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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

AOlMORE IHMIGRANTS.
The Companies Complete Their COntrac 10
Cholera News At Washington.

The Companies Complete Their COntrac IL
Cholera News at Washington.
Washington, Sept. 15.-Secretary Fos-
ter said this morning that ne had been
advised that the steamship companies
had agreed not to Lring over any immi-
grants after to-day, having completed the
contracts mon which they had entered.
Secretary Foster and Commissioner
Douglas had on interview ttis evening
about the sanitary condition Of the city
generally, and Of the camp built for the
6. A. X. men in particular. Ii was not
deemed wise or necessary TO follow the
example Of other cities and establish
Quafanfipe against New York so long as
Tie disease IN that city does not manifest
itself Ia epidemic form.
Another detachment Of marines was
sent 10 Camp Low, Sandy Hook, to-day
10 aid In guarding the immigrants quar-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
oov.rnor Boies Opens tho Campaign.

Carroll. Ia. Sept 15.-Goyernor Boes
opened the Iowa campaign for the Dem
orrats here this afternoon before an IN
mense audience. He arrived from the
East at . o'clock, anl was met by re-
ception committee and escorted TO the
park. where he spoke, touching upon the
tarG. the Federal Election bill, prOhlDl-
tion and State issues.
His reception was most cordial. and tho
points of his address were loudly chrered.
The Governor was Il guest at a dinner
this evening and afterward left for Sioux
City. where he will review the National
Guarl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
1mm,vrauts Returned at Cape Charles.

Cape Charles, Va, Sept. 15.-Thirteen
Syrian immigrants, holding. frst-class
tickets for Suffolk, Va, via Norfolk, were
stopped at Cape Charles this morning by
the New York, Pennsylvania and Nor
folk railroad authorities, owing to the
quarantine established by Norfolk against
New York. Two of the number in
broken English claimed that all had been
in America two years. having lived ut
Greenville. S. 6. The fact of their hav-
ing first-class tickets IS regarded as sns-
picions. for they are as unwashed lot
of Ishmaelites as ever were seen. The lot
will be returned to New York tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Raad This, Please, Dr. oppenhimer.

weu-kpovn business man, who passes
overv dav over the streets he refers TO-,
writes 10 The Times 10 say that the con-
diticn of Cary street. especially between
Thirteenth and Virginia streets, and Nir-
ginia street. from Cary to the Danyille de-
not. is in a condition that needs the atten-
lion of the Board Of Health at once.
lie says that the roadway, as well as the
Sidewalks. stores and cellars, are in such a
filthy shape that it is u constant wonder
to him that the occupants OF these stores
have not had cholera, or some other dread
ful disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

Roanoke, Va, Sept. 15.-Speciai.mHon.
Adlai Stevenson has written 10 Il. w.
Miller. of this city. that be desires to
speak in Roanoke while he Is In Virginia,
and asking him to write to Chairman
Gordon. OF the State committee, TO ar
range an appointment
William A. Hut, former resident of
this city but lately Of Kentucky, was ar
rested here this afternoon on n telegram
that he was wanted at Mount Sterling,
in that State. for forging the name OF a..
II. Center 10 a check for $50. The at-
thorities there have been notified. Hun
* well connected here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. l5.-Alonzo Brook
shire was secretly taken from the Lexing-
ton Jail yesterday afternoon to Frenchburg
for trial for numbering Jailer Upton and
Deputy Sheriff Howard. The news came
from Mount Sterling this morning that
mob of 100 armed mon left there last night
for Frenchburg for the avowed purpose OF
lynching Brookshire this morning They
saw they will not wait for nightfall be-
cause they have been fo;led 30 often be-
fnra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
The lion Hall Controversy.

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 15.-Judge
Tnvlor has issued orders calling upon the
receivers of the Iron Hall branches in
New York to remit all assets to Receiver
Falley in order to participate in the hnal
distribution. They must report by
October 1st. He restrains Receiver Fal-
lev from entering into any litigation 10
settle the dispute between the receivers
in New York State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
MORE CHOLERA IN new YORK
The Health OfNCerS Report Other Cases
Of The Dead Disease.
FOUR NEW CASES At QUARANTINE.
Troops Again on Fire Isisnd--strict Pre-
cautions In PittsburE. Cincinnati
and Other PIaees-In Europe.

New York, Sept. 15.-The health in
sncctors have reported another case of
cholera. The victim-Mary Connoly,
nineteen years old, residing at 692 Sec
o.d avonuc-has been removed TO the ST.
Johns Guild floating hospital at the foot
Of cast Fifteenth street.
Two suspected cases of cholera were
found In Brooklyn to-day. a young
German girl, whose name could not be
harmed. residing at 56 State street, was
ono. and Simon Colinski, of north Ninth
street. Williamsburg, the other. The
German girl died in few hours. She
had beep In this country since last FEB
ruerv. Both cases are being carefully
investigated.
NEw CASES on THK sCANDIA.
Quarantine 5. l., Sept, 15:-Dr. ;len-
lins saws the passengers OF the Nor
MAMMA will not be released from tlre
Island until tomorrow by their request
as they prefer 20 wait until then and Dc
transferred 10 the city by boat.
II is reported that there are four new
eases of cholera on the Scandia, and that
fhore is one child sick on the wyoming
with Sickness when - Hot tNV"sHt ~
be cholera. The remainder of the heet
was in good condition up to , L. Nj.
Or. jenkins says the passengers held
at lower quarantine viii be disposed of
ms follows: When the Normannia's 5 pas
songcrs now at Fire Island are released
she Wyoming's cabin passengers will be
sent 90 Fire Island; the well passengers
at Hoffman Island transferred 10 Camp
Low. Sandy Hook: the Scandals steer
age passengers to Hoffman Island and
tile Rugia's cabin passengers to the New
Hampshire.
TROOPS FOR FIRE ISLAND.
Babylon. /. l.. Sept 15.-At 945
o'clock this morning the troops left on
board the steamer Ripple for Fire Island,
which was taken possession of by Cap
tain Cochran, the officer in command of
the troops, in the name Of the Govern
mont a telephone cable is being laid
from Fire Island to the steamboat dock
by the Ripple Everything here has as
sumed its usual routine.
Ii is stated that the bay men in their
eaiboats took off about fifteen Of the
Normannia's passengers quarantined on
the island during the night OF the rate Of
S25 per head Other boats having
refugees from the island that tried to
land at the steamboat dock were driven
off 10y the sentries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
The Colored Fair.

The bright, warm weather of yesterday
had the effect of causing hundreds OF the
darkles to visit the Colored Fair at the Tx
position grounds. and they spent the day
in much the same manner as that which
characterized proceedings on the two days
previous Speeches were delivered IN the
music hail. and the African Prince de-
lighted hundreds The bands played all
sorts cf tunes, aud the outdoor sports were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
x.rmnnt Election Returns.

Rutland Vermont, Sept. 15.-Returnss
of the election have now been received
from the entire State. Fuller ,isep.) ior
Governor has 30, 100; Smalley si)em.l ,
1895: Allen iPro.), e,ooO Fuller
plurality is 1864 and majority lo,olts'
Compared with 1888 this Is q tepuDii-
can loss Of 9.262, Democrat loss oi one
and A Prohibition gain of rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Runaway on seventh Street.

Messrs. Andrew Krouse and Edward
CuIpmjns were driving in jumper yes
terday afternoon, when by its oyerturn-
ing on Seventh street, near Marshall,
they were thrown out.
MIR. Krouse escaped without any in
iury. but Mr.. Cummins was badly. but
not not seriously injured. The AMBULANCE
was called, and he was carried to hls
house Oh Brook avenue, near LeIgh
street. Mr.. Krouse was arrested Tor
reckless driving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

Hanover Courthouse, Va, Sept. 10
Special.-Mrs. Eliza A. Dyson, wife of
Mr.. Charles Dyson, of Peakes, died yes
terClay, in the sixty-ninth year of her
age
Senator Eppa Hunton, Hon. George ID:
Wise and Colonel Meade Ilaskins will
address the citizens of Hanover next
Wednesday, court-day.
The Third party in this section seems to
have fallen into state Of 'innocuous
/. L.. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Weaver and Field in Alabama.

Birmingham. Ala, Sept 15.-Over one
thousand delegates were present to-day
at the Third Party State Convention, the
object of which is to put out the Weaver
and Field electoral ticket and to noml-
nate a congressman in every district to
oppose the Democretic nominees. The
convention was composed of the People 5
party and the disaffccted Democrats and
Repnblicans. General Weaver, General
Field and Mrs. Leak, of Kansas, dely-
cred speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
a Mob Attacked by the Military.

Brussels, Sept. 15.-At Grammont, in
East Flanders, a serious affray occurred
between the police and militia on the
one side and factory strikers on the other.
The rioters were ordered to disperse, but
stubbornly held their ground. Then the
military charged with fixed bayonets
and wounded Il number of the strikers.
The mob seeing and feeling that the
snldiers were in earnest scattered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Pittsburgs at Baltimore.
Clevelsnds at New York.
Cincinnatis at Boston.
Louisyilles at Brooklyn.
Chicagos at Washington.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Southern League Games.
At Atlanta -Birminghams. 4: Atlanta. I.
At Macon-Nacons. 4; Chattanooga. 4.
Twelve innings)
At Mobile e-Mobiles. /: Montgomerys q
At New Orleans-New Orleans. 5; Mem.
phls, l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Resivoed the Lieutenaacy.

Mr.. William L. Pizzini has resigned
his position as lieutenant in the Rich
nond Light Infantry Blues. When ]
questioned him yesterday, he refused to
give me his reasons Tor ms resignation.
He said. however that the resignation
would be accepted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
No Cholera Here.

Late last night there was a rnmor aIoa'
that q Russian Jew had died from cholera
at some point ON Seventeenth street Ut.
Garcin told me, when he was Informed or
II. that there was nothing in II; that there
was not a case of cholera IN town
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Fa,lure Off. T. Burke

Mr.. +. f. Burke who for several years
conducted Pzzini's confectionery store, at
No. 100 east Broad street, made an as
signment ON Wednesday afternoon TO
Alessrs. Cabell x Moncure, trustees. The
liabilities are about $4,000, aud the assets
:. ~, l1uL LnnAVn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

The second rehearsal for the great mill
tary display which is to be given at the
Exposition grounds next month, took
place near the Lee monument last even
ing. The First regiment and the Ashby
Light Horse left the armory shortly be-
fore s o'clock The military went through
tbe various movements of the exhibition
nnder the command Of Colonel Jones, and
the place was well Illuminated with cal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

The Golden Rule Is glad that the Papai
authorities have decided not 10 canonize
Columbus. Columbus was q great man
and did noble things: but he had his fall
ings. and not few Of them. A Romsn
Catholic saintship would have brousns
them out as thoroughly as nominatscn -
the Presidency Of the United States"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

Grand Army Of the Republic mel from
the West will travel this way TO Wash
ington. BY arrangement Of tie Chesa-
peake and Ohio with Wright's Hotel that
hotel will furnish lunches to the hungry
pensioners of the nation. Wrights pre-
paratons give some idea of the number
Of Grand Army men who will pause here.
lie has ordered 1000 chickens, eighteen
barrels of bread, and other things in pro-
portion. he will arrange kitchen in the
old Central Hotel as an adjunct to his
own hotel. 1t is expected that
twenty-eight trains will pass this way
many as 10000 men will be carried
through this city.
A carload of Norton's Virginia and
Ives wine, nearly 5000 gallons. was
shipped yesterday to New York by the
Monticello Wine Company.
4 carriage in which Mrs. l.. i. Dab
ney, Of Washington, and two children
were being driven to the Opera-House
yesterday to hear Major Daniel. came
apart on Main street and the children
were thrown out Of the vehicle. and Mrs
Dabney, who coupled the back seat was
thrown between the seats. No one was
seriously hurt
A rat flooded the office of the Peoples
hole in a lead water pipe.
1. Il. Walton (white) was tried in the
police court yesterday afternoon, and fail
lng 10 pay the fine imposed upon him, was
sent to jail. His. wife testified that in the
twelve months they have been married
Walton has contributed only one dollar
TO her support and stolen many from her
All University rooms are full. and many
outside of the college limit engaged.
Politics in FIovd-PromInsnt Lady Sick.
Floyd, Va, Sept. 14.-Special l-Yester-
day was county court day, but owing 10
the rain. which poured down nearly the
whole day, small crowd was in attend
ance.
The campaign was opened by Hon. T.
G. Lester and Judge r. NJ. Brown, of
Pulaski. Mr.. Lester spoke first, con-
trastng the principles and doings of the
Republican party with Democracy, and
made a strong appeal to the people to ad-
vocete and sustain by their votes the
principles of the latter. He discussed
the tariff in a forcible manner, and de-
nounced the Force bill in unmeasured
terms. Judge Brown followed in an able
speech and warned them not TO be led
OF by the designing politicians who con-
troll the so-called Peoples party.
The Republicans held a meeting and
appointed delegates to the Congressional
Convention, which meets at Rocky Mount
on the 21st instant. 1t was one Of the
poorest meetings ever held here.
Mrs Z. L. Howard died very unexpect-
edly last Saturday morning. She had
been sick for several days, but her friends
apprehended no serious results until Il
few hours before her death. Mrs. How
ard was a daughter of the late Colonel
J. /. Howard
A very interesting revival of religion
is in progress at Falling Branch, new
Methodist church near this place, con
Quoted by the pastor, the Rev. J. f..
Snecker assisted by Rev. Walter Spence,
of New River circuit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Good Trots st Hcmewood Park.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 15.-After two
days of disappointing delay the fall
meeting at Homewood Park got fairly
started to-day and three events were
reeled off.
First race. 2:4O class, trotting, purse
$500 -Egyptienne L. l., j; Baron Posey
.. ., 2; Big -Four 4. 3, 8; Kitty B. 3. AZ;
George Il. 8, dis. Freddy Il. dis. Time,
2:34 IA, 2:29 Il, 2:29 "a.
Second race, 2:2l class. pacing, purse
$SOO-Brown Frank 4, 4, !, l, /; Saw
telle l, /, 3, 5, .; Arctic ., 3, ., 2, 4; Lit
tie Joker ), ., 3, 3, 3; Maud Adair 3, 8,
4. 4, 5; Tip q. Top dis; Hal Braden dis.
Time, 2:25 1-5, 2:3G IL, 2:21, 2:21 Ia,
I'D
Third race, 2:2G class, trotting, purse
SSOO-Sea Girl 7, /. ], /; Delevan l, 3,
1, . Ambrosial &, ., ., 4; Rose Gothard
2, 4, 3. 3; Lamar 3, I. Z, 3; Erector =, 3,
3. &: PedIar 8, g. 8, Z; Bogardus =. 3. >,
8. Time DDS ID, 2:24 IL, 227 IL,
p.ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

Washington, Sept. ia cabiegrsm
was received at the Navy Department. to-
day announcing the arrival Oh tue Near
sarge at Curacoca. She WIZ Rfooapiy
reach I,aguayra tomorrow. She WAS
expected TO reach Laguayra before TINS
time. but was delayed by head winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

antincd there. This makes n total Of
IS marines detailed from Washington,
making total Of 1l5 marines now on
duty at Camp Low.
Following instructions have beecn sent
TO keepers Of lighthouses:
Information has been received that
great quantities of bedding. garbage and
other articles have washed ashore from
vessels sailing from foreign ports infec-
ted with cholera. You are. therefore,
directed until otherwise ordered to i'm
mediately burn all articles that may wash
ashore or be found upon the beach.
(Signed.) Charles Foster. Secretary"
THE PRESIDENTS POWERS.
Loon Lake, Sept. 15.-The President
received in his mail this morning an opin-
ion from Attorney-General Miller con-
cerning the powers of the Executive in
providing against the cholera invasion.
The Attorney-General says he believes
the President has the fullest and freest
power under the circumstances. and that
there is sufficient legal authority for the
issuance of proclamation assuming
radical jurisdiction in the matter. The
President will probably outline an order
to be issued by the Treasury Depart
ment.
Secretary Foster and Attorney--General
Miller will prepare the order and submit
it to the President for his approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

Washington, Sept. 15.-The followinG
named were appointed consuls to-day
W. II. Estes, Minnesota, at Nuremberg
l.. A. Dent, at Kingston. Jamaica; e
\. barre, of Michigan, at Valparaiso; c
III. Gown. If Illinois, at Manila.
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Results OF the Running Races.
GLOUCESTER.

GLOUCEbIfh.
First race, fve-eighths Of mlle-Sierrs
Nevada first, Berwyn second, Montreal
third. Time, 1:0i%
Second race, fye-eighths Of mIle-War-
paint first, Harlequin second, Minden third.
Time, 1851.
Third race, seven and a half furlongs-
Lucky Clover first, Tioga second, Reply
third. Time, 1:4l9.
Fourth race. three quarters OF mile
Lord Harry first, Logan second, Bellisarius
third. Time 1lS.
Fifth race, six and a half furl0ngs-Ona-
way first A. .. II. second, Bargain third
Time, 1:26h.
Sixth race, iye-eighths OF a mile-Leo
Brigel first. In Cigale second. Harrison
third. Time. 1:OiA.
GRAvEsEND.
First race enc Speculation first.
Key West second, King Crab third. Tine,
LAY.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth-Can
delabra first, Fairy second, Willie l.. third
Time. 1:Jlh
Third race. mile aud a quarter-Leona-
well first, Kilkenny second Best Brand
third. Time. 2:l213.
Fourth race, fve-eighths OF a mile-Bound-
less first Girohe second, Sam Weller third.
Time, 1:04
Fifth race, one mle-Paryenue first, Julien
second, Dagonet third Time. 43A.
a Sixth race. one mile-Dolly McCone first
Temple second, Fred. Taral third. Time,
1:4434.
LATONIA. KY.
First race, three-year-olds. maidens, three
quarters Of a mile-Alhambra first, Excel
sior second. Dickersop third Time, l:lS.
Second race, mile and twenty yards
Tenny, Jr., first. Seryitor second, Red Prince
third. Time, AZ.
Third race, mile and twenty yards
Comedy frst. London Smoke second, Col
onel Clay third Time. AZ.
Fourth race, Clifton stakes. three-year-
olds. mile and a siXteenth-W. h. first,
Collision second, Newton third. Time,
1:5OA.
Fifth race, twO-year-olds, mile and sir-
teenth-Too Quick first. Aurora second, In
terror third. Time, 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

A convention Of Sunday workers
from all parts of the world VII meeet u
81. Louis Ia September, 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Nancy Hanks Irots Again.

st. Joseph. Mo-. Sept. 15.--Nancy
Hanks. in an attempt to lower her re-
cord on regulation mile track here to-
day, made the mile in 2:07 II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Ro.ser in Berryyille.

Berryyille. Clarke county. Va, Sept;
II. Special. Rosser addressed
a meeting Of the Democrats Of Clarke
county az the courthouse Monday after
noon. He spoke exhaustively Of the sil,
yer question, and warned his hearers OF
the danger Of descrting the Democratic
ranks for the Alliance or Third party;
Mr. Barton. of Winchester, followed
General Rosser with very bright anu
telling speech.
Owing to rain many citizens could not
attend the meeting, but. ms II was, the
courtroom was packed TO its utmost
capacity and everyone was very enthu-
siastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16

A number of autograph manuscript let
ters, written by Luther and MelanctLon,
have been found In the library Of small
town In Saxony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-16
Preparations for tho q. A. n.

Charlottesville, Va, Sept. 15.-Special.
1t 10 expected that large numbers OF
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-28

The bank can now pay The certificate of de
uosit- held hy Mr A.. al any time. and the in
ierest ON the banks "loau- at thc raicoi mine
per cent per annum according TO the Items
fouud In table on pages 81 .sH ot the annua!
report Of the comptroller oi ihr currency OF thc
treasury department at Washington. ID g., for
is-p. the undivided profits on their capital
which never exceeded 5Ouoo between 1885
and tsao was over a. sso anon or a. least $40 ~
undivided profits ON each q Of capital for
that period Of twenty-five years, or exactly
forty per cent profit per annum on their capital
will pay AN of the other certificates ui dcpos-
a. inside OF eleven years but that is not all,
for The bank viii continue taking the face 81 ii9
loans. IN interest, every succeeding eleven years,
until the debt Is paid or forclosei
That much for single bank
Nov multiply these calculations hv i0o0o1, tho
estimated number OF banking concerns on This
Garth and you viii sec how comprehensive The
banking .Svstem" has become. hut pray Do
,1uiet until the amount is whispered softly IL
l. only 81 an 0a.ono of bank loans
bank paper must hc suppressed II Thomas
Jefferson
Perhaps Mr.. Atkinson world like 10
undertake the task # showing just
when and how the above bank fur
pishel any credit" Or PERHAPS he
would like 20 endeavor to controveri
the statement AttAA NHfAN N'AAAA "
''credit" passe over the coun.er OF the
bank was secured, amply secured, by
a pledge Of real wealth belonging &c
The person obtaining sach credit"
II then, money. 50 far as its Intrinsic
worth is concerned, is comparative y
uselesA and the greater part Of all
business is TRANSACTED with eertifi ,ats 5
OF credit based upon the real wealth
of persons using the sa ne. why not lei
the whole people, or ''governmant IS
sue this credit, at cost 10 themselves
as indivilualA II we must have banks
why not let them be peoples banks
Of, by and for the people, carried on a
the expense Of the people and such ex
pense the limit OF cost fer such credit
to the user thereof
The people have been-nav are en-
slaved by barbaric and superstition
fallacy, the generic term for which !
''metallism." aad the various cs0cl
terms Of which are specie basis. in
trinsic value and specie redemption.
just now the politiciaus have inventet
new terLa and are ringing the changes
on tie phrase. honest dollar" Bat
IS Mr Atkinson admits. the whole SIS
tenn is based upon q failacv. aud if n,
several depositors who have money IN
the bank used rs an illustration shoult
al take a notion 10 want their money