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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

An interesting feature of the decorations
throughout the building was the col
lection of old flags representing all ma
tons and presented to the Red Cross
Society upon the occasion of the recent
treaty of veterans. These were tastefully
draped over the walls of the main hall and
broad stairway to the rooms above, forming an
unbroken mass of varied color on either side.
The reception parlor to the right of the en-
trance was ornamented with cut flowers and the
walls hung with number of pen and india ink
sketches wrought by Miss Barton during her
early days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
MR. OLEvELAND IN NEW YORK.
He Comes to the City Unexpectedly to
Confer with His Colleagues.
pREoAuTIoNs IN cINCTNNATl

New York, Sept S.-Ex-President
Cleveland arrived in this city from Buz-
yards Bay this morning on the Fall
River steamboat Pilgrim. lie was ac-
companied by Don NJ. Dickinson, chair
man of the Democratic campaign com
mttee. who went TO Gray Gables for the
express purpose of inducing Mr.. Cleye-
land to accompany him here to confer
with prominent Democrats Of tins
and other States interested in the cam
paign. He was driven directly TO the
Victoria Hotel.
1t was announced at the Victoria that
Mr.. Cleveland intended remaining III
New York until Saturday. Shortly af-
ter noon Lawyer johnson Levy came
down from Mr. Cieveland's apartments
and said that be had found the eY-Presl-
dent very confident about the prospects
for Democratic success this fail.
At 1890 Chairman Harrity and Secre-
tary Smalley arrived at the Victoria, and
were Immediately shown to his rooms.
Other callers were w. G.. Whitney and
Frederick Coon.
Mr.. Whitney in explaining the reason
for Mr.. Cleveland's visit at this interest
ing moment. said it was not the result
of any conference held at Democratic
headquarters. 1t was simply one of the
many trips that Mr. Cleveland had con
templated to this city. These visits
would recur during the campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
ORDERED TO vESEzUELA.
The Pbil.dsiphis TO Sail To-day o
pletinx the Squadron.

Washington, Sept. S.-The Nortn al.
lantic squadron has been ordered ~ pro
coed to Venezuela. In pursuance W
these orders the flagship Philadelphia win
sail from New York tomorrow Soip"o
dore Ramsey, chief OF the bureau -.
Navigation and acting Secretary Vi snS
NAVY. had conference this morning WIN
Secretary Foster, and NJ Us eivsI au
m;tted to reporter of tue United ,ress
that that the Philadelphia would sail, as
What is the particular necessity ior
The presence Of the Philadelpbia soere
now?" was asked.
.SThe country is in 4 st,te OF revolu'
t;on and there is no telling what may
bannen in that condition OF things.
1But the Concord and Kearsarge have
bcen sent there, have they uots -,
ayes: and now the whole squadron VIII
90. Sending one ship to country III
the state Venezuela is In acts IKE
'spat fly. but if n whole squadron pu.s
in an appearance the people ana doverhss
ment conclude that the country Dack VI
'em means business.
Paar A dmirsI Walker will have COM
mand of the squadron. He was to-day
detached from the command " the squad
ron of evolution and directed TO take
charge of the vessels ordered South Rear
Admiral Gherardi commanding tne
North Atlantic squadron, was detached
from that duty and directed to proceed
to San Francisco, where he will assume
the duties of commanding officer for the
vessels in the Pacific station, and bring
them around to New York 10 participate
in the grand naval review on the occa-
sion of the opening of the Worlds Fair.
He will use the San Francisco as hls
flagship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
fACTION At THE CAPITAL.
The Navy Department Assumes Charge OF
the Quarantine Patrol.

the OuAFhntne Gdtf~i.
WAssrNcroN. d. c., Sept. S.-The State.
Navy. Treasury aud Postoffice Departments
have already taken hand in the effort be.
ing made 10 prevent the introduction of
cholera in this country. And to-day the
War Department was asked to lend its assls-
tanoe. The request came in the shape OF a
telegram from Secretary Foster, OF
the Treasury Department (who IS
in New York;, to Acting secretary
Grant. Secretary Foster suggested that
the War Department allow Sandy Hook
to be used as place of refuge for the quar-
antined cabin passengers of the Atlantic
lines now in lower New \ OTk bay. Austin
Corblp and Agent BOas. Of the Hamburg
American line. made similar requests OF the
Acting Secretary. The department. declined
to grant permission to use the ground at
Sandy Hook owing TO the fact that the gun
tests now 10 progress at Sandy HOOK would
have 10 be suspended and important indus
tries be affected.
The Navy Department today assumed
charge of the quarantine patrol OF the New
York harbor. 1t will place an officer Of
the Brooklyn navy-yard IN charge
ot the patrol vessels IN tne lower 0
bay. The old receiylng-ship New
Hampshire will be turned over to the
State for use as a hospital Tor the detention
of cabin passengers. The old monitor Nan
tucket will be used as a sort of flagship and
place OF rendezvous for the hospital beats.
General Grant. the acting Secretary OF War
has decided 10 tender the use of four hun
dred tents to the Treasury Department Tor
the use of persons from Injected sMps on
Holman and Swineburne Islands.
James G. Kellogg, of Louisiana, United
States Consul a. Stettin, Germany, was to-
day suspended from duty by Secretary Fos-
ter. of the State Department, for negligence
IN performing his duties during the cholera
Inspection.
The State Department has advised the
Treasury Department that Vice-Consul Nls-
SER at Rotterdam. has cabled the presence
Cf case of cholera in that port.
Official notification of the order OF Coun-
ell OF the Province OF Quebec prohibiting
immigration by water and land was re-
ce.yei al the State Department to-day on
tie n.ted States Consul at Quebec.
Iletimef0 for the meeting Ofthe international
monetary conference has not been fixed.
u was called for October 1st, but has been
postponed on account OF the difficulty OF
agreeing on a place Of meeting. In view of
tle 4uarantins 50 generally established be-
cause Of the cholera prevailing III Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
William Forbes Arrested.

Lexington. Va, Sept. Especial. vii
liam Forbes. of Goshen, was lodged in
iail here last night for burglarizing the
residence of William Anger, at that
place. and breaking into the Alleghany
Hotel bar. Anger recognized the thief
when he entered his private room. and
called on him to leave. The thief i'm,
mediately tried to shoot him, and would
have accomplished his object, but that
his pistol failed to FIRE.
Tie one hundred and tenth annual
session of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity began to-day. l am informed that
the attendance this year will be greater
than last by fifty students. Academic
duties will not begin before Monday.
Hon. c. ID. Letcher, attorney -at-law,
member of the Legislature from this
county, and the youngest son OF Viz
ginia's war Governor, is reported as very
i'll of typhoid fever at his mothers resi-
dence at this place,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Raleirh Republican Convention.

Raleigh, \. c., Sept. S.-Spscihl.-The
Fourth Congressional District Repu5h-
can Convention met here to-day to nomi-
nate candidate for Congress and for
olcctor. The convention was called TO
order by j. G. h. Harris, chairman CT
the district executive committee, and L.
z. Devereux was made permanent chair,
man. John Saunders of Johnston and
J. A. Blair Of Randolph were placed III
nomination for Congress, and the ir'st
ballot resulted in the nomination or
Saunders by vote of 20 TO 5. Il. +.
Devcreux was nominated for eiector.
Devereux is assistant United States et-
torney in this district, and will have to
resign if he runs as an elector: J0hn
Williamson (colOred) editor of the Ga
zettc. Of this city, has announced that he
will run as independent candidate for
Congress in this district.
Governor Holt and the members OF the
State Board Of Internal improvements
left to-day on tour Of inspection ever
the htlantic and North Carolina railroad,
which is th' property of the State.
The .~Rleveland-Carr Democratic Clnb
At a meeting tonight instructed the com
mittee on programme for the Sc Tenson
rs ception to invite the Richmond Howit-
zers and Norfolk Light Infantry TO be
present on the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
MORE CHOLERA VICTIMS
xoNsLED FROM QUARANTINE.
SIN Thevc Are No Cssos in New York CITY.
Action Taken At Washlngton-Kepor
from tho Epidemic Abroad.

Cr,nANTlNT. l.. l.. Sept IS. "A dispatch ro-
e. we'd from Sandy Hoaksays that tho Kugia'
Normannia and Holman Island ho's'ed the
yellow flag this morning. According to tho
eo.e # signals arranged oy br. jenAins
ye.terday this means that the scoarss mas
listened on more victims.
utl the Official report comes from tho
vessels and island 70 Will be impossible TO
learn how many have been taken Ill or
whether they are dead.
A death is reported this morning of a
e-o'era patient on Swine urn Island AS
having occurred last night.
The Government tug Narkeeta Is patrol
inc the sound oil Nilletrs Point, with
orders g. stop all vessels from foreign
ports.
STEAMERS RELEASED.
Tho North German Lloyd steamer Elbe.
vrl.ra arrived here Tuesday afternoon. was
re...sel at 1.55 =. u. and proceeded to her
docs. -. e,- VI h;.h
s-~..e8 N Quarantine at ii A. NJ. Septem-
be- It'll was released at 3:l5 p. Nj.
Tlo French line steamer La Bourgogne,
vr,.s arrived here early sunday from Cher
l--- Wis released at 325 Z. Nj. and pro-
ceedol 1 Aer pier.
U- Jenkins has made the statement that
tro.fesmei -t0ningtOn has been chartered by
l.a-rer.l. Morgan for the cabin passengers
olt.e S0rmsnnia. and will be anchored oil
sandy look The training ship New
+ rnasa.re Will be used for the transfer of
le llueias passengers to Sandy Hook.
IHK CAMP AT SANDY H0oE.
Nry Yoar. Sept. S.-Secretary Of the
Treasury Foster told a reporter OF the
United Press this morning that he had re-
cs,yed I'D re1uest. IS had been stated. from
Tr Jepkirs to allow him to take possession
of Fire Island aud make 1t quarantine sta
tor. Dr. Hamilton. Secretary tOster's msd-
icaI expert and assistant quarantine oincer,
started for quarantine early TINS morning 10
meet Dr. jenkins and 90 with him 10 SANDY
Hook fUr the purpose OF establishing camp
81 Tie Hook Tor me passengers on the pest
ships. A contract has already been made
for she building Of barracks.
Ns. MoRGAN's GENEROUS ACT.
Agent Cortes. Of the Hamburg line. said
this afternoon relative to Mr.. j. PlerrepOnt
N0rqan's purchase Of the steam boat Ston.
ipQton. Mr.. Morgan has purchased the
steam boat outright and he has received the
permission Of DR.. Jenkins, and tomorrow
morning the 4SS passengers on the Normsn
MA wall DO transferred. Ihis acuon OF mr
MoIgans We consider most generous one.
Tie following is the official bulletin by INT
health board this morning:
"Nelo York. Sept. SO A. M.-No casei
Of cholera have appeared in this city Deati
reported by Dr. Deshon ss from Asiati
cholera proves upon autopsy 10 have oeeI
caused by alcoholism, BY order OF the
board of health"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

The National Council Of the Conyen-
ton of Ame rican Colleges, PIN Beti
Kappa Society, held a session IN the
Town Hall. Sareto ga. "Wednesday. Ap,,
plications for charters from Buckneii
University. of Lewisburg, Pa. the Unl-
yersity of Pennsylvania, the University
of Minnesota, Swsrthmore College, iufts
College and Wabash College, OF Craw,
fordsville, Ind. were received, ana VIII
he reported with recommendations to he
next annual council. -,
The Domirion Gov srnment has cabl "a
q vigorous protest to the Imperial Gov
ernment against the seizure Of Canadian
senlers by Rw gunboat In Behrinng
sea. Unless redress il furnished II VIII
be difficult to tell where the matter VIII
end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

to-day, 20 far as reported there were s6
cases and 80 death: in the suburbs ~ cases
and 81 deaths.
HAvRE. Sept 8.-There were - new cases
and IL deaths Wednesday. being 4 more
deaths and less cases than on Tuesday
PRECAUTIONS IN CINCINNATI.
CNCINNAT1. o.. Sept. s.-A sensation has
been created here by the arrival over the
pennsvvania railroad of three carloads of
cotton waste, consigned to J. Josephs x Co
The waste came here from Boston. having
arrived there on August Goth from Hamburg
bv the steamer ST. Clair. The health
officer here at once ordered the
railroad company to take the cars sout
of the city limits and gave notice of the
facts 10 the State health officer. Notice was
given several days ago that rags OF waste
from infected ports would not be allowed
TO enter the city. The consignees show
certificates from Boston that the waste is
harmless, but the health officer here will
take no risk.
SAN Francisco, Sept. S.--The ship Frank
Pendleton which arrived from Calcutta
yesterday and reported that two OF her crew
had died four months ago from dysentery,
but which DR. Lawler. the quarantine ofil-
cial. decided was cholera. having thor
Oughly fumigated was released from quar-
antine this morning.
MORE IMMIGRAETs FOR AMERICA.
LONDON. Sept s.-The steamship Mara
thou, carrying 200 emigrants booked TO
New York by the Cunard White Star and
Guion steamship lines. started from Liver
pool to-day. the passengers being fully
aware that they would have to face quar-
antine Of twenty days at New York.
The Cunard steamship Bothnia, which sailed
from Queenstown yesterday, took 2Ol
first cabin passengers and lOi second cabin
passengers. The North German Lloyd
steamship TrsVe, having a clean bill OF
health from Bremen officers. was allowed to
land passengers at southampton after they
had undergone medical examination and
been found clear from the disease.
THE CHOLERA IN BERLIN.
BERLIN. Sept S-A woman who arrived
in Berlin Yesterday was seized with cholera
to-day. She was removed to Moabit hos
pital Owing to the scourge the Emperor
has countermanded the orders for the mill
tary maneuyers to have been held in Wur-
temourg.
The Princess Henry, of Russia, grand:
daughter of Queen Victoria, yesterday caused
the following telegram to be sent TO the ex-
ecutive committee of the relief fund IN HAM
burg:
Her Royal Highness, in the face Of the
grave calamity that has befallen Hamburg,
wishes TO know whether money, Victuais OF
clothes are desired TO meet the increased de-
mand Of the sufferers"
The committee thanked Her Royal High
ness and accepted the offer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Italian Phxsiciaps to Duel.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. s.-There is
much excitement among the better class OF
Italians in this city, caused by Dr. flncehzo
n;TIa challenging his confrere, DR.. Luis
ParascunoIo. to fight duel. The. chal-
lenge was published this morning. in the
Christopher Coiumbo, New York Journal.
Both physicians are graduates OF the Uni
versity of Naples.
The trouble grew out Of an old love al
fair. D'Elia also accuses his rival OF at
tempting to injure his practice. According
TO the challenge D'Elia is TO name the place
where the combat is to be held. Parascuno-
10 expressed his willingness to fight and
the duel is likely to come off in a few
days James Csrparalo, well-known ltal-
ian member Of the y ale law school. has been
chosen bv D'Flia as one of his seconds
Small swords will be used. DR.. D'Elia has
been in this country year, and has served
three years in the Italian army. IL IS sup
posed that the field of honor Will be near
New Haven. Otherwise the oomoatants
will 90 to Louisiana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

Sedan Day. the anniversary OF the sur
render of Napoleon Third, was. greatly 10
the relief Of the Emperor, celebrated through
n,, the Empire. except at plsgus-stricksn
Haroburg aud Altona. with unootrusiyo but
fsryid patriotism. In most other cities the
streets we're decorated and at night meet
;nos ware addressed by oratorical patriots.
The meetings were smaller and less demon
stratiye than usual, bus the speeches
showed no abatement Of loyalty 70 sns
crown. All the principal dsiiies OF the En-
pirs contained Sedan letters. which exnof-
ted the people 10 stand fast. IN their dstsr-
mination to retain every jot ana utue oL .ns
rights won by them TWENTY-FIVE years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Now Hampshire Democrats.

Concord, n. H., Sept. S.-IIon. John
= Rartlett. chairman of the Democratic
committee. called the convention to order
to-day mt II A. NJ. President Charles H.
Amcsden. of Concord, was made permai-
nent chairman, and made brief ed
dress.
The PLATFORM which was adopted 6y a
unanimous vote. reaffirms the declari.-
ton of principles adopted by, the national
Democracy at Chicago, and assures the
party that the best efforts will be mede
to give the electoral vote of New Hanp-
shire 70 Cleveland and Stevenson. Hon.
Luther +. Mckinney, of Manchester,
was nominated for Governor. After Sc
lecting presidential electors the conyen-
ton adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
xcRae. the Murderer.

London, Sept. S.aA search Of the of
nno ro,.;s,on clerk. arrested Oh a charge Of
Pay;na heen implicated in the murder OF
na r.nrosn ,,n whose mutilated remains were
. sowod near Althorpe, Oh August 7th
ia"t L has resulted in the discovery of the
naleined % bones of a baby, and the remains
siI,, sdso cslcined. of woman sarms. There
a. ni'O oo Doubt whatever that as reported
~ ~ nD nreyious dispatch TO the United Press
~ ,an p,vn is Anne Prtchard, formerly
of aSe N"rtbampton, and McRae is the man
Who lived with her in Northamptep, un-
der the name Rae Anderson; Mcisas s
hab a wife snd child in birninsnam, nnn y
appears to have been LIVING o0"D'e
life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
A Startling Discovery.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. s;-Ihs AmeIi-
can Non-Conformist, the Peopies patv
or1an said Yesterday that it had obtained IN;
Formation through Republican of national
rsnutation that a bargain had been entered
INTO between President Harrison and q.
w Fairbanks. a railroad msgnate OF thus
city. whereby Fairbanks is to be made o
United States senator on condition o. y. a a
s1O0 900 contribution to the hspuoLicah
campaign fund. But the Democratic gerry-
mander was in the way OF Mr. tairosnSs'
and suits have been filed to set the appof-
tlnnmanf aside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
MorsIIo Wine Axain-Other Races.


Sheapshead Bav. Sept. s.-Folowng are
the results or tO-days races
First race seyen -cighths OF mile-Par-
yenu first. Nomad secOnd-Only two start
Crs Time, 1;2S.
Second race. one mile--Mary Stone first,
UcIner second. Count third Time, lao Id.
Third race, thrce-quaiters OF a mile
Morello first, WorInscr second, Eagle BIRD
third. Time, Ill 40.
Fourth race half = mile-Lamplighter
first, Tidelio secord ARA third llne'
2:33 40. n n,.,,.
Grst Now or Never second, Key West third
Time. 1:J4A.
sixth race mile and a quarter-Tom Rog-
ora first cleaning second. Prince Fortu-
natus third. Time 2:lO.
GLouCFsTEB, n. }.
First race, seyen-eighths or miie-Doh-
caster first. Heather second, Black Ihorhe
third. Time, l ~. .-,..
second race. four and half furlongs -
Majella first, Arthur DAVIS seoon"'
third Time 81. 9,
rbird race four and half furongs-Sl-
Ienca FIRST Anarchist second, Estells NJ
third. Time, 81. H.. ronoIv
second Juggler third. Time, l:43b2.
Fifth race, flye-eighths Of milenhay iI',
first. Flattery secon1, Captain Brown 'nil"'
Time, 1902. 60. >ad 40.
sixth race, one mile-Amos hrst' Neu BE-
cond King Idle third. Time l:40
LAToNIA RACE TRACK.
First race, three-quarters OF iuile.
trn',bes first. Maud b. second Miss Ballard
third. Time, III o. ,nu.
Second race, seYeh-eightn9 " ~
Tbird race. selling, mile and an eignth-
Bob first, Jurgutha second Lit'le An'ie
third. Time, 1:54l3. nile ID.
pict,yick first, FL Ray second 'aiiera
third. Time, 1:3l. .,...Aa y,
Fifth race, two-year-olds. tive-elghths % or
n mile, selling-Fay ). nrst' sum ~ uli'e" on
send Golden Hope third. Time l:VSA'
sixth race, selling, three-quarters Oh d
mIIe-Salvatonal first, Kildare secohu' "eH'
oral Miles third. Time, l'lo12'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09

The old Palazzo in the Via Tsvsrna At
EanIes collapsed Sunday, burying many
persons in the ruins. The disaster caused
the greatest excitement in the city and large
crowds tocked to the scene. NumsfVus %
nersons volunteered their services IN the
work OF recovering tho bodies OF the
victims and soon an extensive force
was engaged in delving in the noun
tainous and almost insItricabie mass
OF debris. The Prince Of Maple. himself
and ali the authorities OF the city
s~sra early on the spot and personally super
ed the work of rescue. and 6y their
encouraging words an actions urged the
toijsrs in the ruins to redoublsd efforts.
Wany obstacles had TO be overcome. how
ever. and IN spite Of the earnest work ny
wiinghandsshs task provsSdI pSIv very s!ya.SsS ss and
mntilsted. and the three persons. still
alive but badly injured. have already been
extricated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Daniel Dougherty Buried.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept s.-The tuneral ser
vicss over the remains of Daniel Dough-
ertv were held in St. Johns Roman Catho-
iic church az 10 o'clock this morning The
church was crowded with friends OF the
dead bsrrister. The honorary pail bearers
were George W. Childs. General Daniel + !;
Sickles. Anthony Drexel John Russell
Young. ex-Judge Corrall Brewster, 4. ID.
Knunn. Hum. Hanson. Colonel franclS
Crilly and Edward Shippen. After the cele;
bration OF mass Archbishop Ryan Delivered
the sermon and spoke eloquently OF the VII
tues of the deceased. Services cont'nusu
two hours and at their conclusion the body
ras inferred in the graveyard adjoining.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Mr. Hewitt WEEDS Misc Ashley.

Detroit. Mich. Sept Sat Monroe
cottage. Putin Bay. Lake Erie. at the
summer home of Millionaire and ex-Goy-
ernor J. NJ. Ashley. of Toledo. yesterday
Miss Mary Elna Ashley, the Governors
only daughter, welded Edward Ring
wood Hewitt, son of ex-Mayor Abraham
s. Hewitt, of New York. The wedding
ring was made by Mr.. Hewitt himself
of so gold piece. given to him by
Peter Cooper as reward for his hrst
boyish evidence of mechanical skill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-09
Ksnortsd Trnnssse- outrage,

NEw YORK. Sept s.-A special from Jel.
leo. Tenn. says that since the recent miners
war a White Cap organ lzation has been es-
pecially active. On Monday night they
made raid. capturing several women OF the
town and several Of their male companions,
drsoced them 70 grove near by, and. after
stripping the shivering wretchss OF their
clothes. threw them over fallen log and
lashsd them until the blood drippsd from
their wounds.