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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
INSPECTION OF VIRGINIA MILITARY.
Colonel Stern's Annual Work Commenced
Several Days Ago.

Colonel 10. Lane Stern. Inspector Gene
raj Of the volunteer troops of Virginia, has
now commenced his regular tour Of IN.
spection and already the condition ot
several military organizations outside on
the city have been looked into
low HIM. The following are his en.
gaCements after the 18TH OF this month:
September 18th. COMPANY &. Fourth
regiment; September l7th (In the day,
Company |, Fourth regiment; September
18th (at night. Company G.. Fourth regl-
ment: September 2lst. Companies A
aud II. THIRD regiment September Nst.
Companies X and T.. Third regiment; sep.
tember I'D in the dayD. Company Ill,
Second regiment September 2jd (at
night. Company O.. Second regiment
September 2ith. Company /, Second regi-
Ment.
The new company az Abingdon will be
inspected Friday night. September 25tf =.
On the following day Compeny +. OF the
Second regiment. Will be inspected. Cor.
onel Stern will inspect the Richmond Lighi
infantry Blues tuesday night, and the gal
lsnt intantrymen are especially ANXIOUS TO
achieve another 100 per cent. on their AT,
tendance. The Stuart Horse Guards wlli
be inspected few days after the blues.
The inspection OF company headqua'.
ters az the Armory OF the iir-t regimen
has now been concluded by Colonel ii. I.
Jones with the exception Ot tompany 4
equipments la the man every thing was
found TO be IN good order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MANY ORDINANCE CASES.
sanitary Omcers Are reporting All ''o'"-
tions They Can Discover.

There were about dozen ordnance l'aa &c
ca.., heard by his H0nor tNo JrS''' TrSo az
ne Police Court yesterday inornin2' ne
sar.tary officers are reporting every vloia-
and the Justice Is imposing hnes .d!,,'.J ~ acI
cnrJarce with the nuisance the accuscu
ile ere regular docket was slim and uniIn, !,
,ort..t. there being very Jew noteworthy
e. G,.eroe 4. Conway and Charles hos51er, Kos
.,,'',ri',te men who had been engased Ill
sparling mill IN LeonsTds oad prr,rGg,nd p4ra2,red
VI ,,v.. elcnr.ty III tie sum OF SlOO LOT
'u''l C6srles & Schiller and Morris johnson, on, .%n
who wero p.cAed up ten aA,9 az" ~ ,,ere e~e
'hl ro,ict ~ slspicious characters "eIe
d,.charped. there beng no criminal charge
against them. :..t ,,bo,o there
Stnnlev Williams, against "noni snrt ,i'to ~
s,a seyeral charges of larceny ~as s,n. W. W.
al =, one case as "A suspicious chaIac,r! ia
rrta,lt oil 500 security ioI twelve hioh'HS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The OLD Dominion Democratic Club and
Clay-Ward Activcs Meet Last Night.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club held
a well-attended meeting at their club
rooms last night, with the president. Mr. j.
T. FlOurnoy, i'll the chair. Much routine
business was attended to and the work OF
the campaign opened. Speeches looking
10 the support of none but competent men
TO represent the city III the next Lesisla.
ture were made by several members.
Seven new names were proposed for men,
bership.
At the next meeting Of the club, which
will be held Thursday. September 24th. the
election OF officers for the ensuing year
Will take place.
A well.attended meeting of the Clay.
Ward Actives was held last night at Rhein.
hardt's Hall. The election of officers was
postponed till Thursday night next. Mr.
Joseph J. English addressed the club.
The Elba Democratic Club will meet To-
night at s O'Clock AT their rooms for the
purpose of taking action in the coming
campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Personals and Briefs.


Mis- Alice WhltrOmb, who has been III from
typLoii-feyer is able TO sit mp.
Mrs. Ella Downey, of Houston, Tex. Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. K. W. Drewry, liO9 Ross street.
A meeting of Dove Lodge, No. u, \. +. and A..
~. will be held Gt . O'CLOCK tnls e'eAlns ~ 3D.
Adams Hall.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commissioner OF
Agriculture. returned 20 the city yesterday after
an absence Of several days
Mr.. Bernard Peyton, who Is sick with typhoid
fever AT the residence II his father IN this city,
was reported better yesterday.
Mira. Celia Kass has returned after mos.
pleasant fonr-wecks trip 10 the New England
States and different watering places.
Mr.. J. Il. Lacy left on the 10th instant for
Winston, y. C., where he goes 10 enter his Two
boys. Douglas and LIE Roy, az the DAVIS Military
Academy.
Tho report that there is diphtheria on the
prenises Of Dr.. {. A. Mercer. 3O7 east Main
street. is without foundation. There Is not nor
has There been a case Of the disease there.
Rev. J. L. Lodge. d. d., OF Gaithersburg
MI. formerly OF Brooklyn. y. u. Is expected
10 arrive in the city tomorrow. and viii preach
at the Grace-street Baptist tabernacle sunday
morning.
Mr. Walter Christian, the efficient Deputy
Clerk of the Hastings Court has returned home
after spending a short season IN the country
where most of his time was employed III Eshins
| and hunting
Mr.. b. Il. Valentine, who with his wife has
| been spending some weeks in the mountains OF
| Virginia aud West Virginia. returned 10 the
| city yesterday. Mrs. Valentine II III charleston
| w. Va, and Is much Improved III health
| Dr.. Phil. Taylor has returned TO the city aftcI
| an atsence OF several weeks, passed III driving
! trip through the Valley oi Virginia. lie reports
| everything In very fourishlng condition
| through that beautiful section oil the state
Mr.. Joseph Johnston, Jr.. left yesterday morn
| Ing for an extended northern trip.
Misses Nellie and Jennie Johnston, OF so
nor,h Twelfth street. left yesterday morning {,
! vislt Miss Mabel Mitchell, OF Henrico.
DIR. Edward McGulre returned TO the city las
night from trip to New York.
DR.. Cullen has returned from tho White Sui
phur Springs.
Rev. W. r. Hines will preach tonight at tn
Mission tent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
THE STRONGEST MAN.
DEATH OF FRANK c. WHITE OF PA
RALYSiS Al ASHEVlLle.
Some OF His Great Feats of Stronghold
Native Of Virginia and an Accom-
plished Gentleman.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.

AsHEvnLr. n. c.. September I0.-Frank
c. White died i'll this city this morning Of
paralysis. He had the reputation of being
the strongest man physically in the South.
Among the teats he Is said to have per-
formed We're carving with cotton-hook
IN each hand two bales Of cotton across the
street. and breaking new horseshoe. hold
ing one end in each hand. He was fully
six feet high and Of splendid proportions.
spIrNDIDLY EQUIPPED.
He was an intelligent and well-informed
gentleman. of genial disposit on. and had
many friends. His memory was eItraOr-
diuary. He was a good vocalist and an
excellent declaimer and character delnea-
tor. Much Of his life was spent "a COM
mercial traveller. largely for Baltimore
houses.
Mr.. White was native Of Virginia and
had been resident of Asheville abouttwo
years. He was bachelor and forty
three years Of age.
WHO ARE HIS RrLATIyFs?
He left no definite information as 10 tho
residence Of his relatives. and kilograms
have thus far failed of response.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
TO ErscIND AvD RrTrRN.
FAMOUS VICTORY.
The Democrats Completely Redeem New
port, X. l., from Republican Control.
lRy telcgrnph % the Dspatch.l

NrwpoRT. r. J., September 10.--The city
election yesterday resulted IN an almost
complete ovcrturn and the first victory
for he Democrats on strIctly-drawn party
lines achieved IN municipal affairs IN many
wears. The Democrats elected the mayor.
a full board of SIX aldermen and eight of fit-
teen councllmen, with one failure 10 elect.
THIS majority 81 three and possibly five on
joint ballot gives tntm control oi al the
city Offices, whose election l. 10y city cOun-
ell Last year the Republicans had the
MAYOR, five aldermen. and nine council
men, or q Joint majority Of seven.
The question Of reform II the quantity.
quality, and price of city water winch Is
supplied hv private corporation, Wa- H.
troduced into the campaign by Democrats
and made prominent feature of their
canvass, and the result may be considered
fairly as an enforcement of the position
thus taken. though many other clements
entered into tie final judgment OF the
voters.
Colonel Honey's majority for mayor is
c97
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
HON. A. NJ. KeiLsYs LECTURE.
An Evening of Entertainment and In
structiOu in Store.

Il is safe 70 assert that the lecture OF
Non. 4. VI. Kelley to be delivered at
Nolar: ial. OH the 18Th Of this month for
tt. benefit of tine soldiers and sailors.
monument VIII bee rarely entertaining ana
Instructive. Judge Kelley has chosen for
~. subject Egypt. And from the iact that
h- has now long been resident 81 the
and OF the Pharaoh and had the best o;
.ruoftun.tlcs for eX,rclslng the faculty 81
observation. which be- possesse IN areinar n
a.le degree. be - gifted with natural cio,;
ouauc-' : a ripe scholar, and pohshed
ofnt0r. Tie puhhcmay confident " expect
from him the most vivid treatment OF MS
IIchets. which are fifty cents each can
he procured from aay member OF the
Monument association and are cxcuahge-
gli. for reserved seats a.. kamoss upon
ns,rneut of twenty-five cents extra.
Member, of tine Association VINO nave
uo, secured tickets eau get them from
Colonel Joun B. Cary. chairman.
The Governor, the Mayor, the heads OF
ci,v and State departments. Gnd menu mpers
~ tHa General Assembly and of the CITY
Couucil Will occupy seats on the stage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

regard to and his generous support of in
stitutes, but also tor his brilliant and ef-
iectlve efforts IN behalf of the cause of
public education IN the South. and for his
unwavcring loyalty and devotion to tho
cause generally. Virginia proudly claims
hum as her son (by adoption) her citizens
gladly honor him. and her educators CON
tdently rely upon ms sympathy, counsel.
and a.d. But ms sphere is no, confined TO
Virginia; of his achievements she is not
the only beneficiary. nor do Virginia edu
Gators alone appreciate his work and worth.
pr. Curry belongs To- the nation and pos
tcr,ty Will honor him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
BORROWED TIE MONEY.
The Masonic Temple Association Gives IL
Deed Of Trust for $4,000.

Colonel Tazeweu Ellett yesterday filed
for record IN the Clerks oihce of the
Chauccry Court IN tins city q deed of trust
from he Masonic Temple Association con-
Veplug 10 Mcssrs. Benjamin {. Mherry
and William G. Tanner. trustees for the
FIRE Association of ihiladeipAia. an Incor-
Vo-atcl company of the Quaker City. a
heu upon the new Masonic temple build
lng low IN course of erection at the
corner Of Broad ant Adams streets. upon
tie property owned 10y th" ASSOCIATION at
the corner of Fifth and Nam streets. and
also upon is real estate on Sixth street
Lear Man. The Gpcr was made or Sep
teu.hcr sth and IS gwen IA security of IA
loan of $4,000 10 the Masonic Association
by the Pn.iadelphla company. The deed
ot trust J. To exist for tn years unless
sooner DISCHARGED, the rate of interest
being fixed at per cent. aud payable semi
annually.
At recent meeting Of the committee in
charge of the Masonic Temple II was de-
cidcd thai II would be more beneficial TO
tie association 10 borrow the money to
complete the now and handsome structure
than 10 sell for the purpose other property
winch would enhance greatly ii value with
increasing years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Prevsusiye of Fire.

An elaborate test of the new fireproof
agency known as Ricinate. (which is con-
trolled by the Ricinate Fireproofing Com
pany of Virginia here, WAS given before
tha Richmond (Ioard of Underyrirers and
other prominent people near the Exposi-
ton Grounds yesterday evening, with the
object of demonstrating the valuable pro-
incipient fires.
Two large pine structures were erected,
TO one Of which had been applied coat Of
kalsomine with tho Ricinate incorporated,
and the other left bare. Bontires Of equal
size were applied to each, with the result
that after twenty five minutes fierce burn.
ing tho latter WAS almost entirely con.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
GOSHEN BAPTISTS.
The NlNeTY-NlNTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Programme for the Centennial Celebration
Next Year-Addrcsses to lie Delivered.
Full Representation Desired.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
foRDossyILLE. Va. September 9.-Great
crowds are attending the ninety ninth
anniversary Of the Goshen Association at
Forest Hill, FIVE miles from here. The
association has seventy churches and 6 500
members
The great feature to-day was the pro-
posed centennial celebration, on which
Rev. l.. j. Haley, DR.. L. $. Dunaway. G. T,
Smith, and S. j. Quinn reported as fol.
lows:
TIRE PROGRAMME.
Resoired. /. That the association meet
next year at County-Llne church, In
Caroline county, and remain IN session four
days
2. That The historical paper to be pre-
pared 10y Rev. l.. J. Haley be read before
the body.
,. That three addresses be delivered. rs
follows: One on the Bible and the Baptists
by Rev. A. T.. Dickinson. ID. d.. one on the
Baptists and Modern Missions, by Pro-
fes-or H. II. Harris. IL. d.. and one on
Hon J. J., VI. curry, Ii. D., aud that the
centennial sermon be delivered by L. >
Runaway. II. ID.
4. That large tent, capable of holding
from / .000 to 1000 persons, toe hired, set up,
and seated for the use of the association
and congregation.
TIE FUNDS.
3. That each of our churches be request
| cd 10 send up at least three times their
usual amount 20 the ASSOCIATION fund C.
mect the necessary expenses, and that q
loca. committee OF seven be appointed to
arrange for the above aud for music. and
that general committee be appointed
from this body. Of which the Moderator
shall be chairman, 10 carry out the ar
rangement proposed IN Item 3.
Il. That rs a mark Of gratitude to God
| for blessings vOuchsafed to this body III
| the past and as thank offering to tho
great head of the Church we recOmmen!
that each and all OF the churches IN this
body largely increase their contributions
to benevolent purposes this centennial
yea.
les pectfIlly submitted.
J.. d. HALEY. Chairman.
The crowd present to-day Is not less than
3,OJU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
SOMEBODY sLUNoERED.
Five Men Killed and "A Number Injured in
Consequence.

l}y Anglo-Amorican cable 10 the Dispatch.l
GfAsGow. ScorLAyD. September l0.-A
terrible accident. due o. somebody's care
lessnpss. occurred here to-day. A number
of railroad MbOrers were engaged IN re-
pairing railroad track along which a
number Of trains were constantly passing.
A. usual III such cases al the drivers oi
passenger engines were varied 70 keep II
lookout for the lauorers at work AZ the
point referred 10 and 10 whistle when
nearing il. This warning seems not 10
have been given the driver of An express
tram or else ne forgot hIs Instructions. In
any ca.e. the express tram dashed into the
midst OF the working trackmen. killed five
men upon the spot. and seriously injured
number of others. The usual Official IN
yestinAtlOn is III progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
HENRlCO MATTERS.
The Conductor Cases seut On-IIe Was
Not Insane.

Justice James /. Lewis. Of Henrco
county. was engaged yesterday IN hearing
tie continued cases OF Conductors Good
man and iueckert. oi the Chesapeake aud
ONO railway. who ar charged with vl0-
leutly erecting Charles Lewis (cc!orei
from q tram on the A.loghany division
August 2jth.
ILe prisoners were represented by Mr..
T.lI Carter as counsel whl'r Nj. Conway
Il. Sands appeared o. behalf OF the prose-
Cu..on.
Tho accused were sent on = the grand
Jury and bail,i IN the sum of 500 for
tnelI appearance at the September term of
the .urt, winch meets Friday week.
There l. also a cT1~s-warrant against
Lew, for assault. aai the latter has en-
red q SUIT for damage IL the nl,ed
States Circuit Court against the railroad
company.
Jus, ce. Frischkorn. Lewis, and Atlee
Yesterday held commission oi lunaty to
INQUIRE INFO the condition of James Lyme,
Tie Nrll-ku1wn Sevcn-rlncs guide.
There was not evidence u sustain the
char ot insanity and Mr.. Lyme was dl~-
charged: but a. a parting admoniton he
was told u Gus MS ha.r. winch was very
long. This Ae did and ms appearance Is
nov materially altered ana improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MOSES ES---ARBUCKLE.
, woli-Known Young titi1en oi "''"
ood tn Marry In New YORK.

Cards are out for the marriage OF "a piss -
'.n,s .a,e Fnellre Arbucale, OF New ork, 20
Mr, Mia Ta,,' Will take place IN New York Gu
Teuu'hs ,SeU,.dsv september oath, at the resi- sI
na nuls"S' "a ,be bride. and the ceremony wiIi
"Ic ~ neyformed by II Lutheran Iilnis,sdi' mn yed
Jhere viii bo reception al.eI rno IRE
d,ne. and the couple Will pe AZ ho'"0 "'
ai,dr Mr Mo.es IS the head of the music nriri
mf. mo'I a. Noses * Co.. and son oi pr.
a Aired dI'i Moses. one Of Richmond's OLDEST
residents. ,.,c,ht.r az the late
,,a.ho,s niso a. IAyrhnckle. the cornetist. ana IS
well known IN Richmond. Az one Wontis, at'r,
she Was member OF the firSt o"p''S'
church choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

of new per cent loan, the existing 3
per cents remaining mucn below par.
The official press tries to explain this by
charging the banks with trying 10 force a
redemption of the loans. Independent
writer's. however. have come 10 the con
clusion that the value OF money is such
that Germany is not yet ripo tor a per
cent loan. The next loan, probably at
per cent, will not be issued before January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
A SURPRISING BILL
FILED AGAINST THE RICHMOND AND
hARRlSONBURG LAND COMPANY
Unparalleled Manipulations - The
stock ParceIlcd Out-The Prayer.

HARRrsoSBURG. Va. September TO-
Counsel representing f. J. Bosher. George
". Mayo, +. G. Christian, John o. Toole.
and others have filed n surprising bill IN
the Rockingham Circuit Court against the
promoters of the Richmond and Harri-
sonburg Land Company. Forty-eight
persons are named as defendants, nearly
all Of whom are residents Of Richmond or
vicinity. The bill alleges gross mlsrepre-
scntation on the part Of the defendants as
regards urico paid for the lands of the
company: their location and the nature
OF the improvements about to be made /;
hotels 70 be erected, and railroad assured
through the compauy's p.a'.
KxHiBITs FILED.
4 large number If EXHIBITS are filed in
support of the-e allegations. among them
a copy Of the DIsPATCH Of November %,
1890. containing the advertising of tue lot
sale The hill charges, IN bret. manipula-
ton on the part of the promoters believed
10 te unparalleled ~ The history of the
corporation, and that nearly one half Of
the capital stock Of the company was par
celled out among individuals composing
the promoters. 1t further AYERS that the
appointment of Phlp Il. Shield ~ re-
cover III July last WAS made without the
knowledge ot the company and tor the
purpose of continuing the control OF the
present officers and the collection of stock
subscriptions.
TO EEscIND AND RETURN.
The prayer Of the bill j. 10 rescind and
annul the stock subscriptions Of the com
plainants and the return by the promoters
OF all money 80 paid IN. The case will pro-
baby be heard At the October term OF the
court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
: Monetary C-isis at Odessa.

TBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LoNDoN. Eng, September l0.-A dispatch
TO the Nors from Odessa, Russia, sa;s:
The extraordinary fluctuations III roubles
IN toe past ten days have almost brought
international commerce to stand-stlll.
BUSINESS contracts are impossible. Inere
is but little doubt that the Berlin BANKERS
are ex.rcislug a sinister influence on hus-
sian exchange. and il Is felt that tho
autumu will bring a serious crisis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Papers of the Panama Canal Company

by Anglo-American cable to the DiFpatch.l
PARIS, September 10. The police search
for evidence IL connection with the IN
yestlgation Of the affairs OF the Panama
Canal Company, was continued yesterday.
The Offices and residences Of Bunauvarilla
and Eiffel. and others Of the principal con-
tractors for the cutting Of tho canal were
searched. Many papers were seized. sealed,
and turned over to the public prosecutor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
The Presidential Family 10 Nove.

GAZE NAY PoISr, \. j.. September TO-
The entire presIdentIal family will leave
the cottage here tuesday morning next.
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mckee. and the
children will proceed - Auburndale.
Mass. where they will remain for a couple
of weeks. The President, Mr.. Dlmmick,
Secretary Haltord, Mss iIalford. and Miss
Sanger. the Presidents stenographer, will
20 direct to Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Arrests for Alleged Postal Frau ds'

10y teIcgfAPI 70 'Ho I'l7I''7' ~,
R,pv1yoHAM. Ala. September NJ ns
or,a.t of W. II. Davidson. POSTMASTER .,
Waleysyille, on charge OF einoezziene.u,' \,
sas followed to-day 10y the arrest Oh ~ ,hc ~.
NickedS, ,f conspiring with Davidson III
cna,si1 ,,auds, il is alleged that Davidson
p0s,ai pp00srated by giving stamps to Vckery wn, wi
9pn"sed 81 them. The latter asserts ths'
aisporo an !" innocent. and that he never did any
ne 40 :. wrong unless it was to oppose David
ao, for pOstmastcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Given Away.

The "Domesticn Fashion Review (and
guide to home dress-making). fall number,
"a book of nlnety-two pages l3Xls inches,
containing 200 illustrations of garments
for ladies'. misses. children. tcSs, and
men-a 25-cent book gwen away with
each 2J-cent " Domestic pattern bought
previous 10 September I'D.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
800 Main street. Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
4 still Alarm of lire.

A still alarm was turned IN Yesterday
afternoon about O'clock IN order To eX-
tinguish a ire discovered under the steps
of the unoccupied building No. IL on
north Seventeenth street. which was con-
demned several months ago. The tiremen
connected with Truck and steamer No. 2
under charge Of Captain kedw qulckly
mt ont the flames. which are supposed tC
nave been started by an incendiary. Tue
damage was about $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
TIE CoTTON-PlCKeRS' STRIKE.
Situation with Respect to 1t in South
CaroIina-Farmers' Views.

10y ~ t.iO D'"P''~"'
CHARLESTON, ). c., September lo.-Ihe
following special from Darlington, thls
State. gives the South Carolina farmers
view OF the cotton-pic kers' strike: The
situation here in reference to the probable
strike of cotton-pickers in the ,colored
Farmers Alliance excites no apprehension
among the farmers. II IS not believed.
despite what has been said, tnat the strike
will be ordered. but if 1t IS the demands
will not be considered. The OPINION pre-.
walls among the farmers interviewed that
were they confronted with, such CONF,
ton of affairs, the colored people couiu
not sustain their positions for many. rea-
sons. the most prominent being the lease
system and the plan OF farming on shares
which prevails here to great extent; No N,
official or definite action on this suoJect
has yet been made public and no alarm Is
felt by our farmers generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Ths Porte and the sIoskwa.

(By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
CoNsrANTrNopLr, September lO.-The
Porte has neither abjectly apologized TO
the Russian Ambassador. Nelidod. nor
paid an indemnity for the detention OF the
Russian vessel Moskws. The Porte has
merely given assurance against o recur-
renee OF such incidents.