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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22

No Christmas and New-Year's table should 10
without bottle OF Angosturs Bittcrs-Dr sIE.
GERI's-the renowned appetizer Of exquisite
favor. Beware n cOunterfeits.
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MARRIAGES..

BEATTIE-STEWART Married. De-
csmber 9. 1888. at 81. Johns church,
Dover, y. j., by the Rev. William Picks
lay, AGNES J. BEATTIE. OF Richmond.
Va. to ULYSSES $. STEWART, Of ri
PasO, Texas.
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Holiday Umbrellas
at low prices. r. LESLIE SPENCE.

Our facilities for executing all kinds
OF job printing are unsurpassed. Send US
your orders and you VIII be pleased with
our work and prices
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Don't Forget

Seventh and Broad streets. where An
drew AntonI will sell you fine bon-bons.
glazed fruits, and plain candles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22

Orders for printing sent TO the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work and prices
will be cure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22

Don't forget the entertainment tonight
for the benft of the Free Dispensary.
Mozart Hall at s o'clock.
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Ladies', IL You Have

not consulted the Seven Sutherland Sisters on
the " treatment Of the hair you can do so now
as two Of these long-bsirod ladies' will be pleased
to see you at Owens Minor Drug Companys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22
Helm "A Worthy Object.

A full line Of all the leading and favor
ite brands at George Schoen's, Eleventh
and Main streets.
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An.ani saranth nm.

Antoni, sesenth and Broad Streets,
the old. reliable confectloner. has a fine
assortment Of candles. nuts, and fruits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22

To slumber sweetly have clear con-
science. genuine lace-web spring, and
pure hair-mattress from sydnor y Humid
ley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22
Havana and Kew West Cigars.

At low prices. u. LESLIE SPENCE, No.
72S east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-22

suspenders and Gloves.
Il. LESLIE SPENCE. No. 72s east Main
street
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Our Daily New York BoteI Report.

NEW YORK. December a,-tsReeiai,-
and Mrs.. L. w, Page. Murray Hill.
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Holiday Under.hiri.

fifty cents. Il. LESLIE SPENCE. No.
rs east Main street.
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BnrAnnnIs and Eriefs

Mr. Miles T. Phillips is detained at home
with the grip.
Mr.. G. i. Rady, Clerk Of the City School
Board, is detained at home by sickness.
Mr.. r. j. Anderson, Of Norfolk. general
passenger agent Of the Seaboard Air
Line, Is I'm the city.
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IN. Meteor I'm MsckIenburg.

BoYpToN,. VA. December u:-asspe. ape.
Srsak 4 bright, Silvery streak was seen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
TWO RIOTS IN SPAIN.
Crowds at = Bull Fight and . Concert Take
Things into Their Own Hands.

Crowds at = Bull Fight and . Concert Take
Things into Their Own Iands.
MADRID. Aug. 2s-The old city Of saragossa
was the scene yesterday OF serious riot grow
ing out OF the dissatisfaction Of the spectators
Torrance. A bull that had been driven into
tho ring refused to display sririt enough to
make tho fight interesting. The spectators
demanded that another bull be furnished. but
the manager refused to replace tho spiritless
animal. The crowd then rose en- masse.
smashed the seats. tore the doors from their
hangings. and let fire to the material. which
they piled in the bull ring. The fire was ex-
tinguished by the bull-ring attendants. and
the mob then began to riot outside the bull
and were greeted with volley Of stones. It
was not until reanforcements arrived that the
rioters were dispersed.
There was also riot last evening at San
Sebastian. the Spanish watering place. con-
Of whom were Basaues. demanded that the
band Play the Basens Hymn p The Leader Of
players and then assaulted them. The police
and some OF tho audience defended the musl-
clans. and furious riot resulted.
but they proceeded in a body to the hotel where
Senior Sagasta, the Prime Minister. is stopping
and amused themselves by stonlnG the build
ing: The police were unable to handle the
mob. and troops were summoned to aid them.
When the soldiers appeared they were stoned.
and many OF them were cut and bruised BY the
missiles.
with ball cartridges into the crowd Of frenzied
rioters. The order wah obey ed. and two of the
rioters fell dead and several wore seriously
had the desired effect and the mob quickly
dispersed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
SPARKS FROM TIE TELEoRAPA.

Judge Diver OF New York Is visiting j. II, Spelmnnn
of New York at his handsome summer house AT spell
mann'r, OH Lake Chanplain,
Tho FrcnchmRn who robbed A. Craig. tho con.
bermsn. OF Sil, ooo, was arrested AT remove Pa.
yesterday morning
During the summer the Wagner car shops at East
Buffalo have been working only four days or thirty six
full force. The shops employ 900 men
Mrs. Walder OF Rush. n s., who wandered away
while Insane. returned after weeks Absence. She
spent nght grave OF her child then went
Rochester, and aftcrward returned home
John Harry . harness maker. aged 90. committed
suicide by hanging himself nj his nome In Albany
YESTERDAY lie told his wife sunday he tired of
life. and would either shoot or hang himself
The body OF Katie smith, who disappeared from
Goversviie. n. =. about week ago. found In the
20 years OF age 1t is believed that she commit
suicide.
The young woman found dad on the steamboat c. II.
Northhln on sunday was Anna kuntL whose brother
resides IN Woodbridge. Conn. His sister was employed
as domestic IN New York, aud WAS on her way to
visit Ter parentG
George w Bench. OF tho nrm OF Bench Brother
proprierors OF n sawmtll and feed mill At tho upper
dam IN Auburn committed suicide yesterday morning
by drowning himself In cistorn. lie had recently
betrayed symptoms of mental alteration.
william Going, who was wounded on May 10 while
committing burglary. and who shot himself when
hunted out A. his home by the police walked out of the
Maiden lane jail in Albany Mt tho breakfast hour
terdAy He left tho hospital on June 2 and was sent
TO Jail pending trial Nothing has yet been seen or him
Frederick Ferris. tho ElmtrA transfer. who
missed on Saturday night from Auburn prison. was
Of rope When keepers went after him he slid down
the rope through an elevator shaft and landed in the
refused 70 surrender until Keeper Patterson had felled
him to tic noor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
GREAT BRITAIN,s NhTE.
Lord George Hsuiiton Says II IL Beeorainr
Second Class,

LONDON. Aug. 28-Tho navy estimates came
up in the House OF Commons to-day. Lord
George Hamilton. lately First Lord OF the
Admiralty. attacked the Government for neg
leoting to maintain tho efficiency OF the navy.
He declared that unless n determined effort
was made to construct new war ships Eng
lands supremacy on the sen would vanish
within three years Already the French and
Russian battle ships together. reached a total
OF twenty-five, against twenty-five effective
British ships OF that class. France and Russia
have ten battle ships in he course OF construc-
tion. while Great Britain has only three. In
rsSs erasSrs to op wSs GreG stn
suggested that supplementary estimates be
allowed for the PURPOSE Of pushing on the
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, held that the superiority OF the
was never so great as now. lie denied the 40 g.
curacv Of the figures presented by Lord g Gorge
n The Of the
would maintain the naval superiority Of Great
Sir L. J. Reed. member for Cardiff. who was
for number oi years chief constructor OF the
was Just what had been anticipated in regard
to this class Of vessels for years past. A ahip
with u large armored centre citadel aud I'M
armored ends was bound to capsze II badly
he asked. would have to capsize tefore the
vesse!sp Owing to the requirem ents OF these
vessels. the space taken up by the mems
vide them with reliable water-tight compart-
mcnts.
Mr.. Goschen said he regretted the tendency
shown BY the Secretary to the Admiralty to
make light the Of loss Of tn Victoria. In view
of the opinion Of experts that q like fate might
overtake other vessels. n full and INN ediate
inquiry into the construction OF this class OF
war ships was desirable.
Admiral Field said that the standard OF the
navy should DO based upon the work that the
navy had to do. This was not taken into con-
sderation by the trainers OF the naval esti-
mates Ten more flrst-class ships were re-
CURED especially effective rams. largo
sum OF money had been spent upon vessels
that looked like rams hut that did no deserve
the name. and that could do no m ore execution
thimhle on his nose
In the course of a general reply. the Secre-
tary to the Admiralty said that a further in
auiry In regard to the loss OF the Victoria
would be Instituted II the Admiralty should
consider 1t desirable. The House then ad-
journed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
UOODSIDE KEPT IN COMMO7ION.
Hot Chnso After Scotch Lad Who
Frightened People with Razor.

Frightened People with Razor.
Alexander Prize. a Scotch lad Of eighteen
who has been frightening people Mt Woodside
l.. l.. with a razor. was captured yesterday
after hot chase across fields and swamps
He lived with his brother-n-law. D'lsrael
Bretigniere. n news agent in Fifth street
Woodside. Last week he had falling out
with Bretigniere and tried to carve him with
the razor. BretiGpiere escaped. first by run
ming. and then by tho interference Of Martin
Wagner and Herman Miller. who knocked
Pirie down and dsarmed him.
Prize retained possession Of the house. On
Sunday he kept the whole village in commo-
ton by chasing peonlc through the streets
at the railroad station. Mounsey got a club
and beat him with II. The other villagers at
tackled sent appeals to Newtown for con-
stables.
They arrived Yesterday afternoon. When
Prize saw them getting OF the train he struck
OF across tho country. Half the village tool
part in the hunt that followed. Prize was at
length run down. He drew his razor and con;
from his grasp by one Of the ronstables and
he was handcuffod and taken away to Jail.
Then Bretigniere was able TO 70 homo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
Mayor (s,lroy on tn. situation Hero.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Mayor Gilroy and family
OF Now York registered at the Hotel Winder-
mere last night. lie said: The situation In
New York is improving rapidy. The reports
OF trouble among the unomployed lahorers are
grossly exaggerated. While there has been
some disbursement among them. and few
demonstrations to notify the public rs to their
condition there is no crisis business has be-
gun pick up in tho East. and anticipate 10
serious difficulty. We are pursuing plan
whereby aCitators OF every description vii! be
shorn Of their power. New York is resting
easily. and there is no Immediate danger or l
would not be here"
lis Now York recovering rapidly from the
financial panic 7" was asked
on everything is gaining its equilibrium.
The effects are not apparent now. You can say
We are getting along nicely"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
He Says He Has Not Ke.iEned N-Son0
Testimony that He IIRs.

Boston. Aug. 2S-Josiah Quincy and his
mouthpece. the Boston Hernld do not argue
about that reported resignation OF the oflce Of
Assistant Secretary Of State. Mr. Quincy is In
Chicago He told Boston newspaper man
there that he had not resigned. Mr.. Quincy To-
reported as saying:
II shall do nothing till I have consulted
with Mr.. Cleveland. 1t was understood be-
tween us when accepted the State depart
ment place last spring that it was merely
temporary. Since that time no allusion to the
matter by wire or by letter has been made By
either one Of us. Under the circumstanc es 7
President FL.
The Herald this afternoon announces the
resignation as fact. 1t says:
That the story OF the resignation ts true
innate personal and political friend OF MT.
Quincy said this morning that he was in no
sition to state that the resignation had been
written ard that j. would m3reye.. be accept;
would like to have Mr.. Quincy retain his place
In the State Department he Is under the cir.
cumstances willing to release him for the'
benefit OF the party in Massachusetts.
tee told The syn correspondent this afternoonS
that 1t was fully decided that Mr.. Quincy wa93
TO reconsider his resignation as Chairman on
that committee and that he would conduct thos
ernorship. This work would necessarily res
qure MIR. Quincy's absence from Washingtond
for several weeks. 80, a
WAsHINGToN. Aug. ?S-The resignation OH
been received at the State Department or at
the White House. Secretary Gresham. Private
Secretary Thurber. and Assistan! Secretary !.
Hamlin discredit the report OF his resignation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
Tho NeMadenlers, Festival.

The Newsd callers Association OF New York;
city will hold its third annual summer nights
festival to- night at Lion Park 10Sth street and
Columbus avenue. Invitations have been senAi
to prominent publishers and newsdealers-
Dancing will commence at o'clock. The,
officers are: T. J. LIE Bride. President: W.
Mchaelman. Vice-President: J. J. Jackson.
financial Secretary: j. =. Mack. Treasursrs
J. +: Eek. Sergeant;at;Arms, The Floor Go@-
Gross, d. Brophy. r. J. Young. and !. J. Ryan
Tho Reception Committee: j. T. MGBFide, 2
Schn elder. +. j. Niewand. n. Frank. F. II. Cad-
ley. /. c. Bennett. and Il. BanekSr: and tho
Committee OF arrangements: 3. Hoag y, X Mo.
Bride J. Brennan. j. G. Walsh. !. Mack. j
]. Jackson. Alex. Beggs. W. w. McKiernan. A
Modern Oft. and p Pigott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29

SaMERvILLE. Aug 28.-Within tho past
month two attempts have been made near
White House to wreck express trains on the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey. The place
where they were made is about two miles west
of White House. in tho woods on top OF Pickcls
Mountain In each case tho attempt was made
upon the same train. Tho first was made
nearly four weeks ago. Tho crew OF a local
freight train discovered and removed the OBJ
struction Ave minutes before the express
dashed by.
The second attempt was made last Saturday
morning. The train. which Is known as the
Faston express, WAS going west Engineer
Of tho woods, saw something dark on tho
track. He shut, or steam and APPLIED the air
int" tho obstruction. A valve rim on the en-:
CINE was. broken, An Investigation showed
tract o and heavy stones HSS ped on top
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
A New Fusion In Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 2a.-On Saturday the
Republican and Democratic Central Commit
tees Of Seward county called Joint Conven-
ton OF the two parties to meet Mt tho Courtl
House In Liberal on Sept 2 to nominate .
county ticket. The call recites that 1t is time
for all law-abiding people in Kansas to come
together on a broad and patriotic basis and
unite In solid phalanx against the onward
march Of anarchy and disorder that threaten
to destroy the credit and good name OF Kan
Ras These references are made against the
Populist pnrty that is endeavoring to capture
the heretofore Republican counties In western
that this Democratic Republican fusion win
probably be made In q score OF counties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cffectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feven
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
Russian Jew. Mobbed In Newark.

Long before the gates Of the Domestic Sew
ing Machine Works ut Newark were opened
yesterday morning men began to gather. and
at o'clock there were 400 on the sidewalk 1t
had been announced that the shops would re-
open yesterday morning. but there was no
work ready and tho resumption was post
poned Before the crowd found this out a
group Of eight Russian Jews. headed by man
wearing white high hat OF antique pattern.
approached the gate and asked Of n man near
tho head OF the line where he should apply for
work. His query was answered by n chorus OF
jeers. and somebody shouted: We won't
have any So n week Ru ssians In the Domestic
Then a piece Of watermelon sailed through
the air and knocked off tho white hat The
owner showed fight. and wac. promptly attack
cd by the crowd. Nearly half OF his beard was
pulled out and he was cpifed and kicked un-
mercifully. His COMPANIONS came in for o
share Of tho beating and dashed away pursued
BY, score Of the idle men. The police we're
arrived In a patrol wagon. rescued the Rus
SLAMS from their tormentors
Work will begin at the works the last OF this
or early next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
JOTTIEGS ABOUT TOWN

Inspector Mclaughlin. Chief OF tho Dete ctiyo Blu
at rolics headquarters began q thirty days va
cation yesterday sergeant Bird will be In charge
tbs bureau.
John Levermoshs Russian. 40 years old, of ACT
Morris avenue was killed by locomotive l,o23 the
Harlem Railroad at l4bth street yesterday morning
His skull was fractured and four ribs crushed in
Word was received at tho city Hall yesterday that
John McGioldrick. Clerk Of the CITY Court and
ASsembyman John DOnnelly are their return
voyage from Europe with cord OF blacklhorns for
their friends
behalf OF barbara ElenSohn sister of the late Dr.
Antoine RuppAner. for many years physician Of tho
Ffth Avenue Hotel who left All estate valued at $780,
0o0 Justice Van Brunt Of the supreme Court has
granted an order setting asde tho probate OF Dr. Rup
pAners Will. and litigation will bo reoponed.
AmAn who said no william Wilson. an insurance
agent OF $50 Third avenue was arrested yesterday
afternoon in Central Park for an attempted assault
upon little girl named Louisa ReiSS who lives 80
West sixty second street Her ia ther 10 William ReIsA
owner OF hackney cabs who has . stand at Eighth
avenue and Fifth.ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
B,.mures,- Word. to HI. Friends.

BERLIN. Aug pa thousand persons from
Frankfort on the Main wont to Kissineen yes-
terday to pay their respects to Prince Bis
marck. In replying to an address, Prince Bis
marck protested against being stigmatized as
a partculnrst. In his remarks to tho Thurin-
gians recently, he had simply advised that the
Diets of the Federal states carefully watch me
body was working with closed doors.
Prince bismarck complains that rheuna-
tism is again troubling him;
Prince bismarck IL suffering from an attack
Of sciatica at Kissingen. Dr. SchweninRer.
the ex-Chancellors physician. has been sum-
noned to attend him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
COL. BUCKS FUNERAL
Tho Interment Will be In Cincinnati when
Mr.. Harry Buck I. Al bic to Travel.

Tho Interment Will be In Cincinnati when
Mr.. Harry Buck I. Al bic to Travel.
There will be funeral services over the body
OF Col. Elisha A. Buck at the family residence.
80 West Fifty first street. to- morrow morning.
The Rev. DR.. Mcdonald Of Albany will offlciate.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall will probably assist
him. None but intimate friends and the fam
lily are expected to attend. There will be no
pail bearers. After the services the remains
lawn Cemetery until Henry A. Buck. who was
hurt in the Long Island Railroad wreck when
his father was killed. is able to travel: then
they will he taken to Cincinnati for burial In
the family plot.
Mr.. Buck widow and his younger son. Mr.
John Buck. returned yesterday from Nara
gansctt Pier. Mr. Harry Buck was very much
better and his injuries are not now thought 30
be as serious as was at first supposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
Mill. and co,l,er,e. shutting Down.

PoTTsvILLE Pa. Aug 28-By request OF In
dividual operators. E P. Wilbur President Of
the LehiCh Valley Company. issued orders to
all superintendents to close down the col
lieries Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday Of
next week This order may continue as long
as coal trade is dull.
SHAMoKIN. Pa. Aug. 29-EiCht hundred mon
struck mt Patterson colliery this morning
throwing fourteen hundred men out OF EN-.
ployment The men struck because they did
YORK. Pa. Aug. 2S-The York rolling MILL
which resumed work about two weeks ago.
after short uspension. announced this morn
Between three hundred and four hundred
operatives are affected Lack OF orders is tho
cause OF the suspension.
PROVIDENCE. Aug. 22-The two mills OF tho
Quidnick Manufacturing Company at Quid-
nick have closed for week; Some Of the mills
closed. The Slater and lorraine mills in Paw.
tucket started in to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
erase on Aug 2s, 1862

HAsHrSGroS FORECAST ~ spAY.
For New England. easterly winds: high the south.
ern coast. with rain.
For the District OF Columbia York saas,~
Ienn,vranro NsD Jersev Niytond Tiroinia and North
Caronu soR,ds sriy Vnd rh attending the hurricane
notheastU ard ooed BY colder v.srip wind.
uih far m,nth,r,
For western New York. western Pennsylvania West
Virginia. and Ohio. ortheastery Winds with rams
backing to northwesterly. followed Tuesday night by
cooler fair weather.
Tho hurricane centre has passed over or very near
Savannah Augusta, Charlotte. and LynchburE cutting
OH telegrAphic communication with the South aAd
West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29
TEE TRADES, RELIEF COMMITTEE.
eshso Expended Observation-Disclosures -
stay HunEry Stomnch-.

eSA.ho Expended ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
stay Hungry stomneh-.
The Relief Committee for the unemployed
appointed by delegates Of trades unions met
at 1856 Bowery yesterday and reported that
$3.50 had been expended in reliof during the
day. Additional subscriptions amounting to
SIT had been received. 1t was announced
that Mrs. John swinton had promised to give
q lecture for the benefit OF the fund whenever
Arrangements could be made about hall.
q. ]. Uuertlander OF APP East Fifth street
offered to give free bread and cake to all
poor, people whose cases were recommended
by the committee; Three members OF Typo
graphical Union No. a. who came to the head.
quarters OF the committee and saw twenty We
hungry-looking people waiting for rol Of sent
to tho saloon adjoining for sandwiches and
beer for thcm.
Jacob Mich. secretary Of the United Hebrew
Trades said thatits relief committee had die.
tributcd 1000 cigarettes to poor people at 9l
Delaney street 10 said the people were nc.
customed to smoke cigarettes to stave on
hunCar.