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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
INTENSE HEAT IN GERMANY.

MANY soLplERs HAVE DIED FROM SVNS'"o
NINE PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING"
D-,t, ruly sO-Although tropical heat prevalls
,hro,gbou, the Empire. the summer military drHls
,ove been carried without any apprec'aole al
,erot,on OF programme. The troops nave su"e'e'
intensely Fifteen soldiers have died OF suns'roN'
-, the harrison manoeuvres round BautZeh "'''iu
-, a,sr,g Scores OF others who were prostratei
NV niN ~ haot are convalescing slowly. FROM an
~ ~ the Empire where the soldiers are IN ,ne
Pa, o,oa daily stories OF sunstrokes and prosua-
i ~. ,r,,, no heat. Many soldiers OF the Beriih
,arr,son have been incnpacated FOR duty ior ~"
Inst three days and have been sent 70 'h' nosp.@aS
NJ heavy thunderstorm Ht Essen yesterday
Itgh,ning struck three electric cars one peso!
,,es killed and twelve others We're stunned. r's''
narsons were Killed 10y lightning yesterday III NJ
mn Mold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
Np SEYMOUR WOULD NOT ANSWER
.,.orurp prcAtlvrnANT WITNESS BEFORE TIL

ANOTHER RECAi|TTkANT WITNESS bhf'"' HE
SUGAR INvEsTIGATiSG COMMITTEE
washington. July 5o-The Sugar investigating
Committee spent It's session today IN trying 10
make another recalcitrant witness answer ques-
lions This was Mr.. Seymour. senior partner OF
The New York stock -brokng Arm OF seymour
p,o,hcrs A. Young He had previously declined -
IN Inc committee whether any Senators had IN
y vested in Sugar stock through MS hrin, am I'm"
g. consult counsel given 20 him. lie appeared
o. dav With Treahwcll Cleveland. Of New ork. az
NIs attorr,ey and on the latter's advice persisted
a., a., ne reTusal II is urobabl" that his name VIII
a. rcscr,rd 10 tho Vice President for c"rInchuon
=, b. Distrlct- Attorney FOR prosecution under IN"
criminal statute covering such cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
TRIrD TO XIII ms BRorHETS WIFE.

Orange Mass July 30.-Aibert Southworth. aged
nttv Of Warwick stabbed his brother wlte' carrie
= southworth aged forty. five times In the breast
I'D ,,.cs ot her hone in Warwicl, last night. She
MAJ, recover No cause be assigned for the as
sault.
While they. with several others. were sitting IN
the sltting-room Southworth said to his intended
victim: - ,,ou
The woman stepped INTO the Kitchen ana se'V 9f
later the man was cndeavOring 20 take her HE
with a pocket knife. ,..
Southworth was taken - the lookup. lie Claims
that he f. innocent OF any crime ana tnat tns
wOman's injuries were self-inticted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
YOU CANNOT GO

70 carlsbad, but you can have Carls-
"a osu brought to yOu. Procure a bottle
9. genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudcl
sa'l and dissolve tcaspoonfnl of it in
.unblerful Of water. 1t is the best
nna'nrai aperient and Alternative extant.
pest taken when outdoor exercise can
mad. Nothing is "just as good "
no" s' You can get the genuine i'm
ported article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

For jaundice and all other condi-
tons resulting from constipation, 60
by the book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. At drug
stores; or write to B. F. Allen CO..
365 Canal st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
CHOLERA IN MARsEILLEs.

TIE SPANISH CONSUL THERE SAYS THAT THE
DISEASE IS SPREADING RAPIDLY.
Madrid. July 3O-The Spanish Consul al Mar
soules has informed the Government that many
coses OF cholera and many deaths nave Deeh re-
,.,a1 - hin, in the LAST few days. II" SAYS mat
ppr'rt 49,, ~ "a spreading rapidly. although the
local 6fica!s deny It's presence The spsm1M ' be
eminent has ordered that stree lr''''''''' ~
taien on the frontier and AZ all ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
srp1Kr INVESTIGATION POSTPONED.

Washington. July 3O-The first meeting OF the
commission 10 investigate the controversies pe'"''t
certain railroads and their empoy'S 'onn'C'e' "'''
the recent strike appointed last week by President
,tov.i,nd which was TO have been held a. the once
Of Tho Department II Labor here ms m ~ 9,L
,,s,ron.l until tomorrow morning NJ ~ cl"'n,
n,.i,g Ia the inability Of John j. herman on. Oh
The commissioners. 20 get here IN tine from N'T
VII Tho other commissioners. M"s5rs ar,pli -.
Vv~ich, United states Commissioning OF l'iuDl >
Nicholas r. Worth.ngton. Of Peoria, ~ "eLe prs
emf II viii probably De some time before me coi''-
,',ssion begins the active work OF lnF"susi'Vn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
cp.rD ARMY MEN MAKE COMPLAINT.

Albany. July 20-The State Committee OF the
Grand Arny OK the Republic, which has IN charge
the enforcement OF the law passed by The .as' Legs
azure giving veterans the preference to appoint
ments I'm the public service whore the compensation
does not exceed 81 day has companed 10 |o"-
troner Roberts that the veteran provision VI ~
o,,a, concentration bill = being violated In the
s,o,s Department OF Public Buildings The pro
vIsIo, referred 10 was first inserted in the annua'
appropriation bill OF 1885, and has been CONTINUES nra
eaSn ~. ne 1ositiors OF orieres and watchmen
" ,sa State buildings shall be filed by veterans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
TWO MORE MATHEMATICS UNsEATED.

SPEAKER EMERSON AND MR. MGEATH FOUND
GUILTY OF BRIBERY AND coRRVPTioN'
St Johns ~ f, July 30 (SpecaD.-Chief justice
Carter delivered Judgment to-day In the Flacehua
election cases Speaker Emerson ard James NC
Grath. ex-chairman OF the Board Of Public WORKS
vvera found guilty OF bribery and corruption. ana
were unsea,ed AMI disqualified from sitting IN me
legislature This makes fifteen members or the iate
Whi,eway Government who nave been unsea't'
while the cases OF two other members remain 10 De
tired. -. .-,,o,,,, cioar
To-day's decision renders the way perfectly ciear
FOR the Coodrlige Government as they are III PCS
session OF thirteen seats in the Asssmbiy WHl.e
tha Whitowayltes have now only ten. Inc l'eS!slal-
ure viii meet on Thurs lay 70 pass the necessary
financial bills the session occupying only ABOUT
Nenk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
PRINCESS BISMARCK ILL.

SIZE HAS HAD SEVERAL PAINTING FITS, DUE ~
TIE HEATHER CONDITION NOT ALARMING.
Berlin July 3O.-Prncess Bismarck has suffered
greatly from the intense heat in Narzin anu ms
had several fainting nts since saturday morning
Her condition is not alarming. however, A re-
mort was started yesterday that Prince l5lsmdi' I"
was i'll but II was due only 10 the m.sunderstanq-
lng OF a dispatch concerning his wifes Illness ne
is In his usual health. -.
Fmueror William has telegraphed from the
north his congra tuiat.ons upon the fOrty-seVentA
anniversary OF Bismarcks wedding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

Cottage city. Mass July 30 (speciaD-The mrs.
drowning accident Of the summer on Lake Antnony
occurred this afternoon. Frank Baker. the SIX
vear-od son OF Peter H. Baker, a contractor IN
Newton Lower Falls was WASHED into the 'aAc
by the incoming tide. Miss Clothde DouaL OF
Neuyork civ and A. L. Barbour, of West New
ton started TO the rescue in their boats MISS
Douat arriving first at the spot dove and Drougns
m the child after IL had gone down for me tniro
time The doctors worked over the boy lor se'srsA
hnnrs mn could not revive hin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
r1-ncr nRErrrLAC CENsURED.
HE MAY REFUSE TO PRESIDE AT THE TRIAL

HE MAY REFUSE TO PRESIDE AT THE TRIAL OF
N CARNOT's ASSASSIN.
London July 3i-"The Daily Chronicles Paris
co-respondent says that VI. Gutrin Minister OF JUS
tice was greatly annoyed by Judge breu'""'
criticisms OF the Ant-Anarchist law. These CRU
-, ,,,,ra mad. I'm the Judges address 70 the Jury
NJ tho opening Of the Lyons Assizes week ago
a sharp reproof from Paris has caH@eH J"ese
ire,i,,nc 20 think OF declining 10 PRESIDE az lhr
,,tai ~ Sante Caserio His associate judges VINO
Iii anDear A, Carerio's trial are NJ DAVehleFe'
nd DpVlepue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
CARDINAL LEDoCHowsKG NOT DEAD.

IAkI1INNT4 IsTII7J'I IIN7 WIZ
HE y AT rrzERNE. SWITZERLAND. AND Is IN
EXCELLENT HEALTH
pa-is July 3O-The Journal des Debats' says
-. -a,o-, n, the death o, Cardinal Ied)chowski
Project or the Propaganda Eide. IS unfounded me
Cardinal is In I.uzerne. Switzerland, from wh'ch
place. the "Debats" says. he telegraphed 70 Rome
TODAY informing the Vatican that ne Is enjoying
hcllfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
err - VOW MRS BArrLE AYE.

o,..,.,, >.h Julv 30 Alfred Coe. a Sioux Ind
80, mo-. education secured him II position as a
,rt IN a Chadrou store few months ago. was
o.. - the hundreds Of Indians who came over from
standing Rock to spend the Goyerrme,nt, annuity
,,i,h ,ha'lron storekeepcrs. While here
tnn.S -, rrhose indian name ~ Battle Axe. was
MARRIED to Miss Eva Kelly. a a"-pouna Ohadron
mo- ma, ,ro ,,,s also n clerk In the store where zoe
t,iii h,rn employed Mrs. Battle Axe VIII take up
pa. ,"Iging Win her Indian husband on the reser-
walton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
Practical Results-13 Years Work.

EIGHTEEN MILLION ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Forty dollars already saved living policy hold
org by reduction OF premiums Eighty Thousand paying
Members Two Hundred sixty Million Dollars insur-
o-ce In force Three Million Hundred Thousand Cash
Surplus-Rcserve- Emergency Fund. More than sixty
Million Dollars business FOR the year 1898 These arc
few practical results already recorded to the credit OF
the
MUTUAL. RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
T. B HARPER. President
Home Once. Mutual Reserve Building.
broadway corner % Duane-st.. New York
Send circulars and rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
TO APPLY CLOSURE on AUGUST I

London. July sO-sr william Harcourt. Chan-
color OF the Exchequcr announced In the House OF
Commons this evening that the Governinent Wiz p
closure the committee stage OF the f"lc'eu I'm
ants bill August !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
TUE POPE TO coNvoKE An ASSEMBLY

CARDINALS AND EASTERN PArRIARcHS TO DIS
crss TIE QUESTION or THE REUNION OF
THEIR RESPECTIVE CHURCHES.
Rome July 30-The Pope Is about 10 cohVohe
an assembly Of Cardinals and Eastern faular'hS
for the purpose Of discussing the question Oh 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

,bo r,,ercoloniol Conference had accomplished q
ereat work Even II iis recommendations should
not be Immediately carried out, he added tney
would bear fruit In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

Greenock. July 3o-It is announcer that LOT
Dunraven's yacht Naikyrie VIII oe '0'' q" ~
lion on Friday. just as she stands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
roNFERREES IN A DEADLOCK
NEITHER SIDE WILL YIELD.
osppcTs OF TARIFF LEGISLATION
SEEM TO BE GROWING LESS.

-.,,-ar1cANs ALLOWED NO VOICE IN THE FULL
.xn FREE CoNFERENCE-voOR AND
VEST KEPT AWAY BY II-LNEss-HoUsE
DEMOCRATS DETERMINED NOT
TO RECEDE-wOULD TIE
PRESIDENT SIGN THE
A.rr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

viii probably be referred to the Committee on the
Judiclary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
CAUCUS POSTPONED TO THURSDAY.

"r. Springer. 81 Illinois had numerous confer
."'es this afternoon with members Of the House
- - respect TO the caucus. which will be held on
."u'sday instead Of Tuesday Of this week. While
Ne proposition is hercely combated by a large
Aulnoer OF Democrats. Mr.. Springer insists that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
BURGLARY AT CREME
EIcHTY-FIvE DOLLARS AND A GOLD
WATCH SECURED.
Arrested as Perpetrators OF
the Crime.

CREwE. VA. February 2o.-tSpecial)-
A very bold robbery and attempt to Kill
occurred this morning about 8 O'Clock.
which has caused no little excitement
here. Mr.. Thomas Cam. who owns a
bar-room about mile from here. was
robbed at his residence. which is about
100 yards from his place OF business. of
eighty five dollars I'm money. and gold
watch valued at 500. He was awakened
by his wife, who heard a noise in the
house. He got lamp, and entering the
kitchen was fired upon three times. One
bali took effect in his neck near the
jugular vein. The wound, though pain
ful. Il Is hoped will not prove serious.
The money was taken out OF box on
the bureau in the room In which he was
sleeping. Mr.. Cam and his wife escaped
out of a window and reported the rob
berry to Mr. Peter Leneave. who then
reported the fact TO the officers.
Later to-day two colorcd men named
John Orange, a brakeman on the Nor
folk and Western railroad. and Andrew
| Lee Davenport, late OF Henderson, y. e.
who has been living with Orange for the
last FIVE months. have been arrested by
| Officers Henry Harper and j. i. Toone
charged with the crime. On their per
sons were found a pistol and blackjack
The house of John orange was searched
and In II were found decks OF cards
poker chips. SC
Drs. W. T. Warmer and Julian III
Abbtt probsi for the pistol ball. am
were successful in finding 1t near thu
spinal column.
The footprints near the house wher'
the robbery was committed fitted TN
shoes worn by Orange and Davenport.
From evidence given by Oranges wifc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
virginia News Items.

Mr. and Mrs. Upshur Quinby, OF oman
cock are spending the winter III the ber'
mudas and the West indies.
Tho roads in some parts of Accomac
u,aI, nigh impossible on account or the
Len mud due to want OF work and Inn
proper drainage.
ur + p. Hawthorne highly-respected
citizen. died a. bis home. near "aoes-
willie. Clarke county. last SATURDAY h'sn''
after a lingering illness.
Dr Robert williams. Of Richmond, now
connected with Bellevue Hospital New
work IL visiting his uncle, Dr. Johh y
wise. at Accomac Courthouse.
car,ain T. c. Joness zinc furnace, near
pulaski. is turning out nne grace o.
.,nc BE formerly suDerintended the
Bertha reduction-works, a. pulaski.
Dr Robert A. Young. former resident
NJ Accomac. died recently at his home
On Cameron. Kan. He was a brother o.
the late DIR. Edward Young, Of Accoma'
Courthouse.
r. p. Trigg, of Abingdon, has effected
sale OF $4,000 worth OF coal. Iron, ano
timber lands In Wise and Dickinson coun'
ties TO eastern capitalists. who VIII develop
them In the early spring.
A man whose name could not be ascer
tanned was brought to Roanoke on Mon
day from the Elkhorn region and trans
ferred to the Roanoke and Southern trail
for TRANSPORTATION to hts home in Norti
Carolina. He was shot Saturday In
singular manner. While holding a stecl
by the head for a friend to shoot thu
ball missed til. head Of the animal anS
lodged in the mans spine, producing para
lysis Of the body.
The will Of the late Major J. Harrison
Kelly was admitted to probate In tn
Hastings Court OF Fredericksburg on Mon
day. Mr.. St George n. Fltzhugh Ii nance
as executor without security. The sum o
xOo is bequeathed TO Mrs. Maria X. Daniel
and the same amount to Misa Bridge
Murray. both Of Fredericksburg. and s25
cash to Peter v. and H. X. Daniel. tn
residue Of the estate. after making seve
raj requests to his nseces. II left to hi
two sisters. Mrs. Jane r Beller and Mn
Agnes N. DinkIe. Of chaxiestown. w, We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
A RICHMOND MAN Welded.
Mr.. NJ. &. Patterson United to Miss Juinita
Massie mt the University Chapel.

Mr.. NJ. &. Patterson United to Miss Juinita
Massie at the University Chapel.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. February
2O.-(special)-A pretty marriage occurred
at the university this afternoon at 1
o'clock. The contracting parties were Mr..
Malvern C. Patterson. of Richmond. and
Miss Julnita Massie. of this city. The
ceremony took place In the university
chapel. and was performed by the Rev.
III. II. Lee. OF the Episcopal church, as
sisted by DR.. ]. William Jones, chaplain
to the University OF Virginia. The bride.
attired in handsome white brocaded
surah trimmed in rich lace. entered the
church leaning on the arm of her brother,
Mr.. Frank A. Massie. Mr.. George Hume
berry. OF North Carolina. was the best
man. Groomsmen. MIR. Clement wright,
Of North Carolina; Mr.. NJ. Hope. OF
Georgia; Mr.. Eugene Massie. OF Rich
mond; Mr.. John l.. Cochran. Jr., or the
university: Mr.. W. L. Cochran. or the
university. and Mr.. Percy Gray, OF North
Carolina. The chapel was handsomely
decorated, and Immediately after the cere-
mony a brief reception was held. The
bride is an attractive and popular little
lady. The groom was q former student
of the University Of Virginia. The pres
ents were numerous and very handsome
Among the groom's relatives present were
Or. and Mrs. r. A. Patterson, Miss Eliza
beth Patterson. Mr.. Fuller Patterson
Master Pernel Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs
Archer Patterson. OF Richmond. and Mrs
Dial. Of Florida. Other visitors were MI
and Mrs. John Tyler. Of Richmond; Miss
Lizzie Shumate. Lynchburg; MIS-. Pres,
0<x..t ~
Virginia; Mrs. Howard q. Avery. OF
Clinton, Mo-, and Mrs Joseph Cochrane
OF stanton. Mr. ara MrA Patterson
took the west-bound train this afternoon
and will later make an extended southern
r0tlr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
WILL OPEN AT NIGHT.
The New City Hall Can BE Seen by ALA
Day-Labor Proposition.

The Committee on Grounds ana Buiiu-
ings held one of its regular meetings III
the committeeman at the new CITY
Hall last evening at $50 o'clock. the ioi-
lowing members were present: Messrs
Tavlor (chairman), Turpin, Carter, bpps'
Noble, and Mountcastle. -
I-non motion of Mr. TurpiD the WASH
,npton-Hall property was turned over 10
the Richmond Fire Department. -
After much discussion committee oi
three was appointed TO look into the ma
ter of selecting room oulsiue VI .I'
new City Hall as place fon the uls'ii-
hutIon of meal to the poor OF the Guy.
Tbo committee authorized the City En-
pineer TO investigate the matter OF re.
Dairine the First Virginia Regimentai
armory. and the cost thereof. lie was
aIso directed TO ascertain the cost OF
oouinnine APARTMENTS for the Court Oh
Law and Equity. , a.
Tho city Engineer was authorized 10
light the new City Hall every night iroii'
7 IN 10 o'clock for the balance OF this
month During these hours the pubic
will be permitted to inspect the nall
COMMITTEE ON STREETS.
A called meeting of the Committee on
ctraeta was held In the committee-roonl
Of the new City Hall last night at
o'clock. The following members Weie
nresent: Messrs. Curtis (chairman)' STa.'
Ton Alien. Carter, Thomas, Gray. Wmte'
and Turpin. .,.,., ,.o,,
Nr Stratton presented a petition from
the Grain and Cotton Exchange ASKING
that the streets around the grain eie'
votor be paved. 1t was referred 10 ule
civ Engineer for an estimate OF the cost
Mr. Stratton also offered resolution
IN have Ninth street from VI 10 Apisdi
MAYED. The resolution was recommehoeo
TO the Council
the motion to put in culverts In rear
~ Nos zoo. 70i and FOG Grove avenue Was
rejected by the committee, who deciueu
tbot the work, If done at all, shouid p'
Of The cost of the owners OF said property
DAY LABOR PROPOSED.
Mr. Curtis offered a resolution to dls
continue all contract work on cuiVerts
and let the CITY Engineer take charse VI
q and proceed with IL by the day-iaDoi
nlan He had no sooner offered the reso
iu,ion than one OF the other memper'
summed M and said that the city wa'
NOW oyerburdened with expense WA
sho,ld no done TO reduce II instead OF III
crcasIne IL was n question which .h'
oon,,ittee. he said should consider Mt
curtis I'm reply 10 this remark static
~ no could save the city S0,VO pei
year II that was what the committee
| wanted. ,.,... A. ,,o
After q great deal Of discussion the mo
tion Of the chairman was lost py YOU
! OF TO 4. .,,,;,,.
Tho committee disposed OF some routine
business and adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
THE WAR In TANGIEk
The Virginia Oyster Nary Engages q
Maryland Pilatcal Fleet.
CANNON and RIFLES USED.
Drcdgers Open Fire and Are Raked by the
Chesapeake-Two Vessels Captured
and Eighteen Men.

TAsI.EY. VA. February 2o.-tspecial)-
Captain william r. Hudgins. commander
OF the Virginia oyster steamer Chesa-
peake. arrived in Pungoteague creek TO-
day. bringing with him two Maryland
schooners and eighteen prisoners, cap
tured In q fight with the Maryland oyster
pirates last night In Tangier Sound Cap
tain Hudgins. acting under orders from
Governor OFerraA, came up from Nor
folk yesterday. arriving of Tangier island
about nightfan. Here he was joined py
Captain A. J. Reed and crew OF the state
oyster schooner Tangier.
READY FOR ACTION.
About s o'clock the Chesapeake lowering
her lights to keep from being seen, ran
UP Tangier Sound to Old Womans Marsh
where the dredgers were at work. Inc
steamer ran into a feet Of about twenty
vessels before they were aware OF her
approach. Captain Hudgins had all MS
men ready for action, and ordered theH'
not to fire unless the dredgers hred the
first shot AS soon as the astohisheu
dredgers saw the Chesapeake nearing
them, they opened fire on her with riiics'
HEAVY FIRING.
Captain Hudgins Immediately gave or
ders 10 fire. which was done with a ven
geance. The pirates took to flight, nrine
at the Chesapeake as they fed, but tht
Chesapeake kept up such CALLING nr'
with cannon and winchester rifles ina
the pirates were glad to make their es
cape into Maryland waters.
CAPTURED.
Oh "a
schooners ran ashore, and Captain huu
gins sent armed boat-crews To take .neh
out. and the steamer towed them to ian
rIer Island. where they remained unit
daylight this morning, when they wer'
taken into Pungoteague creek. The schooh
ers and eighteen prisoners have peel
turned over TO the authorities OF Ac
comac county. The dredgers are now u
iaiI The captured schooners are the WI
liam Il. Price Captain Disco, ana the
w. Stevenson, Captain Lowe, both
Smiths Island. Nd.
ONE REPORTED SUNK.
1t is reported the schooner James II
Stansbury was sunk last night III ,he gu
gagement and that cannon-bali froi
the cbesapeake passed through the cabi
of the Tony Frost. Yesterday Afternoon
the State schooner Tangier put cannon
ball into the hull OF the pirate schoone
Moore and Brady. 1t Is also reported ina
| Captain Thomas. of the State schoohe
Pocomoke captured Maryland schoohe
dredging in Pocomoke Sound.
The people Of the Eastern SHORE OF VII
| ginia are jubilant over the gallant ana u
fec.ive work done by the virginia oyster
navy. Governor O'Ferrall telegraphe
his congratulations this evening to Car
| tain Hudgins