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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03
Receiving the New Courf-Ho"se-
confederote Memorial Observances.

LEXINGTON. VA, June 2-(SpeclaL'-
The pride of RockbridSe county, the iio"
courthouse. was received to-day rom
the contractors with great pomp ana CIT
oumstance. The exercises were opeheu
bv Greenlee ID. Letcher, chairman OF lne
Committee i'm charge, and prayer was OF
fered by the Rev. j. T. Wlghtnsn;i H. ar.
A. Il. WithrOw delivered the puiIu,ii /;
over to the Board of superVisotIhso, n nnu
of the county by Mr.. Samuel .. Asher'
a member of the board. -. m
This was followed by speeches or ac-
ceptance by representatives, OF the seNee
raj magisterial districts ana the CITY VI
''10' ALL SHORT.
The speeches were short, witty. and 10
the point. and all elected much applauSe.
The day was clear and cool, ana wy
largest crowd that has ever gatneIeu
here since the unveilinS or the Jachsppi y
statue was present. The people nlled tne
spacious courtroom long before the li,i TIN
for the ceremonies, and it was imposslpie
10 get into or out of the room during
the exercises. During the entire uay
crowds of visitors came and went, III
specting the building, and the various
offices. The best of order prevailed, anu
this was a point much commented upUn
nv many visitors. The number or WISH
ors in town was at least twenty-five nun
dred. and possibly more
MEMORIAL OBSERVANCES.
In the afternoon the Confederate Me
morial-Day was observed, and this wa
pronounced by many the feature OF the
day. An address was made py tne hes
Thornton Whaling, in the Washington
and Lee University chapel, after whicf
the tomb of Lee was decorated. Inc
procession was then formed ana marche Z,
IN the cemetery. where the graves o.
Jackson, Pendleton. and other southern
heroes. were strewn with flowers anC
oVefgreens. TIE procession was headeS
bv the S2-yea<d Mayor of Lexington, }
w. Houghawont. and the order was a,
follows: Mounted police, corps OF cadel
of the Virginia Military Institute. head
ed by the Institute Band; the Lexington
Fire Department, Lexington Council
Junior order United American Mechanics
Cdd-Fellows. and Veterans.
-Four hundred men were in line; a dc
tachment of the old Rockbridge Batter!
fired minute-guns, and the cadets lred
salute of three rounds of musketry IL
| the cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03
WILLIAMSBURG.
VIII Return to the West-New Build
ing-Pcrsonal.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 2.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mr. Charles Burnside, from Illinois,
who came here with his family some
months ago. sold out his household and
kitchen furniture yesterday and Will re-
tnrn TO his western home. His family LETT
Monday morning. Mr. Burnside likes our
country, but thinks there is more money
where he came from. Several others VINO
came with him, will also return. IL is
stated that Mr.. II. j. Dilkington, who
lives with his family in the Vest house,
and who purchased the DelkS farm near
here. will return to his Illinois home in
the fall with his family.
deed of lease for term or twenty
five wears for q lot in the rear or the
store OF Spencer Brothers, was drawn to-
day by y. l.. Henley. attorney, TO Editor
Johnston, of the Gazette on the iot. A
will be erected for the use OF the Gazette,
which is now doing a good business under
the management of Mr.. w. c. Johnston.
Mrs. Edwin Lamb nurse, and three
children. from Norfolk, are here, stopping
with Mrs. Lambs parents, captain and
Mrs Lane, north Waller street.
Miss Susan Webb who has been at
tending school during the past session Mn IN
Webb Is a great favorite, and her many
friends will be glad to know that she Is
expected so soon. Gu, III,
Misses Mamie and Mary SherWell VIII
leave THIS week lor troiAor u,t. y. - n
will join party for New YORK. Ihey VIII
be absent some time. ,.,
Mr.. Denmead returned from Baltimore
this morning. accompanied by Captain j:
Clarke, well known in military circles Oh
the Monumental City. The Captain was
entertained this morning by the Regulars;
80 this evening. accompanied by several
members of this organization. drove out
70 port Arthur. on James river The cap
lain is the guest Of Mr.. Denmead's az the
Inn. and will remain here several days.
Miss Marion Jones will have as her
onest this week Miss Mary Walthall, or
Richmond. .,, ho.,o, Co.
day but not yet able to sit Up.
The rector of Bruton churcn yesterday
aa,ved a letter from the Bishop. stating
,hat he would be here Friday morning
Cnnfirmation services will now be held
Friday morning at IL A. NJ. and not al
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03
NORFOLK.
CAPTURED the Last Game of the Sc
ries from Newark.

NEWARK, y. j.. June 2.-(Specla|)-
Norfolk left here tonight. having cap
tured the last game of the series win
the locals by score Of TO 2. Newton
occupied the box for the victors, ana 10
him belongs a large share of the circuit
Of the victory. The rest belongs 10 'lc
Newark team. which played a very Nei!
loose game Pitcher GCttig did the loss
ing for the locals. and did it wei also'
but ne received miserable support. beI
tig has been secured by Ellis Tor sood'
and will doubtless finish the season Wlth
Newark The team work OF the Nollolh
players was good. but especially me was
that of Third Baseman NedulSe. lie
caught all kinds of balls ana plcked up
several hot ones. which helped Keep tne
Ncwarks' totals down considerably IN
the third Norfolk commenced hOsulltles.
SNYDER singled. Newton famed. but Nelhl
met the sphere and sent ii down TO right
field for a base. Snyder went down 10
third on the hit and then Weihl stole
second. Hodge thought Weihl was mop
ping on his way to second, ana sent the
ball down. The ball was returned TO
Uodge i'm n hurry. but he missed IT, and
SNYDER scored. McFarlan lined it out for
two and Wehl scored. In the next IN
ming a puff Of dust for Newark in the
air a run for Norfolk, and four errors
for Newark was the result. This made
the local players mad. and when they
got a chance in the same inning they
were out for blood. Sheahan singled 10
left. and went down two bags because
Rothfuss lined the pellet for a base and
Rothflss stole second and on Cargo's hot
liner TO left both men scored. Newark
made more bad plays in the seventh AND
eighth innings and in consequence Nor
folk scored two more runs. Score;
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
commencement observation-disclosures
The Special and Full Graduates.

ROANOKE, VA, June 2.-(Special.)-
The annual commencement exercises at
Hollns Institute, which began on Sunday
with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
George Starr, of Richmond, concluded
tonight with the announcement OF dis
tlnctions, comforting OF medals ana the
awarding of diplomas. me exercises OF
Nondav- night consisted of a recital given
by the school OF elocution and physical
culture and the college chapel was crown
ed to its utmost capacity On luesday
night the entertainment consisted or Vocai
and instrumental music, ana, IN carrying
ont the programme the proficiency dls-
nIayed by the pupils was highly credltaDio
10 themselves and their instructors. Inc
EXERCISES to-day began at W O'CLOCK WIN
a hymn. which was followed by prayer,
after which the diplomas IN tne u @pai,e
This was followed by an able and elo-
ouent address TO the school by Professor
C. Mitchell, of Richmond. Va, and
after a song medals were conferred on
the following y V1nSIa aa for sehoiarship
Miss Sarah Huntington. OF Virginia, for
English composition. and Miss May r.
clendennen, of Texas. for elocution. Inc
address of Professor &. j.. Cooke 10 the
crsduates abounded in good advice and
rs ~ rich in thoughts and elegant In ex-
nression. The special and full graduates
who received diplomas were as follows:
Soecial graduates-Miss Margaret Runner
Snight. OF Texas. and Misses Lucy Biggs.
Due nnssta Peyton, and Lucy Turner. OF Nir-
GINA. The fun grad duaa were Mere Mss Ms
Sipyi ,Sarv Williamson, of Harrisonburg,
Va and Miss Katie Nell ce Of New nS IN y sSs
,-e,,sa1 and Euzelian literary societies,
IN Which Miss Mary Wlia nnS ar Of xiP
ss, he drst. delivered beautiful saluta-
tory and Miss Mary Dew, president OF
the second, delivered an Impressive vale
oi Rev. DR.. Henry w. Battle. Of Peters,
burg was the orator OF the evening, and
Sel,vered a magnificent address. THIS
'nas Followed by vocal and instrument2l
music OF 81 high o,9er. when the. ,exe y.
mes NJ the session closed with brilliant
Essay esss by Miss Sarah Brice Dunnington, Of
Virginia. The attendance today and 70,
n;a5t was very large. and the exercises
,,era highly creditable TO the institute
and pupils. The pas. year n,, has a Des1 tha
annroaching session bids fair 20 be
equally so.
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ton. Before being overhauled, the Daunt-
less was seen throwing overheard poNes
which did not float Biscayne went up
New river to Port Lauderdale; having on
board number OF boxes and men; was
ordered 10 stop by Deputy Collector Cur
~. but continued on. and discharges
cargo on cars. Biscayne now III cus'ouS
NJ Manu.
The Department Of Justice Will , instrucs
the United States Attorney to institute
legal proceedings against these vessels.
and also against the persons who .ho Az r..
sauIted the inspector while in the az.
charge of his duty 1t is thought that
the vessels will be libelled. and their oii'-
GERS put under arrest
DAUNTLESS MEN ARRAIGNED.
KEY WEST. FLA, June 2.-The thirty
five men found OH the Dauntless were ar
raigned to-day before United states CON-
missioner Otto. charged with unlawfully
and felonously beginning TO- set 1 on ho1,
axpedItion against Spain. Colonel NuneZ.
their spokesman. pleaded not guilty ny ana am
the case was postponed until the s stn'
zach person is held under a bond OF $780,
furnished by Carlos Recio.
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CLARKE COUNTY.
Impressive Confederate Memorial
Exerciscs-COurt Matters.

IMPRESSIVE Confederate Mcmori"i
Exerciscs-Court Matters.
BERRYVILLE, VA, June 2.-(SpecialJ
In accordance with the custom observed
for years. Confederate Memorial-Day was
appropriately celebrated at the "Old
Chapel" Clarke county. Tuesday after
noon. A large crowd from all parts Oh
the county was in attendance, ana inc
graves of the Confederate soldiers VINO
lie buried I'm the old cemetery were Deau-
tifully decorated with flowers. Ihe ser
vices were very interesting ana impress
sive. consisting of an opening prayer py
Rev. ]. Courtney Jones, OF Wildwood,
the reading of the roll Of the dead py
MIR. r. Powell Page, an address by Pro-
lessor William II. Whiting, of Clay Hill
Academy. on "The Confederacy," and the
benediction by Rev. Edward Wall, OF Ber-
rvville. A number Of familiar hymns
were sung during the exercises, ana
trained chorus. under the leadership Oh
Miss Mamie w. Mcclure, rendered seVe-
raj old war songs in fine style. }. II. 10
Stuart Camp. No. "a, c. ", and j. II. Is.
Stuart Camp, s. c. ", were in attendance
and participated i'm the ceremonies.
County Court convened on Tuesday,
with Hon. II. II. Lee presiding. num-
Der of county officers, elected at the re-
cent election, appeared and qualiiied as
such. License was granted to Richard
S. Bryarty to sell liquor at Bryarty $
| Mill. near White Post Clarke county.
and the court is now engaged in the triaI
of William Moreland, a young white man
living I'm the mountains east of here, who
| is charged with having broken into a
| harm at Mt. Airy and stolen set of har-
ness. ,s
The earthquake which made itself FELT
| In so MANY parts of Virginia and Mary
land was hardly perceptlble here.
Mr.. C. II. BoxweM, manager of Rose
mont stock Farm, recently lost valuable
horse. for which he had shortly before
refused 5000.
Mrs. Edgar Moore, of Washington, H.
| c.. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
| Charles r. Hardesty, in this county.
| Miss Grace Palmer, of washington
Is visiting Miss Nellie Griffith.
Mrs. S. G. Hammond left few days
ago for the Warm Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03

a band of silver on the other. marked g,
c., 1895. No. 3S1. Mr. Goodwin Is kindly
caring for the captive, awaiting owner
ship. .
The little child of Mr.. w. r. Bailey 10
quite sick. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey have the
sympathy of our community.
Mrs. G. Il. Bailey, OF Raleigh. ": C.'
after q pleasant visit TO relatives here,
has returned home.
All OF the district officers recently elect
ed are expected TO qualify at County
Court next Monday. A.
An amusing incident occurred In the
Clerks Office this morning. Some months
ago a colored man obtained q license 70
marry In a few days the license was
returned. the bride-to-be having changed
her mind. The Clerk. at the request OF
the man, told him that when ne wanteu
another license he would issue II without
an additional fee. This morning the man
returned with the bride-to-be with him.
and the Clerk, in accordance with ms
promise issued the license without Zee.
A minister was at once obtained, ana tue
lusl<y twain made one flesh.
Misses Minnie Iifsey and Ellie Baker
have returned from the Woman's college.
Mr.. w. w. Robertson. our popular drug.
eist has returned from a visit to his OLD
home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03

LANCASTER. PA. June 2.-(Special)-
Ii was the Richmond club that made
r,rrow escape from being shut out to-
dav They scored four runs in the lirst
inning but these were gifts, the l-anca5-
tiers punching four errors on easy
chances. Their fifth run was the only
one they deserved. 1t was scored IN the
eighth inning on Captain Weiss triple
and Kain's out. The visitors, neverthe-
loss plaved good, hard game, and
their defeat can be attributed to the
ease with which Chesbro was hit ana
his wildness. The fielding Of the Johnny
Rebs. with the exception OF Elsey - was
MAGNIFICENT He evidently had an OH
day. He had seven chances ana MISSED
four Of them. His errors were cosby
too. being directly responsible 1or no leSs
than four runs. Chauncey bih SI"@I
agaln carried off the fielding honors In
lie 0fth inning he jumped up in the air
and with one hand caught ball that
was labelled for at least two bases
Red Mcdonald also played star game
and Captain Wells left nothing TO be De
sired in the way he covered hrst. IN the
eighth inning Steelman made great
latch Of a foul fly and beautiful thro"
that led to a double play. The Rich-
monds hit Yeager safely ten times pu'
they were not able to put their hits
close enough together TO make them
count. However. in the first inning
after the side should have been retired
three hits (slngles) by Hargrove Nc
Donald and Kahn were made and aldeu
hv errors. they resulted IN the hrst iour
runs. The Rebs did not show the liEeh-
ness on the bases that characterized
their work yesterday. The tendency oil
the visitors TO play dirty bah again crop
ned out. Elberfeld was again the
offender In the fourth inning, with
three on bases. Buttermore made long
drive TO left-held that was good for
a home run. but Elberfeld tripped the
runner and prevented his getting past
third. Buttermore turned and swung MS
fist for Elberfelds head and the latter
escaped a knock out by quickly duck
ing. In the second inning Hargrove
was hit on the arm with a pitched BAH,
and in the fourth he retired, Foster gong
TO centre. The Lancasters won by
punching their hits. Chesbro allowed
only one hit I'm the first three innings,
but ia tho fourth ne weakened and did
not recover until the sixth Lancaster,
in The mean time, having piled up eleven
runs. Score:
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DAVIS MILITARY COLLEGE.
The Commencement Exercises-A
Viraininn's Honors.

WINSTON, N. c., June 2.-(Special)-
The seventeenth annual commencement
exercises Of the Davis Military College
were happily concluded tonight. The
literary address was delivered by Rev.
Il. N. Ivey. of the North Carolina Chris
tan Advocate. He was introduced by
Cadet w. NJ. Boyd, OF Georgia. The pre-
sentation of the Kishpaugh drill medal,
Inv Miss Florence Kishpaugh, OF Harris
burg, Pa, was one OF the pleasing Tea
tures of the creditably rendered pro-
pramme. The medal was awarded to
CAPTAIN w. Ii. Face, of Virginia, who
carried off another honor. His name Will
h. reported to the War Department for
pnblication In the Army Register, as tho
PPraduate having the best record in the
soIlege's military department.. The
graduating class is composed OF the fol-
loving: Messrs. o. s. Ball. Il. r. Blanton.
w w. Brown. O. ID. Dalton, G. X. Hos
kins. l.. +. Pratt, and T.. c. Townsend.
ns North Carolina; T.. j. Boon and w: IL.
S ~ of Virginia; Il. =. Frishe, OF Ken
lucky: w. c. Kimball, Of Georgia; c.
Patton, Of Pennsylvania. and w. J. Zeiss'
of Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03
The Confederate Reunion.
Nashville Banner)

II Is estimated by men who are In u
position 20 form correct idea that not
less than 1900 visitors VIII come 70
Nashville on that OCCASION 10 ATTEND tho
reunion. This does not INCLUDE the tnou-
sands AZ visitors who Will be here, not as
ex-Confederates. but as sight-seers. ~
a. not unlikely that the number OF visitofs
in the city on June I'D viii be nearer w.
900 than 1900. 49,. ,,oo,{o
10 properly take care OF these Poop.
for three DAYS will require the help or
everv resident who can possibly render
ala The homes OF the city must be OPEN
ed and all who can appreciate tne im-
nor,ance OF sustaining the reputation OF
ne city must evince their interest ana
Observation-Disclosures by making unusual ana
Extraordinary effort TO help. even II " 90
ar n sacrifice OF their own com,oi..
Uonscholders who have not agreed 70
$40 come dodgers for the three reunion
49, or who have hesltated in onerine
thsi,' homes for this OCCASION, snoulo
eoms 10 the relief OF the committee ana
oonsort 10 help house visitors ~ they
~ nossibIy manage to do So BY the
vee Of cots and pallets: by giving up par
w.. Tor a few days for sleeping apart.
TO- and by various expedients which
IN, 10y suggest themselves TO thougntfut ana
,M'nnpitahle housewives, provision can %
,noaae Tor many visitors In homes when
NC now. under the ordinary arrangement.
..ei, filled. Nashville cannot anord 20
fau 10 making full provision III TINS mat
10
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sURIyER AND EDWARDS.
Their Cases to Come Up Monday, ana
to he Pushed.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE cases OF
Nessrs. John S. Shriver, OF Washington
and T.. ]. Edwards, of New York, the TWO
newspaper men who figured in the sugar
Trust Investigating Committees prosecu-
tion of contumacious witnesses, will be
called for trial next Monday morning.
They have been selected by District-At-
torney Davis as the next ones In me
series of prosecutions. Shrivers trial VII WI
be proceeded with first, and that or Ed-
wards will follow. Three or four witnesses
have been summoned for the defence.
District-Attorney Davis intends tnat inc
trials shall be pushed through witnout
delay. and will contend tnat the 49, ~
are radically different from those of the
acquitted sugar magnates, on the ground
that they explicitly and unequivocally
refused to answer questions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03
EeuIc-ShQclkiefOrd.

A. st Pauis church. Woodvile, to-day
Mr. Lewis p. Nelson, Jr;, brother OF
Mrs Mrs ". Greanor Neale; Of Richmond wed WED
Miss Caroline w. Shackleford. Ihe
bride looked charming In gown OF army
blue. taiior-made. Miss turner oi d Lfons
a gown Of ' gray cloth. r: C. Chelff OF
Richmond. lifelong fri friend rl,s OF w the
Mr. Fletcher, of Rappah han cbs,r ana %,
Messrs. Goodloe. Cooper. ana t me- va ~
d dnrs marty drove to the home OF the
e rooms father, where they were were served
9TH a sumptuous repast. The happy
couple left over the chesapeake ana
ohio railway for an EXTENDED wedding
tour West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03

playcr. covered the centre. and cross
Turner and Hartman were almost In. ne
only PLAYERS IN their regular places The
changes did little good. however as the
home team won In walk. score, =.
prooklvn 49,. ....o1Oo5so1x-iO . ]
81 To,iis 10000 00--l z
batteries: Daub, Fisher, and Grim;
Tmpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time OF game
| hour and 50 minutes.
FLORAL HoRsEsHoEs.
NEW YORK. June New York lost
the game to Louisville this afternoon In
tho ninth inning Up to that time the
Giants had the game well In hand, ana
we're going easily. Stafford and Rogers
49, 49, Il. ii. L.
Tew York go. ..O1OsOOO00-i . 4
louisville .. ...OOO11 900 81 Q
batteries: Meelin. Clark, and warner
Uemming and Wilson.
Umpire-Mr. McDermott. Time OF
game--2 hours and - minutes.
EASY FOR ORIOLES.
BALTIMORE. June 1.-The Champions
took very kindly to the delivery of three
Of Cincinuatfs pitchers to-day. ana pa
ted out a victory in the fourth lhhlns'
scoring five runs. Breitenstein was ha an :
mered all over the field. and then he was
spiked while covering hrst base. I'm o''
Who succeeded him. lasted but rso in
nings after which Dwyer was given
trial. with but little better results Bow,
erman got an ugly cut IN the fofntdu
from foul tip. but was able 10 pay
th scd gai"e through R.H. L.
Baltimore .... 80 005211 10 u
cincinnati zee. al 3 5000 o O.
Batteries: Nops and Bowerman; Brett
enstein. Ehret Dwyer. and SchriVer. /,
J-mpres- Messrs. Hurst and Lynch
Time. 2 hours and 10 minutes.
BATTING EXTRAORDINARY.
BOSTON. June 1.-The Bostons TO-DAY
through terrific batting in the first inning
and Wilson's wildness in the second, mant
a total OF fourteen runs before Cleveland
realized that the game had begun. kloDe
dam was practically invulnerable aftel
the first inning. while all the home team
still further fattened their batting ave
rages score: r.. II. T.
I Boston 80. ......s6O22Oo3.-2 20
cleveland zee. ....3 0 90 o o O. 3 .
batteries: Klobedanz and Bergen; VIII
son and OConnor.
Umpire-Mr. O'Day. Time, hours ah'
min
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peduccd Telephone Rates.

RALEIGH, n. c., June ESPECIALLY
The reduction in the telephone rates yes
terlav by the Railroad Commissioners
makes the use of the telephone within
reach of almost all The charge OF ~
On n special wire, and the s24 instead Of
sst to residences. The commission decided
40 arhitrate the question OF changing the
seaboard depot at Castor. The commits
Sion also reduced freight In firewood on
This reduction applies to all the roads In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03

Shall the City Council reverse Rich
mond's established policy and give the
American company the right to charge
as much as it pleases for local tele-
phone business, thereby inviting IL 10
crush the home company and put up
prices?
That's the question for the City Coun-
oil IN decide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-03
Lurny Dots.

IuRAY. VA, June 2.-(Special)-At the
commencement exercises last night OF
fnrav College diplomas of graduation in
ner,ain schools were awarded 10 Miss
Tar .tslh, of Orange county; Miss Todd, of
Louisa county, and Miss Susie Mchim,
of Luray. 49, -. D.,,,soro Ma
4, listing friends in Luray.
Miss Ethel Berry of this place; has
ocna 70 visit the family OF Rev. l.. II.
NiIbonrnc. of Rockville, Md.
Miss Minnie Undertake, Of Charles
,oS,,n w Va. is the guest of Miss Emma
parks. on Court street.
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p.uyrLEss AND BIsCAYNE.
coxerument Proceedings Against
Them for Filibustering.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Secretary
cage has received the following telegram
aated Yesterday. from Jefferson r..
prowne. Collector OF Customs at Key
".srng Dauntless sighted by United States
s..amship Marbchead Off New river. this
a,s,rict with steamer Biscayne along
UP Transferring TO her boxes supposed
90 Contain arms and ammunition. When
,WvarbIehead was sighted Biscayne drop
ned ned of and proceeded up New river.
bauntiess attempted to escape. but after
.ro-hours' chase was overhauled by
warbiehead. and taken into custody.
brought into this port. and turned over
~ me to-day. Twelve Cubans on board.
besides her crew. No arms or ammuni-