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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
Auatro-Hnnrarian Matters.

Should the quarrel between cx-Queen
NATALIE and the Servian regents eventuatc
only in an Austrian invasion Of Scrvia, and
that the trouble should be thus circum-
scribed is hardly possible. it would probe
bly, produce q curious condition of affairs
i'm the dual monarchy. Austria-Hungary
is, with the exception Of Russia, probably
the most polyglo.t and the least homoge-
neous country in the world. The racial ele-
meuts there are not only diversified az re-
CARDS what may be termed broad ethnolo-
gical and linguistic divisions, hut the sub
divisions in the same chronological and
linguistic groups are very numerous.
The history of the empire rs il is now
called is a history Of absorption, conquest
and reconquest. each by the other of the
various States, and, if the term may be
used, nationalities which compose it. The
three principal constituents Of Austria
Hungary are Austria, Hungary, and Bo-
hernia, and Hungary dominates Vienna.
In sense rs Paris is France, Buda Pesth IL
Austria-IIungory. Aftor the fatal field Of
Mohacs. on which the Hungarian army was
destroyed by SoLYNAN the magnif-
cent, the Crown of ST.. STEPHAN and
consequently the Crown Of Sr. WIN
cEsLAs became merged in the Crown
Of Austria. But when the Emperor Of
Austria was crowned King of Hungary
the ST. STEPHEN crown resumed, so to
speak, a certain dissertation from the
Austrian Crown. The coronation sealed
the recognition Of the rights Of the Magyar
10 legislative autonomy. On several Occa-
sious the matter has been agitated in Bo-
hernia of browning FRANCIS JOSEPH as King
Of Bohemia with the crown Of ST. WEN
cEsLAs. and recently this agitation has as
sumed the form Of a demand from the
Czechs nshOrt, Bohemia, which has ever
been envious of the privileges enjoyed and
influence exercised by the Magyars at
Vienna. desires to make Bohemia " the third
part that is, change the cual into a
triple monarchy. She has not forgotten
the glory of OttOcar. The mere browning
of FRANCIS JosyPH with the crown Of ST.
WENcEsLAs would in itself be simply a
scene Of pageantry. but where would the
matter stop? II is apprehended that in
case OF war Bohemia would turn the si,ua-
tion to advantage by demanding further
an autonomous government composed OF a
diet and cabinet. such rs Hungary has. To
such an arrangement the German and
Hungarian peoples would under ordinary
circumstances be violently opposed. 1t
would bring into the councils of the en-
pire q new and dangerous element as a
dominating power, but if the empire were
threatened with internal discord in time
If war it is hard TO conceive how the de
mand could be disregarded. In this view,
therefore, it can be well understood why
Vienna is so careful in dealing with NATA-
LIE and the whole Serviau question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
VERY CORDIAL.
Hooe TYLER AND SCOTT MEET IN
THE COckADE CITY.
MIR. SCOTS Report of His Canyass-Ma-
hone and Langs.on-Extra Bal
lot-Hofes.
rcorrc,no0aonco Of the Richmond Dispatch.I

fcorrospondencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, Va, October %. 1889,
Major J. HOge Tyler and X. Taylor scout
ESQ. two of the candidates on the Demo-
cratic State ticket, met here this morn,
ING. and their greeting was very cordiai
one. While Major Tyler has been speak
inc nj various parts Of the State, MIR. Scott
has recently been filling appointnents IN
this congressional district. AMI nobly mas
he been discharging his duty. He sgreat-
IN pleased with the cordial reception he
has everywhere received, and expresses
the belief that if the Democrats al over
the State will do their duty as wen as the
Democrats Of the South Side there Is no
donbt that General Malone will be
swarnped under very decisive majority.
Mr.. Scott goes from here TO Hampton,
and thence to Brunswick county,.
MALONE. AND LANGsToY.
II is believed that Notwithstanding All
the efforts made TO bring about q reconcile
alton between Mahone and LangstOn. n
great many negroes in this city and district
will refrain from voting at all on election
day. II looks as though the mass OF the
negroes. through their local leaders, are
bcgging Malone 30 give them some excuse
for voting the Republican ticket; that
Ianoqtop himself is willing to come down
from his high horse and support the man
who SO emphatically declared last fall that
no id niger should 90 to Congress
from this district. The secret meet
ing of the Langstonites held last
niobt tends 10 the confirmation Of
this suppositicn; and, the repeated
DELAYS that have occurred show that some
friendly negotiation is in progress Looking
10 truce. There may be Doodle be-
hind all these negotiations. bnt It looks as
though in search Of this Doodle the ne
Gro leaders are barring their heads and bend
ing their knees. and are ready to kiss the
sacred toe of the king.
EXTRA BALLoT-BoxEs.
The report il current here that the Ma
honeites will have ballOt-bOxes outside OF
the regular polls in each voting precinct in
which to deposit the ballot of every man
who votes, so "a to keep more perfect
tally. They will also have copies Of the
Observation-Disclosures to help them. What
they expect TO gain by this procedure ~
not known. They will most probably learn
bv II that the voice Of the people VIII be
Overwhelmingly opposed 10 MahOneism.
The Malone paper handkcrchiefs are cir
culated freely at every political meeting IN
this section. and the suppOstiOn II that II
catches the ignorant negro vote.
The first concert Of the season under the
auspices of the Petersburg Musical Asso-
citation was given last night, and fully l,4OO
people were present. The audience was
one of the most brilliant ever assembled
within the walls OF the Academy OF Music.
In the Hastings Court to-day a number
of coupon cases were disposed of. The
coupons were verified by the production of
the bonds from which they were cut, and
the cases therefore went against the state.
ROBE ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

Senator George. OF Mississippi, recently
made a speech in which he dealt with the
ruarage problem in the southern States
and expressed the opinion that the time
had come for placing some sort Of uuali-
1cation upon the right to vote. After con-
sidering the different propositions he came
70 the conclusion that an educational
qualification would give the desired relief.
even though il might lessen the number OF
representatives in the lower house OF the
national legislature. Iadex-Appeai.
Massachusetts, imposes an educational
qualification upon her voters, but has
never lost a representative in Congress on
account Of il. Why not? The fourteenth
amendment in PLAN terms provides that
If the right Of suffrage be denied OF
abridged in any way except for crime the
State so denying or abridging II shall lose
q certain portion Of its representation in
Congress. Pennsylvania not only makes
the payment Of ataxaprerequisite 10 voting
hut requires that lax 10 be paid long be.
fore the election, Ga good law.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

the stump. He might have been forgiven
this. but in moment of the indiscretion OF
rhetorical enthusiasm he presumed 10 in
stitute comparison between the way in
which beans are cooked in Boston and in
the smaller cities OF VIRGINIA, giving pre-
ference to the Boston cookery. There Is
no forgiveness for such manifestation OF
sectional prejudice. Old Virginia rises up
indignantly. Perhaps the only thing that
will save Mussey is a remembrance which
the Atlanta Constitution filings ont in a few
dazzling paragraphs. one Of which is in the
following words:
go Mr.. Mussey will be recollected as the
erratic correspondent whose riotous humor
when he came down here 20 write up JET
fery0n Davis's tOrr through Georgia seve-
raj years ago. He is fellow of infinite
Jest
" This will probably save his life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
TULIUS SYCLE & son,
81 2l3 EAST BROAD.

Our CLOAK DEPARTMENT crowded every
day. somo looking and sorno buying. We take
particular notice that the lockers generally como
back. We eau only give 10" prices anu
styles OF Garments wO have.
Ladies' FANCY STRIPE JACKETS only So;
Ladies' PLAID and STRIPE JACKETS. bell
sleeve. only sg.5O-clo,h much better than
-. the one above;
ladies' JACKETS, solid Venetian stripe, in seye-
raj shades. only 1850;
ladies' fire BEAVER JACKETS. talior-made,
silk bound, ID all the lending shades, s.;
Ladies' oxtra-1ne AMI heavy DlkECTOlRE
BEAVER JACKETS. trimmed With four rows
Of silk cord. TO be had in bleck and biso
Extra Quality GLACIA, silk hound in tsns.
black, and blues, continental backs, only 81 :
Ladies' black aud Blue snd Red BEANLK JACh-
ETS, fancy braid aud ornament iaSteningi.
This Jacket Is really worth tl2-our price
Ladies' sATIN-sTRIPE DIRECTOIRE FRONT,
silk and mOrie lapcls, only 81;
Ladies' BLACK DlKECfOlkE JERSEY JACh-
ETS teXtra heavy largo buttons, only $50:
Misses LOSG JERSEY COATS. black only, only
f6-regulsr price $40; ,.,.,.
Ladies', SATiN-STRiPE .NEWMARKETs in
Black, Elue, Green. and Brown with large
patch POCKETS, tailor-mafe, only sli.O;
ladies' Fine GLACIA. silk bound, DlrrctOife
fronts. trimmed With largo and small but
tons. patch pockets-we hnyo them In oil
shades, at tl2:
We can give you the above style In Beaver for
fraction more.
Riue and White. Black and White, also, Brown
and White CnEVIOT NEW MARKETS az s.
Fancy NEWMARhE ELS AZ t6.
ATWOOD FANCY TEkKA-COTTA STRIPE
NEWMARKEIS AT $40.
We have CHILDREN'S CLOAKs at oil prices
say from $3.50 20 1850.
CHILDKEN'S CLOAkS, 4to6; SEE
CHILDRINS CLOAK>, 6toS; SOME
CHILDRENS CLOAh-, : 10 10; OF
CHI DREN'S CLOAhS, 10 20 II; OUR
MISSES CLOAkS, l. 70 II: NOBB1
MISSES CLOAKS, = 10 iG; STYLES.
MISSES CLoAkS. ID TO *
PLUSH JACKETS atSl2;
Long SEAL PLUSH COATS stf2);
SEAL MODJESKAs at f12 80 worth flS.
We guarantee every garment 20 ut and give
perfect satisfaction. They are ma1o on correct
models We have 20 slop-work-Our goods nre
not made In collars and tenementhOuses, they
are mnde by the best tailor IN Philade lpha and
New York JULIUS SYCLE & son,
2l3 east Broad.
Oc 2i-2t above Third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

Thanks to our good friend in Petersburg
for the pamphlet he sent US yester-
dav. We wrote an article on the general
subject discussed in it several years ago.
which Richmond lawyer told us settled
the question" in favor Of what our Peters
burg friend correctly supposes our views OF
il 10 be. OF course, we know that the
question is not settled even now, nor like
w 10 be settled in our day. But in this
matter we believe firmly in the doctrine OF
evolution. Languages grow; they are not
made out of hand. Volapuk is a humbug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

Colonel Slemp. the Republican nominee
for observation-disclosures Of Virginia, Is not
depending on political issues alone for sue
cess. The Colonel is in possession of a
recipe for what he declares is a sure shot
for diseased lyers aud is distributing it
along the route Of his CANVASS Bdstin7-
ton Post.
The Post ia a Repubiicanpaper and ought
to know whereof il ahirms. If its story Is
true Colonel SI2IP knows how to cleo
tioneer with the race which will furnish
most Of tho MALONE votes twelve days
hence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
NITTELDORFER'R SPECIAL
vi FEATURES
FOR THIS WEEK ARE
ARE
CZ0akS, CARPETS, and
Dress Goods.

AN ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF chill
DREN's AND MISSES WRAPS
HAVEJUST BEES OPENED, AND AWAIT
YOUR INSPECTION.
In LADIES' WRAPS We show an extensive a.
s1rtment 81
JACKETS. MODJESkAS. AND LONG CLOAkS.
SEAI-PLUSH JACKETS, COATS. AND MOD
JESkAS in large assortment and ii especially
low prices.
RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE DRESs-GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
Another lot Of those pretty bright PLAlDS that
we are selling at 10c. a yard value be;
NEW PLAID OF rlNG CLIO Ills at l2Ec yard (;
All the new shades OF HALF-WOOL HENRlEI-
TAS. 20 inches wide, at 2}c. yard;
ALI-WOOL SSINCH SERGE at i7c. a yard
Hapds5me siDE-BAND NOVELTIES at ~, %,
and sec. a yard. These goods are very pOpu-
lar. aud tho prices wc quote exceptionally
low.
vELyETs AND PLUsHEs in largo assortment at
GINPs NSD FEiNGBS and a complete line OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS generally in great va
riety
GARRETT CUSTOMERS visiting our house have
the advantages OF q w0l-ass0rted stock, care
fully selected and prices 10 to . percent below
value.
HKNP CARPETING at II, II, 70, es and az q
INGRAiN cARPETING atI7, %, q. 30, 30, and
wool Two-PLY cARPETING at 20, GO. and 73c.
rHREE-PiY CARPETIYG at u and sac a yard ;
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPkTING AZ
49, 81, G3, -. and sc. yard;
RUGS AND DRUGGETS in larger variety and at
lower prices than ususl:
Special bargain now IN NATIINGS 10 close out
D. & Z. MuTTELDORFER,
oc 22-Tu&Th bg1 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

I'm the entrance to the dining-room of
one of the finest hotel restaurants of
Vienna is the photograph Of the unfor,u-
nate Prince RUDOLPH. splendidly framed
and surrounded by the menus Of the dinners
which the Prince partook OF in the estab-
lishment." Who says the AustIians do not
understand Advertising
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

The Commercial Gozette puts in plea 10
save its correspondent MusHY from the
sentence "siis per- col" II says;
"He has yentured, contrary 10 the tradi-
fions OF the State, ana that is equivalent 10
saving something terrible. to refer 10 the
pitcher OF egg-nog with which ex-senator
kiddleberger nourishes himself while upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

The Danville Register quotes Judge BER-
nYsfAv GREEN rs saving that the Republican
Administration Is paying out each year
immense sums of pension money not be-
cause Of love for the Yankee soldiers, but
rs means Of confscating the property Of
the southern people that the people at the
North may enjoy it.
And MALONE is hand-in-glove with these
malignant South-haters. They even come
down here to make speeches for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

In Ohio, change of one vote in thirty
from the Republican column of last year
10 the Democratic column Of this year
would turn the state over TO the Demo-
Gratis. This ought TO be possible.
Foraker should be buried under Ohio
ballots and his friend MALONE under Viz
ginia ballots.
Do your duty, Democrats Of Virginia.
Go 10 work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

We publish once or twice a week from
some correspondent statement that Ma
HONE tells Mr.. JONES or Mr.. BRowN that he
Will be elected by ten or perhaps twenty
thousand. Asking MALONE whether he is
going to be elected IS like asking r banker
whether his bank is safe or not. There IS
Of course only one answer TO either ques-
ti,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

since The Introduction o. mo
A c A r d.

since the Introduction or me
THOMPSON's BkoAINR ARSENIC WATER
IN this market, Ia July, 1851. the sale " IL has
been large, ant whea ased IN the diseases FOR
which II Is recommended, The effect las Deea
satisfactory IN neatly all cases, Rnl In many ia.
stances he most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed ils use. II We were 10 publish one
twentieth Of the letters we receive from grateful
persons who have been benefited ny IL NO
could not ind room IN our catalogue. We learn
through tho NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other bronine Arseaic springs hsye been un-
earthed, and thog delight IN making cempari-
sons with the Thompson s2ring. We thank
Them for their help IA thus laagiBg the Ohl9I-
NAL anG DkSEkvEDLY-FOPULAK WATkR
still better known, and trust they viii continue
20 advertise us MkirB fOk PAMPHLET.
TAX POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
90 Is aodtNoil Genarxl Aganra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

ut is announcedat Washington that the
President is not going to bother himself
about the negro Vote Because ne knows
he has a grip upon It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

1T is said that the people in Labrador are
dying from starvation" That is the regu-
lar occasional and semi-occasional report
from Labrador.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
BREAKF
PEHsos ar.

TyO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN :
l. We have appointed Mr.. JACOB & BAKER,
Of the county Oi Goocnland. our agent 70 con-
duct tho GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSINESS
ct Hula, In said county, but With power only 10
buy ana sell for cash. fiiyen under our hands
this e6th day Of August, 1889.
j. & MOORE,
&C le-sv DkEWRY s. CO.
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o-~..J HOOKS. .rAr'ossu..
POPULAR EDIInN'
or
STANDARD BOOys
HOOK =. sTATfOs,,.
Ar PRICES ORgATIY n7-----

BuIWEWs CONFLICT WORKS .
regular price go, our grI.o f +. -,
pIIITAKCH's LIVES, { y0l4mes. r.,..
a.. orr price e rn
KNIGHTS HALF-hOtR- i.sf am.
umes, reg lar price g. 0lr l-... H.
GgOKGE ElIO1's OOHFLtfE E.
ames. regular price s.. oi- r-
MACAULEY's HISTORY ID. l,sft..
nmes. regular price f2iI o.rt ...t
CoOPEg's NOVEL; ? rogmet r...,.
$3.50, our price -, ff
HINES history or fNGf f'r.
regular price q. or pd.
GIBBONSs 'UlsrO or .f
regular price =. our g.
SCOTS HISTORY OF ,'DII
regular price g. 0lr pr..
SCOTS 1OMPLkl = NNk .r.s.
lar price 81. our price ft'I
THACKERY's COMPILE NN|I.
regular price 80, or price
DICKENS, COMPLETE WORKS.
regular price fi., orr ur.r
MACaUiEl = E~~Af>, ire.ir.
So, our price fLH.
RED EDITION OK rDkI~. r...
81, our pfico CO..
40 STANDARD CiOfN NNa
trGvcl. ani frlC1 rn-lia-
prics &c. Catalogues mail a
100 STANDARD NOLlhL~ Nf D..
TRAVEL. regular price ... or
Orders ~ mail vii receive prO...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
BRIEF COMMENT.
Organize. Virginia Democrats.

Germany proposes TO stand on peace
basis by increasing her war footing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
u.rc,,ean s,rpnu,b

continually on the strain, or overtaxed at inter-
val., "a far less desirable than ordinary vigor
perpotuated by rational Diet and exercise. and
abatension from excess. Professional pugillsts
and athletes rarely attain extreme Old are. A
ordlnnry vigor may be retained by wise regnr !
for sanitary living. and for the protection against
disease which timely and iudlclous medication
affords. 60 also IL may be lost through prolonged
eedoniary labor, uninterrupted mental strain,
and foolish eating aud drinking, the chief and
most Immediate sequence OF all four being dys-
nenals For this condition thus, or In any way
Induced and for It's offspring. n failure OF mus
cular and nerve power, Hostetters stomach BIZ
ters il the prlmesi and most genital OF remedoA
Not only indigestion. but loss OF nesh, appetite
and rheumatism are banifhed, and sidney,
bowel. and liver complaint removed by IL
oc 22-Tu, Th(w)Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
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Rejected communications will no. be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

+ EMORY SHAW NATE OF BAL
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NJ. Cortesi. OF the Milan Conservatory; DR.. z s.
Klmball. Of Washington. d. O., aud Lucien
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number Of PUPILS IN VOCAL MUSIC italian
methodj. Pupils prepared for opera, oratorio,
aud concer, work. For further particulars i'd
dress caro- Of Manly Ramos, oc3 Main street
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TR0rTING AND PACING RACES.
7 EE d CO.. @Nn%
TURF EXCHANGE. SSxEeIS
No. 3 south Twelfth street

THE NRW JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES
now going on. Races called each day a. 2. ~.
Track odds received before each race. d.
RECT WIRE 10 tho race-track and vivid dsscrip-
ton given OF each race while being run
10 i9-5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

LECTUR ES.

] ECTURE.-THERE WILL BE AN
r. ENTERTAINING LECTURE at the First
Baptist church TOMORROW Thursdayl
NIGHT. beginning at s O'Clock, by Rev. \. c.
DIXON, % Baltimore Subject. "DAY AND
NIGHT ~ LONDON AND PARIS" Nr. Dixon
made tour u those cities in company with spe-
ciai detectives, and his lecture Will bo replete
with interest and instruction. The proceeds for
the purpose OF httiuF up hall fer the use Of the
Young Mem. Christian Assoc alton Of Richmond
College. Admission o. cents. oc 23-2t'
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RIcHAOSD, Va, October II, 1859.

RICHNOSD, VA, October If, 1859.
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,au now en- anything want without any fear ~
suffering rom Indigestion consequent lpon a
diseased liver. / earnestly aud cheoriully re-
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o.ice. Sample copies FREQ
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ADVERTISING RATES.
uNP INCH or LEss.
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month Observation-Disclosures. .....-..st -
sssss 80