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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
The Rev. A. j. Frazier Dead.

Correspondence OF the Richmond pispatcn.l
Busrof. TtSS., MAY 3O.-Peoplo IN East en-.
nessee aad Southwest Virginia wiil he shocked
IN hear OF the sad death Of Rev. a. D. FRAZER
'-,rred M mis- home IN Knoxville. Tenn,
Yesterday. lie dcd from blood-poisoning,
xxhich sci in only about ten days ago. lie was a
brother OF Rev. J. 4. Frazer, OF Emery, va; ana
father of Rev. j. Is. Frazier pastor OF the nary
street Methodist church IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

for our SUITS. II you don't iook out ior ihen'
nobody else viii DO IL for yoa and yoal DO 40
false % your own interest as you would % x you
throw into the river part o. she 'oni'nts u your
poeket-book. You know how iniiscree' ~uAs
mat would be 70 90. but thore are more ways x
sacrificing money than one, AMI ono q ih'
sure.t ~ them Is 10 miss ,heso SUITS. We
sb.,ll continue selling them loe enough 81 sig-
60 the idea that a financial earth saaka has
struck our price-nst aud .gruet it UPSIDE lo~ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION.
Completed to Banquet the
Delegates to the National Convention.

The Virginia Division Of the Travellers pro-
icc'iye Association met last night at Murphy
Horei. aud the several committees reported tna'
the arrangements had been completed Tor enter
tanning the delegates - the national convention
NJ n banquet 10 be given at the Masonic Temple
June l4th. go A.,
delegates will leave for Old Point. where tne
convention will be held. Tho session VIII con-
tinue for three days. ON Saturday. June iotn,
the members a the convention VIII be tehae.en
a .rean,er exrnrsion 70 the Gaze. and visit the
Iry-dDck Gnd points Of interest al Newport News
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

OFFICER GATsLY ARRESTED.
rrodericksburg' Usual Fair to BE Held
Death of Dr. r. -. Chewning.

rC9rrespoudencoo Of tho Richmond Dspat'hi
FaEpEmCT-BCsG May 3I.-1he corouers jury
today. after hearin. the evidence IN the ease of
Charles Washington. the negro who was slot
and Killed hy Otlc,r 1-eiy yesterday rendered
q verdict that tne deceased was killed while re-
sistiuc an oclecr in the discharge oi his duties.
Af-cr mo verdict Oflrer Gatcly was arrested and
,,iscef urier ~ 900 bail for his appearance
ief0ro court tomorrow.
RonDssanno.k Valley sri 'ultural and Mechanic
cal society. hold today 1t was determined 10
hold the Annual FAIR oi the society ON August
3Ofh. 3lst, ana september lsi.
Dr. =. b. Chewing. "a prominent aud highly
esteemcd citizen of this city, diei az his resi-
leuco here Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

The Domestic Fashion Review (and
Guide T. Home Dressmakngl. summer
number. e book of l0s pages l3XlS inches
containing /. 800 illustrations Of garment.
for ladies. misses. children, boys. and
men-a 25-cent book given away with
each 2j-cent Domestic Pattern you tuy
from this date 20 June 7th.
"DoMEsuC" SEWING MACHINE Co..
g09 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
Given AmnN.

The Domestic Fashion Review tsnd
Guide 70 Home Dressmakingl summer
mum mber. "A book OF Jos pages 18xls inches,
containing 800 illustrations OF garments
for ladies. misses. children, boys, ana
men-a 25-ceut hook-giyen away with
each 2j-cent " Domestic Pattern you buy
from this date - June 1th.
"DoMEsTIc SEWING MACHINE Co..
q09 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
Pleasure at tho Carnival.

Beyidere Hall was crowded hst night and the
large ansieoce was delighted both with the
beautiful display of fancy work aud other aL-
trsctlvs articles aud with tho evenings ,s eh.ss-
t.Ipment. The Delsarte pantorutnic effects,
u-oduced by a number Of pretty Chureh-Hiil
xirls under the direction Of Miss Erie Caldwell
were greatly admired aud applauded lioeraly.
1he ladies In the drill wese Misses Llinnhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
Negro Uprising Suppressed.

r,cxsosvuIE. Fla, May 3i.--Deputy Sheriff
Williams aud posse Of ten went out 10 Green
land last night TO suppress negro uprising
there. EarIy last week section-Boss henderson,
OF Greenland which is a small station ON the ~.
Armnstins road, shot and killed negro woman
~nssr lin. II is claimed In self-defsnce, a5
fhers were three OF them nsht,ne him at The
I'm. Henderson,, who IL white man, ned.
since then the negroes have been searching LOT
him. and under tho pretsxt thet thcy eeussso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
psI.,rte DriiI and Music.

Tho Young Ladies Ard Society of Legh-Strcct
Baptist church will give on next FRIDAY night "A
yery interesting entertainment tn the lecture
room of the church, consisting OF the Del-arte
drill, with psntomimic effects. recitations ~
nttle Miss AIlic Miller aud vocal music 10y Miss
Jennie Ferguson. Mr.. /. ". Pizzini, Mr. & G.
lrumn. and otners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

The Domestic Fashion Review and
Guide 10 Home Drossmakingl summer
number, book Of lO8 pages l3xls inches
containing / 800 illustrations of garments
for ladies'. misses. children, bows. and
mel-a 2J-cent bo0k-gran away v'th
each Decent Domestic Pattern you buy
from this date 20 june 1th.
"DoMEsuc " SEWING MACHINE Co..
909 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
ro,a,r,plo,ion in s,Ina,

WuEEsEARgE, PA, May 3i.-hn explosion OF
mina.cas this morning at the Aocanauqua col
iisrv 81 the Nest End Coal Company, which is
locnted about twenty miles below thls Guy, re-
suIfod IN the death ~ one man, the iathl INJURY
- ann,ncr aud the serious injury OF eight others.
The cerise OF the explosion Is unknown, 70 the
anIv one who could ex pisin the matter, FOREMAN
ptotlsroe Ia dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

r. O. Mason: Thlrty-nrst District-Joseph Hall
and James A. Hamlin; Thirty-second District 90
John @. Milhrun and W. Y. Mackay; Thirty
third Dstrict-F. NJ. Thorn and 4. J. Taylor
1hrty-fourth Disirict-R. A. Scott and Hudson
Ansley.
THR DELEGATES YOUTHFUL
subject OF frequent remark has been tho
youthful icTsonnfi of the delegations Vigorous
young follows they are in the main ranging from
% 70 40 years Of age, and full OF eager push and
vim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
HONOLULU EXCITED.
Twenty Persons Arrested for Conspiring
toOverthrow the Government.

UoyotrIr. Mayo y27-3l.-Again the capital city is
aroused. the present excitement being caused uy
the arrest. or the morning Of the %lst instant
81 ,wenty persons charged with treason against
the Hawaiian Government The persons ar
r,s,od are. from information received by Mar
.r.r Wilson members of the Hawaiian Protect
iy. Ass,,lation. and have for their object the
I,-rfhraps of the existing form O government ty
deoosnc Queen Lihuosolaui aud establishing
Hawaiian republic. Inc lealers o. We inolo,
ut are understood 10 he Noney. Ashford, and
E,peri Wilcox. the wcl'-HnoWn agilators. Ihey
are charged with coIsplring TO overtime" the
nre-ent government and establish repuDilc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

An occasional bottle of Ayers Sarsapa::
lila does more TO correct the tendency OF
The the blood To accumulate hlmors and keep
sne me organs organ sound aud healthy than any
20 hetter than cure" Try it this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
summer Homes In southwest Virginia on
Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Excursion tickets TO all principal points
on sale Juno lst. good until October 81,
iss2. AT reduced rates Three trains every
dav in the week from and 10 Richmond.
For all information apply to X. W. Court
ney. Passenger Agent. -33 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

N,yy YoRx, May 3l.-P. Voolfolk, ~. CAR;
1, SIavter. Grand Union; J.. X. Watts, IT. Den
80. - - pope, Albemarle; W. G. Moseley, Astor;
~ II. Coulllng, New YORK, ana D. W. .oiiihz'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Mr.. Michael Dwycr Out of Pocket s3O.-
0OO-Base-BaiI Results.
TBy telegraph TO tho Dlspatch.l


MORRIS PARK, NY, May 3l.-Weather bcnuti-
ful and track fast. Only two favoriies won, end
the talont that In, that portion Of the racing
world that bet on first choices in the betting,
we're all big losers and SIR. Michael +. Dwyer
found himself something like 100000 out at the
close 0f tho afternoon. lie bet $1,000 on the
nr-t race. 81 800 the second, and continued 10
double his bets All through the programme He
did not pick up n bet, ani his immense losngs
are the sole topic ~ cOnyorsation IN turi circles
this evening.
FIRST racc-nvc furlongs-Yemen won; Stone
Nell second. Morello third. Time, 100.
Second race-one and One-quarter mles-Ihc
Pepper won Banquet second, Mars thifd liine,
pos.
Thrd race-Tho Harlem Stakes. i've and one
half furlOngs-Frieze won; Restraint second
Prince Imperial third. Time, l:oH9.
Fourth racc-sevcn furl0nga-khkenny won
Benvono second, 81. Hubert third. Time
1.2Si5.
fiitn racc-The Sea-and-sound Stakes. one
mie-Lamplighter won; Hector second, kenn-
bec third. Time, l:4l.
sixth rnco-ax furlongs-o Onward won; Gold
Dollar second. Doncastor tbitd. Time, l. is.
THE GLOUCESTER RACES
GLOUCESTER. May 3l.-The six events on the
card to-day resulted a. follows:
Flfst racc-i0ur aud one half furlongs-Nen :.
won; Sunday second kcslacy shird. iime'
.56.f.
second rsce--six ana one quarter furlongs-
Knapp won; Smuggler second, Forest third.
Time, l:2i34.
Third racc-four and one halt furlongs-Ralto
.5G,,. '''
Fourth race-one and one eighth Of a milo
Mddlestono won: IA. McGinness second Top
sawyer third. Time, 2:Ol.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Penzance won; Al
die r. second, Homet third. Time. 1854.
SIKH race-iour aud n half furlongs-Oblec-
tion won; Jim Clare second, Troublesome third.
vt,r0sra TRACE
CINCINNATi, May 3i.-A heavy shower fen Just
before the last race at Latonia, making the track
"a triNe slow.
First race-six furlongs-Ena Shipman won ;
Himline secOud, k0seberry third. lime' :lui2.
second race-One mile-liappine2s won; hpeih
second. Powers third. Time. i43la
Third race-fOur and a hall turlongs-Sarhh
Kamey won; Queen Enld second, 'oNeihcS7
Fourth race-onc and ono sixteenth Of n mile
Wodsworth won; ". b. second, Yale 81 third
Fnh race-avc furlonrs-Forest Rose won;
FL Greenwood second. Queen of Blondes third
skin race-six furlonrs London Smoke won !;
Rebuff second, Peddler, third. Time, 1854.
ST. louis WINNERS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 3l.-First race-six fur
longs-John Frances won; Maud b. second,
leumbfia third Time, I:2l.
Second race-six furlougs-Aduenno won {;
Odette second, Gnylor third. lime l:-o'
Third race-six and one-hat furlOngs-Pcnny
Royal won; Lizzie Mack second, Little fhiL
Fourth racs-sx and one-haH furlones-Annie
Race w0u: 4. n. Wilhngham second, Burt Jor-
Fifb race-six furlones-Catlsn won; Buck
hound second. crab cider third. Time, l;2J.
Sixth race-one milo-Newcaste and content
ran q dead heat. On the run-on Newcastle won {;
Hoodlum third. Time, l:4H1s and l:o252
The National Game.
NJ. .t...r u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
JOHS BOWELS,
Wantels. Thing, and Crates.

We are agents for Milk-shakers Ice-Shayers
Line-Saueezers. and al kinds Of soda-Water
supplies. OwESs q MlNOR DRUG COMPANY,
Elchmonf, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

Drug Clerks and shorter sunday Hours.
Tho drug clerks - Richmond ans Mlnrhosfer
held a meeting A. owens q Minors sflr1 la.s
night and discussed at length mo aifo1,ag's 90
cartaiinz sunday ho1rt Tho mfn W'f' t0r
martial CLOSING on sunday. ant tHo r..frciiou *
sqies fo medicines is growing. Iff uHLt nect-
ing will be held al So. ~ casl Man street
June 27th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
"FRs,
Large stock Refrigerators.

II your Bach Aches. or yoI nre all worn ou',
GOOD for nothing. 70 b. general debility. brown :
Iron Bitters viii cure YOU MAKE you r.Ious'
cleanse your liver, aud give a good appetite
tones tho nerves,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

70 Norfolk. Old Point, and Newport News,
next Saturday night boy steamer Ariel az 10
o'clock sharp. Only 5lround trip. See adj
XertI.omnuf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

When Baby was sick We gave her Casiora.
When she vas q Child. she cried for Ctsiors
When she became Hiss, sic clung 70 Castor'N-
When sue had Children she gave them Caslof.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

Improved Perfection Refrigerator the
hest SYDN0R Il HUsDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
vavrs Of compositions days soueh, her destruc

right in ihcir conclusions than any selected body
oi mon over can he7
Ihat Is the kni oi Democratic faith that act
u,'rH Grover Cleveland when &c trusted the peo-
DEMOCRATS Will STAND TOGETHER.
our Republican friends VIII not in tho oni de-
fiVo comfort from our Democratic dleHcusions IN
this state. which ~ present they RON under their
tongues rs q sweet morscL Democratic die
puies will cnd AZ Chicago: thereafter New YORK
Democrats vii accept ihe decision Of that tri-
tHual ~ nnai. ana viii stand with their hrcth-
frn cNcFywhoro ior She nominee who tuly fnd
frankly accept the pledges OF tle platform.
Loi ds. fhen, push ON our contest. prcparei 70
abide by she result. and confident that % was OF
the bomo'raoy in this campaign that the poor
sang when ho said;
"Ihcsc angry. struggling tides that secm
I'm wHyWard, endless course tn tend
Arc hIf ei1ies OF that MIGHTY sircam
Ilat rolls Go its appointed end
foe, t1 ifs rni-the platform, the nominee ai
Ai tre conclusion ~ Mr.. Rornsn's remarks The
delegates woro called. and at l.-J tne con'en-
tou tClk recess until $3.50 =. NJ
CoWWrrEr WORK.
During fhr recess tlo delegations mot hy con-
gres-0ufl districts 90 select memhors of oa'n oi
tsH rnwmittneH fnlt ha4 boon PROVIDED Tor De-
fo-r fhn Iufr-mf-si0n. The committees so con-
st.'u-ea fhcn mo. at ,he various hotels t' do tho
work approx pri4tc tp each.
liialy. at 4.fr o'rincE, tho convention was
aFliG cHliet tonfior bY NE kcuan, who ASKED
for tao reports o, the committees.
Ir.f fh D.. Nt.er. ui Sow ) Urk. as chairman o'
TIE Comm .ttco on Pcmauou, OrFaui7at ou. re-
IHrini ior permanent oi.cor- the Temporary or
eonilat.ou.
81. herman thanked thr convention for its re-
nrNo1 courtesy and called ou Lutry Anderson
chairman ut tno Committee uu Resolutions, Tor
| tl~ report oi that committee. chairman An'ei-
snn cont to Secretary Bs iwin Tho platform ns
prepared and reY sel ty tae committee uuilht
fheroccss, and 10 was read
luE % ,rF0FN trr' AUuEp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

When you 90 TO buy a blood purifier be
sure and ask your druggist about A. B. {.
Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

A bottle Of A. b. c. Alternative now may
save YOU weeks sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
Virginia Beach. Ocean view, aud NorfolE

wa NOrfoIN anH " t'I1IH I'"'''"7'"
Three trains each way per day.
Excursion tickets nov on safe.
Time the quickest: equipment the best.
No other line can Onor equal facilities IL
any respect.
For all particulars inquire at sS Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

Buy the improved Perfection Refrigcra-
tor. Headquarters
SYDNoR q HCSDLEI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
NoT - A - seNATOR.
General Hunton Has Not Received His
Commisdon-Othor virginia Affairs.

TT-0m our N0F1Iar I0TTc9T To|I0NT.T
WA,rr>,.DS. May al.-lt was supposed that
General E1rl Hgutal woull ho sworn in a5
senator to-day lut d seems ilat his credentials
nav. NOT vet reached the city. senator Daniel
re.grned yesterday aud was 40 the chamber
tt,.. morning ready 90 escort hi- new colleague
tofhe dc4k. The members II the virginia dele
raiion in TIE House. with the exception of
ra--,s. OFcrroll aud buchanan. went 20 ne
Senate. expecting that General innioh "ohil
t.s. IN. scat. The reason IN, two members
mentioned acre lOt o1 hand W1- That ioionel
O'Farral uas attending ava IMPORTANT meeting
of fbo House Committee ON Elections, ~ which
H. r. chai.ngn. aul Str buchanan u pre-llihs
'',.. tl.. CrfrfIttfs- of the Whole House NLiie
tle posi-0c.ce aglr p-iaton blI is under con-
IL Is thought General luntor's credentials
f,glL arrive tomorrow. aud be VIII then pto0au'!
be sworn in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

Tho Senate to-day passed two bills oi interest
n Ilrgiuia. Ono is The House hlA tial Was III
tr0duced in that body by hr Miss aug passeu
some time since. making West Point 10 Nitslnlh'
"a suf-,ort OF entry. 10 was not amended hy tho
Seuate: hence II VIII go siralghi 70 the TIe-l-
dent and be- approved. 10 DOUBT ihlH measure
hi. been pressed both by the railway ana steam
boat interests Of Virginia, ana VIII prove Oi
much benefit 10 shippers .,-e
me other bill re erred 10 passed. by the Senate
today i- one introduced by senator quay pro-
viIfng for marking TIE lines ol battle ana POSI-
zion Oi troops Of the Army ol Northern virginia
at Gettysburg. Ia.
represeutaiive Williams returned to-day from
visit % Norih Carolina lie SAYS that there '7stll
considerable agitation oil t.9 ~ p'il3 my 1
mcuf, but ho hopes the Alliance people WIZ
conclude % continue the struggle Tor mon de-
mands inside the Democratic party
CHICAGO DELEGATES.
Mr.. James X. Fisher to-day sent ont letters 20
the VIRGINIA delegates % tn thiciEo ''hteh.lV
explainilg matters regarding ACCOMMODATIONS
Tor the delegation il t. hoped thoy VII con-
cllde to ali 20 together. lhe hendquariers oi
ths delegation are 10 be- at the falmcf'
MANY members Of Congress LAY That the de-
msnI Tor silver ana tarin literature Is uuusihliy
heavy az present one western icmbei rald
to.iav rhat he had iust sent out $4,000 speeches
ON silver some OF the rich eastern mem Defs
are nOoling tn IT districts Win spe'chts, lhey
can AFFORD IT, having plenty oi money. Inc peo.
r,Io are NOT generally aware oi he iaft 'hAt
congressnneu have TO buy al the spec hes tney
seni out as they are not furnished rec.
Tnere WAS considerable interest iolt mere To-
day I'M ne Boilers convention AT Syracuse, " \ o.,
ana kilograms came early To- The taptol an
noupcing that The "klckers had decided 10
send a contosting delegation 70 Chcdso. Inc
Slar.isn1 enyo.ates generally were sorry 10
hear this news. and the 1nti-1 leNcland people
we're clad oi IL. as they contend II complcaies
the situation and Will cause The convention AZ
Chicago 10 deliberate coolly Do'Oto iiaAi's d
nomination. - -. ... .
Representative Edmunds returned lGsl evening
from q brlet visit 10 Lyncnburg.
WILL LOSE THE STATE.
Chairman Smith, Of the North Carolina Demo,
cratic State Committee, who IL hoIe, says that II
cleveland is nominated AZ chicago ne VIII Use
Nor,h Carolina iy 10000. He says also, that
there L. great discontent, and that pronounced
nuti-,ilyer nomination would driye thousands
and thousands Of Alliance people into the Inird
Nary In The NiAtc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
OUR NEW SENATOR.
COVE RNoR MKlNNsY relsGaApASA
DENIAL or A CURRENT RUMOR.
No Cosdition Attached To tho Appoint.
ment of Mr. Barbons's snccessor-.
Political Disabilities Removed.

The Washington Poe, Of Monday. IN an artlcls
on tho appointment General Epps H1nton as
senator. says: "Personaiiy mo appoln,men.
will De ieyOrabiy receiFei a. it would have been
without the understanding that Is said % have
accompanied it-that General nunfon Il uot 20
oo a candidate for tho position b,ioro no Legis-
latsro'
Colonel Thomas Smith Immediately tele-
graphci 70 tho Governor. calling hs attention
20 the fo'fs article, ami asking authority % deny
that any chii0n was attached % lho appoint.
ment.
NO CONDITION WHATEVER.
Yesterday the Governor caused the following
20 BE- wired 90 the P0sf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

JOHN BOWkRs,
Fire-Placa Heaters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01

Tho national district delegates at'' ~. ~
slnert ~. seaman ali ldwafd Ballcyi
.t....,5 Di.tr.ci- Henry iienz ana 4 A. Healy
.r..,t ui.tr..f-Al0sos Stay ANA IL. futnhm;
t.,',.t, D.strcf-E. ST. sncpperd anu 'eOrke
F.,er peab1dy; Illh D.Wci-f. ". hr.h-
.....ud David Flesenhoimer; SKIN Disfict-
f..... gavsguarO nua Michael tO.omah
o.v.,th Diat.ict-C. H. farrhii1' james swami
,t.r uf.frlr-- Wiuam sullivan ana l.. b'
"a. ..,.l.,. - .utu Di-tflct--C. G. BALDWIN Gnd u.
" /" t.,or,i. TENN Distri-t-N William X. Trace
~ r tllery Anderson, Eleventh Dlstficl-Jonn
~N- ~N-~ ~ ood j. De w. Warner; Twelfth Dis
H"'" Ou.nian and IL. n. boyesen;
y IN Df.trict-C hsfies j. Canda ana Nh-
i"'. 'e,-o-s. Fourteenth District t-D. X. tih"-
W., 49, ont Fredoflck Potter; tnteenih Dislflt'
g.i,ren purt and Phihp Van Aisl!n1,
,'.l..a',',, District willard PEEK ana petilcA
tf,-,,. seventeenth District, /. ". lcf"il. .isor
o. -, A Lasher: Eighteenth Disfici' ret-
'.,y IN Vsa.4ntvocrd aud george q. NoDbi Nih,-
iuya, nis,ri-t. Norton Chase anl james ~
49,, Twrutie,h District. =. w Bgtll dbu ~
" .-',.,,,. Twesty-hTst Dl.trci, george H.
o. -, rrnd Henry Graves; Twcniy-s.cond DIS
!.', seo,ael h. Bage and Ncis0n 4, Robinson
ss,..,,,y.,tird District, Herman l.. hinhos ana
a ID g,orby Iwoniy-iOurth DISTRICT winter
"a n,un aud LAa u. Bech"lth' lwoI.y-
a., M p,s,rict. William a. bonch huo v',s
- e,oitb. Twenty-sieth D,stnct-"ryreo hiuss ss
20 - 9'.T i Ts,lor; 1wenty-soyentn Disui W.
a. Rr,lger and william J. Moses, 80 .
ni.tr,rt-B j. Wheeler ana .. n'
syxentv-tinth District Charles no" s an q, %
MINES: Inirsle,n DIstricl-C. u. beal'"n "ua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

New YORK, Sept 6.-The tangled aGairs
Of the Richmond Terminal Company came
no again to-day in the United States Cir
cult Court. Judge Brown issued IN order
authorizing Receiver Oakman to begin sc-
tiop in the courts TO cause the cancellation
of the contracts and agreements by which
the Terminal Company became the posses-
sor of 10000 shares of the capital stock
of the Central railroad Of Georgia. 1t was
asserted that those stocks cost the Terminal
Company s700, 600. and this amount was not
vastly in excess Of their present or possible
value. buti that the transaction that led 70
tho transfer Of the stock were varIously
questionable. Various facts were alleged 10
support of this view IN the petition oi sne
receiver. and the very tangled financial and
legal affairs OF the two companies gone into
at praat lsngth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

visited the cholera hospitals yesterday
and talked with the patients
Paris. Sept 6.-Thore were fifteen
deaths in Paris and vicinity yesterday
from cholerine.
Havrc. Sept. G.-Premier Loubet and
suite, attended by several doctors and
local dcputies. visited the hospitals to-
day. They inspected the sanitary de-
pots aud the new hospital, and especially
that set apart for cholera patients. They
found the sanitary precautions complete
and the patients few in number, and the
cases not serious. The doctors who ac-
companied NJ. Loubct expressed conf
dcncc that all trace of the cholera would
vanish in week
The number of deaths from cholera YES
terday was 8. and the same number on
Sunday. There were 81 new cases re-
ported yesterdy, as against Z reported on
SUNDAY