but IL looked
a. II they would IN the fifth inning when thrcc Singles
uIed the bases with no In the seventh McNaob
off he'd bu, four balls u rct, side. Mc,ii held the
.Orlocs" safe throughout. Robinson and Erz getting
five O, the eight hits. Attendance. 900. score
r altman ..::. ::.:...c Q Q %
Baltimore 5. Batserics-Me,'g ard sehrver' MeNaeo
Philadelphia June 7.-Pfcnors gave Phlaie'hi'
three runs In the ninth with lead Of two Louisvile
tied the score inning. but four good singles
gave Philadelphia two iuns and the game III me ''nu
Attendance. 2.5il The score: -
I Pn%.S;|Ena ......ii Q ! Q Q : %
rhmodephia Y. ou,Sllle 10 L,rOr,rrSa
i Ielmminr and Grim Umpire snyder
Washington June 7-Mcckn's wdncss in the first two
innings gave Cleveland good lead and almost lost Wash
ino,on inc game Tut he settled and nvncble
for the remainder contest receiving good support
from his neiers. especially Hoy, VINO ""le severn
brilliant running catches. Cuppy did some good WORK
but the Senators managed n bunch several HIT which
aided by costly errors. them the victory Attendance
ZOO The score
S Ws,sias,on ...:::: - D 9 ] 90
70 csyea9d i E,Io McSi
lnston l. L., ue.e,%% D. rn",rrpMeousd ANU
Boston, June 7.-Cincinnati won todays game by one
NJ the greatest batting witnessed IN this city,
For seven innings and Dwyct PLAYED with the bats
men home run by Long yielding the ONLY run up Ia
tbis time The Reds" had made only two hits on
Nichols and the Champions -four on Dwyer In the Gin
cnuati'. eighth inning nlrc run, had been earned Oh
eleven hit. with "a total OF fifteen. Attendance ioo3
The score: - .
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RaschitS-Eoston o. Cincinnati IL. Eiors boston ];
cncnnat g. Pattciies-Nichols and Bennett Dryer ana
Murphy. Umpre-Em-le.
Amherst. Mass. Jane (Srecsl).-Amhcfst ei'Iy de-
fcac, Crown Oh Pratt Fled to-day, although her team
made altogether poor fielding record u Dc approved
The
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
UE THINK, TIE TREATY WAS STOLEN.

Washington June =" The Star" prints the fol
lowing: There's a sooundrel In the state De-
part,nent and propose to find out who he Is Ih's
remark was made by secretary Gresham In hi, once
AT the state Department this morning. 1t was al
dressed to small gronr OF newspaper men. ami was
provoked by the Secretarv's intgnltion at the pre-
mature publication OF the Russian eXradiiion treaty
and OF diplomatic correspondence leading up to the
'r aty
secretary Gresham suspects that these docu'
ments or COPIES were distracted from the secret
archives OF tue Department. AMI We're sold or given
TO the newspaper In which they appeared. II Is
aid that the secretary Is Of the opinion that access
,o ih,c secret records OF the Department
,oui have been obtained only through the convince
Of an cmployc OF the Department, II IS clear 10 MS
mind that there Is leak somewhere AMI he proposes
10 locate IT, II possible. lie accordingly gave order'
uls morning for a thorough investigation Of the mat.
for with the view To summary action In the case oil
tho offender should II b. found that he Is an o'hcer
u the Government. secretary Gresham haS sh'u
that he is always willing 10 make pubic All business
81 the Department that can he toll with propne'y'
lint There rc many matter, necessarily secret In their
character which cannot BE- disclosed without de'r-
mon, ,o our foreign relations. II Is therefore CON
.idered nb,oicy essential that they shoiil not pas
into tho hands of employees tainted with the i'n',
s,sr,con az untrustw orihincss. TIE result 81 IN"
present Investigation will be awaited with interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

Buffalo " v June 1.-THE Enquirer says " IS
stated that Edward NJ Field. OF New-Iork' whose
Wall street operations caused much comment year
ago and who was remanded 10 the Buiialo stat
Uo,pital TO determine the question OF his sanity
enjoys luxurious existence there. entirely Tree
from all restraint and that he IS just as rational as
he ever was TO reporter who inquired OF Dr.
BRYANT one OF the hospital physicians. about f1'id
case the following explanation was given
when Mr. Field came TO this institution he was
suffering from melancholia accompanied by de-
lusions During the last year. under the treatment
he has here, received he has wonderfully Improved.
He is not entirely recovered by any means nor am
able TO state how long period his treatment mere
must continue IN order 10 warrant his dischhre''
lie Is much better, and that Is about all can say.
He IS not we'll enough to be allowed, nor Is me- any
specal liberties nor Is he well enough to be allowed
outside without an attendant
In contradiction OF the doctors last statement
The ENQUIRER, prints interviews with two oi ficids
frienes upon whom he calls from time to Time
These men state that Field has come to Their houses
entirely unattended, and that he frequently eocs
downtown, nominay In charge OF an a''eho"h' Ut
"A stewart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

WORLDS FAIR RATES AND I.-hlGRANi CoNih'L
General Passenger Agents Daniels. oil III" He"
York Central and Roberts, OF the Erie, ana o'her
sso,c.- officers haye gone West to attend a meeting
ot Chicago TO arrange Worlds Fair rates from Bnhaio
and other Western trunk line points TO Chicago. 20
far thi territory has had uniform schedule OF sp'c
fares and confusion has resulted While IN chicago
fine trunk.linc people will look hari to discover
the .lcakagc- which has favored the iacha"ahha
road with - large percentage OF specih "'ii'
Fair excursion traffic out Of New-fork.
Tho Continental Conference Of transatlantic steamer
lines i, contemplating the execution Of s'hch' ior
controlling the routes by which stceras" imhsr''H'
passengers are to be- sent West by rail amer hrr'ms
here The object l. TO prevent CONTAMINATION vi
revenues by exces I've commissions caused py r''s'
The steamship companies hope 10 oe "o.' " '"e'
a, agreement with the trunk lines and In" Wes,?rn
railways so rs TO have complete harmony III hhai's
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
SUING THEIR BROTHER FOR AN ACCOUNTING

Chicago, June : (spcCaD.-Nrs Robert p. Walker
and Mrs Oliver e. Glaze, daughters u the late
william VI. Derby. filed bill Of complaint In the
Circuit Court to-day against their biothcr. william
VI. Derby. r.. III which they set forth that the de
PENDANT Is In possession Of rcil estate valued NJ
$3.50 900, part OF which they entitled 10. The
bill alleges that the elder Derby. who died last De-
ccmber. left estate valued AT between 81 100000
and s2,OO0.OO0: that liz lad become involved in
litigation with u man named Harvey; that ". NJ.
Derby, IT., suggested as n safeguard that the real
estate be decided 10 him IN trust, and that although
the father had frequently said the estate was u be
divided equally among the children. his will con
taned direction thai the deeds Of ail the property
which had been conveyed 10 the son weie 10 stani
as they had been made. The plaintiffs allcge undue
influence on the part OF young Derby. ana pray for
an accounting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

Supreme Court-,ienCri Term-Def1re Van Brun;, PJ.
Fohes and Parker. JJ-Case Oh; be'oen vs. DufAe' ~
cas, upr me Irsraham J-oton
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fn. srosa,es court-Tal Term-w Of John Morreu'
10 ;SU sssates Cour-ChsmbcrsE e Eiz,he,h A.
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,nd assistant Distrct.Attorney Ma ooa'-'o' W 80
inclusive. 49,. -, S...,,.,s-ior. iII-B~ose Ma"ttns -
and Assistant DistietAtsorhey "ee"S-'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
LIEUTENANT PEIRI'S EXPEDITION.
He Is HERE MAKING FINAL ARRANGEMENTS

He Is HERE MAKING FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR HIS TRIP TOWARD THE NORTH POLE
Lieutenant r. y. pcary. the Arctic explorer. is
now In this city making final preparations for another
trip toward the North Pole. lie Is staying at the
Hotel Barthold TO II Tribune reporter the Lieu
tenant said last night:
Il expect to start from here about July l. NY
SHIP the Falcon Is now at 81. Johns, Newfoundland
but she will leave there about June - or "a fOi
Philadelphia. where many OF the stores which We VIII
take with Us Will be put aboard. The Falcon Is Il
bail rugged steamer with a net tonnage Of 81 tons
and n gross tonnage Of $50 tons. Al Philadelphia W
will put board among other things, an air-tigh'
house similar TO the one that | us'd on m, former
Tip The house which Will take with me this time
will h. considerably larger than the other one. The
Falcon will come here fiom Philadelphia for the food
supplies. Although do not expect To be gone m r.
than two years will take provisions for three years
One Of the main objects Of this trip Is TO deter
mine the extent OF the detached land masSc, above
Greenland. We also will 90 along the eastern shore
Of Greenland from Independence Bay to Cape BIS
marck. My headquarters the last time that ! was
In Greenland were 900 miles below Independence
Bay at Il place called Whale sound. The Falcon
Will leave us ut TIL, place and will return for lis
In two years II the conditions are favorable
Intend trying to reach the North Pole, which l,
only about 800 miles north Of Independence Bay
Lieutenant Pcary has delivered i65 lectures In
10. days to secure funds to pay the expenses Of
this trip. lie estimates that 1t Will cost about
$1,000.
Tie captain Of the Falcon Is Henry Bartlett an
Old sealing captain The second oho'rs nam" Is
Eunphy There Will be about eight or nine mem
bcrs I'm his party Dr. Edward Vincent, OF spring
field Illinois. will 60 n the physician. Ewcnd
Asirup, who was n member Of the original Peary
expedition: j. w. Davidson. Of Minneapolis, and
c,,i rcd hoy named Henson are among those who
will 60. il has no, yet been decided whether Mr.,
Pciry will so TIL, time or nov. Inc iieuehanl
TO settle and She had moi reached decision.
The Navy d, pirtmcnt has granted Lieutenant leary
leave OF absence for two years 10 give MN une I'd
lead this exploring expedition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
,ov =, ,rc,oy,s oraDREyvrAL CONGRESS.

81. Paul. June For two or three Gays a." 49,
10 the Loyal Legion Quadrennia Congress, nav civ
.,,,vr, and Ucado,artcrs at the Ryan Hotel sHv
decorated for the occasion. have been n''eo WV ,hs
ans The session opened here this morn"s c.,.r.I
seventh quadrenninl congress ana NV ~. IN o,rlock
was called TO order In the Chamber u
Commerce. After addresses cf welcome BY maso.
W~sns IN. genera. session devoted to r0mm:
s.,ns.s :, had been proposed to extend the mem
bersnIp limitation so t, include naval ano m .,"o:t
cadets Of the years Of the Rebellion. cSs con
n. n,mous vote Il was rejected as tne pIesr". sswe
s.-sioT makes all such cadets VINO were !" s'
service eligible 10 become memoen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
CHOLERA DOES EXIsT IN ASIA MlNOR.

Washington. June surgeon General Wymmn OF
the Marine Hospital service on Tuesday asked 'n'
American Minister at Constantlncplc Turkey, Tor an
Affirmation or denial Of the report that choera OK
lsted I'm that country. AMI TO day received the o"o"
reply:
Pers. June Z.
FRS, case appeared May Goth a' Bagdad spreading
among Arab settlements. Also hh,'ro"s .n"s no ,
nnrtnd and twenty deaths per diem at 'assofnh. has
lately appeared M Rcd sea ports.
tSgned.) NbWbrNh'' '"'i .'
Dr. Wyman does not expect any danger from tue
disease uple>, It should work lis way to NeNahdrla
nm the Red Sea- Should II reach AlcNan iria, greater
prccau,ion, would be necessary to prevent lis al
mission into European countries. DIR. Wyman mas
received II dispatch from Hamburg stating that no
cholera exists there and that the health ci the CITY
: good
Paris, June "A death from a disease OF cho
c,oic nature occurred today at Nlsnes, capital Of
tho Department Of Gard. where a death from IA SINH
lar cause also reported on May ~.