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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
Major Charles u. Gwathmey Dead.

ASHLAND. VA, August lO-(Special)-
Major Charles Il. Gwathmey died sud
denly OF apoplexy this morning at $50
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, near Ashland. lie was In good
health last night and attended the Polk
Miller concert, which was given on the
lawn opposite" his residence. He was
taken Ill at $50 O'Clock and sank rapidly
until death ensuod His funeral will take
place Sunday morning and his remains
Will be buried in Hollywood.
Charles b. Gwathmey was born in
King William county, Va, on the 18th
day Of May, 1850, and was raised in King
and Queen county Removing 10 Ports
mouth. Va, shortly after reaching man
hood, he engaged in the drug business.
In 1884 he married Caroline \. Binford. of
Portsmouth. and In 1860 removed to New
York, where he was engaged in the COM
mission business at the time or the break
ing out Of the war. Immediately closing 4
lucrative business, he came South and vol
unteered as a private I'm the Confederate
army attaching himself 10 the King and
Queen Cavalry. He was promoted 10 leu-
tenant. and continued in this line of ser
vice until made quartermaster Of ThOmas
l.. ROSSrr'S regiment Upon kO~ ser's pro-
motion 10 brgadieT he was made quarter
master Of his brigade. and when Rosser
was promoted to the rank Of matOr-geDe-
raj he Was made quartermaster of his
division. with the rank OF major. and
was with Rosser at AppOmattOX at the
end of the war. After the close of the
war he engaged In the commission and
wholesale grocery business in Norfolk,
and a few years later removed to New
York and engaged in the cotton busin -,
in which he continued until he retired
from active business In 1876.
The greater part OF his life since that
time has been spent in Hanover county.
at the beautiful village which bears his
name, near Ashland.
Major Gwathmev leaves widow and
one daughter. the latter the wife Of Judg
A. L. Holiday. and one graudchild, Miss
Carrie Holiday.
Truly IA just man has gone 70 his re-
WarI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
OUR CAVALRY IN CAMP.
Entertained by the Lulu Ciub-Guaru'
Mounts Drills. and Dress Parade.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Au>
gust lo.-(special. 1.-The First Squadron OF
Cavalry Is now camped at the springs
and all the army campaign regulations
and formallties are being observed. The
boys have 50 much recovered from the
fatigue of their long march as to fully
enjoy their outing. Forester and TWO
well-known male cooks have charge OF
the table and kitchen. respectively. and
many guests OF the hotel enjoyed the
excellent table OF the military last eve
ming.
The ladies OF the Lulu Club most OF
whom are prominent society ladies' or
Richmond, entertained handsomely az
their club-rooms the officers Of the camp.
Tomorrow evening the officers will in
turn give wine dinner at camp in honor
of the ladies' Of the club. The squadron
now a formal guard-mount at . 4. NJ,
dismounted troop drills az 1880 \. NJ,
and squadron drill at 40 y. NJ, conclud-
Ing with dress parade.
Despite the efforts OF some troopers 70
evade guard duty and drll by numerous
certificates furnished ty DIS. Ellis and
Meredith, Of the camp. the boys are now
discharging their duties I'm creditable
and sOldierly manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
AN OFF-DAY FOR PITCHERS.
The Farmers Redeem Themselves by De
feating the nili-Ciimbcrs.

PETEKSBCKG. VA. August 1o-(Spe-
cial)-Thc Farmers redeemed themselves
to-day hv winning from the Hill-Climbers.
Tho game was rather n loose one
errors being one Of the features.
Moran and Foreman were I'm the box
for their respective teams. Moran was
hi' for nine singles two two-baggers,
and two home runs while Foreman was
hit for six singles, two-bagger. ana
home run. Both pitchers were wild, and
IL looked Ike an of-day for them. Pc
f.reh.r- started thu run-making in the
first inning. when singles by Sanford
Hr.die. ana Kelly. and Frosts long fly to
l.ft field brought one man over the plate.
Tho visitors on base on balls an error
D.. Foreman. and single hits by Knox ana
McCloskoy scored two runs.
Petersburg failed 10 score in the second.
while the visitors on "A base on balls. a
rr~e.d bah. an error by Stafford. and a
long rv 10 centre field scored one run.
Petersburg scored in the third on errors
bv Reid and <igler and a single by stat
ford and the visitors piled up two more
runs on three bases on balls. an error
ly Myers. and McClOskey's two-baPger.
in the fourth Petersburg tied the score
on singles 10y Foreman and Sanford and
ir0lic's nomc-run hit. Neither side
scored again until the seventh inning,
when the Farmers piled up five more
runs. while the visitors only made one
run I'm IN" eighth Petersburg was blanked
i'm the ninth. while the visitors. on an
error hy Myers, a single, and MOran's
home-run hit, added three runs to their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11

Louis Klopsch. who is associated with
the Rev. Or. r. De Wit Talmage in the
management of the Christian Herald, has
spondent Of the Baltimore Sun. that ne
gotiations are In progress looking TO the
securing Of Madison-Square Garden as
field for Or. Talmag-'s operations next
fall This 81 made necessary by the fall
ure Of the Brooklyn Tabernacl" trustees
To provide another church for the popu-
lar preacher In Brooklyn. 1t was the orig
inal intention to sell the valuable site Of
the burnel-doWn tabernacle. at the cor
nor OF Greene and Clinton avenues, and
With rhe proceeds purchase a cheaper
ioc8 ZION and build a church. This
ried. and the Doctor when he returns TO
Brooklyn in the fall viii find that no
preparations 10 house him on Sundays
have been made. The blackened walls
OF the building are still standing. and
no purchaser has been found for the pro-
pcrtV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, vino 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 a perfect lax
alive; efectua!Iy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation,
Ii 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 Fig is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. onlr, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, YOU will no.
accept any substitute # offered.
la 1-Tu. Th(wlSa oort
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Mean temperature. :. .............s0
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August l0.-During the
past few days the stock market has shown
an improving tendency. based on the idea
that the tariff conferrees were getting
together AMI that bill Of some sort
would shortly be submitted to the House
and Senate. ON this theory operators
were disposed TO assume new obligations.
and trading took on an appearance OF
activity. To-day, however, Washington
advices were less favorable TO an early
settlement, and the market Immediately
reflected this in a material falling or IN
the volume Of business. What Wall street
desires is definite action. When this Is
,aken, II can be depended upon 10 ac-
commodate itself to the provisions OF
whatever measure the National Leglsla-
ture may adopt.
The s4les to-day were 1900 shares.
against $4,000 yesterday. and lsl.ND on
Wtdn, sday. At the start a decline Oh y
10 = was noted. Rock Island, Louisville
and Nashville. and Sugar leading. Supse-
cent, New England. Union Pacific. Read
ing, New York Central, Zig Four. Ken
mOnd Terminal, and AtchisOn being most
prominent in the advance.
In the afternoon trading Dlsuiers WAS
weak. and sold down to i1ia. the i'm
preston prevailing that the tarln leBlsia-
lion would have an untavorable erect
an this concern. ON the other hand, sugar
and Lead were strong. Sugar rising TO
lUs5 and Lead 10 i2's for the common;
and sG2, for the preferred. The last-narned
stocks were In demand on the near ap,
proach of the time for the declaration OF
divid, nds. and on semi official statements
that the company has cash ana pIoductS
on hand amounting to between SIWovuo
and $4,000. o.,,,,roo
of = 10 II, per cent. for the day. LOUIS
vile and Nashville. however, lost I's per
cent. and the Changers ls4i2 per cent.
The bond market was active ana strong
sales. $500 listed. and 26OW UNLISTED
shares. ct, 49, ,cS oco. our
rency $6l.92o 600 r,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at ! per cent: last
loan nj l. and closing offered at | per
cent: prime mercantile paper. S'2q4ls per
cent. .,, A., ,oo.a ma
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at Nspi.o, :
for sixty days. and 81 $niSit Tor de-
mand: posted rates, StS7l2q4S9; CONNER
cial bills. SS6'.. o.,.o ,o,,d,
,ower. Railroad bonds strong.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
rnlo. ex-governor Of Chlhuahua and

riI!o. Ex-Governor Of chihuahua and
member OF the Senate.
The duel was the result OF a quarrel
about n woman. and occurred shortly
after 4 o'clock. near the American Gene
terry. on the outskirts OF the city. AT the
frat fire verastegui fell with bah
through his heart. and the body was
taken to the police station. The affair
has created a huge sensation In govern
ment and social circles. and IL the most
notable duel which has occurred In the
replbllc for dozen years.
The quarrel started Wednesday after
noon. and was so warm that challenge.
acceptance. and date were at once at
tended to- II is expected that the duel
will put an effectual quietus on the rising
tide OF duellng in Mexico, AID may re-
suit I'm the enactment OF new and strin-
gent laws against meetings on the held
Of honor. There are seven duels on the
tapis in this city at present. All the
principals are prominent men. three OF
them being members Of the national Con-
gress. ana the Others well-known busl-
ness-men. Personal misunderstanding
Of different kinds are the cause IN al
the cases
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properfy Irnusf,rs

The following deeds 1t bargain and sald
Were recorded yesterday:
Richmond. II l.. Cabeit 20 w. ID,
Branch. - II feet on south side Cathe-
rine street between Graham and Cr,mer.
sl.i50; same TO John Woody. ~ IA feet on
Same between same. 81. 80 Jackson Guy.
special commissioner To NJ MIlihiser <
CO., two ftfths interest IN i50 feet on state
street northeast corner Williamsburg ave-
nue.. $50 feet on Graham street southeast
corner Williamsburg avenue and IS feet
on Williamsburg avenue southeast corner
Nicholson street. John NJ. ifulchcr and
wifi. 10 Robr RI T.. Chanlee. a feet on east
side Second street. 81 500. jeremiah Kersey
AMI wife To ". II. Mettert. Il IA feet on
north side clay street between Nunfort
and Gilmer. to correct error. 81, .. W.
Tyler and wife TO John II. Tyler. 70 feet
on east side Second street between Duyal
and Baker. @tn.
Henrico: James II. Barton and wife 10
A. +. Miller. lots and In block T.. Bar
ton Heights. $3.50: same Ia Howard l..
Strudwick. lots 10 and II IN block r.. Bar
ton Heights. 1913. Jackson Guy special
commissioner, to ChristOnfer bolton. -
acres. eight miles from ltichmonl. t22t:
Benjamin +. Lawrence u same, 10 acres,
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
Capfaiu Wise and Colonel Elicit.

STArNTON. VA. August 10.-(Spe-
cialD-Editor Harry g. Tinsley. OF the
Vindicator. in the issue of this date. has
the following pleasant mention OF Con.
gresham George II. Wise ard Colonel
Tazcwcl Elicit:
I'VE shall regret the absence Of Hon.
George y. Wise from the halls Of Con-
eress In point Of service he H. the Oldest
member u the Virginia delegation In the
House OF Representatives. and his name
is almost as familiar to the Democrats
Of the State as II is to those Of the Rich
mond district. He has been a sturdy r.
preventative Of THE Virginia Democracy
on the floor OF the House. and the people
will have a pleasant remembrance Of him.
II is a consolation TO know that his sue
cessor. Mr.. Elicit. is Democrat fully
worthy Of the distinction, for the Rich
mond Democrats (who really did the
work. would never have displaced Wise
for any other sort"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11

ST. LOUIS, MO. August 1o.-Madisoh
results: - e.,o.,
First race-four and a half furiong3-
Rig Enough won, Ike =. secohu' "a''
watkins third. Time, 80.
second receive and a half furiongs-
Governor Brown won. Lemon blossom
second. Morton third Time. l12'l.,
Third race-four and half furlongs-
Air Tight won. Courtney secohu' Jeiqu''
third Time. 80
Fourth receive and a half furlongsm
Florella won. Borderer second, SchuylklIi
third. Time. ~ ,,,
Firth racc-six furlongs-Gertie i1lacH
u,on oliver Twist second. Gaberdine third.
.,,.I.l.L L I-AI. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11

easier; common IN extra sts~,~ s,xm
U.s. stockers and feeders. t7;<ss x. ' sr,s
and bulls. n.1ff3z5: calves n 2s,fa ). o'"s
Receipts W had; marhes
Hso~f5.i5: pigs, H50Htao "snss
p-Receipts, 500 neaa. -.
steady; inferior to choice. II gNsz ri:
lambs, t2oo1lf.so. '"""''"i
ST. LOUIS.
ST: LOUIS. MO, August io.--F,our ,.,,
ss s choice e't 81 coy ssa-S' fancy uiew
wheat-Lower; August. NTsc.; sep..u-
Der. 52ac.; December 534c
corn-Lower; August, &c. asked. ss,.
tember, Ss14c, asked; May. 0.0scsc'.
oats---rower; August, si.c.. nominsIv,
September. &c. asked; May. s9.c. asts5
Pork-Standari mess. selling at nt0i
Iard-Prime steam, $40: choice. SIS.
Dry Salt Shoulders. $50; longs
and clear ribs. si.i2iz; shorts. 100.
BacOn--BOxed shoulders, nc Tonga
nc; clear ribs. 7}sNsc; shorts Si.asi.c.
High Wines-Firm at N.22.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. August i0-rl1,r-
Spring patent 8SuS.so; fancy. S.'Js3Oo,
wheat-Actlye. No. 2, 50izc.
Corn~Active, white. ear, 5ic.' nixeL,
Oats-Market active; No. 2 white, &c.
pork-Mess. 1895: clear mess. At;9,
Lard Ke,tle-drled. re: leaf lard no
on-Steady: shoulders. Tic.: shorts
rib sides. SaS,sc.; short clear sides, si.fs
WhIskey-Firmcr.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, August 10 l.. M-Co,-
ton-Aueust. 3 f6-eia3 E-6$d., sellers. Al.
gust and September B-sfd.: September
and October 3 i6-5ifi3 H-sii.: October
and November. 3 ii-sid.: November and
December. 4S-Cld December aud Janu.
AIRY. 49-6id. January and February.
3 0-6id.; February and March. 3 Jl-6iI
} 52-6id.: March and April. 3 SOD. SELF
ers Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, August lO--Cotton steady:
middling Gulf. 'lsc; middling CSC. Fu-
| August, 1851: September. $50; Octotrr.
$3.50: November. S..: December - v.
January. $3.50. February. fS, March.
500: April. sos: May, SH.
NEW ORLEANS. August i0--Futurrs
gust, s6H; September. $50; October. s. u:
November. S6.l; December. $50; January.
$3.50: February, S662. March. $40; April,
1915; May. S3: June. $500.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, y. g, August 1o-Rosin
| firm; good strained, 90c
Turpentine-Firm ~ 27kc.
Tar-Steady at $3.50.
Crude Turpentine-F Firm; hard. 500,
| soft. $40, virgin. $40.
| SAVANNAH. CA, August i0-Spirl's
turpentine opened with sales OF i5S casks
at pc. paid FOR regulars, and closed az
H'sc.. bid; 2Sc., asked. Receipts. l.e5i
casks.
Rosin-Firm at the decline on raies.
Sales 25oo0 barrels 81 NJ. y. window
glass. and water-white. at a 2SaS0c. de-
cline. Other grades firm. with sales ~
about 300 barrels. Quote: a, u, &. and
| d. No0: l.. So5, f. Nl5; q, N3: n.
| 1876. I. Si.7J; x. 500. NJ, s2.l5; y, y2O.
! water-whitc, SIS.
CHARLESTON. & C.. August 10.
| Spirits turpentine firm at Ba6tsllic.
| Receipts, ~ casks.
Resin Good strained steady at Soc. Re-
ceipts. ll2 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Rcported for the DispatCh)
NORFOLK. VA August l0.-Market
| very quiet: common. ligfi2c.; prime, 2,.c.,
extra prime, 2a,c. fancy, 2Ns
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Neproe. I'm the Coke Region Strike.

MT. PLEASANT, PAY august 70
If rain does not come within the mex
few days. the 200 cokc-ovens supplied
by the Mt. Pleasant Water Company
viii have to be banked As II Is. tn
Southwest Company have blown out ~
ovens. and the Prick people have stoppcl
- more AT Standard.
The strikers are jubllant OVER 20 ne
groes at Alice striking this morning wh-r
put to work at ton rates. They Wcr'
paid of and discharged. and are *
pected to march in to-morrow's parade
with the Slavs. The officials Of the South
west Company say they can get plenty OF
other darkies from the South when they
need them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
LOSES HER LIFE.
MISS RANDALL. THE AERoNAuT. Al
MOST INSTANTLY KILLED.
Her Parachute Thrown Violently Against
"a Trcc-shc Loses Her Hold
and Falls.

NASHVILLE. TENN. August f0.-A
horrible tragedy was witnessed by
large crowd OF spectators at Glendale
Park. near this city. this evening. MISS
Lulu Randall. OF Detroit, Mich, who mas
for some time past been making balloon
ascenslons. was almost instantly Killed.
She assembled safely to an altitude OF ABOUT
200 feet When the signal was given
she cut the parachute loose. 1t opened
and she descended safely until she was
about scventy-five feet from the ground,
when the parachute drifted into tree
with such force that she was thrown
against a limb and her hold broken. she
fell to the ground, and though physicians
were summoned, died soon after the IaI''
The remains will be sent TO Detroit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Interview with Chairman Scott-Colonei
Ellctt's Condition.

Mr.. +. L. c. Scott. chairman OF the
Third District Democratic Committee
was seen yesterday afternoon and ques-
toned as TO the line Of the campaign for
Congress this fall. He said he had just
had n long interview with Colonel Elicit.
and that while the candidate was still
a sick man. he expected that after
short rest he would bee ready 10 start In
on the canvass. To-day Colonel Elicit
goes TO Warrenton, where he will spend
AZ least a week or ten days. He Will
then return to Richmond. where a con-
ference OF the Democratic leaders Will
be held and plans mapped out. Mr..
scott spoke very confidently OF The pros
pec,s for success. and said hat he never
again expected to see the day when a
Renublican would represent this district
IN congress lie said he thought the bat
lie would begin about September LIST and
continue until victory was secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11

all three were Frustrated. Good w
full-grown man. kirkner ana Wooiw'he
are about 10 years old each. hrNner
was badly hurt and did not recover for
fully an hour. When picked up his body
and left arm were blue.
The game was we'll played. Roanoke
showing I'D IN much better -ntm than
yesterday. I1tmorris was In the box
Tor tho home team. and held Norfolks
hard hitters down. while his support was
olmos, perfect. Fry started In TO pitch
for Norfolk. but was very wild. forcing
a man in on balls In the fourth lie
was then taken out and Messenger sub
stitutcl. who did better. In the sixth
Hodge Objected TO one OF McLaughlins
decisions. and was fined S. He persisted
I'm talking, and was finally ordered out OF
the game, Land taking his place. Score:
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DEATHS.

FOX.-DloI. Thursday evening, August
9. 1894, az $50 =. NJ. at her residence.
No. 500 north Third street. Mrs. MARTHA
FOX. She leaves two daughters and ono
brother 10 mourn their loss.
Her funeral will take place from ths
Fifth-Street Baptist church SUNDAY
MORNING at 80 o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited.
May she rest in peace.
HER DAUGHTERS.
GWATHMEY.-Died. suddenly, 81 pa
ralysls. at his residence, az Gwathmey,
Hanover county, Va, al so \. NJ, on
the 10th day Of August. lSi CHARLES
u. GWATHMEY. in the 18th year Of
his age.
Funeral at Gwathmey SUNDAY. Au-
gust r. 1894. at 9:i5 O'Clock A. NJ. special
train arriving at Elba at ll.lJ a. NJ, and
interment az Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. August i0.-Auction
offerings on Change to-day. IS packages.
and all sold. Highest price, $3.50; lowest,
Nc. Average. 1913.
Private sales: Filters. Is: wrappers. II:
dark leaf. s; Tugs, ~. Total, 81 hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. $4,000; tobacco. $3.50. Total,
s., 5000
Loose sales to-day were only moderate.
with quality OF offerings very. poor. but
prices unchanged. No new tobacco was
on sale.
The Exchange sales to-day were very
large and satisfactory; prices were good,
and all offered was sold.
The Italian contract for tobacco which
was to have been given out to-day. has
not yet been heard from.
Major y w. Venable. of Petersburg.
Va. was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
EXCITING CANE AT ROANOKE.
Several Persons injured by lightning
Defeat of the O,stermen

ROANOKE VA, August lO-espcciaI,
The game to-day between Roanoke and
Norfolk was one OF The most exciting
hind. The threatening weather held the
aff. ndaucc 10 small number. but those
who dii attend got their moneys worth
Jlt IS play WAS called rain began
90 fan. and a severe storm passed over
ite city, IL Boon cleared up. however.
AMI the game commenced. During Nor
i0iAs half or the second inning Il bolt
~ lightning struck the grand stand. and
ian down the wire netting Andrew
Good, IA. Kirkner. and Robert Woolwine
we've leaning against the grand stand, and
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The Record.


WASHINGTON. August l0.-The Peru
Wan Minister this evening eceived the
following cablegram from lNAa; .Generai
Caceres ASSUMED power to-day. The Cabi-
net will be organized tomorrow as ioI-
irvs, Or Cesario chacaltanA INTERIOR
pr Manuel Yrigoyen, Foreign Relations
Colonel r. Torrico. War and Navy: Or
Cavero Justice; Nicanor Carmoha'
Finance ,,. l.. co,ars,
,iss,s,. tsay.yaro. pr Chacaitana is also
second Vice-president. and Or. Yrogoyen.
Who Will be the new Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. IS the father OF the present
Charge d'Affaires at Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-11
lhnIrra In Uolinnh.

AMSTERDAM. August 10.-Two cases OF
cholera are reported here to-day Steerage
passengers bound for the United States
are subjected to nye-days' quarantine.
,. Maastricht two cases Of cholera and
on. death from the disease were reported
to-day. The following additional cholera
REPORTS werr received: Wormerver. one
case: Bleskensgradf. two deaths; Oud-
IrpcnhoVrn. four cases: Westgraftdyk.
one case: Berllkum, SIX cases, Rotterdam,
one case.
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Cyictions nj Pullman.

CHICAGO August 10.-The Pullman
Company las practically decided to evict
its striNfvs- tenants for non payment OF
rent. Niae President Wickes. Of the COM
pany, said to-day that the new employees
must have houses. and Is most Of the
Pullman dwellings are occupied by
strikers. some sort Of action viii be taken
at once. The announcement created IN
tense excitement among the strikers, as
thu men had believed that the company
would not dare 10 take radical measures.