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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Troops Reviewed by ts's Emperor.

by AnFlo- Americaa cable 70 ms Dspalcn'I
RoME. October To-. Emperor William
and King Humbert reviewed $1,000
troops at Camp Centocelle. Ten thou
sand spectators gathered 10 witness the
review. Emperor William repeatedly
expressed his admiration OF the bearing
Of tue men. lie specially praised the
maneuyres Of Bersegilller and the noun
.o,r ert,l larv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Governor mn, again.

iBy telegraph 70 ths DspaicLl
LAFAYETTE, IND, October l3.-Goy-
ernor Hill addressed large crowd here
to-day. Many of bis tariff arguments
we're the same as those employed ut
Mitchell and IndianapoIis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Do not eonf9und East-Lske Floor
and Wood STAINS with cheap goods
and lsss durable hoor-paints. The high
grade produces best results. Paint and
Glass Store, Sol j. Binswanger's, 30
east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Gnnhont Launched.

TOY t|IVHIaF 7" W y .7FF7-H'I
BALTIMORE, October l3.-At the CO.
lumbar Iron-Works, this city, to-day at
PIP. NJ, the guhboat Petrol, the first
wsr-ship built in Baltimore, was launch
ed. Everything went of smoothly and
successfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Ann nronrr.

Walter Graves, the son Of Mr.. J. J.
Graves. received a severe fracture Of the
nria on Friday. Irs. Price and Naile put
the little sufferer under the influence Of
chloroiorm aud successfully reduced the
Fracture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Tomorrow the Detroit and Washing,
ton baseball clubs, of the National
League. commence rheu series Of games
at boscben's Park. These Clubs are
e,enls matched. and splendid games wlli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
A TTENTION, MADISC

A TTENTION, MADISOy-W A r d
"A DEMOCRATS .--fhers viii be meetiag OF
inc NADIsoN-WARD DkAoCEATlC CLUB on
MONDAY NIGHT, October 10Th, Al o'clock
sharp. IA the Ckaaesry-S ourt rssm City Han.
mater Of srrst importance viii - breogns
before the clu3 for its acton ny WaRJ-Supsrin-
tsBaeat Jackson Guy. All memhsrs aro urged
80 asiond
By order of WILLIAM LoyassrsIs. President
Oc l4-lt PhIL. D. ShEIER sossetAry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
A hank Failure.


fBT telesrAph % the DisDaich.l
PrrsBURoH, October 13.-The Farm
ers and Merchants Bank OF South Side
closed its doors thus morning. The
cause Of the suspension is not yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Pictorial Richmond.

"Richmond illustrated in Albertype "
il the tide Of the prettiest book yet is
tuei about this city. 1t is from photo
ersphs made by MIR i. S. Anderson,
sud IS printed and bound il beautiful
.ttvla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

NBw YORK. October a--The following il the
weekly hank statement: Resarve, decrease,
fiI0200; loans, Increase n.6.6,sO; specie, n
crease. fiA7 100. larai-senaers. docreRse, SS&}-
800. deposits. increase, g,.0LgJO; circulation,
increase, Gl40OGO.
The banks now hold sl0.lll,G50 In excess OF tue
ll IL L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

BAtrmosE, Nd, octsbsr i8.-yirgirds ib4os,
s.; 90 nes 80, c4A baltimore AMI OHIO stoc 4.
So: N0rhern C0uhRl. 90. Cincinnati. NSsh-
inCton ami RalIuore isi- 49,: DC. fds, fSs {;
DO. 81. 80; consolidated gas bonds, IUsf do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
NORTmtRN &xcUHs,oNGsrs.
visit Here OF a rArty from New York
end I'enaNHiVnnin.

A party Of cxcursionists from the
States Of New York and PENNSYLVANIA
arrived IN the city yesterday morning
aud are qusrtered at the Exchange.
They came IN special car Of the Lee
high Valley Railroad Company, which
was attached 90 the regular train, reach
ing here OF 1888 A. VI. Soon alter
their arrival the northcrners, most Of
whom ore men Of prominence and
wealth, were called upon by Captain
Frank Cunningham, City Collector, and
Others, and later Mayor iilyson called 30
pay hia respects. Leaving here at } 30 the
excurNonlsts went over TO Chester and
returned 10 tho city yi0 Bermuda Hun
dred and James nvcr. Monday the
party will visit the Exposition aud other
points oil interest and leave at $50
o'clock IN the evening FOR Washington.
The New York branch Of the com pany
is known % the Peaceful AboriQines aud
tho sylvanisns "a lc Hostile Qua
kerr. The company let Philadcl hie At
l1:2j A. ". yesterday
The following Rc.14leu compose the
party Mayor g.. g.. isl-ons. colchester,
=. =. e1-hlsyrr VI. -. -altp, niladcl-
pbia cx-Mayo G. 81. Bufchns.n. Uh-
ca. n. s.; Nsvor i'.yaee newark, n.
j. Judge J. No,ssl Rookie ,er, y.
~. Colonel i. Ia.i-l+ fhiladel-
pia Frank S. it'.l. "oea. .er John
is. Davis. Eorhcs,.l, General James l..
Miles, Philadelphia Ccn,ral John ".
Lyons j.. Nelson Tubbs, Alderman
Thysr, hon. George DorhnG, Colonel
frank n. Wyuue, $. y. ". Cleveland,
Major wilson SOlle, aud George Moss,
Rochester, and George =. bross, Phila-
doipnIa
Che mayors aul eX-mayors VIII be 'hc
guests Of Mayor Eilyson tomorrow and
io will be- their guido through the TX
position buildings Hd rounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
eRAIA ANp COTTON ExoaAxsR
RIcBT0ND. UctODer y, I35A
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
wHBlT.-2sfs bushels
CORH.-5l2 Dusl0h
OATs.--i .96i bushels.
EYL-i00 bushela.
CECuAFD-GE1ss sEgD.-200 bushels.
AILL-OYFAL.-l3 tons.
sALEs REPOErED TO SECRETARY.
WHaAr-Whiie % bushels very good on pri-
vate terms: 10 bushels very good al si.lo; ~
bushels far al fIOa LOngberry. q bushels very
good az sll5: 80 bushels good AZ SilA hired.
I.gse bushsls yofy gcO1 on private terms. ohoft-
barry. u bushels fgF sesd as tLls; q bushels
primo a. tils; % bushels prime Oh private
forms, "A bushels very good 81 tl.i3, % bushels
good AZ I.l2: 1876 busheis good a. tl-l0. ~ bush
sls far at slO5. Total sales Of wheat l,s's bush
eis.
Offerings today Of wheat 2.57s bushels: same
DAY iass year, LA a2shels. sales today VI
wheat. !.ssa bashe!a: same day last year. = -
bushels Offerings - far tnb season, 1880
bushels: same day last ssassn, se4-c96 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices te-day, l.Oo % tl.lo;
sAins day last Joar. - 70 Sac .
COEN.-Whits. 50 bashsis very good At Tc Is
bushels gsod al 90. g Basaeis very damp new
alta. T0lai sAlesof corr. ne bushels
oars. -spEihz. 100 bashsis prime on private
terms: 10 baahsis pEtzns ~ she. 90 b1shes very
good Is ~ Totsi lesof cats. 30 easheis.
ORcnAKD-GELss Sx2n-aco bushels ~ Sf.la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Governor Lee has returned to the city
from the agricultural fairs at Lexington
and Winchester. He reports the attend
apce and exhibits good at both places
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
anIiIrnu,. Nsn noIe.

IBy tslegrApa TO mo Diapateh-l
New YoEK, October l3.-John l.. Sui
Ivan has accepted the position Of sport
ing editor Of the New York Illustrated
AeaUs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

naF-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH tcorner ssFsa,h and ofsco siree''l--
Rev. J. :. M0sEs, psssor will preach at II A. a.
andsP. n. sunday school ~ 10 A. n. Free
sea,s aud a welcome 70 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Guns full ~ love wen had and ore
bnil ~ gala our hearsT desire,
And enter INTO ffsnhmond.

'hfH "" sAlh WI htuttnSNHh
And enter INTO hammond.
Nirginia's consecratod ground
bosmsny \ pobic heroe mound:
Bravo moo who died In freedoms cause,
hnd Won Tor her tho appiause.
kdown Tue Hds ~ aebAf atno
shall cluster round her benored name;
Tho hsfhef Of Presidsnts = a sho,
And whcn we tread her soil wen bo
Surprised with BigblA At Richmond.
Get ont the Oid-tltno nfe and drum,
Aud maSe theW muslcaily hum,
7 rtil TIE very air vibrates
VITA sr-hing clans iron al tho stAtns:
Anf tfing your sunday Girl along.
with wives and hunia 10 fwoil ihe thrcug.
Tho souther1 pecpio All arc Kind,
aud many noiis touls We'u End
When We arlve ~ Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS THERewITH THE
WEATHER rgsIckrIoKs.
Record Of tss Few York and Riohmsnd
Stock gxchangss-Grsin, Yisur, Cot
tor, Heat, and othsr oaotstispa
fpr t.lecrnph b the pI.palch.l

s-7 WasufNsrox. d. c., October ia-For
4 Virginia North Carolina, south Caro-
kklk lima, Goorgia Ea.tera tioridA western
"" Fkrida aud Alabama, fair, warmer,
- ogthsriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
BishOp IGeane.

Bishop John j. keane is in the city
for few days and Will preach at the
Cathedral to-day at High Mass,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

REARDON-pArTERs0 N.--Aacrisd, "a Non
day. OcLobsr isJ, AZ soc BihgpD p-il9r. ~ Neff
Rev A. Van 20 Fyfrr, ~ N 81 y. kkhHDoN 10
ANNIE LEk s4'rFHh5OS. ooih OF this 'flT
RostOn aud LaWrence lNasB.i and Acpile
Gla.l papers ploasc copy.
sr.rs1srrrrFfrsxfa1- sffr.gffe~r9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D KxECuTKD AT TEE pisRAroH-PRIaT.
lEG-kOUak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

ony two delegates have 60 far report
cl nt tlo headquarters. one ot whom ID
from Calfornls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Try Anclo-A norican cat' @ 20 tho Dispstchl
RoME. October ~. After tue inter
view between Emperor William and the
Pope Yesterday bis Holiness hold a con
ference with Cardinal kampello, which
lasted two hours. The fact that the
Emperor only presented Cardinal Ram
pello with n costly Rft instead Of con-
ferrlng on him the decoration Of the or
der Of Black Fnglc, which he expected
TO receive. has caused q feeling Of
dissatisfaction ut the Vatican. TX
IRENE disappointment il expressed
in the highest social circles at the
speeches Of kinQ Eumbertand Emperor
William. Emperor Nillllm to-day pre-
sented the Pope with a picture OF the
late Emperor Frederick taken on his
death bed. sc also appointed the Prince
Of Naples lieutenant IN Aing hnmoerts
German regiment and conferred upon
Count Guiccioh, the syndic OF Rome,
the eecorahon Of the order Of the Black
Faole. The Oss-rrnfors RoD1aHiD says
that the interview between the Emperor
and the Pope has not changed the posi-
ton of affairs and that Europe Will never
ENJOY durable peace until the temporal
rover Of the Pope shall have been re-
stored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
THE BROTHERHOOD.
ERETTTG or TIKI LOCOMOTIVE RNGI.
NBERg CONVEX rIoE WEDNESDAY,.
llr Euadred Delegates Coming TO Richmond
10 Spend About Two
Weeks

r1t devoted 20 ms calling
Ius roNton ia ono fun OF peril. and
member OF the fraternity have over and
ov,r again given exhibitions OF the most
ral.uc courage.
DAYTIME and nighttime. in sunshine
anl torm. be has 90 be 90 hls post, and
.- o.. acatuess Of his brain and all the
rc .r.cs of Ais patient training are
faxed to meet the cxiPcucics Of his duty.
Hos mach tle puisic owes him it can
nc,er. never know. and few stop 10
tniu. Int taken as maternity 10 may
we safely cad that no aggregation of
rsa in this country better deserve the
-.1 ence and respect Of the people.
Ilel trothrThooG is spread over all the
rta..s. o1l thclr representatives will as
,.- la iu convention IN Richmond on
Wcucslay the 18th. There Will be
el.rt 600 DELEGATES present, and their
r-rces sessions vlli be hcld at Beyl-
a.lr FISH. but on Che first day there
o.. l, au Open session o. The Theatre,
whore aidrcfs.e viii Doe delivered by dis
Hsf sled fpcokors
rroaBAHn.g FOR THEATRE
rlo following programme has been
rr.r.ci ior tao open sess .ou. Which be-
r.us 10 ..jJ and closes promptly at $50
.....- ., ,..,.
n.-t.- .,.tos o. d. p. H.nay, master Of
o. nraver hr '..i1.i. Long. gYoni chap
.e.n NJ a.a nrotio.lo.s oi lo.omou'o Ea-
''.r r...,,......, .r. r.,.r,y
v.r.rac hy aou. d. j. fly..a. Na.o u Rich
a-- ...,....,. r-....
...,.. e......l M. ,t, .-...i, ,. BIZ. I.irF
h.s..
0f Fe. D. u l.t-
..,,.I... ,..m ..f...,.'s "Iers H.
I.aza..o. D. l.a'.rn-.
.s 'f.s'''''y ' i'"'ifh Ae'' Gov
.o. .n ne 1orcr by Capteiu
.'.',.a. assisted on 'No organ ny
l....lt s.r.t... ,ro.fi.rtof
.-,..a Western r.d Tennessee Midland
.......-... ....,..,... ~ r..,i,
.U. .. B. ,,-.ca. r.srl ma.frro f ile
fonr'..
......... ,-.i. SD. .'.t
c.If.. -4n..,r Days. 1. 3D. Rollin-
....,
"H.. IrNr.f OF f.. $50 iII-
....'.. . X villa J...eof tie Hu~.
-,. ...r
.'e n.'.nt ~ " n. I'l. A"'r.A
..... v.l.le G.n,.bcd NV PRO.
... ....,,.l..I..I
.....-.,.
Among tac important measures 10
i'f d''' Nil "e tie s'TI|e
.......t r.l.-,e.. mill 10.
..-.. ..,..I. ,,,,..f f.e c.n,,n-
....er.s..r e.r~,,4 of flo Bro
..-....I ~ ri-.se. win be here TO
....t ,f..f.-.,r rIs unua.od 10
..t.. ,..-n-... r.eu,u. brakemcu.
.......,nlu.5.rc Grand bodvif Il
...... ....... c.1..t.r.n can DO agreci
.o.
Nnt>GrHr,ra
,,-r.Hr. Kendall. chief engineer of
r auaad UiNeion of Locomotive
D.. chairman o. the Commit
r-.u..,..r.ta. f1r fI. convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
,ys- THIRD CHRIsTGAS CHURCH

tTwenty-slIih ard barshali ssreots)'---oerSioss
a. II A. 81. aad at = p. N. sermon before INC
Mons Missionary Society ~ Rsy. Il {. C4'h
The pub!lc cordially invited 10 a:toRd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

fsy- TRINITY ENGLISH LUTTE
RAN CHURCH trrssr Of Tweay-ninth and
suests).-Prea Ming ~ Row. g. sByEr 81 II
A. NJ. add sP. NJ. sunday school al 2ls A. ".
All are welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Whitney and Mack battery for Wash
ington ia to-mOrrow's game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

COTTON REPORT.

we quote: Fias. SAsosft5s, supsfnne. t273s
g. 3: sxtra. 81 i0Es4,Y5 fsniiy. tiasA5o. patent
faaily. country, ti.lSssAeo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

v .N lr 10 if ilt i'NNt o. W" ~
rc. WAS published IN the last issue
..e IocomoNpo Ahgmccrs' BoHhl
J.lruul:
Como. Hrothers. from trans-hocky lands,
Who're tlflcvr r1lt @ Cr leAEuos ui sah1s,
.oms frsm leo hound shores aSAI
WfIrl. mari tae coast a Huds0n's BAY
Fiuln frozen regions " tho the North
I.,. mru % motto az cone forth,
ffou Nors scotia como doHg
IuttusI The lcgis alive throrg
Ihat matches GA 30 Richmond
Prom orean Ger 60 ocean, send
5 oar re- pr~seutstiYos. - b'onl
Iaulr VOICES in tne grand huriah
Wi.h tnaso enNcilBE every law
Ias; is 10 guide cur brptaoruood
aIoag the future tcr or good.
loh0ld our friopds win glssps OF steel,
AA1 10 condnctvo 70 our veal
la deer. blstoftc hichmend.
Come ny from Nonsozomas Halls,
hcss Oud 10 0ur fIsisrnsl Gallo.
Ia ogsfy AMY lad come form
10 roeot bir Brothers from she Nofths
ana bf1ng along The rsapera girls,
IAN No yioS tiie psteeicfk pearl
"a isopic erDE1h. u uhirt We READ,
hld uoto II hanafonc locks e1eeea
Oag nsrtlsern dance. a. kschlnond.
Act'isnsB Ia tho days gone by.
wa hesiiis gaHs ava seiphltfy
~ eHpssrs = ttohDoDd "a uio james v;
hpi woli ssFspl soDs otbrf ainss
70 isse q, SUD Nc n gef tlero, TOO,
"A s@ss - osasenss via YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Rouds Accepted.

Bonds Accepted.
by telegraph to me Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, October 12.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated $4,5S7, coo.
Accepted, slls, 600 A. 5 at 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
RrcRapEp srneK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. October 10, 1854
SAtss-FiRsr BoARD-2,900 virginia cOnsols
with July. 1884, coupons on al on; 5000 Viz
rlsia i0-ig's wish al coupons ON a. $50; ? Char
lotie, Columbia aul Augusta stock AL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mA.lnE sssELLssssea.

Rev W. W. LGspzUx, D. D. VII preach % II A.
NJ. and SIP NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06
LATEST NY rEnEPMONE.

A., q, e, -
MI ana mrs' george N. ohaier' o'
near Portage, are visiting at G. @.
Baird's this week.
Mr.. Casper Branhuber md Mr.. II.
Kruse, OF Findlay, are visiting friends
IN the CITY to-day
Mr.. John Shepler, OF Toledo, and Mr..
G. n. Shepler, Of Wapakoneta, arc
nrespnt Mt tho funeral of their brother
,o-,a,
'o-"'9'
Mr.. ]. G. Mayors, Of Toledo. di4,rict dep.
uty Of "The United Order Of IIonor,r IL
=,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06
AN OPEN LETTER.

Which is More Fully Explained by one
From Rev. J. Roberis. Faster First
NJ. r.. Church. Fremont, Mich.
Rheumatic Syrup Co, jackson, Mich:
Gentlemen From the fact that several re-
markable cures by uibbard's Rheumatic Syr-
up came under my observation, among which
were those OF Rev. J. Berry, Of Morley, and
Mrs Harrington. nf Altoona. recommended
Rev. ]. Roberts TO have his daughter give the
remedy q trial. As ! expected, it broke up
the disease, as the following letter explains:
o. @. PEMBERros, Druggist.
o. G. Pemberton:
Ny daughter Maud has used Hibbardis Rheu.
matte Syrup and Plasters. which you so strong
ly recommen nded her 10 try for inHamatory rbeu'
matism. Her limbs were badly swollen, and
the poor girl was 10 terrible agony. In the
midst Of the pain, We wound the Plasters about
her limbs, and as a result, the swelling was
reduced and she became quiet and rested. The
Syrup corrected her indigestion, clransed the
Rheumatic poison from her blood, and she ia
now able tn be around the house.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters are
remedies Of great merit.
REv. J. RoDEPrs.
Pastor First NJ. L. Church
FREAoHI, MICH, Oct. 20. 1857.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06
The News Medium .

The approaching campaign promises 10
be one of the most interesting in tine
country's history. The TOLEDO MORN
ING COMMERCIAL will be able 10 give
first news 10 its readers throughout North
western Ohio OF all political evenis--cau-
cuses, conventions und elections. Every
one, regardless of the party TO which he
belongs, should take IL. It's tone is fair
aud Independent and ia columns con
tain expressions OF opinion IRON all point
Of view of all the queslions of The day,
The Daily (seven days in the wOek) by
mail 5000 per annum, So 100 for six
months, BY carrier, l2 cents a week, in
cluding Sunday. Without Sunday. 10
cents n wsek. Weekly (recenily enlarged
pages, 48 columns,) Sl.00 per year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06

Our item regarding the report oil the
library last week might he and was con-
strued by some ns reflection on the re-
port OF Mr.. N. L. Hanson, Secretary.
Such was not In the least intended. MIR.
Hanson came 10 this position last year and
found things In very muddled condition,
and had no little trouble in gathering the
material together to make report. For
the two years previous no report from the
library had been made, and the discovery
was also made that none OF the Board had
been elected in compliance with the ordin-
ance creating the Board 10 govern the IL
brary. which included the two acting ex-
ecutors Of. the Way estate, aud new
ordinance creating new Board had to lie
passed. This was the state OF affairs In
which Mr.. Hanson had to base a report oil
inacial Nn',irs of the library in coming
into the position ms secretary. Aud yet fear
is expressed that the people may do some-
thing that will cause the loss OF the library
and the whole appropriation Of Mr.. Way
to the corporation. What we did desire TO
call attention TO was .hat OF the parent to
the amount of fiction" being read by
their children to the exclusion OF more
useful books. We also desired TO attract
attention to the enormous "dwindle In a
short space Of time of $l2,500 to 500, 900,
80 that all might eujoy the expressed fear
Of losing the whole ca-boodle, except the
herest on 81 900. We also hoped by call
ing attention TO these apparent facts that
the people would make tia straight issue
and elect officials that would go down fot
the bottom facts and report the same &c
that bv concert OF action on strict business
methods oil unity $4,000 monumen
might be reared (down somewhere IN the
gas region) for about 10 cents, and save tc
the corporation $4,000 s5 to commemoral,
the great and generous beqnest whlcl
seems to have poisoned whole commu.
nifty. Was we right or was we wrong il
this labor OF love for the old historic town
Let us have some expression OF approval o
disapproval on this subject.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06
Newspapers in 1888

From the edition of Geo. T.. Rowell &
Co.'S American Newspaper Directory
published April II (its twentieth year, il
appears that the Newspapers and Period-
Gals OF all kinds issued in the United States
and Canada, now number l6, $40, showing
gam Of $50 during the last IL months
and Of 7 1886 in 10 years.
The publishers Of the Directory assert
that the Impression that when the propri-
etor OF newstap undertakes to state
what has been his exact circulation, he
does not generally tell the truth is an enor.
nous one, aud they conspicuou.ly offer a
reward OF 500 for every instance In their
book for this year, where Il can be shown
that tue detailed report received from n
publisher WAS untrue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06

Death or Mrs. Gertrude Wyek.-The
sudden aud unexpected death OF Mrs. Ger
trude Wyek cast gloom of sadness over
many warm friends. Although being in
poor health. for some time, Mrs Wyek went
TO bed feeling as we'll Ns usual, but about
0 o'clock Friday evening the household
were awakened and in few minutes, be-
lore aid could be rendered, she breathed
her last, the cause OF death being pro-
nonnced heart disease.
Mira. Wyke was aged GO YEAR,, G months
and IS days, up TO tie date Of her death
She was born at Baden, Germany, Noy
l2lh, 1918, and died March 3Oth, 1888.
Mrs. Wyek was one Of the old Pioneers o
Perrysburg, having resided here abont 35
years. The funeral took place at the 81
Rose de Lima church, Sunday nj 2;00P. NJ
Rev. Father Reiken officiating. The re-
mains were then conveyed to lhe Catholic
Cemetery for inierment and final res
rom all earthly cares and poTrowsr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06

W. d. Hoyt Il Co. Wholesale and Retal
Druggists at Rome, Ga. say; We have been
selling DIR. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitu
lers and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four years
Have never handled remedies that sell as well
or give such universal satisfaction. There has
been some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines In this city. Several cases oipro'
nouuced Consumption have been entirely cured
by use OF a few bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
oovery. taken In connection with Electric Bit
leIs. We guara ntee them always, Sold by
Taylor 4 Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-06

an short" says the Washington Senti-
mel, edited hy the brewers attorney, speak
ing Of the best way 10 prevent prDhibilory
lava from being passed By Congress, "mat-
ters OF that kind mus, he managed quietly
Why must they, friend Sentinel? Why
can't they I've managed openly? Tell III
frankly, what are those melhods that they
must he managed quielly?" II sound
very suspicious. Why is it Congressman
are not blazing with Indignation over such
an impuiaii"n O,her honest men resent
such declarations us this without waiting
TO he urged.