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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Nav YORK sourHsaNsRs.
Organized 20 Mstptsin Conssttusicnai
law-Thc Force Bill.


NEw YoRK, September 3O.--fhere was q
bic rally OF southern Democrats tonight
at No. l3 west Twenty-fourth street. Adj
dresses were made by members OF the as
sociation. A speech by w. $. Temple was
received with much enthusiasm. He said
in part;
is not sectional in Its purposes, but IL IN
organized TO aid in maintaining the ConstI-
tuition and the laws. The great issues Of
the present campaign are equal and exact
Justice TO ell and therights OF government
by the people. The right Of the several
States TO determine the qualifications of
electors and TO control their own elections
is expressly recognized and provided for
in the Federal Constitution, and has never
been questioned till the Lodge election
bill came up. The bill is ascheme TO force
the southern electoral vote, whether
riehtfully or wrongfully, into the column
of Republicanism, and to strip the Dem.
ocracy OF this great city of its rightful
power. The passage of this bill would
paralyze the South"
Among those present were Charles 4.
Grogan, j. Il. Graves, Of the Atlanta Con
sfihltion 4; James Moore, Charles q. OCon-
nor. Royal A. Ferris. William j. Hardy,
and Philip Wilkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Disastrous Nickel-Plate Fire.
Cnvtalegranh IN the Diauatcn.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 3O.-A disastrous
FIRE broke out in the Nickel-Plate freght-yards'
at Elghteth street and Stony-Island avenue,
this morning. Forty carloads OF merchaodise
we're consumed, and the loss is estimated 20 eA-
coed sIOO, 600. The fire had gained considora-
BILE Roadway when Il was discovered by a train
man, and he was compelled % run a long dis
lance 70 send in an alarm. When the nrst en-
CINE company reached tho scene the ehire
freight-yard was In imminent danger Of being
swept away by the 1re. Other apparatus was
sent for aud the burning cars we're isolated.
Before much could be done, owing 20 the scarcity
The fire is attributed to sparks from passing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

While the feeling of the purely Baptist
section of Mr., Spurgeon's tabernacle is in
favor of the retention of Rev. Thomas
Spurgeon for further preaching period,
the bulk OF the congregation desire the
permanent services of Rev. Mr.. Pierson.
Rev. Thomas Spurgeon has ALREADY
booked passage for New Zealand, but
il officially requested to stay he
will probably agree. Despite she pres
the oninion that 1t will not lead to split
in this. the biggest congregation In the
world.
coNwAY's RETURN.
Moncure ID. Conway's return 70 the pull
pit of the South Place church mas ALREADY
led to demand for seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
CLEVELAND N NEW YORK.
Called on by the Democratic Executive
Committeeman and others.
fBy telegraph 20 the DispatcD.l


fBy telegraph 20 the pispatcD.l
NKw YoRK, September so.--This after
noon all the members of tho Executive
Committee of the Democratic National
Committee who are IN town called on Mr..
Cleveland, at the Victoria Hotel. They
remained with him for over an hour. They
were Chairman Harrity. Don NJ Dickin-
son. Secretary Sheerin. Arthur r. Cor,
Bradley b. Smalley. They left Democratic
Headquarters in twos and threes. and all
got to Mr.. Cleveland's room within
half an hour of each other. Be-
fore the last of them went away
William @. Whitney sent his card to Mr..
Cleveland and was immediately ushered up
stairs.
WHITNEY on TUE ANrI-sslpPERs.
Mr. Whitney said to tho reporters before
going up to Mr.. Cleveland's room; Well,
did not tell you The Anti-Snappers would
be IN liner"
He refused. however, to discuss the aues-
ton of third ticket in New York CITY,.
Lawrence Gardiner, secretary of the Ma
tional Association of Democratic Clubs.
was another Of Mr.. Cleveland's callers.
He said he had not yet asked Mr. Cieve-
land to address the convention of Demo
cratic clubs on Tuesday night.
THE Ex-PREsIpENr's ARRIVAL.
New YORK, September 3O.-Ez-President
Cleveland arrived on the Fall-River Line
steamer Pilgrim to-day. There were about
200 people on the pier TO receive him. He
was driven TO the Victoria Hotel. The
FIRST man who called was William Il. Grace,
and he had long interview with the ex
President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
WORKING Fo7 LIFE.
Heroic Efforts In Behalf of Entombed
Miners-One Man Released.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y lclcSIdpu " eho N'Sf~i
IRovwooD, MIcH., September SO.-All the
evening and last night the 1000 miners en-
ployed in the Norris iron-mine took turns
at working in the relief party seeking 10
rescue the eleven men buried in NO. 8
shaft by fall of ground yesterday morn
lpg. Shifts were made every ten minutes,
and the men worked neroically.. Ihelr
efforts were directed towards driving a
new shaft to the fifth level. where
the men are supposed to be-. Late
last night signals were given by the
relief party and answered by the en-
tombed men by pounding on the IRON pli-
lar which extends from the surface to the
chambers where the men are imprisoned,
SO that il is certain some of them were
alive 81 that time. The scenes about the
month of the shaft have been most mar
rowing. Wives, children. and friends OF
the entombed men waiting In heart- presL-
ing suspense for news of their loveu ones
have moved strong men 10 tears by their
supplications. Abraham Thompson, que
OF the buried men. was rescued at $50 TINS
morning. The probabilities are that the
remaining ten men will be dead oefore
they are reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Cotton-spinuinx Wage Reduction.

by Anglo-American cable 70 Inc DspaIcn'I
LONDON. September 30 SeVenty-seyen per
cent. OF the master cotton-spinners OF England
to-day decided % enforce reduction OF per
cent. In the wages OF their employees. The men
stubbornly refuse TO accept the proposed reduc-
ton and intend 20 strike. 10 Is generally nd
mitted in Manchester that the stoppsge OF work
will not be bad thing Tor the trade, "a II viii
enable the spinners to reduce their present
heavy stocks. -.
The decision 20 reduce wages affects 10000
600 splndles using American cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
THE EUROPEAN PLAGUE.
Cholera Situation In Hamburg and mt
other Points.

tBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatcn'I
HaxsuRo. GER, September S0.--The Of
f,ciai cholera statistics for yesterday place
the number of new cases at 33 and the
deaths at "a. Compared with Wednesdays
returns. this is q decrease OF II cases anu
an increase of s deaths. Ia Altoona yes
terday new cases and deaths were To
ported.
DECREASE AT HAvRE-
HAyRK, September S0,--Three new cases
Of cholera aud SIX deaths We're reported
here Yesterday. This is decrease OF one
Ease and an increase Of four deaths COM
nared with the returns OF Wednesday.
OFFICIALLY IN ODESSA
ODESSA. Russia, September 30.-Ir is Off
ciallv Announced to-day that cholerais pres
snt in this CITY. From Friday. September
ssd 10 "Wednesday. September 2Sth, there
have been 10 cases OF the disease reported.
OF which proved fatal.
IRON RUSSIAN VESSELS.
prn..PxsrE. September 30.--It Is report
al here that cholera has broken ont IN Q
gerv,an village on the Danube, IL 10 said
that the disease was imported by Russian
vessels calling at the village.
PARIS AND SUBURBS.
pAsrs. September S0.--In Paris and its
s,burbs Yesterday total OF ~ new
cholera cases and 8 deaths from the dis
ense were reported.
TIE EKLGrAS CAPITAL.
BsusssrA. September so.--Soven new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
noIsl-LopaeRs sAvsL.
Warned just in Time of Fire by Hero
Who Is Hart.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

DENVER. COL, September 30.-A man
named Patrick Mitchell saved the forty
dodgers of the Buena Vista Hotel, which
caught fire early this morning, by gong
from room to room and arousng them,
but they had TO jump from windows. as
the stairways were impossible. In twenty
minutes after the fire was discovered the
structure was in ruins.
Mitchell broke both arms and both legs
in leaping from q veranda when his WORK
had been accomplished.
The Buena Vista Hotel was two-story
frame building, at the corner of Sixth and
Lawrence streets.
Gustave Kease, q ledger, persisted In the
flames. and Anna Gunderson, A. McDou'
gall, and Tom Arnold were severely burned.
The last naT1ed will die,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
The Wisconsin Apportionment.
fpv tafoOrauo 20 thu Dianatchl

MADISON. Wis, September 30.-United states
Senator Villas presented the answer of secre-
tary-of-State Cunningham TO the complainant
attacking the apportionment OF tho state In the
Supreme Court this morning. IL holds that The
Legislature has power 10 exercise certain
amount Of discretion IN reapportioning the State
and 70 consider questions Of business and po-
litical interest and that IL exercised this discre.
ton In the present apportionment. The court
took the matter under adyisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
cases Of oholera aud deaths reported
QUARANTINE IN COLOMBIA.
order. emphasized by voiisys Of BuIie's'
which. However, Faii Short.

WHftNf 1P"r'"'f
fBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dhpa'ch.i
PAsANA. September flowing 70 tne
appearance of cholera IN New YORK. a. ~.
ported by cable adyices. the closure on w
Atlantic ports OF Colombia against vesses
arriving from infected countries has been
this date extended 90 all vessels sai,ns
from the Atlantic ports OF the cna M
States subsequent TO the 18th instant. lne
Pacific Mail steamship Newport. Wndch h
sailed from New York on the tusn
instant, arrived here this morn
ing and has been admitted. ono
will not sail on the homeward, yoysge
before the Sd proximo. as she will wal. 70
take up all incoming passengers anu ~.
freight from the Pacific coast. After n sl
departure no more communication Will oe
held with outside ports during the preve-
lence of cholera. This is considered aosos
lutely necessary, as there are no means ol
establishing quarantine here. The BRUSH
and Frouch Ministers have protested.
The Royal Mail steamship Afrsto, Wnicn
arrived at Savanilla after the declaration
had been made that the port was closed 70
foreign vessels, was not only ordered OUT
of port. but the order was emphasized oy
three yolleys of bullets from hie OF so,,-
diers. The shots fell short OF the vessel
perhaps very fortunately for the snootefs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
RICHMOND tive STOCK MARKET.
f8snazs~d fov N. -.

RICHMOND. September 30 Rocc,ps. F. eco go
cattle, 4so sheep and lambs, and 1900 heA1
sales sso head cattle. $50 sheep end lambs.
Prices:
Cattle, best, 354a4c. gros., medium 20 rood
Bulls, 2a2tc. gross.
sheep, 3y<a3tzc. gross.
Lambs, fs5c. gross.
Hoxs 0a1c nat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
A'e. A. R. MANS DEAD BODY
Found Floating In the Potonac-snppose'
20 Have Fallen from Steamer.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatcn.l
ALEXANDRIA, September SO.-About i
o'clock to-day, as Mr.. George Schafer was
on his way down the river in his boat, ne
discovered the body of white man noat-
ing face downward in the water. Inc
BODY was towed 10 this city and the coro-
ner notified. II was alfred IN the dark
blue blouse and light-blue trousers
of the regular army and looked
like the body of an old veteran.
The name @. Mason was found on the
clothing, and brass button bearing the
State seal and word 4" Massachusetts, was
also found. The body was Inferred IN the
Soldiers Cemetery this evening. IL was
undoubtedly the corpse OF some veteran
who fell overheard from one of the river
steamers during the encampment and was
not missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

10y telegraph % the Dsp'ssNI
AuausrA, "a, September 3o.-IEs zen Ush' ,ss
railroad OF Georgia to-day Son ~ n. Is are OF
the haifyesr jy rental VI the oeefsia md
the other i han being paid BY the Louissii's anu
Nashville road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
RICHMOND rosscco MARKET

skeported Tor "a uu4AecnI
sxfrMusxx 3o.--Aucsiop oGe<nU ~ 1900
price. sia Is; .orest, -; avssae@ eeso'
Private szlos l!Rht. e. u
Revenue collections, CsHa1 end elGexeoee1s
ef.35l.25; tooaccA e2.dzk0o; ep>Net M
S150.2 "a -fotsl "a. t3433. = -
IN Ss. .,:. Z s ssss s s;:s, "a ~
V6snge hoins ye<y NM i. I. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
KILLED BY A LuNATIc.
An Aged Pensioner Murderea u" "
Room-His Alleged Slayer.
N ..,o..-.r ~ O., tfa DisDatch.l

TBy telegraph 10 the Dispstcn.J
NEW YORK. September se.--A veteran
pensioner named Frank u. Paulse lives was
found murdered in his room. IN Hester
street last night, and few minutes after
the murderer had fied the murder was e. as as
covered BY reason OF noise made oy t tns
murderer in his precipitate fight mus mus
drawing attention 10 Paulsens room, a IAN.
In the night a policeman saw mah eau,
ming iewelry by the light from saloon
window In First street. The mans actions
caused his arrest. lie showed ngnt wiz aua, :
small axe which be had under nis coat ~
and il took two policemen 70 tass ,n n
the station in hand-cart This morning
Il was discovered that the jewelry iouh =
ON the man belonged to PSnlsen. tnst ny; ;s
SIe was covered with blood, and that n.a nls
clothing wss also bloody. Pan.ssen ~ u sxe
had been spns, app na,nsa Frank w. Rohl.
marble polisher. His actions ana spsoon
indicate that he is homicidai iunssic'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
BALL AND BAT.

Bean-Eaters Outplay Senators at All
Points-score, 13 to 3.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Bosros, September 30.-Boston out
PLAYED the visitors at ell points to-day,
particularly in fielding aud base-runnlng.
With two out in the first inning, McCar-
thy stole home from third W hen the ball
pitched i Kelly hurt GSnf ns1b5 a SRa
stooped the game. Attendance. 63S.
Score: X; BIZ Il,
Bostons. 2101 1 2-13 IL 3
Washingtons. Il 10000 Ga 8
Batteries-Nichols and Kelly; killen and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

needs assistance II may be best 20 re % =
II promptly. but one should remssnlps an 10
use even the most perfeet fsmsu,os ~ Ia
when needed. The best ana moss s't r,,,s
and gentle remedy is the Syrap " w.
manufactured by the Oaiit0kn~
Syrup Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Canaday's Remains Inferred.
fRv telegre nh 10 the Digpatch.l

WASHINGTON, September 30.-Ihe remains
OF William p. Canaday, who committed
sui-ide here Tuesday, were inferred at Rock
Creek cemetery this afternoon. The funeral
seryices were held at Spears undertaking
establishment, Rev. S. d. Green, pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist church, officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
RAl1IMoRe STOCK MARKET.

BALrrMoRE, September 30.--yirginia 3s. 74iSa
rs baltimore and ohio stock. 90 asked: Baiti-
more and Ohio southwestern lists. 105hal0U11;
DO. 1st incomes, 69A bid do. 20 incomes, rs
asked; consolidated gas bonds. 1lo asked; DO.
stock 69a5elk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
cENTass OF The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. ssoskss Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. Sc, asd the
Weather Indications.
fsy telegraph % the Dispasch.I

fBy telegraph 10 the DispsschI
r. WASHINGTON. d. q. September 80.
IElIp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
flour hours--trorn midnight to
midnight. Fair weather. warmer;
westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair wea-
Their, except showers on the coast easterly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

AFObNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AN ID
Nl. SPRINGS, over Rocknsh Gar. Hue htdes
Mountains, 300 feet above me level q the sos
Fine VIEW. . delightful summor resort. cheap
board, strons iron springs; many ntsfAc1ions 70
the invnitd. plsnsure-ssekerH end femtues q
easy accesA Address AossrA HA8Mk = N1.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
The ANr-sNAP MEETING.
'"'nt In Favor ola Third Ticket, But
Action Postponed.

ST., YORK. September S0.-The Anti
i,eis met tonight At No. ii6 east
,5ss sssnth street 10 hear the report Of the
A,,,,g,es appointed 20 confer with the
t,saA Democratic Committee relative
H. ~ sl. mgsi elective method Of furtberinQ
NA,V'l9n d thu national Democratic
gssss, E1;hsyor William X. Grace was
kse,s eaesrai sentiment OF the speakers
Tue putting forth Of q talrd local
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
MARKETS eY rsLeaeapn.
NEW YoRN.


Ssw roRx, September 30--co,ton stsahs,
mtddltnx, lssc.; low Kidding, 2 3igc.. sei
ordinary, 6itc.. net receipts mona. sross a Tas
bsies; exports-to Great Britain, ASA bales,
70 tns Consiaent, 200 bales; forwarded, $50
stock, $4,000 bales. Neskly-Net rsosipss'
3,444 bales; gross, 34,i3s bales; srports-to
Grea. Britain, 1908 bales Continent, <.3sS
S Ssiss; iosrsraed, tt9s ealesi sales. s,ii7
net reoeipis, 2s,b77 bales: exports-tlrest
Britain. 1850 bales; France, a7.hales: Cont.
nsnt, IL sos bsles; stock, s9.97e bales: oon-
Great Britain, 1880 bales: Frame, $500
bales; Continent 29,7Ts balcs totals s,ncs
September 1st-Net receipts 4O2, 5ep bales:
exports-0rcst Britain. l0t .Bia bsles: Frsncs,
1888 bales; Continent 1891 bales. Wheat
dull and lower, but steady; No 2 red, 7si4c. IN
store and elevator; 7SAa1Sftc afost; options
closed heavy at &al<c. under yesterday. No. q
red, October, 7s1aS: Deceinber. sls.c; NAY,
s;ssc, Corn dun and iOrsr boi weaA NO ?,
closed weak az esalc. under yestcriay: october.
51c.; November, 5i1sc; December, S2ssc
Oats nrmer and quiet; options dun and weaker;
October. Soc; November, a7Isc; December.
3s3sc.: spot No 2. 3olss36ssc. mixed western,
36a3sc. Co1ee-Options eiossd steady and So
10 points up; October, el+50ssl4.o0; Novenl.
Der. sl4-45sf1450; December, slt.3S
si445 spot Rio duh and steady No Z, lose.
sugar Refined quiet but steady; standard A.
cut loaf and crushed, ) 5-l0a5i<c.; powdered,
3 1916; granulstcd, 5s5 j-l6c. xolasses-
New Orleans quiet and steady. Rice In good
demand and arm. Meat market duh bat steady.
Lard weaker and dull; western steam. $3.50
asked; October, 1920 asked; January, e7.23
uominally. Freishts Arm and quiet.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September 30.-Quick, slippery turns
and = weak close marked to-day IN the grain
pits. Provisions were put on 3 decidedly lower
shelf Compared with last night. wheat IL t,c.
lower for December and Nc. lower for May.
October corn Is la. lower, and May from y % 40
lower. Oats closed isaisc. lower. October pork
i is AVG. lower. January has declined 27lsc..
and tho following losses havo occurred IN the
lard and ribs Lard, 2iSc. for OctoDer, aud l2lsc.
| TOR January: ribA, 55c. for October and i3,Sc.
| for January.
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and unchanged.
| Wheat-No. 2 red and spring, 72hc. No. 2
| corn, 43lSc No. oats, size. Pork, elo;uoa
eiO.7O. lard. sS. Shortriba, 600. Dry
saited shoulders, s1.l0as7.20; shortclear,
| s1.95ass. whiskey, eL15.
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Mean temperature. ..........
NEW yoRk STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK, September 30.--The stock mar
ket to-day was quiet, a. usual, but the anina-
tlon infused into few stocks by buying for the
account OF outside spectators gave the market
an active and strong appearance, and In the Few
stocks which were largely traded In substantial
movements occurred.
EEw ENGLAND AND CHICAGO GAS.
New England again assumed q commanding
position In the market under heavy buying Tor
no reason known 20 tho public. Another active
stock was Chicago Gas, which was sold heavily
In the early trading by noted nrm OF brokers
for reasons which transpired later In the shape
Of the announcement OF al application for
receiver for the concern, but meantime unu-
sualiy heavy buying soon rallied the stock COM
pletey. Distillers also came In for share OF the
new buying and improved materially.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT.
Another important feature OF the day was
the strength exhibited by the Richmond and
West Point securities, and especially was the
per cent. class stimulated by the new turn OF
affairs IN the matter OF REORGANIZATION, ana
especially by the late arrangement OF the hoi-
lins committee and the speyer syndicate In the
Georgia Central matter. This Is expected 70
rebound to the benefit OF the Richmond aud
West Point, and 10 IL limited that important in-
terests which have heretofore acted independ.
emily OF one another, have come together. pun
points ia the securities OF the company and It's
tributary companies were plentiful ana had
considerable influence.
TIE COAL STOCKS.
The meeting OF the coal sales agents has had
the effect of making waiting attitude on tue
coal stocks, and while Reading was very active,
especially late In the day, whom the efforts 20
get IL down became most marked, IL was held
within tho range OF per cent. all day long, ana
closed within u per cent. OF last nights price,
despite the pressure brought TO bear. The Coal
ers we're almost entirely neglected.. The eject
OF the application for a receiver for Chicago Gas
at the close Of the day loss OF Is per cent,
with the stock Arm at the rally, while the various
rumors about different parties seeking control
| of New England resulted In rise OF 2Ss for that
stock. The only other important change was IN
| DistlIlers'. and gain Of 2ss per cent for the
! day was scored.
| CLOSE RATHER FIRM.
| Other stocks were quite neglected, bul the
| firm temper In the early dealings was followed
| by general reaction, when the rise IN New Eng
| land eliminated, but, despite free realizationi
| IN the late trading, the market closed rathei
| firm on q slight rally Sales-Lsted stocks, 2S6,
| 600; unlisted, 10000.
| MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Evenfno.-Exchange quiet and easy at 4s6ls'
| ASS. Commercial bills, 4S5a4s6&. None.
| close Mt 4lIao: coeing offered at o. sub-Trea
| sury DaIances--Coin. s93,D74OOO; currency
| sl4,g26,OO0. Governments dull but steady
per cents, 1l4L. state bonds quiet but firm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

FLova. we auns: sias. s5ssS2S saSss-
One, ss;as.sssv .;a sssr ssx'sossz31
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
AMUSEM ENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE
DeShOD ODerG Company.
MEETINGS-FirSt Saturday.

GOOD PILLOWS, CUMMINGS ASSEMBLY.
EAsT-ESD EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
RICHMOND IL 0GE, MACHlNIsTs,
PLUMBERS SITED ASSOCIATION.
BRICKLAYB So UNION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

A neglected cough may lead to con-
sumption. therefore tako Or. BuVs Cough
syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
THREE MONTHS. FAILURES.
Good showing Made by shs south for tho
Quarter.
IBy telegraph 70 tho Dispasch.l

NKw York, September 50.-A Leading
mercantile agency has Just issued the sta
tistics Of failures for the quarter ending
to-day. II is shown that In the United
States thsrs wore only !. 964 failures for the
quarter, with liabilities Of siiehtiy over
Ga. 5OO. 900. Tho failures In the United
States tor the aszfe period last year were