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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10


Will open this coming week for the Xmas
holiday the largest and best stock Of
Candies in the city. a beautiful line OF
Hand Painted Candv-Boxes. the latest aud
prettiest designs OF French Goods. A
large stock of Xmas-tree ornaments that
will be sold az low figure. Crystalized
Fruits. Marrons. Pineapples, Cherries, &c.
We also have Raislns. Currants, Sheiled Al
monds. and all ingredients for frult-cakes
ready for use. We make the best Fruit
Cakes. Housekeepers would save time and
money by buying OF Moests. Don't buy
vour Fireworks until you call at Moesta's.
He has everything IN that line and a. low
figures.
Catering in all its branches. They have
the latest and prettiest design for Ice
Cream, Charlotte Russo. &c. Orders fox
wedding parties promptly attended to.
Phone No. 2s7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

A. Cohen & Co., T09 east Broad street, are
offering the greatest bargains ever sold in
HOLIDAY Goods len thousand dollars
worth Albums, Plush Cases, Mirrors and
Pictures. &C.. bought b. MIR. A. Cohen on
ms late visit 10 France and Germany, and
imported for johbing trade, but delaye
on account of cholera IN Europe, will be
sold retail at importers prices, thereby
saving you from 80 to 90 per cent. Read
their Sundays ad.
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Central Field Iflais.

LEXINGTON, v c.. December S.-Ihe Central
FieII-Trials Clubs All-Age Pointer stake sas
conc.uded today Adam Lad Of Rush won ths
frst prize. Uexter's Wld Daman won ihe second
and Sanford Druid, Owned bY tho Hemst5ad-
Farm kennels, wOa the tnird.
The absolute derby was aisO ruL today, ana
was won by Lorillards ) Maiden Nine, 0ger DeX-
ters JingO.
six heats Of the all-ags setter stakes were ~
a. follows: ZulA II. with Bette s; Count Glad
stone With Bob Cooper; Count Ahteo WIN
N0velist. fora win Dan NoDle: ADteyola with
Harry g.: Mis- Ruby with Gossip: Nahluke
Philip with Brighton Tout; Nahinko Cheiah,
n byR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
MRs. MAVERICKS CASE
Information Inssientiy Refused at the
Home onice-Americsn Intervention.
BY Anelo-Amerfcan cable 10 the DIspaich.l

fBy AnRio-Amerfcan cable 10 the Dispatch'I
LONDON, December 9.--The Baroness do
Roques. the mother OF Mrs. May brlck. who,
because of her daughter's dangerous III
ness, was summoned 10 England by the
governor Of Wokine prison. where MTs'
May brick is confined. says that her dsugn-
ter is still alive, but that she Is unable 10
take food. A doctor is near her day and
night. The Baroness added; u have no
hope for her life myself. but | want ner
released, so that she may die free, ana dle
away from here, with me 10 care for her IN
her last hours.n
The Home Office to-day insolently re-
fused 20 give any information regarding
Mrs. MAVERICKS case. II has not even
given the Baroness de ROques permit 20
see her daughter. Her visits TO the prison
are entirely due TO the generosity and sym
pathy Of the governor Of that institution.
II has been learned that Mr.. Foster, the
American Secretary of State, has instruct
ed the American Legation here to inter-
vsne on behalf of Mrs. Maybrick with
Lord Rosebery, Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs. Lord ROsebery recently
declined 20 interfere IN the case. saying II
was in the hands Of hr. AsquIth, the
Home Secretary,
SECRETARY FOSTERS ACTION.
yyAsHINoToS, December 9.-Ihe action OF
the Secretary of State in reiterating his IN
structions 10 the American Minister IN
London to use his good offices 20 secure
the release, # possible. of Mrs. MaYbrick Is
due 10 recently-received reports that the
prisoner is IN critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Sensational Court scene.

LOUISVILLE. NY, December e.-fnere was a
sensational scene II the Ciiy-Court room this
evening. Dr. D. q. stevens aud his vile had
been arraigaed FOR inh1maniy treating little
Aunie Burfe a sarvant-gir. The testimony was
20 convincing and terrible N its nature thai the
prosecution maze no argument, and Judge
Thompson refused 10 allow the attorneys tor the
defence 70 speak, holding the defendants over
50 the grand jury N $1,000 bail each. As no
rendered his decision the crowd in the court
room brCke ous in one great cheer and wildly
demonstrated he approval OF the courts action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
1RsATFD As INSANE.
The Roanoke Brooklyn-Bridee Jumper
Held Tor IVaminutIon-fie i Well.

NV York. December o-Ihore is little
9.-l+ tins morning that Daniel NcLauEb-
I'm TN. Roanoke Va blacksmith wlo
I-sDgd from the Brooklyn bridge yester-
dav afternoon. VIII live to atone tor the
frah. ne gave hundreds OF passers over
that structure by spending few months
III lalI.
Mclaughlin. after being gwen regular
hr-de--iumDer- treatment az the Cham
ners-St7eet Hospital, was removed TO the
iu-ara pavilOu OF Bellevue Hospital last
uigbt. "a prisoner. He spent the night
there quietly. sleeping some and beng
Uerf4ctI sciOus IN his waking moments.
Dr. Douglass wall make an examination
as 10 hIs sanity to-day, but II IS not be-
heved that anything worse than an over
supply of strong drink alied HIM wheu ne
made his fearful leap YESTERDAY. beY Qua
siight pains across the lower part OF the
body Mclaughlin If apparently as well o.
ever. and whlie Dr. Douglass would say
nothing anti! after tle examination, be De-
lieyes the chances are III favor OF Me-
Iaughliu's recovery.
NIcLeughln was very quiet last night
and talked little. His story OF his coming
from Roanoke be reatlrmed. and, as ms
uapers corroboTate hIm 10 ls undoubtedly
true The only variance with YESTERDAY
tale was his admission that be had been
z.
he Was doiug. He would not state Just
when be left Roanoke. The only remark
of any real significance that he, let
drop was when be was told that he had go
I'M his band when picked from the water;
" tly God" he said. vas tlet al z ana
then he re!apsed INTO silence.
A statement made hy Mclaughlin that
hi. wife was IN this CITY, at No. q east
li5.h street, is false. as the place az that
address is Z coal-yard.
DULY PRONOUNCED INSANE.
NV YORK. December 9.-Dan,el Alc,,
Isuchlln, Of Roanoke, Va. VINO jumped
from toe New York and Brooklyn bridge
,,iass AMI Fltcb who pronounced him In
sane. Mclaughlin will be sent to the
ward 's-lslaud Insane Asvlum.
The artist.hfe Of Washington Alston
,;ll be artistically described IN to-mor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

n not instrumentation; and. whereas, no ex-
presslou Of the views of the sugar-plantcrs OF
fouisiena las been made therefore, bs 10
..Resoired, That q meeting o; the sugar
Planters Association Of LOUISIANA ue Called by
ths presidett Whenever necessary 20 consider
the present status OF tbs laws controlling sugar
production ,u, .
NO iate vas ses for tue meeting, bat II viii In
all proba bility bo besd shortly.
we cannot psk FOR a tnriu 10 protect the indus
try, bot we Will. think. esq for small duty on
sugar, under the guise Of iarin for revenue
only. | think shat - the Dest way oGt Oi ". We
cannot get the duty that wss taken OF put back,
and n looks ss though We viii lose the bounty.
/ am afraid that tho break will be made az this
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
VIRGINIA. STOOD PAT.
v5r vAPYLANoGRs LEFT IN AN
~. .e. fAsANT FRAME or MIND.
.,, sound the Point of difference
f' -o'Ferrau OG for New
.~L-Wsshtngton Notes.

...., oar Regular correspondent
.......,..o>. u. C.. December 9.--Mos'
.. ...uber, of the Virginia Joint logis-
.-,m,ttee who came on to dis
t' ... ..,,er question with q similar
+..tr.m Maryland remained over
r.v~tto the Capitol tins morn
3D. .l.,v v--o g:vcu seats IN tho men,
-. ......-r and nearly aN Of the Virginia
.....yes extended q cordial well
tle visitors.
N4ttLANvrFs pIsPiT'sEp.
...... ..--..0d the Nar, land Legislators
u anything but pleasant
...aJ. They came 30 the confer
INK % great deal woo'o pe
... Inr1rpukc-S Sound question,
... u..n. ihry found the Virgin,
and not disposed 70 yield
... --tt. which thoN think IT.
..-. I'D fhH-r waters. In othcr
t.. poker pla ~ Wout4 say tAo
know Their haR3. and tney
..a.. Y,t.
l.r.cta HLErzINEs7.
..r- been So many NirgiulauS in
week that good deal IN the
..-. ras been heard, embracing
.. .-.utt.lt!Cs lu the way ot
autS under the next Demo
. aimmstraU0D. but the
....t. ..utest IA Virginia, the cleo
r-Nt general Assembly. and
t..l uited States seuatorsnp
49,. ..tsJu heEluniug March :, 1880.
.-ceJ- week for interesting
--p. take 70 altogether.
...ul pIgIhNs's CAsr.
Rr..H.....n . E.~kh o.,
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nen,h. from l,emorrhsgie-F.vsr.

Correspondence of the Richmcr 2ispatcn.l
WISDsOR, y. C.. December 9.-Wille, aged
years, son OF Mr.. and Mr. William D. Measles,
Of WOcdville, in tnis county, died Tuesday Ci
the hemOrrhagic-ieyer
ID. Gregory, Hving IN Cashe Neck. died OF tao
hemorfhagic-feyer /; 8 years old
little boy, aged years, son OF hr. D. l. ahd
Amy Williams, OF sans Souci, died yesterday al MS
parents residence.
Mr.. Van Mitchell. living nesr Lewiston, killed
a very large wildcat in the ROluiet pocoson yes
InrinY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

cials and improvements are reported only wnere st
Iir1er me river and harbOr bill OF July IL,
1892, n great many preliminary surveys were
ordefed, and the roports OF tne sngineers
are coming before Congress. very leN heVe
bcen reported sayoraby, and to-aSy, Vut ot .
large batch of such reports, the fohoNlug oniy
we're those which received the sancuCn oi the
.nripsar ana The SECRETARY OF War: Removing
bnrs aad deepening the channel OF the nRsis-
eippi river; tho Iowa river 10 burlington I'M
dam Of tha Mississippi river near Bellevue.
Iowa With gieW 10 restoring the channel
depth: Improvement q the hectenai river nom
Fry. lAahO % the international bOundery line.
aud the Improvement Of Cooper Crock, ~ J..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WAKE FOREST. y. c., December o.-ReY. r. NJ.
Fllis- ID. d.. OF baltimore, stopped OF here last
night On his way to the Baptist State Conyen-
tion, nov In session In Raleigh, and lecIured IN
the college chapel
The faculty have given the students holiday
tomorrow.
Tue college Is now in a very prosperous condi-
ton and the work u progressing well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
srcnrrIpy rosrrR,s ac11oS.
p,osscu,or Beaup.irs Resigns.

TBy Anglo American cable to tho DisDatch.l
PARIS. December 9.--M. Beaupaire. the Pub
lie Prosecutor, who opposed the government
action in regard 70 the Panama Canal company
has resigned his once. HE successor viii be
nominated by tue President OF the Court ol
Ca-saEOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
on The DELAWARE
Eirntn Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. December "a Gre this morning
DESTROYED the building Nos. II, -, and 10
Public Landing. occupied by the saSendorf Iron
Roofing and Corrugeting Company, WIN us
contents. Although II stood between other large
buIldiugs the flames we're kept within bounds.
Tbe loss is estimated at from $4,000 20 slOO'-
GOO, with insurance 10 the extent OF about Two
thirds Of the amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Are you acquainted with the Library
of American Literature" which is en-
dorsed by Thomas Nelson Page, Mr.
Charles Poindexter. and the best scholars
of the country?
Address AIr. Charles L. Van Eoppen.
Richmond, Va. who will DO glad 10 call
and seQuaint you with it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
-E FEDERAL HOUSE.
...-.. ut N.w Session Printing
r. eIth Amendments, Passed.

... .I,r Amendments. Passed.
.r....,.
NV
N' ~, g.. D.ee;l. os4 '.-O.i
Ir. N. .ol-'i-.l' 'I eu uLle37es' IL
.- .a1t V-e' 'A' i-o1-t ~ ,i.ol-- IL l..
u e-lA-| i7 TO meet -AoI-'!
.''hlAFs' q. h.'-.-i i.., ~ ,lIl .l-e
'. IN hH - .''l't p t.,''' u 40 u
'-' rA't7 80 a7 lo p.-' 1t'. ~.
-N- over rs A-5'iH .9i-, u ii .'-i
q a, gross N..., 'e y'.-7'uJ '.'
10 i-' '--- 0- ...-.- "a 'a-'-
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-- "a.
1I." az -'..', "'s ~
.i...- "a Li-tt-l-- a-4 o- -i'I4-
..
.'f--- for report gas "
t I.ti'A mace y. aI'
.-''Hti, IA'i ,ut ho->o
' i-.i raI-y- OF 'u-ihr's
.---'.--5 was .'-'-.'.' u --'5 s''7'
--raagL "t tle senate on, u.i',
-lf-e'-i-. i-l..,.Ne 10 ..''
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Cnn.tabIa Brothers

make a speciality Of Mems Wear, and It ls
the place. therefore, for you 10 go when
YOU want presents foS men, such as Shirts,
Collars and CuGs. Neckwear, Gloves.
Handkerchiefs. Bath Robes, Dressing
Gowns, House-COats. Smoking-Jackets.
Leather Travelling Sets, and useful pres
ents for men. 40 east Broad street,
Phone 7O7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
nanre.entative WinIams's I'M.

W6saiNGTON, D. C.. December o.-kcpresen-
tat,ve Williams, % Massachusetts,, to-day intro
duccd ia the House hts bill Heretofore described
tn ihese dispatches "a submitted 70 the Coinage
Commlties) providing Tor the discontinuance oi
silver purchases after February let next, and
The setting aside as a trust fund OF the money
received by the Treasury Tor the redemption OF
uaticnalbank notes. which by the sherman sil-
yer law oi 1890 was made miscellaneous re-
fFlrf1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Aeain., Printing Apprentices.

r'vlToN. D. g. Dece 1bor g.-fn the House
i-1., hrprossntatige scott, o. iiiDO.s, intro.
-' a ui.i ~ ptOhiDlt the employment OF ep-
-.-.es in me G0Yorum0ht prutinR-ofncc.
.t. b.. the sqtstluco 81 an aiaondineut proposed
~ u yesterday 10 tbs printing blll. which
el.rfment Was rejected by the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
rhnn nf,lItrrn hil.

N.r0s 10 enber 9.-Tae military az
..t.r bIl Was completed hy The House
..trr ou Appropriation today, being the
-lr Hppr0pr.at.ou biis 20 get iuto the
i... DO uIu probably come before she House
..-. ".tl. lno tl makes q total apr r1prie-
-i-ta" 1J3, Of ESQ. go loss than the
= - l.r n.rrenf n.aal ln4F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Rivers and Harbors.

WAans0Tos, ID. c., December e.--Thers ap-
zen 70 b. a cEange % front on tae part OF tho
.1..rfs " IAe onglneer corps 10 the usiter u
l4'ofaOis reports upon NcIk where preliminary
tsss sslceIlDg ., TIE becktgae of these Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
r.sslON TO TURKEY.
a N..I.- suCgesiion Of Uncle sans
lowerto Protect Americans.

over 10 tEutttt AAitfiNa"''
..s ION. D. c.. December 9.-Ihe
- under orders % ACCOMPANY
... Thompson 90 Turkey. Minister
.... mission IS probably explained
owing extract from the Presl-
81. O. Congress
t..tu.gt of religious ard eiurat2nal
.....- % American citizens in urtey
..... f0r more ttRr tao u7uat share
.. A tendency 20 c4riHtl iae toicra-
s.. -1 lr1-...a y Yr.FtE'i is dli-
az l.- called forth The earnest rein9tl-
...- g.yerLrieLt harlseing tefl-
.s.4 g., +-aa..s ans r4lr-a3s have
.....li.I I'D Cl-lsiu localities. but no,
-.. protest 4li D. assertion oI tAe
.-t. IDOL. ana -..F,lfIolal rights oi Olf country .
...r. ~ tou. '..e and search o. tbe
I sf--.s %. citizens Of the lmtr3
. .. 4r"lfly .-rH- prn.lble ptlc.hls 10 t1e
t.e.s. i-te fr.1 time l5 tame been fe-
.- -F-.a.li.I .ustsGec ci luiury tu tAe
.l A'.e..-ls r.lss. ]-iarg ht boQtcoti,
...s.l.e .f kolla. called forth Hn urgent
..r4t.u Uhi.t. I gm pleased 70 say,
..'t % by t.s government 0l the
-I..-fsrruc- with tce trading ventures
....- lE A-la Minor a. also reported.
. .... p 'oLs1i1r fepre- autation 10 thnt
. l serious IrawaGcz tJ instant and e1ec-
Ha-- ] ea.flnt believe th1t lhe,e iu-
f..-~sen' a ssHle0 pOhcy and hall not
... ltuptl0a " proper reme4ia-.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

T. A. MuLfR's ALL-NIGHT DRUosToRE,l
433 EAsr BEoAD STREET CORNER FIFTH.
PHONE 30. !
See our 2jc. German Cologne. Very
fine. T. A. MuLgR's,
Fifth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
snlicitor JnmesL- Webh.

Especial telegram 20 ths UisUaIJu-I
RALEIGH. n. C., December o.-Governor Holt
to-day appointed James l. Webb, Of Shelby,
solicitor Of the Eleventh District, rice Frank !.
Osborne, who resigned upon his election as At
inrnAN.liAnaraI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Look out for A. Cohen & Co.'S Grand
Holiday Sale Opening on Tuesday next.
December 18th. postponed through their
moving 10 700 east Broad street. one door
above their old place. Look out for their
Sunday advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
ANOTHER FIRE IN WINSTON.
The Top Of the johnson Block Building.
Burned Od-Large TobaccO-Bre AXIS.

special telegram % lhe UIspAI'H'I
WINSTON. n. c.. December 9.-Wlnston
was visited by another fire about o'clock
this morning, The johnson Block. a frame
building corner Of Liberty and flith
streets. near the business centre, was the
location. The top Of the building was
burned of. The cause Of the FIRE Is un,
known. The same building was burned
to about the same extent on February lst
last.
The largest tobacco-breaks of the season
oncnrred to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

htrLmGToS, December 9.--fhe Secretary Of
tit It.asnry to-day informed the Speaker Of
tl' House VI Representatives that the deficiency
- lae current focal year IA estiiaoted 81
'lf458 $40. u vbieh Sl0,5OO,000 IS on sccount
81 Btasl,us
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Do Ynn Want lovely

Cut Flowers. American Beauties, Mermets,
Brides Roses. May Handy Niolets, Chry-
santhemums, Palms, Fern Pans. &c. Z Go
to W. A. Hammond. l07 east Broad street.
Packed and shipped to any point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

I. A. MnIER's ALL-NIGHT DRUGSTORE,
433 EAST BROAD STREET, CORNER FIFTH,
PHONE 30. J
Pipes of every description for Xmas
presents. +. A. MmLER's,
Fifth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Oldham for 800 warrants against opera
tives who were iu arrears for borough
rates. The magistrate refused to grant
them. end told the bailis who made the
application TO apply again when the strike
was ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Over $500 worth Of the Library of
American Literature already sold III Rich
mond 70 some of our best families. Re-
member Xmas and your friends. Address
The npant Of once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
A Fine Investmept

| is presented in the magnificent property at
| the southwest corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets. to be sold by auction on Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

No Christmas and New Years table should be
without a bottle Of Angostura Bitters, the world
renowned appetizer. of exquisite hsVor. Beware
Of counterleils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
CHILDREN 'SSUI7S

There is no department in the house that ac-
cumulates broken sizes quicker than thiz. There
Is but one reason for this only-thc amount of
business We do and tho enormous stock IL re-
qulres TO cater to 90 large patronage-Seyer
before have we had 20 many desirable patterns
and qualities to put IN q sale--and our advice 70
you is-come eariy--so you can get nrst rick.
SUITS that we're $3.50 reduced 10 sl.7o
SUITS that were s3 reduced 70 sLss.
SUITS that were $3.50 reduced to GAS.
SUITS that were e. reduced 10 s2.e5.
SUITS that were IS reduced to s3.To.
SUITS that were SO reduced 10 s4.3o.
SUITS that we're ~ reduced to sL65.
SUITS that were ss reduced 70 sS.3o.
SUITS that we're 90 and 10reiuccd 70 te.7S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Scenes and incidents on Broad street
during the crowded afternoon hours will
be graphically described in to.morrow's
DISPATCH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Victory Corn and Bunion Plasters give
immediate relief. A painless cure. Sold by
druggists Ond shoe dealers-25 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
MlDDlEs IN LIMBO.
Alleged Decentralization at AnnapoHs-
The Heroizins OF an eE-Caiet.

o.
AyNAro1Is. MD,, December 9.-Not since
1ssz has there been such large number OF
cadets imprisoned a one time for lnsuoor-
d.narion. Captain r. l.. Phytbiaa. super
,rtendpnt OF the Naval Academy, says
..,Tbq stsy OF the cadets on the Santee Will
depend upon their behavior.
ihe Decentralization complained OF con-
stated IN escortlng IL d body Cadet fer-
kius. who had been dismissed Tor uisoDe-
dience. 20 the Academy gate ana thakih
hero OF him. when the academy eathori;
ties thought be should have been trea'eu
otherwise. c,,.
LAD Oa9e' plyEjs. rJlr,''' Of California. had
Seen S dismissed for disobeying orders.
80 a. ocul,st to be treated for his
ewes and the spec alist had been NOTIFIED OF
hts coming. Instead OF gong 20 tAls
ocuhsf Cadet Perkins went 10 ahoi het,
aud on bis return - the naval academy
refused, as the story goes, 10 eApIAlu "uyh
cuesttoncd why he had not gone 20 the
oculist 20 whom he had been sent ,
Perkins accused Cadet j. }. Bryant, OF
the f9urth class. OF having testified against
him In a bazing case, and Just before ne
loff tbe academy challenged the fourth
ciass man TO fight. As "A result BRYANT was
ut 10 the hospital with broken nose.
Tbe two cadets had not been friendly De-
cause Of previous Misunderstanding,
II is a rule among The cadets that when
oue feels aegrieved at another and IS not
pnysically able 70 take his Own part ne Is
privileged 10 select classmate to DO the
fghung Tor him. Bryant, however, stood
up against Perkins. though he knew MN
70 be an experienced boxer.
DnMlssAL YoR HAZrsd.
ANNAPOLIS. Mn. December 9.-Aayai-
Cadet Arthur l.. Fairbrothsr, OF hhode
Island, was dismissed to-day. from tho
Naval Academy for hazing. his case mas
been pending nearly two monlDs III tne tne
cadets are jinphcated by the recent court
of inquiry ia the October bazing. and theiE
dismis3al is probable.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

VI Co 49,
hawking. and
splitting, trying
20 relieve that
awful fulness VA
the back OF my
throat and st
tlmesraised huge
antilles Of
hard, cord-hko
mucus. i cannot
describe tn at
tired feeling; tho
sensations were
awful ! had no
appetiie-in fact.
! was beginning
80 think there
vas no hope Tor
me, bus on Au-
81 18th last
i " o Mt 20 DR..
Coates, the CO.
tavh specialist,
and pat myself
under his treat
menf. Improve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

A CoUGu, COLD, or SORE THROAT should not be
neglected. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are
simple remedy and give prompt rehsL POO. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Stomach lis
orders use Bro Ens Iron BiIters. The Best Tonic;
n rebullds the system, cleans the blood and
strengthens the muscles splendlh ionic iOf
weak and deOilitated persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Holiday.sae opening az A. Cohen X
Co.'s, 700 east Broad street, on Tuesday
next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
I'M ENGINEER SPEAKS.

INN an engineer on the Richmond Division Of
the Richmond and Danyiile railroad. said Mr.
j. M Jewett, OF Manchester, Va, and contracted
eQttTTh Of the nose a1d throat In the discharge
OF NY duty. For Ave long years l was con-
stantly harassed with tie following disagreeab!e
symptoms: / had frequent headaches. NY
nose was always plugging up. i coald not
breathe through my pese- was constantly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

The artist-hfe Of Washington Alston
viii be artistically described IN to-mor-
rows l2-page 9G-column DISPATCH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10

Asthmatic Troubles and Soreness OF the Lungs
or Throat ale usually overcome by DE-. ID. Jayne 3
Fxpectorant--a sure curative for Colds.