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mark, "skepticism has nevcr proved any
thing.n He was speaking not of skepti-
cism In religious matters. but Of skepti-
cism In astronomical discoveries. But
isn't the proposition true rs universal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Il. Hutzler'S Sons,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.


This department Is just now the centre OF in
terest IN our establishment. This season is one
that is remarkable for the variety OF styles and
unique designs brought forth by the manutac-
turefs. We concentrate our efforts in an aim to
make prices 30 low that our values are hard to
match. See tho Cloak We sell for 80.
COMFORTS COMFORTSi
These indispensable but formerly very plain
articles Of household comfort have left their do
main of unattractiyeness and are now brought
forth by the designer In artistic Development. We
have the greatest variety, from a ful-sized cot
grades OF Turkey Reds. 5atlnes, French Prints
and hedallions, Silk-covered, end Eiderdown.
None OF our Comforts are filed with shoddy.
CARPETS CARPETS
We offer extraordinary Inducements In this
department and execute work With prom ptness.
Good values IN iull-welght and fuii-count In
grains, part WOOL at 30 and SOC the best grade
of TwoPly, half wool, at 60c., and Atwood at 75c.
Roxbury, stnson, and High-Rock Tapestries in
all the newest designs. Flye-Frame Body Brus-
sells, the best made in this country. Don't be
humbugged by the cry OF carpet-houses who ad-
vertise English Body Brussels-there are none
In this city, and even II they were here they ars
not superior to domestic-msde Carpets Hand
some line OF Moquettes and Velyets.
RUGS, FUR ROBES, MATTINGS, AND OIL
CLOTHS on the same noor with CARPETS.
Also CHXNILE PORTIERES and LACE CUR.
TAlNS In greatest variety.
DRESS GoODSi DRESS GoODSl
Season little backward and sales light; con-
ssquently big drop in prices by the wholesale
houses Come and see the great changes in
values.
BLANKETS BLANKETS
We carry a line unsurpassed for excellence OF
quality. Prices this season are so much lower
than formerly that they are not to be compared.
----
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Registration Question.

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
have been Citizen of Ettrick, Va, for
eight years. and have been'doing business and
owning property here; but last March moved
my family 70 Petersburg, but never got a
transfer. The LIST OF this month | was forced
30 move back here with my family. Mind you,
my business was here all the time, but there Is
eome contention about my voting.
eau you tell me whether i should vote here or
mott
Surely should DO able TO vote somewhere,
aud as never registered In Petersburg IL looks
as II had a vote here. Yours truly, ).
Our correspondent has undoubted right TO
vote in Chesterfield county, as he never, in fact
changed bis home. No one can successfully
challenge his vote. See Section 90. Code Of Viz
ginia QsST.
Saturday 10 the day Of repatriation. See that
,.n,,r mama ia nm III. Lar 40 fhnt NM ean mt
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s1.25 TAPESTRY FOR e2c.

5o.,nch sATIN-FACED TAPESTRY In choice
shrfes, the regular 31.25 quality for 92c.
bO-inch SATIN TAPESTRY IN an immense
assortment. from 1915 to a. per yard-worth
$3.50 to SIS.
colortnRs at CSC n yard instead OF S5c
5O-inch SILK (half silk BR0CATELLE In
beautiful patterns, at s1.50 per yard-worth e2.
5O-inch ALI-SH.K BROCATELLE, very heavy
and nne, choice colorings, only 81 per yard.
full line Of CANTON DRAPERIES in single
and double-faced, in both plain and figured, ct
very low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Democrats and Republicans had rival
professions in indianapolis Monday night.
The Democratic line contained about
5000 men and the Republicans turned out
nn0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

In en- interview recently published in
The New York Hsrods European edition.
u ClHLLx FLANnARIos. director Of the
5uuW Observatory. msis the happv "a
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FURNITURE COVERINGS AND
DRAPERIES.

75c. TAPESTRY FOR soc.
5o.inch SATIN Russo TAPESTRIES In six
distinct colorings; made to sell at Toe THESE
we mark SOC.
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LEV Y&DAYlS.

Some great values secured by us at
much less than regular prices. for spot
cash, which VIC offer OF corresponding
low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
CURTAINS

SEQ CURTAINS FOR s15.
HANDSOME SWISS TAMBOUR LACE CUR
TAINS, 4 Yards long and 80 inches wide, made
70 sell at $40 pair. We mark them s15, and
invite your inspection.
s16 CURTAINS FOR $3.50.
IRISH-POINT LACE CURTAINS, 4 yards long
and cheap at sl6 pair. These 60 at s12.50.
$3.50 CURTAINS FOR $3.50.
100 pair EXTRA-WIDE 4-YARD LONG NOT
TINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. These were such
a bargain at $3.50 We hesitated before marking
them ALSO.
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HOUND AT LAST.

-
The BES I BARREL ever invented for truckers,
oysIermen, toDcccc-shippers, &c.--a folding
barrel or hogsuead that ran be shipped for Just
one-touth OF the cost oi other barrels. IL -
strOUg and durable, and can be manufactured at
tho same cost OF any other ordinary barrel. No
thing about IL comUicated. Any 5-year-Od boy
can fold It or put it up ready for use IN thirty
seconds. We have thu exclusive patent for tins
State, except ave western or tobacco counties,
which are sold We VIII sell balance OF State or
counties suitable % buyers, or let the right par
tie manufacture them for reasonable roy
atty. We prefer tho latter. We make this offer,
as our other business requires al our time.
model of same can be seen at this offics For
further Information address
G. l. MORELAND & CO..
oc 23-lw' Hampton, Va.
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Black Dress Goods.

See our Henriettas at 25c. yard.
Ask 10 be shown our Fine All-Wool Henriettas
at SOC. q yard.
Don't miss seeing our Fine Silk-Finish Henri
ettss, extra vide, at zoe. yard.
Fancy-Stripe Black Henriettas at 47c. yard.
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BLANKETS.
90 BLANKETS FOR s4.e7.

ia CALIFORNIA WHITE wool
BLANKEIs, with Jacquard border In gold, blue,
pink, and red; better than you generally pay
S6 for-oBly s4.67.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

80 BLANKETS FOR s4.97.
ia EyTRA-HEAvY WHITE WOOL
BLANKETS, made TO sell at 81 per pair, for
s4.g7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Here's an offering of elegant
Fancy Blankets. You can only ap-
preciate them by looking.
In Plaids, the colors are old rose, or brown, or
green. or pink, or yellow, or silyer-gray. Two
slzes-1l-4, $3.50; 10-4. $3.50 the pair.
Same prices and sizes In solid colors-yery e'e-
CANT Blankets-pink, blue, gray, and olive.
Eiderdown and Cotton Comforts,
commencing at ACC. and ending at
s23, with even more coming.
Cotton Comforts:
For single bed, 49c. and 600.
For double bed, SOC =.
Very dainty colors chosen for lining these-full
Then others at 81, s2.le, $3.50 g. 1926
and s5.SS.
Possibly fifteen Of those Italian
Silk Throws left. Better buy them
at Csc. than put it off and probably
pay the full price, S2.25. These,
we repeat, are CSC.
Take Elevator.
There's news in Colored Dress
Goods. Drop in and see We've
received a grand bargain in pattern
suitings. The price $3.50, instead
of $40.
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PORTIERES.

PORTIERES.
$3.50 PoRTIERES FOR $3.50.
3 yards long ALL-CHESlLLE CURTAINS,
with dado and fringe top and bottom, well worth
s4.50, at 1880 per pair.
90 PoRTIERES FOR So.
Very handsome ALL-CHENIILE CURTAINS,
3 yards long. worth e6 pair, at 50.
sl5 PORTIEREs FOR s12.
Beautiful ALL-CHENILLE G U TAIN s,
igurdd all over, fringe top and bottom, would
be cheap at SIS, only s12 per pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

o. BLANKETS FOR s5.97.
12-4-sizo WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, supe-
rior quality, and would be bargain at ". We
have marked these s5s7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

We wish to mention some new EVENING
DRESS GOODS" Just received.
45-inch PLAIN SILK NULL In all the "gas-
light tints," ,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

We are also showing nice line Of FANCY
oNDINE SILKS, Jest the thing for trimming ~
inches wide, price %.
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MEETINGS

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
RICHMOND, Y0RK-RIyER AND CHESA-
PkAKE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
tho once OF the Richmond and Danvills Rail-
road Company, IN the city OF Richmond. Va, on
the ORR DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892, at IL
O'Clock M. CHARLES NJ. CRUAP,
oc 25-td Acting Secretary.
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A BLANKET SALE.

The best BlanketS---that is, the
most luxurious BlanketS---come
from California. There are many
good Blankets, however, that never
saw the golden State. Some come
from Kentucky that are not bad by
any means. Kentucky is not slow,
Judged by several standards. Then,
Blankets come from various other
places. We've, of course, been
selling Blankets for weeks---had a
number of dainty ones on the main
floor the other day to tempt you.
But the gathering Of the stock has
concerned us more than the selling.
Now, to-day, we're ready to sell
Blankets. And a grand stock 1t is
that awaits you.
Let's hold a few of them up to
your gaze
Great soft masses Of finest wool-the Acme OF
California Blanket-mAking, 12-4 size. Inc
borders (you can have red or pink arc made
up of ferns.and cat-tails-sl5 the par.
THIS lot are III Feel Of the luxury! Could
wool be fashioned into a much better
blanket? You can have geemetric border OF
pretty pink or walls Of Troy border In red'
Tho price, S11.50.
Ia California Wool. Liberal IN every
Blanket goodness. The borders are lemon
yellow. They are worth more than our
marking, which Is S11 the pair
go buys as good Blanket as anyoooy nee eos
especially when the size Is liberal IKE
these-l2-4 The border is pretty blue or
pink, as you wish.
But here's luxury again. Only lO-4 IN SIZE;
its the perfection, the softness the purity OF
its wool that makes the pr1ce-slo'oo pair
Pink borders.
sizo and quality meet in this one. There's
even more goodness than STELLA. An
odd border of olive. The price Is lowIse.oo.
You can have red borders II you'd rather.
Another California Blanket; pretty blue Dor
der, 1O-4 in size. You get heap OF COM
fort; yes, and beauty, too. for ~.
What pretty bordersl Delicate PINK; none
too pretty for the blanket. We call 1t the
leader for such goodness and lO-4 size. 80
Ia awfully low.
These Blankets are cold on the manufacturer
guarantee Of being all-wooL You're sus-
picious of cheap blankets? Wen, these are
exceptions-exceptiOnally good-ll-4 In
size. borders OF yellow, red, or blue, as you
| prefer-s4.50 the pair.
No standard of values can dwarf this Blanket
10 the little price we charge. IL Is Blanket
drive. Buy the Blankets ana thank us.
Even the borders are pretty as can be-pink.
The price is 1895, the size 10-4.
Lambskin Blankets, white, 10-4 the smallest.
They cost S1.3S or CSC. or SOC. par, for
quality.
| Atwood Scarlet Blankets, 1895 the pair.
! Gray BlanKets, s1.95 pair or sl.2o, ae you
select of the qualities.
| Oxford Blankets, $50. pair.
Brown Mixed Blankets, SOC. pair.
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45.,nch PLAIN CHIFFON In all the evening
shades, ,v.nn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

45-inch SILK GAUZE In cream and black with
stripes and dots Of colors, very stylish thing
eL37l1 YARD.
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Silk Department.

in this department. we are showing some OK
celIent values. Among them we mention;
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE at sl and sl.2o.
BLACK GRAIN DE P0UDRE atsl.2o.
BLACK PALETTE DE SOLE atsl.
BLACK REGENCE ct s1.50.
BLACK ARMURE CoTELg at Sl.5O.
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Saturday 10 the day Of repatriation. See that
your aan< is on the list, 90 that you can pote.
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45-inch EMBROIDERED MoUssELINE DE
SOLE, figures of sprays and dots. The colors are
pink, cream, and light blue,
sL75 YARD.
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Reading notices IN reading-natter type, nve
lines or less, o.; In nonparen loaded, 5bc
Card Of rates for more space rurnisned on APP
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BLANKETS BLANKETS
We carry line unsurpassed for excellence OF
quality. Prices this season are so much lower
than formerly that they are not to be compared.
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Special sale this week Of LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR slightly soiled from window.
Third floor.
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DIED.

DtEo
DAWSON. On September %, 1892 Mrs LUCY
pAyI.oN, " Cow q DE- late John b.si.an; at hsr
Funeral wedneslsy morn az septen.ssr -. al 10
O'Clock. nom lac resdsnce.
rb PESyER s On sr% 3, sa;.r Is nd s.
D.nver. see,i ave months and twenty days
cL RhASt son Of f fSsas .aa as,s INNS
,I TsY ; I ss ,i. irs sunday. September Il
fnnsr Iassl1y a,ser M s,'h instant, At = az
Relatives and friends Of tine family invited e
S9 Is kar i Sn ssns yn M S ssss%
fune-al private. e
s,siScf = m:. WILLIxSs s. HARVEY. son Of ihsiaiss
FunerslaedpesA.y. the 2ssh Roquism m.ss a, -
Peters Church at q am.
Me- kSpR e Hl sssy:a sSssaaS q Msss NJ
kse. aged nfty-hv- years
n6rsses. nom ON %s s s se,cmis s ~
nm; Rsiasives and friends are rssp~eiaiis ,nv',.a
us.o THOS s & s s.a
Funeral private
SMITH Ean. n NJ Nos S.sv. ssss q i...
At $40 +,S ID street .I n9r ,
osloeI m. Ma n1a S E ssis,.d d.usssr
and twenty-sin days.
Hard ~ stroye TO keep her with us.
but love and skfli were all In vain;
We must lay darling loved one
Meath the graveyard's sod awsy.
And ia h a, deeTesi sJrrO-,
We fray Thee. Eternal one.
Help US TO bow IN meek submission.
And say: ''oh. God. Thy will be dons.s
:a.ss t :o GaSs o% On nii
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an ALicE S.isssd % .sis q so..ss sailisss
fsnsrsi Gsanssasy Al o'elect p IN. from b-r l.ss
residence. 1904 sth northwest ksissavss and
friends invited 70 sttend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27

The State Convention Presided Over by tn
Governors Father.

The State Convention Presided Over by the
Governors Father.
BosToN, Sept. 27.-The democratic state con-
vention was held in fremont Temple today.
Upon the platform we're seated number Of
distinguished democrats, including Congress-
men Williams, Crosby, O'Nei and Stevens,
Mayor Matthews, Japes s. Grinnell Of Green
field and many Senators, present and past.
Mr.. Joseph Quincy, chairman Of the state
committee, called the convention to order at
11:35 am, and the call was read by Secretary
Buckley. Messrs. Quincy and Buckley were
constituted temporary officers OF the conven-
ton. The usual committees were then ap-
pointed.
The report of the committee on credentials
showed the presence of 1851 delegates, repre-
senting % cities and 1874 towns.
The committee on permanent organization
made n partial report, recommending Charles
Theodore Russell Of Cambridge, father of
Gov. Russell, as permanent chairman, and
Daniel F. Buckley of North Easton permanent
secretary. The recommendation was adopted
and Mr.. Russell was escorted to the platform,
where he received grand ovation.
RUSSELL AND CARROLL NOMINATED.
Congressman James H. O'Neil renominated
Gov. VIM. A. RUSSELL and, amid wild uproar,
the denomination Of Hon. VIM. E. Russell FOR
governor was unanimously carried.
Vim. B. Carroll Of Springfield was nominated
for lieutenant governor.
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HEAD Cool
AND FEET WAnM."

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS3SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
SSSS3sSSSSSSS3SSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSsSSSSSSSSS
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DISCUSSING CLEvELAND,s LETTER.

The One Topic at Political Headquarters-
Republican Efforts in the South.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
New YORK, Sept. 27.AMr. Clevelands letter
of acceptance is the chief topic Of discussion
here today. 1t is commented upon as lacking
the vigorous style that characterized many of
his previous documents, and its uncertain tone
in many Of its features is attributed to the diff
ference Of opinion existing in the democratic
party upon the issues Of the campaign and be-
cause of his disposition to antagonize neither
element Of the party. The republicans are
quite gratified, however, with its attitude on
the tariff question, and feel that the issues are
sharply made both by the platform and by Mr.
Cleveland himself
The statement is made here today. on apparent
authority, that the republicans have decided to
make an aggressive campaign in, Missouri.
North Carolina, Alabama, West Virginia and
Tennessee. This conclusion has been reached
after receiving reports from the three differ
ent commissions sent to view the field
1t is further stated that assistance
will be given to twenty-four congressional
districts in other southern states. notably vir-
ginia- South Carolina, Georgia and Texas The
inroads which the peoples party has made on
the white vote in many of the southern states
lead to the conclusion that work of this char
acter may be effective. 'N.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
A Firmer Tone Marked the Late Dealings
In the Market.

A Firmer Tone Marked the Late Dealings
In the Market.
New York, Sept. 27.--The general temper Of
the stock market remained unchanged this
morning, but there was less character to the
dealings in the general list, and while Reading
displayed more strength It was quiet,
and Northern Pacific preferred retired into
comparative obscurity. Missouri Pacific was
pushed to the front. however, and scored gain
of per cent on the same kind Of buying which
has made the late advances in the leading
shares. 1t was followed closely only by sugar,
though after opening advances extending to
n per cent the whole list made uni
form gains of small fractions. leading in
the late dealings displayed more strength. but
its advance was confined to o fraction, while
the improvement in the rest Of the market was
not fully maintained. But while no feature of
note was developed, no real weakness was seen,
and at II o'clock the market was quiet and
steady to firm at or near the best prices
reached.
firmer tone marked the late dealings, but
there was little movement, though Colorado
coal was feature, and At 42x showed gain
of u per cent from its 6rst price. At noon
decline.
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A DRAMATIC SUICIDE.
Continued from First Page

nervous snd cont-adicted himself several times
In narrating his experiences. According 20 the
colonels statement he was awakened by three
coiored men, two of whom. he asserted.
had darkened their countenances artifcially. At
hrst be said they hsd covered him with q re-
voiver, but later he changed his mind or forgot
his story, for he in istcd that he IVES coerced by
a big knife held right close to his chest. He WAS
sure rs to the time Of the burglary and fixed IL
NJ clock. In answer to an inquiry by Officer
Gilbert he said that no money mad been taken
from the safe, but that from $1,000 10 $40, 900
IN negotiable notes had been burned.
CAPT. BoUoHroS's ACCOUNT.
1t was about $50 when the policeman de-
parted and Mr.. Stevenson went upstairs to go
to bed once more. Somewhere0hear the ssme
time Capt. Houghton was notified by ono Of the
domespcs from ia 10th street that he was
needed at the Office Immediately.
After eating my breakfast" said Capt
houghton TO STAR reporter, 81 went down
to my place and found Col. Canaday sitting in
rocking chair with an oyercoat thrown over
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AN EXPRESSWRECKED
Fatal Disaster on an Alabama Bail
road.
GEN. STEVENSOES SOUTHERN TOUR.
Convention Of the Massachusetts,
Democrats. .
THE LATEST CHOLERA NEWS.
WRECK OF A FAST EXPRESS.

1t Ran Into Some "wild Cars" and Lost
Four Lives.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Sept. 27.-The fast ex-
press on the Western railway Of Alabama ran
into some wild cars loaded with cotton two
miles south of Opelika, Ala, this
morning at o'clock and ter
rible wreck resulted. Engineer Louis Willis
and Fireman Tom Willis were instantly killed.
They were brothers. Postal Clerks Carter and
Landrum were fatally hurt. Six passengers
We're more or less seriously hurt. The wreck
caught fire and 100 bales OF cotton burned
The cars with which the passenger train col
hded had broken out Of switch at Opelika and
run two miles down the track. The wounded
people were taken to 0pelika. The postal car
and mail matter were burned.
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Uxusr.L VALUES Ii DRApERrEs

loo Pairs q White Nottingham Lace
Curtains. N yards long. tsped edge. lazy
patterns only al. p Ter pair.
Plain chenille Tuncoman Portieres. 81
yards Ionx. IN seven different colorinss.
0n.y - IA per pair.
Chslille TurrUman Curtains. with rich
dad AMI fringe top and bottom. only %
Ter puir.
Real Irish Point Lacs Curtains, 80
yari- lon-. attractive patterns. only e. so
Der psir. Best value ever offered for Soc
o. Ell u1ore.
80 yards q ENtra Quality Fisrured siIks-
linz. IN Nariuus new and attractive color
ins~ ant designs. only l5c. per yArd.
20 yards " DutteG swiss sash Curtain
Muslin only ~ Yer yard.
so ysr,S u Seotrh MsirAs IN beautiful
ecru and lemon eolorinE for chamber cur
tsins. only % per yard.
Don't forget another point that We want
20 n axe pla n and strong and tina; f. that
srsrV singis pisrs o. 'urnitlEvs and drapery
~ ~ stock IL entirely HSw. tdrtn0 just
ben rHrch1@sd rom ths lsddf,1c p,aaarac-
tsrsrs II AR.sysea at tier I0Ssst cash
rgtFs.
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CHOLERA AGAIN APPEARS,
Cases Taken From the Bohemia to Swim
burne Island.

Cases Taken From the Bohemia to Swim.
burne Island.
New YORK, Sept. 2.-The board Of health
bulletin issued at 10 o'clock this morning read
"No cases of cholera in this city since Septem-
Der 49,"
DR.. Byron removed three more cholera pa
tients to Swinburne Island from the Bohemia
today.
The first cabin passengers Of the Scandal and
Bohemia were sent up to Hoboken today.
There are twenty-eight from the Scandia and
ten from the Bohemia.
One suspected case Of cholera was reported
to the police today. The patient is Philip Mum
deschenck. twenty-five years old. of 500 18th
avenue, who is employed in Eastman's slaugh-
ter house. He was taken sick last night with
suspicious symptoms. He was removed to the
reception hospital.
The steamer Saale was released from quarun-
tine at 1888 pm. and started for the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27
Range Of the Thermometer.

The inqucs, will be held tomorrow.