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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
Nauma4on'3
FAIL DISPLAY
OF
Millinery & Fancy Goods

We shall offer unusual attractions In our
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT this lall. Tho
tigh reputation We hayo attained on our
TRIMMED MILLINERY 10 the past We shall on
deayor 20 even surDass this season.
Our PATTERN BONNErS AID ROUND HATS
are naryels Of beauty, as vol ss those designed
in our own w0rk-room
AZ heretcfo o wo shall display tho best assort-
mout OF RIBBON. yELYKtS, TIPS, PLUMES,
BREASTS, WINGS, and. In fact everything per
tanning 70 MILLINERY TRIMMINGS that can
10 found 10 tae city.
We show an immonse variety OF UNTkl MINED
HATS IN FELr. PLUSH. AND VELVET FOR
LADIES, MlSSkS. And CHILDREN in all tho
latest shapes.
Our Fail and Winter limo Of CH1LDRENS
CAPS embraces al uuapprOachable variety of
styles and coiors I'm SILK. NUkAH, PLUSH, and
CASHMERE We are also displaying n iarge
assortment q KNITTED WOkSltD VESTS,
sACQUEs. CAPS. HOODS, AND BOOTIES fOk
INFANTS AND CHILDREN
No house 10 the city shows so extensive a
variety Of LONG AND SHORT CLOAkS In
CASHNERK, PLUSH, and WOOlLkNs FOR
CHILDREN as ours. We make 4 special fca-
ture OF this department Our Styles Lhis season
are very attractive, our prices az usual the
lowest.
ladies' who arc contemplating their fall pur-
chases Win nnd IL greatly 10 their Interest by
found replets with the choicest % everything %
DO found la the market The same standard "
MARKING ALL OUR GOODS ~ PLAIN
FIGUkE AND STRICTLY ONB PRICE TO
ALL which has characterized thts estsbiishment
IN the past Will be fully maintained Ia tho future.
KAUFMAN q CO,
oc l0-W6F ALB east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

There are two phrases we never liked.
"Named for is new, but We prefer the
old "named after. - Wilmington Star.
So does the only book in which we
ever saw the question raised-a Harvard
book. So does the Central PreSbyte-
riaa of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

LEVY G. DAVIS
LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE
IN THIS STATE.
FIVE FLOORS 50x150 FEET STOCK
ED WITH THE CHOICEST
GOODS.
They were the first to establish the ono-prce
system In this city. so you may depend upon
getting your goods at the lowest prices, even II
you are not aiudgs q tho article.
Their stOck ~ this ilme Is Immense, ana az
their assortment is large time and money can DO
saved by purchasing your goods OF them
DRESS GOODS.
largo assortment Of Black and Colored silks
HenrsitA Cloths. Sorges. Cashmeres. Cancels
Hair Foule Cloth. Broadcloths, Iricots.
Plush and Yciye;s In all colors
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Our stock Of Black Dress Goods is larger and
better ss.Orted than ever before. We always
c.rry a large assortment Of Priesty's cole Drated
D''0N DRESS TRIMMING.
We show the latest styles OF limp, CORDS
Buttons. Fringes. and Orraments-Rll Of which
we sell at The lowest prices
DUCHESS LACE HANDKBRCHTEFs.
We offer Ducness Lace Handkerchiois at lower
prices than ever before. Cali and see the bar
gain prices from 81 up 10 %
TEA GOWNS.
beautiful Printed Cashmeres and Printed
FlAnnels and other nice materials for max ng
and trimming Tea Gowns.
TABLE LINEN
We show large stock Of excellent Pure Linen
Dsmask for Table Cloths from SOC. up to s.
per yard
Napkins in all qualities; Doiiies Of oil kinds;
Towels from 75c n dozen 40 20 q each;
Linen Buffet and Bureau Scarfs at great bar
gains;
CAN and see the piece ~ Table Damask that
took the premium at the Glasgow exhibition.
CLOAhS.
Without exception We show the largest and
best assorted stock Of Jackets, Sacques, newman
kets, listers. Circulars, Raglans, and short
Wraps. -
Our stock II Immense, Newmarkeis, Ragans,
STYLISH. well made, perfect ntting and good ma
terial you VIII find hem In our store. Our new
Cloak-room is wen lighted.
BLANKETS &c.
Colored Blankets from SOC. up 70 $40 pair:
White Blankets from 81 up 70 SIS a par;
Crib and Cradle Blankets from fl35 up 20 IS a
pair;
Fancy Wrapper Blankets at g and $40;
Carriage or lap Blankets from g. up % fl5:
White Quilts At 75c, 81. flS5, $780, and up to $40
ea,h-al worry cheap:
Lace Curtains can be- hai at worry low prices, and
all kinds Of Curtain Fixtures very cheap.
CARPETS.
Our stock OF Carpets is very large. Our styles
are handsome az Ne only bought The best styles.
Take look At our handsome MOIuette, Velvet,
Tapestry aud Body Brussels. Three-Ply Ingram,
ana Hemp Carpets. We viii give you very low
prices When you call 10 see the goods.
LEVY & DAVIS.
oc i2-eOd 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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HATS, HATS, HATS.
THE RELIABLE
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIRR And Halter.
Zoe s-w.F&sul
DuTCH BULBS.

HYACIErHS, TULIPS, ETC, M
II PORTED direct from sae growers Ia Hol-
land and France, Just received BULBS are of
extra nne quality and price, fully as low aud
lover Than those Of northern dealers.
send for descriptive list Mailed fcee.
Parties rcquting large quantities. are request
cd 70 write for special prices.
r.. W. WOOD SONS, seedsmen,
corner Sixth and Marshall streets.
and i7ll east Franklin street.
Sc 23-eod, W&svtNosl kichnond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
R,chmond's Business Methods


A correspondent Of the Toledo SIM
day Commercial writing from Rich
mond paws a high compliment to the
hospitality of our people, speaks most
approximately of the beauty Of our city
aud the evidences afforded OF happy and
refined home life, and in referring to our
business methods says:
There is not the fever Of unrest and
change which peryades nearly all north
ern communities. There is not the
manifestation Of the itch for wealth.
There is contentmcnt and placidity with
out stagnation. The activities are nor
nal and steady, yet the signs are unlnls-
taxable that they are sure. With growth
and development go contemplation and
appreciation. II must seem that civil
>zstiou loses nothing by such a course OF
thugs. though industrial progress IS not
40 rapid as where there Is a more entire
conservation 60 ii.
The Commercials correspondent
shows that he WAS impressed by Rich
mond's business conservatism. And in
the long run conservatism IN business
constitutes the surest road to permanent
prosperity. The businessmen of Rich
mond lack neither enterprise nor public
spint, but fortunately as rule they
lack the speculative spirit, and are apt
to look before they leap. They make
haste slowly hut reach the goal of sound
business reputation sooner than many
who to all appearance travel much faster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
BRIEF COMMENT.

Some one should whisper to TEcUMP.
SHERMAN the gentle words, Don't
write"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

We don't believe in women on the
stump, but must confess that the ANNA
DICKINSON circus is very funny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

II doesn't take GOLD. A quarter OF a
dollar viii buy bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syruu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
IEET q fgEs.

RFAT LONDON.-A POPULAR
NELECTURR on this subject will he delivered
by Rev. ROBERT +. KERh, D. D., al the Hall OF
tho Yong Mems Christian ociauOn. corner OF
sixth and Main streets. on TUESDAY, October
lGth. At S o'clock =. H., FOR the benefit Of tho
building fund Of the new Westminster Freshly
terian church. Admission 30 cDuts. Tickets for
sale At Mr. L. NAguers drugstore, sixth and
broad struef-: az Mr.. Polk hiller's drugstore.
Main and Ninth streets and NJ Mr.. Parhans
bookstore. Nj ain street near Eleventh. Tickets
may lao 70 had from MAJ, John Poe. Hr. j. y.
CuliiDgworth. and Mr.. Irving Campbell. INIT
toe o. arraneements Oc9,I2, l3i4&l6-5t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

The opening Of tho hils sboyo aiyeftsci p
has been postponed until
SATURDAY TIE isTH INSTANT,
az tho same hour and place. al f'ts receiver
up - that lime Wiii be considered
Parties 81 Dm.lllng bids sra requested g. mi.' p
them FOR tho work - = nhoie, add aito lf 60
cubic yard Tor each class Of sOfk
". 4 TANNkk
DC 1874 Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
REAR LITHIA WATER

Sufferers from Diseased hIfrey, ~.r. l. ..
Bladder, Inflammation 20 ae Hat.,. ..
Acid. Phosphate Deposits, CoIt a.
usm, rilary Troubles Gorer. f t.t
rious forms o. Dyspepsts, WHO p.rs
tho use u this Water ty rrfsI .a.a
standing ani character hate f...f .r'..a
storauon % health. anl we rnF .F.
public will fuii conAlencs BOB DID,. tr.
remedial cfects Ia all ~ uc.o fi-.s...
For fuu particulars and tssan.l.s. ... ..
catalogue.
POLK MILLER & CO.. p......
Genera
Oc3 k.I"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

To the Editor Of The Dispatch:
Will you kindly inform us as TO the
correct pronunciation of the word
Italian, and oblige.
Two SUBSCRIBERS.
"It-tal.ya the sound of the 81"
having a slight resemblance to the sound
OF ii" in machine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
|. Rose & Son S
NOTION
DEPAR TMENT.

All kinds Of Zoe. Dress Buttons for ic. a dozen:
Every color imaginable Of Embroidery SILK for
s.. q dozen;
The best Twist for 10. a spool or o.. dozen;
Eureka spool SIX for g..
Tho best Gilt Edge English Pins for 70 q paper;
A &C. paper Of Pins for ic.;
Mourning Dressing Plus for Dc a box;
The best French Backing for lc hoK:
The best Fast Black Dareing Cotton Il. an ounce
Plated 1himblss fCr lc;
ExIs-ong steel point Hat Pins for ic.
25e. Dressing Combs for only i0c;
Extra wide ape for lc. 8 roll;
Eyeglasses and SpectRcles for o.. worth Soc:
Nickel plated safety Pins for g.. dozen;
Rubber Halr-Pins for y. each worth l0c.
The popular size China Buttons. b. grOes:
k1tra-large size China Buttons for ~ card.
The best steel-poiDt BAir-P Pins. &c. o paper;
A l0c. bunch Of kick-hacs for a.;
l5c Black Dress Jet Buttons for 30. dozen;
Cedar Lead Penciis2 for ic.:
Exlralarge size Dinner Napkins for &C.;
Hooks aud Eyes for Ic. dozen:
Spool Cotton, better than ClRrk's O. n. T., for g.
spool:
Beautiful Saline Windsor Ties for &c. worth 90.
Beautiful Pure Rice Buttons Tor sc. gross
Large aAd small plated satisfy Pins for
g.. dozen:
Extra long 20. Pocket Books for only 7c.:
Genuomoa's COllsF Buttons for &c. q dozen;
Zoe. Garter Elastic for D. a yard:
The best CASTLE Soap for &c. a cake;
The beat Dress shields for ~. q set;
Toe Dressing Combs for only 3D.:
25c. Hair Brushes for only ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
COMMONWEALTH or yHai,iAl


OFYIcE OF SUPr. Or FpBLfC fEisIisd.
RICHMOND. Va, October = i1'a
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Ba
y received at his ofics uDtii y 81. % ..
DAY the i6th u October, i,'c fgr fhlN T. ~
AND BINDING FIFTEEN HUNDRED 1oflt'
GIGtA REPORTS.
Noghing but nrst-sisss work VIII b e7'rp'fi
schedules ON which - bid viii 10 iarnai-f-
bidders on application.
At the sans time ami place proposals viii
received for Furnishing ONE HuNDht9 AND
TIN kEA As TONED :. = AND G. boon, % ~
-. 90 pounds. ~ b. same as used Ia lssi volume
samples furnished on application.
The right u reserved Of reicctlng Any an -
btds J. A. OhkNNON.
Oc Seod6t Superintendent Pub.ic rrln-ios
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
UsEQUALLED sYAsY yArrRonv u,.,
THE POOL THAT CURED rHEDi. ~
SORE HANDS.


HATCH & WHITFIELD.
4 I PHARMACtSI~
105 EAsr BROAD sTEgEr hi.Fn ...
dealers la DRl Gs, MEDICINE. pA
ClNE~. TOILET AND FANCY Ah
FJMERY. SOAPS. MINERAL NArfa..
Our prices are the lowest frr fl. ....
goOda Prescriptions carefully lH. ..
compounded. Eyerytogy B. IlE..f
see our handsome neg goods .H. t....
HATCH A. NIt|
o. Got -UI ntsI ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

coRSEa NIsfa AgD h1ls Fs f"st'I..
ssp.eu1.fF .-t
NOTICE TO SrONE-MAoOA0.

SEALED PROPOSALS FiL D. received a'
Ones a. VII AN B. lsaasr, s,'futaff ODD no ..
saFer u ne HAs0uic Temple Assr l.fnn.
Hinth and Main strcsl fup-rfnir-.. uu.I. '.
NEsDAY BE i0th day n Oc.llnr. ira ..
o'clock NJ, for BUILDING TUE FOiNDAt.
WALLS AND PILLARS on Tux ntr.h'
TEMPLE. ~ the corner ~ Adams anf "a
sireeta according o. tho plsns au1 fp.-.In t'
u the architect, which can be seen rs ul4
between O'Clock A. y. and ~ 0cioes n.
The work Is ~ 10 done ~ Virginia granite
the Dest comout 10 10 10 be csmmnnrrl q.
aud com piSiod as soon a. pracfl able.
The COMMITTEES reserves tho sigh. Cd lrI ... l
and all bids - the discretion ~ no .umH 1900
EtANNkk.
Chairman Building CON lI..ct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
DsssoLurIoNs & rARrNERsHIPs.

NOTICE.-HAVING SOLD TO DR.
~ J. 81. WHITFlELD, Of this city, AN IL
TBRRST IN MY DRUG BUSINESS, at No. 7c5
east Broad stresS wish 20 annsance the SAINT.
aud 70 thank my friends and the public for their
patronage IN the past. also, 20 ask continuance
q The sane for the now nrm. Ali indebted 10
me- are Kindly reQsested 70 settle their accoanta
Very respectfully. &. +. HATCH.
RIcaNosD. Va. October &, 1855.
ROTICE-The undersigned respectfully an
noancs 70 the public that they have entered into
a co-partaership Tor the purpose OF conducting
q urog business under the firm name Of HATCH
A WHITFIELD Of No. 200 east Broad street.
Richmond, Va. k.f HATCH,
j. NJ. WHITFIELD, N. d.
RICHMOND, Va. October 6. 1854 &C Get
THE oo.PARrNERsHIp OF KELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

HsSRIco CoURrHoUss, Va. Ocsoter ). is'a
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~
- received by the undersigned ap " sAfth.
DAY the 1871. Al 70 NJ icr ne GhAnlN. 49,
GhAyELLiN0 OF A PART or ffk o,boANh
TURNPIKE MAN ALMOND CRASH. soiefa
ing 10 spe ineations on ale al NJ elerks oiss =,
sali eoualy. SAID work ~ b. commcnecd siihia
Ave days sad eemplcsod sisbip thiriJ dalN
Con,ractcr " give bond stih approved eea.ii y
Tue risht u reserved 10 fsiecs say % al oilA
a. IA 0DODtN,
oe e5t Committee for Board OF sapefsi>r>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

Reading notices IN Teading-maiter Vpa
Bne4 or less. 81 In nonpareh loaded. 5Sc.
Gard Of rates for more space furnished On ap-
s.flrnHar,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

buy SHOES
aled sf
beof the
We mention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18

but t is exhausted before the half year Is completed
The Warden OF Sing Sing reports that $50 men VIII
become idle on the Goth July, and $50 more early ID
August The Warden Of Auburn reports that DC wiz wiz
have To lock up $50 men the 18th OF July ana loo
early in August At Clinton Prison only pdF'
OF the available employed and the W'ruen
reports that they will be Of work by the nrst oi
August Unless relief is afforded. the great oouy
OF Prisons must be looked In their ee'
for the period Of nearly six months
When the Legislature in 1884 abolished the contract
system Of labor prisons they provided no suo
stute therefor 1t was then decided by the Attorney
General that the State plan the only legal one
which was available and my predecessor accordingly pro
ceeded TO operate that system and have continued H.
could do nothing else under the law.
II the Legislature provide acceptable suos'
tute for present system 1t must provide suni0o"
moneys to operate present system or the prisoners must
necessarily remain idle should be borne In ninf tAa
appropriations prisons do not represent Wat inc
prisons are costing the amounts necessarily fe
from the taxpayers but frequent appropriations are required
by reason Of the methods incident state nnanca sy
tenn Whenever any sum been raised for the
purpose OF carrying the industries In our prisons 'he
amount IS drawn as occaSon requires and used in pu
chasing materials etc, but when the materials are once
manufactured sold proceeds must be paid back INTO
the State Treasury only be drawn to be USED again
In the purchase materials by act OF the Legislature
Hence the Of frequent appropriations or the de
ability OF large meet emergencies when the Legs
lsture Is not in session
l. should further be stated that has been paid into
the State Treasury October 1887 June 3d. 1888
by the wardens various prisons account OF the
manufacturing industries carried therein the sum OF
81, 800, 753 o.
The number Of men to which the present industries
tf..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
DRIVEN INTO EMILE BY AN INDICTMENT.
THEIR FRIENDS THINK THAT THEY MAY BE
BACK IN FEW DAYS


The office OF Henry s. Ives WIS open yesterday.
but the Young Napoleon was not there. Ills
clerks profcssed rot 70 know where he was but
were confident that he would be back by Monday
1t was said in substance that Ives had left the
city somewhat hurriedly on Thursday, without say
ing where he would 60 One of his clerks said
Mr.. Ives talking week ago about going on
months vacation lie dd moi start Immediately ana once
aferwad he remarked that he might not DC gone
more than week. lie went away on THURSDAY ana
unfortunately did not leave his address, have no DOUBT
that he will return In few days
At the office Of George II. Stayncr, on lower
floor of the Schermerhorn Building, no more In
formation could be obtained. George II. Stayner'
IT,, stated in positive terms that he had oecn
awakened at 2 o'clock in the morning by re-
porter Of q newspaper which wanted to know his
fathers address. lie added
I was good deal surprised to find that my simple
Of knowedre dressed I'D IN the shape OF an inter
view Ny father. with ny mother and sister Is away
but think he viii be in town in few days cannot
specify the time. and do not know Just now "hcfe
could reach them by telegraph
1t was admitted by friends of Ives and Stayner
that the Cincinnati Indictment had forced them
into temporary exile There is likely TO be sharp
contest on legal points, and aftcrward MessrS-
Ives ard Stayner will probably be at their Offices
in business hours.
II is learned on excellent authority that MI
Stayncr is at the Clifton Hotel, at Niagara failS
As he is on the Canada side Of the river ne cannot
be arrested 1t is hoped by many people IN Ne"-
York who were swind,ed by the infamous Cln-
cinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad deal that,
il Stavncr cannot be reached by the ONO oihcerS'
he will be compelled 20 spend the resi- OF his days
among the colony Of eXiled boOdlcrs' In Canada.
IL is also understood that Henry >. Ives Is IN
Canada This precious pair may be able to console
each other in their JOINT and several nisfortuncs.
A dispatch received last night stated thaI
Stavncr arrived at the Clifton House last Friday
morning. He was accompanied by his wife ana
daughter and a young man, who registered as
Mr. Hunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
UIGHV4YKEN ATTACK 4 HORSE CAR.
THEY HOLD THE DRIVER AND ROB THE CHANGE

THEY HOLD THE DRIVER AND ROB THE CHANGE
Box-THREE OF THE FOUR CAUGHT.
A daring robbery Of a street-car by four highway
men took place az midnight on Monday at Christopher
and Greenwich SIS. Daniel Kent, of No. 224 West
seventeenth-st drove a bobtal the Christopher
street line lie was on his last tIip, returning 10
the stables. and had four men as passengers. When
the car reached Christopher and Greenwich sts two
Of the passengers sprang OF the rear platform They
had no sooner done So than the two remaining men
I'm the car threw open the front door and seizcd Kent
by both arms and threatened him with violence IL he
made the 81 chtest noise. While the driver was held
the third robber spPang the horses head and the
fourth empt.ed the change box, which was attached
the front platform.
All the robbers succeeded in stealing was FIVE en-
velopcs which contained but 10 cents each Tho
robbers then ran away each in different direction
Policeman Herman, OF the Charles Street station,
appeared lust I'm time to witness the theft. He gave
chase AID caught one OF tho thieves in Holiness
liquor store, around the corner The thief was taking
a drink when the officer appeared and took him into
custody. lie had opened one OF the envelopes bue
the four others were found unopened I'm his pocket
The prisoner said he John Farley, age twenty
one and that he was an oysterman, living at No
433 West Thirty nnth-st. Farley IS known TO the
police as =" TIP Camplon.7 Tho other three highway
men succeeded IN escaping. Farley was arraigned at
Jefferson Market Court lie admitted his guilt but
said nc was drunk al the time. Justice Ford COM
nlltied the robber for trial In al 900 bail
In the afternoon Henry Feltus and James Smith,
who had been arrested sitting In the audience I'm tho
court room, were gncd before Justice Ford.
Tho driver positively identified Feltus the man
who held the horse. but not quite sure Of smiths
being OF the hghwaymcn. Felius said he was
in the employ OF the New-Jersey Central Railroad
until last Saturday, when he discharged for play
Ing pool lie came to this city on sunday and lodged
with John Gallagher, who lives In Avenue b, between
Eleventh and Thirteenth SITS. lie said he did not
know the number OF the house, nor exactly between
what streets it was but that there was confectionery
store the first floor Feltus sad he was not guilty
Of the charge, and could prove an alibL Al the
time the robbery committed he could prove mat
he in bed In Galaghcr's house. Justice ford
committed Fclius for further examination, ana re-
nandcd Smith back 10 the station house until today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
SHERIDAN STILL IMPROVING.
ATAy OPEN WINDOW WATCHING THE BAY.
HIS APPETITE CRAVING MORE Foop THAN TIE
DOCTORS WILL ALLOW HIM TO HAVE
EVERY DAY ADDING TO HIS



Nonquit Mass. July Il (specaD.-The account OF
General sberidan's condition printed In The Tribune
TODAY gave great satisfaction the Sheridan family
and IN iLe phvs!cans. The dispatch in The IT'D
une- this morning pronounced correct IN us par
tieulars and tonight more can be added Inc Hlne
Of the stomach IS not destroyed as IS generally Dc
lieycd II II were, IT would be utterly mpossDie Ior
the General TO take he has today, SIX ounces Vi
milk every two hours and large bowls Of chicken
broth with rice and crackers and retain IT, and then DC
anxious TO have more. The pcponized milk Is gwen
regularly every two hours no matter what else Is
given.
II Is impossible for the physicians to put into
bullerln the many trivial details that are so interest
ing 10 the people Immediately concerned IN 'he
patlent's sickness. Yet these arc the very tning'
many clamor for The chief thing to know is what
are his chances OF recovery. On the best authority
II IS stated that the chances are all on his side
Heart disease IS his chief and most lnsidous enemy II
always turks close by It's victim and springs upon
him at the most unex xpcccd moment Every day
that elapses adds TO shcrdan's strength and makes
him better prepared to cope with this disease But
as long as the present conditions continue, The rny
slcan, will confidently expect to put him on his
feet This viii be good news to the hurdrcdS ana
thousands of ardent admirers Of sheridan The Grand
ArmT men all ever the land. and probably the doctors
who have been "intcryewed7 in various states and
have given profuse opinions the case all predicting
immediate dissolution. will rejoice also.
To-day the blinds Of the sckroom were thrown
Open the sashes lifted, the bed placed near the win
dow and, propped Up on pillow, the General mas
rested and watched the sails that danced over tho bay
II has been beautiful day, and the General enjoyed
every moment OF the time passed at the window. As
he Law there the little steamer came down the bay ana
,toppcd az the wharf and tie General got some
amusement In counting the people VINO haa CONE come
down on the steamer 10 get look at his own mouse.
lie reads the daily papers, and interested IN What
masses In the word outside nj NOnqult The reports
5f hs Illness that would any way disturb him are
kept from him. No visitors wha'cvcr are admitted,
ex cent the attendants. The complete quiet and purify
II HE air here important factors In the Genera.
improvements Tie doctors are 50 much pleased WIN
,he place a. a sanitarum that another patient OF
theirs a young gentleman from Washington. was an
vised to try it, and IS stopping at the Hotel Non
nuii.