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n
SEALED PROPOSALS vii ~ resolved as .ra
Office of william D. lssa' Fl. fn. relarl sud lrt.
surer " tho Ma50gs' Temple tre0'iatlun, rpr. ~
Niulh aud Main streets luu-3ttirs. uuHl ~.
hhsDAI tho lrh DAY - Orf. Drr. lsH ~ 10
o'clock ~. Tor BUILBNd 11lE BOJh DAriON
WALLS AhD PILLARS or INK NArhhl'
TRIPLE. as tho cDruer ~ Adams sud hr.li
streets, according o. mo plans and spes Mentions
81 tho arc1iteci, uhicl caU Re seen ai tus ol 1
betweou o'clock A. Az. aud D. orlOch 81.
Tho work is az 10 due u Ftrrinis grnuifo t0l
she Uest cement To Is ~ ~ 1snfmfnHTi az un
and r0m plofod hs soon as ptltift ltlliA
Ihe committees reserves Inc f4Eht ~ rriort any
aud GIL hlis az t1o dlaJPrf taR ~ fpo cuBmrt.o.
". fAhhhN
Chairman Hiuaflrfs g.mtl.fi.a.
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re8~ CLAY-STREEr BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Of Clay AMI Graham Streets
Rev :. G.. CloFrON, rsstor-Worship al II A.
NJ and T.. N. Is
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mr. CENTENAKY METHODIST

CHURCH Graco street between Fourth and
Fifth streetsl-Rcy. ". J.. JuDKINs. PASTOR
Preaching A. II o'clock A. n. and AZ s.i5 p. VI. ~
the Pastor. Strangers aud others always vol
como. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

Russia is coquetting with Coroa in a
manner not calculated to please either
England or Germany. Not only that, but
should the Gar succeed IN obtaining the
advantages he is said 30 be seeking IN the
little peninsula, the Coreans will proba-
bly, soon have cause 10 regret having CON
coded them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

psy BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH u3roal and Tenth strcotsl. - Row s. 5
LANBErH d. d.. pastor. VII preach It q A. ~.
ana at p. n Prayer meeting at 4. NJ.
Sunday school and Bible classes a. $50 A. NJ
Al Mal.nmn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

ne9- CHRISTADELpH1AN ECCLE-
SlA Central Hall -Dlscourse nj u A. N. To-
MORROW and aE7:so Pm. Subject: Does tho
Kingdom Of COD exist on earth 81 present Or
will be established hersg By W. JOSEs.
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corner Of Twcuty-drsi aud YeuahleL Sunday
school az $50 A. ". Preaching by the pastor
Rev. h II. PITT. Sttt A. N. and al ,;iJ 2. IA. .
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esg- WEST MATY-STRFFT ZAP.

SYST CHURCH corner Main aud Beech streets'
Preaching SUNDAY a. II A. ". aud 1:i5 p. NJ
by the pastor, Rev. ". }. sHIPsAN. Al are ia-
yited 10 attend Is
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pss~THIRp PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH. sunday school at 800 A. N. Rev. K.
X. HowIsoS, PASTOR, at II A. 81. and r. N.
Seats free. -
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The Openingof no oiis aDovo Bigsrtised 'or
has been POSTPONED gu,i
SATURDAY 1913 DnI ns=raHr,
at ths same hour and place. Ail bats received
up D. that tiue viii ue colialdsr,.i.
Iarues submitting BIDS rro a.Ig0fli7f e. MAKO
thoun Tor tie suiA as "a sl.is, sDd oll0 ~ 600
cubic yard i0r each class 0I aork
ST.. e. ThNhtL
o. li-lt Chairman.
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IECTU RES.
ECTURE.

JUDGE r. r. FARRAR t"Johnnio Reb") viii
deliver q LECTURE at Pine-sirest Baptist
church on TUESDAY, October Ia, i%N. II ;
O'Clock p NJ, FOR tho beneht Of the church.
Subject: "Lights aud shadows; OF. The story ~
a Life.n Admission . cents. Tickets Tor sale by
the Sund ay-sch0ol scholars and a. the door
~, In Nc rnlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

Hsat ipg noaces IN TsaaiaR- matter n2e'
NBes ioss. 81 in nonparen loaded. 75c.
Carl q raves Tor more space furnished On ap-
plead a
~ t-fiers END kilograms must 10 sddresss1
foTHE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rslo .oi communications viii no. 10 70
furYOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

Isn't it about time to retire the word
accident IA applied to wholesale railroad
homicdes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

AS q psin-destroyer no hniment in the
market equals Salvation Oil Price only
Is cents
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~ SEVENTH. STREET Gums.

TIAS CHCRCH.-seryicos at n A. W. aud g p.
b.. conducted ~ Rey C.. W. CooPsE. u Colum-
bus, o.. sunday school at 0.l5A. 81. Mems meet
ing al SD T.. s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

uxymco C0UsFucrsE "a. oco,le- s. i-s
GkALED PROPOSALS Will Bk
- rcclYaI by tho and 'sssynal az m SAP a.
DAY thc l3th. az " n. Or No gk4lihF thD
GNAEEilINd or PAlEf ~ iiik OBJ YhNf
TukArIkE EthK Ala aOND Ohkkh. a-rp. ri-
ing - sfe idcatola 90 lIe 10 On ciarts .s'r ~
sid county. said Uurt tl Do n. 600 .f.tssl ''l
iya days aud mlies6t HftiIu tulr.g 4era
Coo IRA .tH b. giro bJud aith approved aorllI y.
4be flyh. IL reserved " fuisrt auy 0r "a l1iA
~. "a GODbiN.
oc95t Committee f)r Boari ~ .s.lIsrsisora
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rfS-SECoND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. Hoes at II A. ~ and4 Pm. 4
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mo THE PUBLIC.

In answer To mo many Inquiries TINT have
been madg q the Exposition Bui ding where
lho OLD VIRGINIA CHEKOOTs are being maie
VIII say that thoy can De- found al any retail
house thai handles cigars and tobacco. and are
soid ~ i've Tor 10 Gems. Trade supplied ~ ny
agents Netcrs. Pow kBS. TAlLOk& co. whole
Anle druggists. 1910 Main street. aln hossrs.
WHITAKER. ZANDsk - co, Wholesale and re-
tail dealers In cigars and tobsc'o, 1929 Nam
sfreet = WHf1LOCk,
Factory 9o0i and 2OC6 Franklin street
nc 1l-nW
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Itcan Doc given in a esq oi coffee ~ ga vi.b1M
the know ledge NJ NO person nams t. nHUs'-
lutoly hArmIes-, ant Will sIic.t o. lrruAnrn. hIl
speedy care, whether liH palHrt ls Is uia.IIl-f
duuk'r OF ma alcoholic wie.a. Il.-ttf.is n
druukHris have boon iU tie -Aliprra .s l..I s.f
have taken GOLDEN SPECIFIC u rar.r .'N.
without tacir Euo s.ef ge, ana to-day below l..I
quIt drinking % lUelr naI frnr NlL o. 1858 BIS
FAILS. The ry-tru on'e iw pfeEuulf"i t'll Tho
SPECIFIC, % lr"On.. i ga uttnr lupus' .tl.I .fi
NO l.44ur-apfcHfe n. exist fUr HrlHny
J.. huBAAks bAhEiL Druggist
~ oatt tiu alrsr.
.af--eally kichmDuI. "a
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The RICHMOND DISPATCH
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4 If4A II Mt4fl a ttEgurla at l0Iln t .lh
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TUFATpF

ID lCH MOND III tAi Et.
IL .sG3-TWESTY- FIFTH SEASON -is's
MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 18Th. 18TH. Avn l-TH.
SPECIAL MATINEE At 2.30 p ". TUESDAY,
OCTOBER l7TM
THE GREATEST OF ALL FARCE COMEDIES
uilda Thomas, FANUi0NN G.. V. seaman.
ChaA Jerome,
Flora Irwin, r a $50 on - Geo. Murphy.
2,'ief "s - G.. SAW eile.
May Irwin, = IL "'@''A" n ". Armstrong.
1inio Layerie. 2 DO}NRLLY :
Ella Jerome. = with tho > Simeon laFont
2. following r Musical
Katie COnwny, - Creat cast: Director.
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OFFICE SRCHTTka A~p IHFAE rNEA
MA-0slC 1KuPfk AssocfAruN.
CORNER NINTH ANp AtIY sIrA .tr.sT4ff..
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PERefSS
NOTICF.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"A Al persons having ciaims against ne es.
tate q ISAAC ~ RNE r. deceased. will present
them AZ CISCO properly authcntIcaied. ani those
indebted Will please make payment 10
oc I22t' T. g. 81 RNE1r. Executor.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
Anarchists TO be Crenatsd.

CHICAGO, January 12.-Thers is a strong
probability that the bodies OF the FIVE dead
Anarchists will be removed from Wald.
helm and cremated. Matthew Schmied-
niger, who was prominent in arranging the
details of the burial, said to-day that John
Buehler, the banker, who is president OF
the Waldheim Cemetery Company has stall
in his possession the deed for the lots
bought by the Anarchist Defense Commit
tee, and insists upon the latter signing al
iron.clad agreement that no other bodies
shall be inferred in the plot; that no de-
moDistraions or speeches are TO take place
inside the cemetery, and that any monn-
ment inscriptions snail De submitted to
the cemetery directors. Tee Anarchists
claim that all this was 20 part OF their
bargain, quite the reverse in fact, aud that
they have been oveT-rescaed after having
paid their money. They say the deed wss
Ieturned to Mr.. Buehler merely to be re-.
written in some unimportant particulars
To-day the Anarchists friends were recall
ing that Spies and Parsons had expressed
a desire to have their bodies cremsted, and
q canvass showed that many members OF
the Defense Committee were in favor OF
sending the remains 70 Cincinnati for that
purpose. The general idea was that urns
with the ashes could then easily be pre-
served in some hall, an1 there the An
archists would assemble for al annual
demonstration.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
A Rare 1imepiece.

Perhaps the rares5 Of ali the clocks in
Philadelphia to-day is a limepiecs ia the
possession OF Joseph / keefe, OF AS South
Broad street. II started 70 tick 200 years
ago in the royal possession OF Louis Phil
Eppe d. Orlesns. He ordered Il OF Ia Roy,
Paris, France, probably the Oldest wasch-
making establishment IL that city still
ex sting.
The clock is the work Of years, and was
made entirely by hand, for il those days
machinery for manufacturing them had
not been invented 1t was SHOWN to Press
reporter yesterday al the rooms u. J. Pc.
euignot, jeweler, g; T26 Chestnut street. 1t
IS Shaped like an npen facad silver watch
and is trifie smsllsr than 8n ordinary
nickel alsIm clock. IL is inciosed in an
old leather case lined with red silk.
The permanent case IS Of the most an
tique sIIePorical csrving in silver. So is
the time dial, and in the center separate
dial for the alarm. 1t Is numbered AS,
has crystal over The bslapcs, four ham,
mers and O bell OF the finest metal inclossd
in TIE case. RI strikes ut0m4tically and
repeats g. eny time the h0ur and quarters
II WIS used by Louis Philippe As a
travelling clock snd was presented by him
- Ion jose IgDatius de Wan, grandfather
of Mr.. Keefe, When the 6eposed king lived
With his two brothers at Fourth and Prune
streets, this city Mr.. Keefe had been try
ing for a number of years to have it put in
order and mentioned, the fact to Mr.. Pc
quienot, who asked him to let him try il.
He took 1t and yesterday pronounced it in
ss good condition Is when it was ne ".
Mr.. Keefe values it st 81 600.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
Republicans Con nived at II.
New York Herald.


Under the Timber Lands act a man can
claim one hundred and sixty acres pro-
vided he is q bona fide settler. ALI right.
Keep that fact in sight. Four hundred
men were engaged at fifty dollars apiece.
Some of them were ignorant OF the crimi-
nality of their deed and come of them were
scoundrels, At any rate they filed into the
Government Land Office, registered their
individual claims to one hundred and six
~ acres of this valuable timber land,
swore, OF conrse, that they we're actual set
tiers and, of course, perJured themselves,
then went across the street to a Notary
Public and signed a deed conveying the
land to the manager of this Scotch syndi-
cate.
Four hundred bogus settlers at $50 per
head put this English president and his
Scotch company In possession of sixty.four
thousand acres of the most valuable timber
land on the globe, worth, as Putnam, the
expert, estimates, twenty-five million dol
lars on the stump.
Before President Cleveland went to the
White House and put check to this infa
nous land robbery, foreigners had goi
possession OF a tract Of territory IN the
very heart of this country more than twice
the extent of Ireland. They hold il to day
1t IL disgrace to the Republican party
never to be forgiven, and they connived al
such infamous procedure. They went oui
Of Office none to soon for the good of the
Republic.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
re Bee Invented a safety shOe,
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
WANT TO maze $4,000 this winter %
Queried hawk eyed man with lop-shonl-
der to a shoe dealer on Michigan avenue
yesterday.
"Of course"
Then buy my patent" n
He unrolled package and brought TO
light shoe, 8 tin funnel, and quart Of
wood ashes.
"What on earth is it?' asked the dealer.
at is BronsoD's Patent Safety Shoe.
Here's the idea: In winter our sidewalks
are dangerous from ice. By sprinkling
ashes on ice you produce decomposition
and render travel safe. Do you follow"
But
"Of course you don't, butt explain.
This ia double soled shoe. There is 3
space between the two soles, and the toe
and heel ends are open. You fill thls space
with ashes, and as you walk it flips out in
advance of you"
"The idesl'
Eyes, 1 worked twenty-five years on the
idea. This funnel fits into the heel of the
shoe, and is used 10 load up with.
But the ashes"
"Oh, you hire a boy to follow you With
8 pail of them. When the shoe is empty
you whistle and he loads it up again.
There's nothing like it. can walk twenty
miles day over perfect glare OF ice. Will
you give me an order%
mo, sir. It's the most ridiculous thing
ever heard off,
ut is, EN- You'll see whether il Is or
not before the winter is over! I'll sell
enough to buy ayou out and throw your
stock into the Iiver!"
An hour later he was arrested for being
drunk and hilarious, and as he went down
in the wagon he was explaining TO the of
fcer:
/. "You puz on Ter shoes, yon know. an
you puz in 'er ashes, you know. an you
walk on 'er ice, end Ter patrol wagon
comes 'lopg an gives you sleigh ride"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
Reports atalIties Coming In.

GARRISON, Neb, January 14.-Three
children of John Denl1nger, who attempt
ed to go home from school during the
storm yesterday, lost their way apd re-
manned out all night. When they were
found this morning one was frozen to
dfsth; the other two may recover.
Sioux CITY, January II w. 3 Head
was frozen to death near Barkston, Oak.
yesterday.
ST. JOSEPH. No., January II "A great
deal of distreas is reported from the coun-
try tributary to st. Joseph, owing to the
recent cold weather. Between that city
and the Iowa line and in southern Ne
braska and northern Kansas farmers are
reporting great loss of live stock, which
last night trOZe to death In the stalls. Two
stock trains that had been delayed arrived
at ST. Joseph last night with every head OF
cattle dead. Most of the passenger trains
are abandoned. The Missouri Pacific be.
tween On aha and Kansas City is closed,
and so Is the Burlington 81 Missouri River
road between st. Joseph and Denver.
Mitchell. OAK, January IA farmer
named Allen, five miles north, was caught
in the storm with his son, while getting hay
for the cattle, and the latter was frozen to
death, while the father will lose both arms.
hay before the storm and has not been
heard from. A freight crew is blocksded
nine miles north on the @. and D., with
nothing to eat since Wednesday.
ABERDEEN, January II -Judson West
gate and William Love, of Nina, II miles
west, started home by team wednesday
afternoon. Several kilograms were receiv-
ed from Nina asking for information, aud
1t is probable both persisted, Information
from Bowdle shows that nothing hes been
heard from Mr.. Paine who left there
January 4. Mr.. Hume q farmer living
near Roscoe, is supposed to have persisted
in the sto rm. Reports from Hitchcock,
fifty miles south, state that Enil Gilberts,
a Swede from Chicago, was found frozen
to death mile east of town. Virgil, Frank
and William Nirison and Joe Wilson were
lost in the blizzard. The bodies OF the
NieIsons were found, but no trace of Will
SOB. A man was lost at Worthwhile, name
unknown. Miss Cora Curtis, school teach.
er, was frozen to death coming from school
at Delsmere, Dakota. AT Brainerd, Mimi,
a man was strucR by snow pillow yester'
day, having his leg aud arm broken. He
crawled mile through the snow to the
station and died.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
reported Murder at moscow.

SHRLBYvIILE, Ind. January 14.-[Spe-
cial lit ID reported here tonight that
Allen Fuller, butcher at MOSCOW. twelve
miles esst Of here, bad shot and killed La
fayette Barlow there to day. Fnller SHOT
and killed Mcclellan Barlow there De-.
cember y, 1887. in self defense in q dis
pute srisipg over ten cents'worth of n eat
and the grand jury refused to indict him.
Lafayette Barlow swore vengeance, aud to-
day assaulted Fuller with rocks, and fired
several shots IT him, running him into a
store, where Fuller seized gun and shot
him. The plsce is remote from telegraph
and telephone, and the particulars are
meapTe
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
The Oklahoma Room.

LAwkEEcE Kan, January 14.-Capt. w.
i. Couch Of Oklahoma invasion fame,
said yesterday: There Is no truth whatever
in the stories that a large secret organiza.
tion is being formed in Southern Kansas,
OF snywhere else, for the purpose OF forcl-
bly, entering Oklahoma, nor Is a large
quantity of arms being raised for resisting
thk army. It is true that there is an Ok
lahoma organization with quite large
membership, and that the number of per-
SONS who dasire to secure homes in OKLA
homs is rapidly increasing; bat / assure
you that there has not been an effort made
by the colony in the past two years, ex-
cept we have tried to secure legislation at
the hands of Congress. 1t is not the inten-
ton of the colony to attempt to make
settlement in Oklahoma unless, authority
is given by act OF Congress.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
East End Lumber Company Involved.

Wilbur B. Allen yesterday fled suit in
the Superior Court for the appointment OF
q receiver for the East End Lumber Com.
pany. The firm is composed OF w. Baller,
John A. Reaume and Garland r. Stewart,
and Mr.. Alien complains that the firm is
order to prevent the dissipation of the as.
sets In litigation, he asked the appoint.
ment Of q receiver, and to this the other
members OF the firm agreed. The matter
was taken directly before Judge Howe,
who appointed William 8. Heinrichs re.
ceiyer, and be Immediately qualified.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18

for having circulated Socislistic literature.
The authorities of Saxony are especially
active in their efforts to root ont the
Socialists.
DR.. Schwein furth, the African explorer,
telegrsphe from Cairo denying the state
ment which recently appeared in the
Vossitcbe ZsituDg that ne had had news
from Stanley.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
~aiInra at Lyons.

CoNHTRsvILLE, Ind, January a.
Especial. Peter G. Eshelman, OF Lyons
Station, made an assignment to-day. As
sets estimated at $1,000; liabilities I'm.
known.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
THE. SECRET OF SUCCESS.

1t seems to me that the success of the
diligent people who stand before kings aud
queens OF various degree, is, in measure,
thermore, this successful diligence indicates
the existence Of certain qualities es sential
TO success. True, there are captains who
creep in through the cabin windows and
there are generals unfit to be sergeants, bat
these pampered pets of unjust favorltism
do not "stand" before kings; they boV and
crouch before them. But when one Is sue
cessful in spite OF adverse criticism and
sharp competition, i am inclined TO think
there must be some reason for his success.
You ask me, for instance, what is the secret
OF Mrs. Brown Potter's SUGGEST Well, l
think II is her success. But you say, "rhere
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-06
The Bishops False Teeth.

Many good story has been told
about the CONSERVATION and dismay
produced by the sound of the Scotch
bagpipes on uninitiated ears. They
are said Il, have put to flight .ocs=fes
whom o bayonet charge would have
had no terrors. But the story told by
Bishop Taylor about the effect which
his movable teeth produced among the
blacks in Africa seems to cast all the
other yarns of this kind into the shade.
Somehow his black brethren came to
know that the good Bishop had false
teeth, and one of them gently and
TREMENDOUSLY broke the subject to him
in conversation one day. Not wishing
to be suspected Of witchcraft, the
Bishop told tie children of the sunny
South that in big America where he
came from, when man lost leg, he
could go and get a new one made.
When his hair fell off he could buy a
fresh supply, and so with teeth, when
they dropped out or were pulled they
could be replaced. "Then," said the
Bishop, Il drew out my beautiful
white, clean porcelain set, and when
they saw that you ought to have seer
those darkies run and scream and
gesticulate. One woman declared sh,
had seen the wonder of the world, anC
was now content to die in peace. "-Bttf
| fdlo Courier.