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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
M,Lan's Abdication.

The abdIcation OF King MILAN Of servja
Is likely tn excite good deal OF interesting
speculation touching the Balkan question.
as 1t can hardly fail TO bring that question
again prominently 70 the front. The uatu-
raj query Is. WbstinGueuce will the new or.
der OF things have IN determining the future
OF the BalkansS MILAN In himself was a
most insignificant lgure in European politics
and diplomacy, having no weight except
that derived from the forces that dominated
him both within and without his kingdom.
lie is mentally weak, a debauchee OF the
most desplcable type, and in the courts OF
Europe ~ regarded as but little better than 4
common swindler. For long tine he was
shuttle. cock that was kept moving between
players from Vienns aud 81. Petersburg,
but finally Austria beat the game and held
on TO him So a trophy. His unpopulariiy-
not 70 say the detestaiion Of bim-in Servia
has been growing for many months, and
only the power Of Vienna kept him on
the throne, where he proved convenient
tool for Austria in The WORK OF f0iling Rus
sian designs. Now, however. 1t appears
that even Franz JOSEPH has had TO submit
TO the public demand for the royal debauch-
Ce's abdicatioD, and for the present at least
the Car. whose enissaries have been active
in stimulating that demand, is triumphant.
MLAN's son and successor is only thlr-
teen years old, aud Of course that fact IN
wolves a regency; but there are already in
dicatlons that ex.Queen NATALIE Will
he the power behind the throne.
That she is intensely pro-Russian is
well known, and II would not he going too
far TO expect her to intrigue against Der brn-
tal divorced husband to get him out OF the
position he still retains-that OF commander
in.chief Of the army. Ia such an effort she
could not only count on the support OF 81.
Petersburg. but OF al the elements in Servia
that gravitate towards Russia. 1t does not by
any means follow. however, that Austria will
accept, without an effort TO impede II, what
appears to be the trend of the logic OF
events. She can less afford TO allow Russia
10 have her way in Seryis than 10 any OF the
other Balkan States. This she has shown on
Servia means the revival Of the scheme for
a Slav confederation, with Seryia as
the head. and which confederation would
be fually absorbed by Russia. The
Magyar clement especially OF the dual
monarchy, will demand OF Vienna that
Seryia be kept as buffer between the
eastern and western divisions OF the Balkan
peninsula, aud in order to that Austrian
influence must predominant at Belgrade.
What, therefore, with these considerations,
the recent troubles in Roumania, and the
differences OF FERDINAND Of Bulgaria with
the Church authorities, there is promise of
the whole Eastern questions being opened up
once more, aud ii is certain that every move |
on the Balkan cbess-board will be watched |
with anxiety in every capital in Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
Refresh Yonr Memory.

Read the history OF the ratification Of the
fourteenth amendment as we present 1t in
our leader OF this morning. then recollect
that the fifteenth was also ratified by force
aud fraud. aud conclude ny reading the
following sentences from a Chicago paper /:
ain the last House there were twenty
six persons holding seats by virtue Of sys-
tematic offences against the right oil Suffrage.
The consequence was the votes ~ these
usurpers from the southern States Offset and
DESTROYED the votes OF twcnty.siX lawfully
elected congressman IN the North"
How many Republicans held seats In that
House by yirtue OF fraud, trickery, and cor
ruptlon? A majority Of twenty to thirty
thousand of the voters OF New York State
are Democrats, and yet only fifteen out OF
her thirty-iour representatives, in the lower
House OF Congress are Democrats And
eleven OF the fifteen are from New York
city and Brooklyn
Lawfully-elected congressman in the
North" And this from Chicago, the hot
bed OF anarchy and communism, and the
home OF more miserable wretches than can
he found in all the southern States together.
But Chicago Will not be listened to. The
people Of the country at large baye too much
sense TO ash Congress to substitute the GEN.
sus returns for the returns OF elections.
Above all IN the next House OF Representa-
tiyes the Republicans will never be able to
command quorum OF their own members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
A Mysterious Disappearance.

tNcW lEADAhcsJ
A mvsterIou. disappearance was reported
at police headquarters yesterday aud gene
raj alarm was sent out TO LOOK for william ID.
Sproul. The manager and bnyer Of Inc irnlt
department of Austin, Nichols a Co., whole
sale erocers at Hudson aud Jay streets. DIT.
Sproui, after spending quiet sunday WITH
his family at his home, No. 90 Lexington
avenue, Jersey City, started for his work
Monday morning, and nothing has been
heard from him by his family since.
Mrs. sproul Ia crazed with grief and dis
tress and cannot offer any reason for her
husbands disappearance, as his domestic
relations were pleasant. IL gems that ut.
Snroul attended an auction sale OF fruit on
Monday, ana when he returned to the store
complained Of having bad headache s0d
started to get some lunch. He stopped to
see a friend, Charles Badeau, at No. IL Hud-
son street, and there said in an sbsent>minded
way: 81 wish things would change" lie
was last seen 10 Park Place by an scquaint-
once after leaving NO. 20 Harrison street,
snd since then nothing has been seen or
beard OF him.
Thomps W. Ormiston, manager for Aus
tin, Nichols q Co., said yesterday that nc
could not sccount for Mr.. Sprouts disap-
pearance. lie had been with the firm many
years aud had never shown any symptoms OF
q weak mind, ana there bsd been no insanity
in bis family. He said that although there
was a possibility Of foul play, 1t was not pro.
battle Is he never carried large sums OF
money. and only had $40 with him when he
disappeared. Mr. Omission also said that
he had examined the missing mans accounts
and stock and found everything correct.
William Turner, Mr.. Sprouts DrOther-in-
law, has visited all the hospitals and other
wise searched for him continuously, bat has
found no trace OF him
At police hes lquarters it Is believed that
MI Sproul is aimlessy wandering the streets
without attracting any attention. Mr..
Sproul Is fOrty-six years old. about five feet
eight inches in height. wears full brown
beard, and is dressed in a checked suit and
dark OYercoat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

DEADLY STOVES. According 10 the de-
claralions al DR.. LaucereauX ard Others 10
TIE Paris Academy OF Medicine the heating
Of dwellings with stoves. which usually
have insufficient draught, is attended by u
startling degree OF danger from the carbonic
oxide set free by slow combustion. This
produces either scu!e or chronic poisoning
OF the blood. eOding fatally or causing de-
teriorstiOn OF health. II his been shown
that even wcllventlated rooms heated by
stoves contain sufficient carbonic oxide TO
act on the blood. and the miuutest quantity
may prove DANGEROUS. Even in the open
air persons near lime-kllns are poisoned,
IN 1 accidents in vehicles from foot warmers
filed with lighted charcoal are common.
The above was reported for the Peters
burg Appeal-presumably by a sci.
entific man, perhaps physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
Re Just ana Fear Not.

Mr.. EdIt0r,-i emp the following from
the Dispatch OF tins morning, March 7th:
"P. S.-Sincc the above was nut into the
printers bands we have seen in the AeXan-
dria GaZette's Washington letter the state
ment that Frederick Douglass and his white
wife we're conspicuous attendants at the in
auguFation bail, and the latter did not seem
10 be at all ashamed OF her negro husband.
"What would George Washington have
said to such negro as Frederick Douglass
II onesuch had dared to show his face at the
Inauguration ball?"
Now ioalhe Mr.. Harrison from the start.
think his election policy is Of the very es-
sence OF fana;csm, self-ric hteouSn,ss, and
hypocrisy. But do not let Va forget tina.
Frederick Douglass aud his white wife APP
reared at le-st four times at the White
House in Mr.. Cleyeland's Administration.
Each appearance was upon an official recep-
ton: and one was a card reception ia honor
OF Mr.. Cleveland'S marriage. What would
George Washington have said to that9
JUSTICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
To the Edltor Of The pIsnatch /:

To the BOOK Of Common Pfayer," page
10. IS a table for finding the dominica let
ter. with ,he dominica letter II Is easy to as
certain the drst day Of any month, and there.
nv The numerical day Of any day in the
week.
A calculation based on this table shows
that the 18th day OF December, 1871, was
Wednesday,. }. r. 7.
SNlTHFIELD, March 5, 1889.
Oh, yes: aud we have book containing
a perpetual calendar, which enables any
person who has the b. ole to fix all such days
and dates. But the rule We gave the other day
enables person without any book or calen-
dsr TO ascertain what day OF the week any
day OF any month was or will be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
HE KNEW HIS AUDIENCE. The NasbyIle

He KNEW HIS AUDIENCE. The Nashville
American says;
"The passages OF the Inaugural address
which received the most tumnliuous ap-
plfIse were those deuouDciug election
frauds aud calling for more pensions. When
Republican SAYS election frauds he is
always medlta'ing devilment toward the
south: when be saws pensions he merely
mesns q good scheme for pluDdeiiug the
Treasury. Mr.. harrison managed 10 tickle
both the love and bate Of his pariisans."
The party that put HAYES into The presi.
dency In 1877 With the assistance of JoHN
SHERMAN and ELIZA PfNKSTov talks as glibly
about selection frauds" as EUGENE ARAM
Of crimes which he bad committed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
Robert A. Coph,IL

RoBsRT A. CoGHLL, Of Amherst, whose
death is announced thIs morning, was type
OF class OF men whom Virgins can III af-
ford to lose. lie was clea thinker, mag
nifceut dchsier, and master OF the law.
lie served bis State faithfully and we'll
whenever called upon 10 do so, and
though he had been out Of public life for
many years be has written bis own euIogy
upon the siatute-book Of the Commonwealth
IN form that VIII prove more enduring
tribute 20 his memory and his worth than
would a monument Of marble or bronze
erected by his feIiow.citIzeps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

II is pstursl that the President should
take bis old law psriaer, Miller, into his
Cabinet. He knows bim well IS lawyer
snd man. He chose BIN upon business
FOL, Is what seemed 10 control bin 10 nearly
au Bis Cabinet appointments. - Cincinnati
Commercial 4Gxetts.
We regard IL as iudubitable prsef Of Mr..
bnLgRs fitness tor the Office Of Attorney
General that be Was selected for 1t by his own
law partner. Mr.. HAsnsoS knows his ca.
pscity, his honesty, ssd bis courage. When
4 mans partner has high opiaion Of him IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
Lawycr Cleveland.

tby telegraph 10 mo Di9pa'cn.i
NEW YORK. March 7. Xxx pres'deDt
Cleveland drove down town Ia carris. O
this morning from Victoria Hotel r. his Law
Offices N william street. lie was sccompa.
MED by Messrs. Sietsou and McYeagh. No
body vas on hand TO wiiness Sir. CleYe-
laaI,s arrival
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

al have received scores and scores OF con-
gratuatlons,' said Hr. WASAMsKER to the
reporters yesterday when they went 10 see
him after his appointment to the Cabinet
was announced. And then probably hr.
wANAMAKER gave orders to run them of at
cuf .ratce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

"The Warden OF the Concord (Nass.) re-
iormatory says that In reforming CONVICT
you must begin with the bath-tub." An
archsts will give the Concord rcformatory
wide berth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
81. JOHN.
Sf. joan.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
As Illustrative OF the proper pronuucia-
tim OF ST. John may be quoted the epitaph
on a quack given by De Morgan in bis
Budget OF ParadoXes
aye quacks. beware the vengeance strong
On deeds like yours impingin.
For hero below lies ST John Long,
VINO now has been long sineein'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

A local Republican organ refers 70 us
party as ga party OF convictions ~
ought 20 be; no doubt about that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
BRIEF COMMENT

ALEXANDER, late OF Bulgaria. to Milan Oh
Servia: "Shake.' MILAN to ALExASph"'
"pye been shook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
No. 1909 MAIN STREET.
EVERY ITEM EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED.
DOMESTIC REDUCTIONS.

DOMESTIC REDUCTIONS.
For TO-DAY a regular sc. quality soft-nnish
(no dressIngj Bleachsd Muslin at 6Ac.-i-4
1000 yards remnant Bleached Muslin, regular
l0c. quality, this week special price 6atc.;
s bales extra-heavy and fine Sea-lsland Cotton,
7.s wide, regular value SIC, this week 5Ac.
A BENEFIT FOR THE PEOPLE
Splendid styles Dress Ginghams at 7Sc.-re-
ducsd from l0c
Southern Plaids in fifty different styles bhc.-
reduced from l0c.
full standard Fancy and Aprou-Checked
Gingnam 6ilc.-reduced from SIC.
REDUCED PRICES on EVERYDAY GOODS,
TABLE-LINEN. CRASH. AND TOWELS.
Glass Cloth aud duck Towels at &c. oach-re-
duced from Ice.
All-Linen Huck Towels. 22x44, at 1s%c.-reduced
from l63ic.;
Fine Linen Dsmask at 2lc.-reduced from BIC.
Extra IAnen Damask at 2Jc.--reduced from 35c.
Loom-Dice Table Linen reduced from 25c. TO l9c.;
Bleached and Cream Table Dsnask at 35c.-re-
duced from t0c.
Bleached and Cream at SOC reduced from 75c.
A lot OF Genuine Turkey-Red RenfreW Table
Damask, all at 25c. per ysrd-regular price
4Oc.
REDUCTION ON FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS.
As1 Corset reduced 10 75c.;
75c. Corset reduced 10 jOc;
Sl.J corset re1uccd 10 We
WHAT WE SAY Is TRUE ABOUT NEW
MARKETS AND JACKETS.
We will sell all we have at cost and below
cost ShaWls arc reduced, Bed-ComfOrts are re-
duced. Bed Blankets arc reduced, snaWls are
reduced everything reduced.
During this week we win sell white Croche,
Quilts aud French Merseilles Quilts al prices that
will interest every housekeeper 10 Richmond.
III White Crochet Quilts, In Marseilles patterns.
at 81. each:
ia White Crochet Quilts, in new patterns,
forming borders. at Al each;
Extra Large White Crochet Quite In newest de-
signs. and made Of three-ply yarn, at SLID
each;
Extra Largo White Msrsellcs Quilts. In latest
Marseilies patterns, the be5t-wearing Quilts
made, at sl.sJ each;
la White Genuine Marseilles Quilts at $3.50
each;
III White Genuine Msrseilies Quilts. In very
rich designs, at a. each:
ia White Imported slarseilles Quilts, nne quail
~ and choice patterns, al So each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

"ohio cannot be suppressed" remarks
Editor HALsrEAD. Well, Ohio does seem 10
be In a chronic state OF lawlessness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
4 u Uss.urNTc.

V'HE YANSrANDT BROTHERS
4 will give an EXHIBITION or NENThILO-
QUlSM AND MAGIC at the Young Mems Chris
tian association Hall FRIDAY. March the oth,
at SIS 2. NJ. ard matinee SATURDAY, March
The syn. ~ r. H., for the beneht oi tie ladies'
Auxiliary.
Professor JULES VASsrANDT In HIS ventrilo-
quail illusions is unrlgalled
frosessor J0sgPH Il. NANsTASDT, a the Worlds
Wizard viii gave the "darg seance." SC.
Admission S5c. Children under twelve years,
I5c. NH 63t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
a rh,,snshropiss Dead.

by telegraph @ The Dlspatsh.l
PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-lsaah V. VIII
Hanson, the venerable millionaire philan.
thropist, died az O'Clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

may be set down ~ pretty certain that TIE
opinion h well founded. especially when
that partner Is man Of ability himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Easy TO take and swift TO cure--Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. Sold by aii druggists fer CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
nv rsNGs.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING or
N the STOCKHOLDERS or TIE RICHMOND
LOGON 1--WE AND IACHINL-WORKN will be
he'd al the works OF the company on FRIDAY,
March o., 1883, az % o'clock M.
NH S-2w GEORGE \. JONES, Secretary.
OFFICE Va AND NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL co.,
RICHMOND. VA, February II, 1889. {
FNHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
4 Stockholders of this company will DO held In
the Presidents room, Flaniers National Bank,
WEDNESDAY, March %, 1893. at IL N.
y. " RANDOLPH,
fc19.tMI3 Secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Heading notices IN reading-nastter vp~
hrts or less. 81; 10 nonpareli loaded. 7oc.
Csrdoi ratss ior more space furnished On APP
plaAgon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Der watch tho raven nsps is isasrsI wing.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11
gssna. 0Bnfna & gnhu.

t%lniere 0auptnabrung 1T unb bleib.
oas Gleii0, unb UNI fol9es frif9 uEo
gut 3u e~rlanaen, FAINT matt unm6gli9
eilen 5loerldifigeren Marft finben, ais
0sn pon g8m. 96fing & Sobr, go.
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@ef9mad ibrer Gunben Re6nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabIifement cine
faIte 2uftnai dine erri@tet, peI9e allen
Qnforoerungen fur grbaItung unb gntz
fernung i9dbli@er S~ngre6ien3en beg
6lelf9es ent{priGt. Sic 6aben be11Gnz
Dig in ibren 8iebb6feu ei1em groBen
8orrat6 bon Woftbieb, aug tpeI@em
1ur bas Bette fir ibre 9unben gepdblt
piro. Wer reel bebient Iein min, Bet
belu@e 0en Warft, So. 511
Wnenue 6. l,1Ot1
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sHr Wenn Seman6 fein unb gu an
nebmbarem greiie Ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
ct gum Wiiftonss@arten. Sic
9erren Gbeimer & Waul, 8eiiker biez
leg @tabilements, baIten barauf, lire
8dfe tets Dolfommen 5ufrieoen gu tel>
len. NGe iaiiOnmdBigen 9elitateHen,
NuHefn, Witb, Slide, @efltgel &c. finb
bort tn Der oelifateiien 3ubereitung ole
Belt gu baden Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wunl6 i'll bic 8obnungen Der Gunben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
@peiieuiltbi9aft %berbunbene 8 q
n Do Die beiien @etrdnfe, ffets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-11

germ. @dbrenb Der 5peiteu 2eiung pirb
Btsmard bann permutbIi6 i'm Eeidss
tage erf6einen unb in bic 9ebatten eins
g%reifen, UNI bic NorIage in ber utiptiings
li9en 6ofung gu uretten". Serr bon
9elboif, ber 8orfbenbe Der betteffenoen
2ommiiiion, miro 3par fur bic Nns
nabme Der &egierungs gorla9e eintres
ten, aber bic Nationaaiberalen, Ultra.
moutanen unb 6reiinuisen in Der Gom*
milton neroen bic @DnferbatiDen a0er
WabrI6eiaIi1feit na6 iiberftimmen.
Inter ben 8erliner SociolOemofraten
berrf9t GROCER untpi1e hber bas 8erbal.
ten Ser BON pnlitif6en Glidtlinsen ges
bilbeten foeialiltii6en Gomites in paris
unb 2onbDn, pel@e neuerbings Die Neis
guug 3eisen, ft6 in bic inneren Nngele.
genbeit Der p%arteisrnpien i'm &ei6e Elm.
3umif9eH. 81 selaug es bieier Gin
menguug bon auBen Der bor Rur3sm,
ben bisberigen ipcialifif6en Stabtbers
orbneten 9ubauer 5u b~erbrdngen unb
i6n bur@ einen Mann ibrer Wabl, ben
BON 2onboner u5oeialbemofrat" befirs
tporteten 6errn 3anicemsfp, 3u erIeben.
Das 8erliner iocialifif9e Central
Wabl. Romite bat baS 2onboner Gomite
erfu@t, f9 in 3ufunft ~berartiger Gin
mii6ungen gu entbalten. ~Qebrisens
berrf6t neueroings in ben &eiben oer
beuti9en Sccialoemoftatie tuieber cine
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benben Wabl @ampagne, anoererieits
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abi6tist, AM 1. Mat cine augemeine
Nrbeits gin1eluns fdmmtli6er @es
merbs. Glafen ing 2eben gu rufen, bic
10 LANCE bauern ion, big Der Gorberung
LIBERAL @eItung berfdaft tporben 1T.
SO banbelt f6 babel nur barum tpie
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beioen parteier es an ldngften aus
bdlt.
@roBe Nufresung bat in Berlin bic
Na6ri9t bou ber grmor6ung 6es Nfrifa.
&eiienben Or. peters unb feiner &C.
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ben @flaoens 6dnblern."
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ri@t mdbrenb Der leBten orsi ober bier
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bic Seutf9en muB alIo naturgemdB cine
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ba unten in OfsNfrita niGt Mues 10 lei,
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