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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
TIE p1RArrs MHr1EwAsHEn.
TeIecraphic BrevIties.

The Russians have evacuated the Pamir.
A large force has been ordered TO be sta
toned permanently at Murghan.
The Great Council Of Red Men of the
United States met in Atlanta yesterday.
Nlnety-six delegates are present.
CAPTAIN w. +. Sampson, United States
Navy. has been ordered TO duty as in
spector OF ordnance at the Washington
navy-yard.
A FIRE late Monday night destroyed the
plant of the st. Louis Pearl Hominy- Mills.
Flanagan & Co., pfoprietors, ST. Louis, Mo.
Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000.
Prince Herman. of Schaumberg-Lippe,
Germany, was thrown from bis horse while
riding near LenZ yesterday and sustained
a fracture of the skull. His condition ID
critical.
The Sultan Of Morocco has stopped ope-
rations against the Angherltes. SAID Enki-
shet. the Governor OF Anghera, has been
deposed. The French Els bassy is about
to start for Fez.
The Western Union Executive Commit
tee Yesterday decided to recommend 20
the directors of the company the usual l1s
per cent. quarterly dividend and an IN
crease of the stock by $4,000, 900, making
Inc lOldl u
The Master Cotton-Spinners' Federation
Of Great Britain has decided 70 reduce the
wages of employees per cent. on account
of the depression in trade. Firms repre-
senting so per cent. of the whole trade
favored such a reduction. The workmen,
who contend that restricted output wall
be sufficient to meet the difficulty, intend
TO strike against the proposed reduction.
The Committee of One Hundred in
charge of the notification of Cleveland
and Stevenson In MadiBon-Square Garden,
New York, July 26th last met yesterday to
determine what should be done with q
balance Of $1,3l1 left over after the pay
ment of all expenses. By unanimous
vote il was decided to turn the money
over TO be used in the payment OF ex-
penses incurred in warding of the cholera.
President Harrison makes no effort to
conceal his great anxiety over the copdi-
| ton of krs. Harrison and was at her bed.
| side Cat Loon Lake, N. I.) nearly all OF
| Yesterday. The whole family share his
| deep concern. and all are evidently appre-
| hensiye of continuance of the present
| unfayoruhle symptoms. Mrs HARRISON
wishes 10 be~Inoyed TO Washington, ana
the transfer viii be made II she 10 s.rohg hs
| enough. Her illness may prevent the
| President being present ina Washington af
the Grand Army encampmeht-
/ The threatened Reading railroad strike
seems TO have been averted. Chief Ar
| thur, OF the engineers, and Other labor
men yesterday met President Mcleod and
| General Manager Sweigand. The grisv-
ances of the former were presented, ana
4 basis Of agreement was reached. the COM
pany conceding some things. Engineer
Echrfer. who was dismissed for joinine
the brotherhood, viii be reinstatsd, onl
the two other engineers, who signed tns
company's rule not 70 join labor oreanlza.
made 10 the msn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
Annual Convention--Address by DIR.
Michaur-McGuire Price Winner.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl

ALLEaHANY SPRINGS, Va, September 49,
This grand old place is festive this eve
ming by reason of the twenty-third annual
session of the Medical Society of Virginia.
The exercises tonight are open TO the
public and the capacious hall presents a
beautiful scene by reason of the great
number of fair ladies present. Already
there are nearly 200 doctors here. and
from present indications this will be one
OF the most successful meetings in the
history of the association. Many of the
physicians are accompanied by their wives
and daughters, which fact adds greatly TO
the pleasure of all.
The exercises were opened with PRAYER
bv Rev. DR.. Dashiel, Of Richmond. Then
followed an address TO the public and pro-
ftss.on by one Of Richmond's most popular
and beloved physicians, DR.. Jacob Mi
chaux. His subject was Medical Exam
lining Boards, the Only Means of Reform
ing Medical Education" l promise you q
full report of this later.
Next came the report of the special CON-
mittee ON the Hunter Mcclure prize OF
| 500 for the best original paper on teta-
nus, "lockjaw." The successful competi-
tor proved TO be DR.. Charles NJ. Black.
ford, OF Lypchburg. This essay was read
| by DIR. Thomas J. Moore, Of your city, and
was pronounced by all who heard it TO bt
| a most excellent production.
In addition to the McGuire prize fol
next year, the subject of which will be an.
nounced tomorrow. DR.. Joseph Price, OF
| Philadelphia. a noted specialist and Vir
| ginian by birth. offers prize of 300 fol
| the best history of the surgery and sur
geons of Virginia.
One feature of interest attached to The
annual gathering Of this association is th'
large number Of invited guests from othe
States. Several have already arrived, anC
many more are expected by the morning
| trains.
The organization numbers about LOO
active members made up of the leadlnl
| scientific physicians of the State, and II
point of influence it stands in the from
rank of medical associations IN this coun
| try.
The Medical Examining Board of Yirgi
MIA, of which Dr. Hugh NJ. Taylor, OF Rich
mond, Is the worthy president, is also Il
session here. and many applicants for eX
| animation have arrived.
Tomorrow morning the society VII
| settle down TO the discussion of It's regula
programme, which is replete with yalua
| ble papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
THE HAMBURG SITUATION.
business Losses Due to the Epidemic
Conseauant Suffering.

[By ADglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
HAMBURG, September 19.-Two hundred
and thirty-seven new cases were reported
yesterday. The deaths were only Va. The
commerce on the river Elbe is now very
small. and consequently there IS very little
work on the wharves. This is bound TO
cause much suffering among the dock
laborers and those dependent OH them.
BUSINESS MUCH DEPRESSED.
The amount of money that has been lost
because OF the epidemic Will probably
never be approximately estimated. Every
branch of business has suffered. A num-
Der of manufacturers have been compelled
TO dismiss their workmen, and there are
hundreds of idlcrs.
At many of the villages along the Elbe
the fishermen have ceased work because
they could not sell their catches. People
are chary of consuming fish from the
Elbe.
The fishermen and dealers in vegetables
and fruits here are also in bad way.
CHOLERA AMONG LUNATIcs.
Several cases Of cholera have occurred
at the Friedrichburg Lunatic Asylum.
The Senate has accepted the offer OF the
AltOna Water Company TO furnish Ham,
burg with an ample supply OF pure water.
This will tend TO check the disease, for
although every effort has been made TO
supply the people with boiled water, many
of them viii persist in drinking unboiled
water.
Cholera Hospital Empty.
BrRLIN. September 13.-The Moabit
cholera iazaretto is empty to-day.
Decrease la Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 13.-Satur-
DAYS total number of new cholera cases
throughout the empire was 2.Sl0 and of
deaths ,32G-a decrease of ASA new cases
aud l,iSf deaths from Friday.
Yesterday Ga new cases and n deaths
were reported in st. Petersburg-an iu-
crease Of z new cases and a decrease OF
death. Owing to the marked decrease in
the ravages Of the epidemic only weekly
returns will henceforth be issued.
Abatement In Paris
PARIS. September 13.-There we're 20
deaths from cholera here yesterday. No
new cases are reported.
The weekly report Issued by the Public
Health Department SAYS there has been a
rapid decrease Of the disease. A number
of isolated cases are occurring In the
northern departments.
"A CHOLERA HoT-BED.
The epidemic, however, is rife at
Brionne. in the department of Eure. The
report describes the town as yeritable
hot-bed of the disease.
Parts and Sc. Ouen.
PARIS. September 13.-There have been
reported in this city to-day IS new cases
aud % deaths. 1t 1t. Ouen new cases and
deaths are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
THE MAINE RESULT.
REPUBLICAN PLURALITY REDUCED
ToAeouT 10000
Reeds Fieurcs, 1,s5o-Democratic Losses
I'm the Legisiature-The Australian
Ballot System Satisfactory.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch-I

LEWISTON. Nv, September 13. -At3P. M.
to-day the Journal had returns from 1853
Maine towns. They gave a Republican
plurality of lO.O27. If this ratio holds
good in the remaining towns the RepubIi-
can plurality will be about 1900.
THE Kx-czAR's sHRUSKES PLURALITY.
PORTLAND, Me-, September l3.-Mr. Reed
will have about 1850 plurality.
One hundred and thirty-one out of Isl
legislative districts give SO Republicans
and 33 Democrats in the House. The Sen
ate will probably stand 20 Republicans and
Democrats. This indicates Democratic
loss IN both branches of the Legislature.
THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM.
This is the first election under the Aus
traliaD-ballot system, and that system ap-
pears TO be satisfactory, except that 1t de-
lays the count.
In the Third and Fourth Districts Milli-
ken and Boutelle are reelected without
the shadow of doubt. although the for
mer is running behind his ticket.
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FROM FIRE ISLAND,
..,,o.NrlNeo PASSENGERS AZ
oU''Ir rNaTH BEING LANDED
,.on. Present 40 support tho An-
s'''' The Injunction Vacated
1,o cholera Situation.
... ..,.,,,cb 70 the DIsps,ch.i

vo,r September 1S.--The general
NJ" ,he supreme Court OF Kings
tern y, ,,.dsy hoard counsel and then va,
e'SnH '',bc temporary injunction obtained
c''.a c, 'I1 Eo,rd Of Health of the town Of
b, '1, ,..,ra,ning Governor Flower and
b'P omeer Jenkins from using FIRE
h.'.' h5 ss a quarantine station. Jadges
l''a' ,.rI pvkman voted 70 vacate the IN
l'.. l..,, Juice Barnard dissenting.
%. o'clock DR.. jenkins received
" announcing that part OF the
't.ecTsnl cT.l,,.'s Messengers had been landed
} Ia i,nnd and that others were diSein-
lAk'Ds' troops for fire island.
w, September 13.-Under orders
NJ. .gc-r5r Flower the First Battalion
f's Wi Reserves, under Commanoei
AWE Miller. armed with Remington
IS 10 "'..fse.o. and rcvolvers, and S0u
r.~ If the Sixty-ninth Regiment
nm the iron steamship Pegasus
q r. -r,ur for Fire Island. Ihey carry
i.S .-s provisions. Two GatlinR guns
i .. rapid-fring guns were placed
81 1.o5 glOrounds of ammunition. II
i.os.....' 4 the Fourteenth and Forty.
n Esrimcn,s also left by tram at
~. flr lire island.
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corner Srtb and Broad.

A perfect Carpet store you win find
here.
Rolls upon Rolls Of Carpets.
Piles upon Piles Of Rugs.
Piles upon Piles of Druggets.
Rolls upon Rolls OF Oil-Cloths.
And perfect system Of perfect lay
ing, or else We take up the imperfect
Carpet and put down new one for you.
We differ from most Carpet stores, in
that we are making it very interesting
Just at present TO Carpet buyers in tho
way of saving dollars and cents. We
have given many hints as to the prices
of Carpets, Rugs, and Oi.Cloths. Here's
two others that indicate many bargains
behind them
Genuine Cork Linoleum, one eighth
OF an inch thick-think how thick that
is for a hoor-coyerng-in very pretty
and very neat designs for rooms. halls,
and offices. Trade sale price is fifty
cents q square yard. You have never
thought of buying it for less than one
dollar.
Ono hundred Rolls Of Seamless Cam
ton Matting-positively 90 seams. Wear
out one side and you turn il over with
out trouble. Very pretty patterns. 25c.
yard. You yourself will say it is worth
forty cents.
Cloth Blazers at one dollar and ninety
nine cents.
Either navy-blue or black, cut 30
inches long, with square collars, all sizes
80 to 40. Just received, and from indi-
J cations of first days sales will not be
here by the end of tho week.
THE DRESS-GOODS NEWS
increases in interest day by day. We
have made some very strong statements
concerning Dress Goods, and the ques-
ton daily asked is:
Can We meet the level OF our adyer-
tising?
Yes, and more. II is understated.
| Yesterday we told of the Paris Novelty
Dress Goods, chosen personally in Paris
by member of the firm. You arc at
liberty to look at them at any and at all
times without any compulsion 10 buy.
| To-day we call your attention to the
great arrivals Of popular-priced goods
the 25c. and SOC. stuifs. We mention
just one
A line Of Cashmere Suitings for ladies'
and children's wear--the exact patterns
of mems cashmere, only lighter in
weight-36 inches wide, SOC. yard.
This is all the rage in the northern oities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14

lost control Of his car and the train rushed
down the decline OF frightful speed. IA
turning sharp curve the trailer, wnich
was crowded with passengers. was oc-
rallied and turned over and all the passen.
gers hurled To the ground with great
force. An unknown young man was III
stantly killed and the following were
fatally injured: Miss A. NJ. Jones. Aeo,ph
SchereIl, Miss Anna Moses. Barbado Scnv-
rim, and Rudolph Hortenan. A dozen
others were wounded more or less serious
ly. The car had ffty-one passengers on
board
LINCOLN, ILL.,. September 1S..Part OIL an
accommodation train of the CHAMPAIGN
and Hayons Division of the Illinois Gem
trail road was thrown from the track near
here last night and twelve persons were
injured, several of whom may die. Inc
wreck was caused by washout. Inc trn,n
some Of the passengers assert, making very
fast time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
WILLIAM HOWlRn WRIGHT.
A Trustee; EmplOYes at the C & 0. R. B.
Depot, Richmond. Va.

SAYS: "I contracted
CATARRH eleven years
ago from a severe cold.
and since then tried
every remedy ] could
find. but without relief,
until / consulted DR..
COATES, Of No. 70S cast
Franklin street, Rich
mond, Va. My nose was
stopped mp with hard
kDots, and when ! blow
them out it often made
me heaye and throw up
my food; mucus kept
constantly falling into
my throat from behind
my nose, but sometimes
my throat got dry aud
sore. There was Oft1n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
really begun after the organization Of the
club by an able and timely address by j..
i. McCabo. ex-county Judge.
PoIrtics I'm Buchingham.

foltfc8 IN bucttnEnh"'s
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
BucKrxoHAMC COURTHOUSE. September H.
There was a large crowd ont to-day TO hear
the political speeches. Hon. II. 81. q.
Tucker was on hand and made one OF his
Characteristic speeches, laying bare the
policy of fraud and corruption OK the He
publican party and paying his. respects to
the Third-party people as well. Dr; Mott
Robertson, the nominee of the Third party
for Congress in tins district, was on hand
and made few short remarks, after when
there was Republican speaking Cesar
Perkins spoke 10 the colored people, ad-
vising them 70 let the Third party alone
and vote none but Republican ticket. IL
will be remembered by many readers OF
the DIsPATcH that Cesar Perkins rs the
same colored man who has figured so con-
spicuously in politics in this county IN
years gone by. aud although he IS now
living at Clifton Forge. he still seems TO
possess and is able TO exert great influence
over our colored people. II is not thought
here that the Republican convention 70
meet soon in Staunton will make any
nomination for Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
NATIONAL POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC ORATORS EXPLAIN
PENDING. POLITICAL ISSUES.
Enthusiastic Meetings on Several Court
Grsens-Dansei, Meredith, aud Hnndy
Make Effective Speeches.
Tcorrespondonco Of tho Richmond DIsps'ch.l

tCorrespondencoo OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
EAsrvrIr. Va, September 12.-The Mt
tendance to-day was the largest ever
known in this county on September
eourt-day. The people came from their
fodder-feIds TO attend the great Demo-
cratic rally. The orator Of the day was
Mr. Levin Irving Handy. chairman OF the
Delaware State Central Democratic Com
mittee.
Mr. Handy held the large audience SPELL
bound by his graphic description OF the
purpose and necessary results OF the Iorce
Dill, mingled with denunciations OF its
projectors His clear and powerful demon
stration that the tariff was tax-and an
awful tax at that-lelt no one in his audi,
ence unoonvinced. Paving Just ana
glowing tribute to Virginia's sons OF the
past, he appealed to US of the present 10
hand down to our descendants the precious
liberty we have inherited from them.
CONVINCED.
He paid full attention to this strange
Third party which mas sprung up In some
portions of our State, and his delineatlon
of its object and the necessary results ITS
leaders are laboring TO bring about was
so piain and so powerful that not single
voter went away from the meeting with
out having made up his mind to oppose 1t
with all his force.
At the close of his speech he received an
ovation. Men who had heard all the
great speeches made on this shore-and
many very great speeches have been made
here-declared IL the best they had ever
listened to. The Democrats of Northamp-
ton became thoroughly aroused to-day,
and those present from Accomac begged
MIR. Handy TO visit their court to-day two
weeks and speak and do for them what he
has done for US.
IN FIGHTING ORDER.
Our county committee held q grand
meeting to-day. and the party in tins
county will soon be in prime fighting
order, The precinct committees have al
gone home fully determined to do then
whole duty. There will be no let-up from
now until election-day, and then North
amptOn will be heard from in q way tC
surprise and delight the heart OF Demo
Gratis IN other portions of the State.
PROFOUND REGRET.
The nomination of Captain Orris A
Browne has created no enthusiasm oyel
here; only profound regret among hi
personal friends that he has taken posi-
tion 80 likely to be disastrous to his Owl
future prosperity. The Third party vii
make poor show on the Eastern Shore
and the nomination OF Captain Browne
instead of being q strong one over here
as the Free Lance thought it would be
will prove to be exceptionally weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
IT'S RATHER STRANGE

but the fact is that custom-made clothing
costs less than attire which is ready
made. Do you regard that as sur
prising statement? Perhaps We ought
to have said that it costs less in the long
run. Your immediate expenditure Tor a
ready.made suit may DO smaller, but
your ultimate expenditure will DO very
much larger. 1t isn't by any means
always the case that what you pay least
for is the cheapest The really chesp
suit is the suit that can DO criticised IN
neither material nor maks-the suit that
ia faultless in both OF these respects. a
clesr-headed thing to do is to buy emo Oh
our Custom Suits. We have cutter
late Of Bell, of New York and tho bess
one in the South.
We make the best and most ssyiian
clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
AlNeLY DAY IN LeessURo.
Fiournoy Fascinates the Crowd-Tnrher
Had Only One weayerite with Him.

Fiournoy Fascinates the Crowd-Turner
Had Only One weayerite with Him.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DiTpatch.l
LErsBuRa. VA, September 13.-There
was large attendance here yesterday on
court and to hear the political speaking,
which was by Hon. III. W. flournoy on the
part OF the Democrats, who divided time
with B. b. Turner, the candidate OF the
Peoples party for Congress from the
Eighth District. Judge Flournoy had an
enthusiastic reception. He made an aa-
mirable speech, which was listened 70 Win
great interest and elected 4 equent out
bursts of applsuse, for the crowd was with
him. Mr.. Turner was heard with respect
full attention. but must have felt lonely,
for IL is generally believed, after an In
spection of the crowd, that there was but
o single individual in it that publicly es-
pouses the 1hird-party cause. Mr. Flour
nov did good here.
DEMOCRATIC CLUE.
At night the courthouse was filed at
call for the organization OF o Cleveland
and Stevenson club. The meeting was un-
expectedly large. The club was formed
by the enrolling of 100 names, and the fol-
lowing were elected officers thereof: Presi-
dent, John II. Alexander: Vice-Presidents,
W. W. Athey and Stirling Murray; secre-
Sheetz, Finance and Executive Commit
tee--W. T. Garrett, N. 8. Purcell. II. II.
Russell. and Il. G. Caufman. Committee
TO Procure speakers O. p. Jsnney, ]. ID.
McCsbe. and William Il. Lsnch-
An active campaign will be made and
I,oudoun will be found all right for Glove
land. for really your correspondent hears
Of but few sympathixeEs with tha Third
party, and knows none save and except
the one named ADORE - beng the follower
OF y. y. Turner yesterday. 1hs wssk vas
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Deturn nof the Dispatch Party

The DISPATCH European party, consist
ING of Mr.. III. Theodore Ellyson and daugh-
ter, Miss May, and Messrs. w. ID. and I. r.
Chesterman, reached the city yesterday
morning, after an absence of about seven
weeks They enjoyed good health oil
during their tour and were in excellent
health and spirits on their arrival. They
came over on the Aurania, and their ship,
having clean bill of health and no
steerage passengers, was detained at
quarantine less than twenty-four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
.The Tcrminal Meeting.

A general meeting of the stockholders of
the Richmond and West Point Terminal
Railway and Warehouse Company will be
held here tomorrow at noon for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of Directors and
for the transaction OF such other business
as NAV be presented. Considerable In
terest is felt in financial circles as to what
will be done at the meeting. IL is proba-
bic that some of the prominent officials
and stockholders will arrive here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14
sometbi,0 Richmond Needs.

Nr. G. Evensen has just obtained the
services Of an expert white cook from
the North, who comes with the best recon-
mendations. Mr.. Evensen IS noted for his
moderate charges. and now with this ele-
CANT cook there is no reason why he should
not be literally patronized. Call and try
his bill of fare at Ills east Main street,
next to the DIsPATcH Office. Hot l0c. lunch
daily from IL A. M. to Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-14

new cases reported. The passengers ON
the Belcenland. Champagne, and Ailer
were released to-day.
TROOPS NO LoSaER SErDED.
Tho Sheriff has informed Governor
Flower fhat the troops ore no longer need
ed AZ Fro Island. They will be with
drawn tomorrow.
steamship Company Cooperation.
WARRINGTON, September lathe steam
ship companies have informed the Trea-
eury Department that they will cooperate
with the Government to prevent further
shipments OF immigrants, and VIII not en-
deavor 20 evade the intent of the Presl-
dents circular.
Cholera in Nevada.
VIRGINIA. NEv., September t3.-h man
named Gland died at Empire yesterday,
and his doctors report tho disease genuine
cholera