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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT I'D.
ION hnnr NnnM

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAr ~
Y COMPANY for the SEAshORA asss&sz2@>x.
Cheapest and most pleasant route 10 OLD
P0IST. yIkGI,A BEACH, .G aoay N W.
CLARRAOST, and JAMES RIVER LAND
INGs by eiesans saloon steamer $500 AsisL
DAY, and FRIDAY at 7 A. N. etree!-oars 20
directly 10 steamors' wharf Faro 10 Old rom!
or Norfolk fi.50: second class, a.
Connections ut Old Point and norfolk closely
with ali lnes for northern cities, virginia Beach.
and Ocean View same afternoon. James river
BY daylight Great tourist lima ehespes'
route
through tickets on steamer and al CARRIERS
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. State-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight resolved daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
ITO AND DANYlLLK. aud fAkh'ILLE AND
POWHATAs X K STATIONS, aud WASH
INGTOS, ID. C., all points In Hastern sorIa
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular l-Ei.
ings on the James river. at lowest rates sni
through bills issued
LUCIRs b. TATUM, vios-Presiden.
No Ill7 Main street and kockeuA
IRWIN WRIsi0sR freight and Passenger AgsnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 9. 1901
LsAYE KICHXosn
ZOO A. VI. Freight, except sunday, Carries
passengers teGwooa Richmond sni
GOrdonsyille.
sac A. NJ DAILY Tor Ola Point AMI Norfolk.
pullman Car White sulphur " oia
POINT
100 A. N. E1press, daily Tor Cincinnati Pull
man Palace Car ola Point o. Whils
Sulphur. AMI Pullman sleeper Char
lOttsYils - Cincinnati. Chair Car
Richmond o lllfl0u iorgo.
$50 p. ". Express daily Tor Oh Pclnt All F0r-
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car Clneia-
natl o. ca Point
40 p. II. Accommodation, except sunday ne
Charlottesville.
San Pm. T6sFP. v Limited daily. Purmsn
sleeping Car old Point y Cinc.naaA
sOlii vesubule train. gi;n Dining Car
and PallIaans ChArlOItoeyili1 s. p4a-
cinuAn aud Pullman " Lou.suAo
rHATss tzRIya ar zlcHsOsD.
rs A. NJ. ans 2sS ?. ". daily from Cincinnati
s:I5 A. NJ. daily, eNcsp! sunday. fro1 tla-.
lOttesYills.
io.5o A. NJ. and f.ss p. n. daily from S0riolL
600 4. VI. Freight from ChAriogtesYul9 of''l'
sgaday, Carries passenger
station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
JAaRS-RIygR DrvIsIOs
Richmond and Alieghasy hslifoail
Lsiys sIcBsosR
500 A. N. daily for Lynchburs, LoTugi9n al
Clifton Forge.
40 L. 81. Tor LyuchDarg except sunfnT a.eep-
Ing Gar iOr LyuchburE Ha.a
leaves Lyncnburg a. G.ib A. n JAN
Tor Lexington aud Clifton f4fsh
rzLiSs AsEfYs ar RiCHa0sD
$50 P ~ daily from Clifton forgs.
s.a1 A. N eLcept sunday from tllfion fNEh
Lexington. and Lynclburs
station: kighH ana Canal ssrrU.s.
H. ~ FULLER
General Passenger Asl1L
4. ". sraygSs. General suUsriuIcuieaL .'H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
RAILROAD LIN ~

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILkoAn Schedule
commencing APRIL ~, iscs--easteru standard
time
s.a2 4 n leaves Byrd-srscs station daily.
stops oniv o, Ashland, Boutwell,, Nil
ford, and rredericks burg, Brooke sui
Whitewater. Sleeper 70 Washingtog
aad New YORK
usaA n issyos Byrd-susss station daily. sx.
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
Richmond 20 Washington.
cap. n. leaves BYrd.strses sssaoa daily
Sleeper Rich mond % New York
ss0A- n arrives ct Byrd street. station daily
Sleeper from New York
RMP n arrives 81 Byrd-Sueel station daily
stops NJ fredertcksbarg. Milford
BoInwolL and Ashland. Sleeper from
wssniaxoa and Nov ross Docs aos
stop ~ hip4
eDH, u arrives 81 Byra-5rses station daily
exceps Sunday Buffet Psrlor Car
Washington 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAiNx
pAILy xxcsrT suxDAvl
eeL n. leaves siSA Arrisss u AshiAuas
Ioay " accom- modatiou leaves Byrd-sross
station. arrives ( AsktAnf xs r. x
salP. leaves .ib& xtsRss ~ Ashlsnd -
sAsA n. arrives EihA Laws AsAlsaa sskB
sxA Y sccoamodasaon arrives ., Bry4
street saattox ieAvss Ashland as':x
GisR y ssrivss = MA ssvss Aasiaaa y
4 rAYLoR frame xsaasSS
HI y NINA 0nnwok nGnEDD>uD1onA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
JA2Rs-RIyER DfvlslOS
Rlchmond and Allegheny hsllroAil
DICHMOND AND DANylLLE
III RAIL kDAD

DICHMOND AND DANSlLLH
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July q. is,t
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
30 4. Il. SOUTHERN KxPkR-s DAILY, ~ AZ
lama, Augusta, AMI points soulh 90.
Iects al Greensboro Tor Durh AZ sni
Raleigh at SAisburg for Nesifi4
North Carolina Passengers rsn itsp
sleeper At Up. n. Ihrlush sleeyen
from Daoyilis south.
CSC A. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS, daily er'sh
sunday. 10 CioYsL Va, al iAs'''
tioo An. yfRGiSiA AND NORTH CAkoiINA
Express, daily through Esa {,
Raleigh rtI hoysFiur. t9alt's =
Burkoyiilo with norton sai ,'ifA
railroad for FHrm'iile. ignrhp4..
and points West ai hefsNA' -
cisrksyille oxford, Hepief'9A' aa'
Durham. $500. -
500 P. N. FAST MAIL, daily. ,oc AtAti, a =
gusta, AMI polnts s0ptn. t.ul's
kOseisys junction Sis1 fHfh,
and Poshataa railrosi al rlo',
ooro' FOR Darnsm AMI hAie.sh
Salisbury for Hestefa Nyfia -.
lima through se9pof' hvH
coop.M. LOcAL daily. eIcop, suniaI, ir
Amelia Courthouse ani istsf'aeiA"
points. ,.,,,,.nNn.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlChNoNN
ss 4. y. From Atlanta AMI Aasa'',
sSs A. N. FROM Amelia coar:hoo'A
ESQ N. From Raleigh
ES5 r.. NJ Al Manchester. IRON S''''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

1865. Since that time Mr.. Wilson has
been the recipient Of many official hOnors.
He has served as District Judge. Associate
and Chief Justice of the State, has served
IN the Legislature two terms, and been
elected to Congress. In 1866 he was the
Democratic candidate for United States
Senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

n NJ sJLLf. super,ntsn i1lL
kT u. AIHsS General Superintendent
e. NJ EAsEsOx. Gonorai Passenger Axslt
LARMVILLE AND POWHATAN

a ANN AAAl-tA n ~ - D ~ " ia ~
RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 7J3 EAsr MAIN .TR8lI.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUST l...
LEAVE RICHMOND
e:lb A. ", wa Atlantic Coast line FER iarH iL
5:i5 Z. NJ, ella Atlantic Coast Line fOr If.l.
p0cE and intsrmedlaie stations
GO A. NJ, ga Richmond and Dsnyill1. rrI.
Vile, an1 all stations West ~ 800 -
Junction.
400 p. ", ria Richmond ana Danviiia f0rFarm-
vile, and Gil stations es-i ~ Nlssoy
Junction.
COOP. NJ, Uia Richmond AMI Denu,le, fr sk.n.
garter aud Wintsrgn
AagiYK AT HfCHAuEn
9:iO A. NJ, UfG Atlantic COasf iilr. from " inter-
pock snf Inferno liii4 stnH ut
Geo r. NJ, via Atlantic CoAst lige from BERMUDA
Yl5 A. NJ, ria Richmond aui Danr.a. ffDn
Farmyille, aud all stations Hess "
N0scley Junction.
Rt5A. NJ. uta hichm1nd ami pllfNIe, ffon
>kinquarter and Nuicflv'L
All trains daily except SUNDAY
For tickets, bagZage-checSs. umo-taileA H'i
call upon A. ". GAkBEk. Atlantic Coast Lilei
aud RichmOnd aud Dan Ville dep0t-.
", G. lAlG hIuN.
General Freight and Passenger AganL
JANIS X WgzIH. General Manager au)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
I OOK AT THIS. Is
A CHOICE AND SELECT INVESTMENT.
zen FEET PARK Front.


city side New-Reseryoir Park, adjoining inc
beautiful Oak Grove. Price this week f25 per
foot Put your money down here ar you are
sure OF a handsome profit in the imHsidiate fu-
ture. x 40
Nj j. THOMPSON BkONs.t w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PINCH NOR,

FOR PINCH NOR
TAR BOpIEs.-Orinance once, War De-
partment, Washington. septem Der q, lep1.-
sealed proposals, IN duplicate, viii be received
az this Office until o'clock L. NJ. on IUEsDAf'
October Z 1890, at witch time they Will DO
publicly opened, tor supplying tho Ordnance
department, L. :. Army, with IS Cast-lron
Bodies. more or less. for l2-inch Mortars.
Blank forms on which proposals must be- made
and all information required by bidders can Do
had upon application. s. V. BENET, Brig.
Gen, Chief OF Ordnance.
sg-The time for opening the bids called for In
the above advertisement IL extended 20 OCTO-
BEk "a, 1880, At same time and place. :. V.
BENET, Brig. Gen, Chief Of Ordnance.
October |, 1870. &C l-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

NOR RENT, THAT ATTRAC- Ea
Il TIvRsUBURBAN COTTAGE. containing VI
eight rooms on Beverley street near New kcser-
vor. The premises are in excellent repair and
front yard adorned with flowers and shrubbery.
Also, about IS ACRES OF HlHhL1-lM-
PROVED GARDEN AND GRASS LAND, with
Barn and Stable for twenty horses IN rear and
adioining above JOHN T. GoDDlN,
Real Estate Agent,
oc52t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
PHILADELPHIA, Il @ H. 6Hh
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at u N. and every SUNDAY ats
A. NJ.
Freight foe Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till il:30 A. M; Tor Sundays steamer
I'LL r. n. Saturday. Freight received daily III
SIP. VI.
Fare, t6.
For further information apply %
j. W McCARRlCR,
General Southern Agent. once kockegiA
". PCLYDE & CO.,
mol General Agents, PhiladelphiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

I,OR RENT. THAT NEW ANDf1
a. WELL-BUILT HOUSE No l02 east Clay ~
street next to corner Fourth, just Completed and
not yet occupied. IL has ten rooms, besides
bathrooms. bath room. pantry, etc Is most
conveniently arranged, hot and cold water,
range. heated by furnace, and sll modern
arrancements WIN be rented 10 good tenant
on most reasonable terms Apply 10
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
oc .guTuSTh6t Fiftn and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, SEVERAL VERYEi
deslrable and cen,rslly-located 0P-naa
FICEs and MERCHANTS sAMPLH-ROOAs.
well lighted and ventilated, with wide ball Gu
trance from Ninth street. II desirable the TWO
floors can be rented together. Property former
ly used by the Mechanics Institute. hlegans
water arrangements. -
~, "a u THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
REMOVALS

DR. Z. It. ROBINSON HAS RE-
IL MOVED his Office and residence 10 81 east
FRANKLIN street. Phone 43a. DC 3-lw
DR. JACOB MICHAUX HAS Re
IL MOVED his residence ana Offices to Eo.3g3
east Franklin. Oc 3-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
rKAINs NORrH WAKp
DAILY. fDaily except sunday.
sTnlpTN. AFua

Daily fDaily except SUNDAY
sTOFPING-PLACRN
Noe. IA. n, So ami s.. mako no s,opN N',.
"a and Is STOP on siruai ~ hho'1's.sr
Drewrys Bluff. Cenirsiia. ani th'sar 81.
atoms on signal AZ Manchester nui hector .
- stops AZ Manchester So& 81 = - p I. I.
a.. AMI IS, will stop as al stations ior gassoa-
gers. ,,.,,...,, .,,,,....,
On Trains Noe IL ami IS sleeping 49, hNfTtsl
New YORK and Tampa Fla iriI JNrtt.If... s.
on Train. SosL "a and q slespiug-.Nrs hefr.tr
Washing tou aDd Charleston. On traln - g,
sleepiug-cars between Washinstr AMI Is h..
eonvtlla ON Traln No ~ sle9DlAg-cars b.
tween jacksonville and Nov York
THE ONLY ALl~RAlL LING 70 NJSflll
Richmond. ,..'e.lo An. Sorf9ls.....laa P.H
E,chpond ..s:s5 4. NJ. Norfolk. 90 r. ~
Sortolx 's.l0A N. Richmlui..ltb A. 81
Eorfoli IS 900 T. N. ki0nmoui.. eJ p h.
fbe trains leaving Richmond sttD A. " ans
Norfolk nj +. NJ. are rolli rams t.Ire.
hese two points. and ps-songsrs - h-u4tI
without change o. cara Close confessions arf
ALEC 10 ado at Petersburg by the 3.E 3. n. rll
from Eichmond and TIE $40 A. NJ uaia fr..s
Norfolk
ii.eJP NJ. and arriving Al Riohmoni Al 1878 D.
n sn1 40, T. N. maze clnso c0uuacN.l a.
pe,ersburz 20 and from FRrmulio, LyucaaIrG
and south western p0intA
n SlLLf. Sulerlntsn f1QL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

NOR RENT, THE RESIDENCEn
Il OF THE LATE WILLIAM l. CO. as
WARDIS, at the eastern end Of street Large
dwelling aud all needed out-buildings and about
100 acres OF good land-fne for dairy or truck
one and three quarters miles from the Capitol,
or will divide the land as there Is another large
dwelling. Apply 70 ..,
oc SGT APPERSOS Il W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
YORK-RIVER LINE,uI wrsrroIs''
rBE YAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

IhAlN No 81, XIV +. -
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily exceps saai1. "a
AZ All stAtioas AZ Lossor MAJOR eoanees a
ss.rr Tor Walksrsoa: sllh Baltimore ss"s'A'' :"
"''' TRAIN No So AS y. u
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily ehe'g' sis,s
for West PoaI conReesins sih i~',..,a.rs
sssamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore sses s 80
s'nsss.s win Baltimore AMI ONO rslfvsi '~
washiuxton, PhiiadeiphlA and Nes iosI os
steamers leave Baltimore 7. n asn'' WV
's TTsiss arrive ct Richmoad si' A. y. saa '<o
M. .a.a
LOCAL NIIkD. daily except SeaiH,,, ,at.r.
rwsavy third ssrsss too wsss PoiA' s-A INV"
mediate pointA A., q, y,yxtal, ares
o,s.sA. 81, ioSP. N. snd fron W. ~ "
A. Al. Al Tamil ani NAa
srseMM A. yAA l. TAYLOR
trans Manager General resssnsS ~
5csxrH { K1n piS,sAaA FsAsaAsS ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

Owing to the conditions herein specih-
callv SET forth this vote, though normally
classed as Republican and Democratic, IS
practically divided upon the race lines.
The white people determined that the
best interests of the State and their own
protection demanded that they should
rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

Time rolls on apace and the two great
sections Of our common country. after
countless political conflicts, became in
volvej Ia political war. All through the
blood and carnage Of that four years con-
6ict what was the conduct Of the patient
md toiline slave2 ! leave It TO your heart
scionce Of your wives and daughters to
m. President, il is but justice to my
800 that I should recall these affecting
snouories upon this floor to-day. Ny mis-
~ here Is 10 bridge chasm that has
6esn widening and deepening for . eeners-
fion--to divert MasIstrom that threatens
dsetruction 10 you and yours, while i
pgonisss no enduring prosperity TO me and
Is - fortunes Of war tore Asunder cur re-
eiiooe = Tier hsd EXISTED " . greater Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
nIRrH AND EARLY -RATNING.

During the war one Of my duties was 10
carry the United States mail. bag from Hur-
ricane post-ofiice to Ashwood, where con-
nection was made with the great mail
steamers or southern floating palaces of
former days. the Natchez. Princess, Vicks-
burg and Charmer. The clerks OF these
steamers having extensive business with
NV father on his own account and as a
representative Of both Joseph and Jener-
son Davis, were careful to supply me with
the latest papers and chat over the latest
news whenever time allowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

At the first dawn of peace brother re-
turned South in 1865 to see what outlook
there was for the resumption of business.
He soon opened business on the old plan
tation, and father invested all of our little
capital in merchandise, TO be shipped
South by river, while l came ria Cairo, be-
ing shortly followed by father himself, who
established the firm of Montgomery n
Sons and assigned me to the bookkeeping
and correspondence. made brief study
of mathematics and book keeping with
the aid of such assistance as could be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

The constitutional provisions for 1896
provide an educational test for tho voter
In that he must be able to read any clause
reasonable interpretation of the same
when read to him.
This section a. originally constituted had
another proviso that any taxpayer and
owner of S26Q worth OF property should
be qualiGed voter without being subject
cd 70 any other test. This section was
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-20

he should have the appointment of his
sub-cnlefs, but the directory has already
appointed two of them without consulting
him; Opposition to the scheme of the
local directory to place three or more fine
buildings on the lake front is growing
rapidly. In a meeting of the congress
s!onal committee and executive committee
the national commission today after
an informal discussion of various
matters, Commissioner Mdrtindale.
OF ldiana, said that he be-
Iieved he voiced the sentiment of the COM
mlSsloners generally when he said that
the restrictions thrown around the use of
jackson and Washington parks by the
South park commissioners must be with
drawn. At a subsequent meeting of the
national commission on the buildings and
grounds, several commissioners asserted
that the national board would insist that
there be no more than two buildings
erected on the lake front. President
Palmer said on tie subject: Il shall re-
sign if the plan outlined at a recent meet
ing of the local directory is insisted upon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-20
FAVORS RECIPROCITY
The New Spanish Minister Desires Better
Trade Relations.

WASHINGTON, Nov IA - Some inter-
esting remarks bearing on reciprocity
were exchanged today on the occasion of
the reception of Senior Guanes, the new
Spanish minister to the United States by
President Harrison. Senior Guanes said
international exchange of products and
manufacturers between the United States
and Spain is surely one of
necessary laws that are based upon
the instincts and universal needs
of the present day and the greater the
difference between their customs, DISPOSE
tions and productions of their labor, so
much more necessary is it for nations to
come closer together and increase their ex-
changes. To maintc in these interests and
to contribute to their development shall be
the object of my most solicitous care :"
President Harrison in replying
said: at is most gratifying
that, in thus entering upon your mission
to express in the name of your sovereign
and of the Spanish nation, a warm desire
for a continued harmony of the relations
and intimacy of the intercourse between
the United States and Spain. Inspired by
like sentiments count upon your promis
ed aid in developing larger relations and
closer ties of amity and commerce which
both nations desire for their reciprocal
advantage
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-20
GIVE UP THE JOB.
Opposition of Students Forces a College
President to Resign

OTTUMwA, Iowa, Nov. I5.-The COM
mencement just closed at Ames college has
been a series of outbreaks on the part of
the students which today eliminated in
the resignation of President Chamberlain,
who has been very unpopular. Four
weeks ago the literary societies of tle
college passed amendments to their con
situations debarring Greek fraternity men
from becoming members of the societies;
the fraternity men withdrew and organic
ed another society. The other societies
then unanimouSly adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the granting of room to
the new society on the ground that it was
essentla. V a secret society. Secret soci-
ties being forbidden by the trustees, these
resolutions were presented to the board of
trustees. The literary societies refused to
allow members of the other society to
graduate with them. Several mass meet
lngS of the students were held eHd the
action of the president to the college was
condemned i'll the strongest terms The
feeling against the president was so in
tense that on Sunday last two-thirds of
the senior class with about two-ffths
of tie younger classmen ''bolted' the
baccalaureate sermon. The board of
trustees, it is understood, took such view
of the matter that President Chamberlain
resigned today.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-20
FEAT In MEDICAL SCIENCE.
DR.. kOch's Consumption Cure is Pro
nounced the Most Wonderful
Discovery Of the Age.
1t is Believed That a Remedy for Can
GER Will be Found in the
Near Future.
The German Education Bill Will Dis
pose Of the Question Of Re-
ligious Instruction.

BERLIN, Nov. 14-Prof Koch holds
supreme sway over public interest. The
publication Of his statement at home and
abroad has intensified the excitement and
messages are pouring IN from all parts of
Europe and America. Many medical
men, including English and Ameri-
can physicians, have been studying the
process under the aid of Prof Koch. IN
teresting reports Of the progress of the
treatment In many cases continue to be
made. To meet the pressure of cases an
otter hospital Is about 70 be established.
The secret of the composition of the lymph
has been communicated to Koch S Intimate
colleagues; also to Prof Weigart, of
Frankfort, DIR. Rast of the Hamburg hos
pital and Prof Nothgal, of the Vienna
university. Prof. Nothgal, in addressing
his students on the matter said that the
discovery has a far wider scope than Jen-
ner's discovery of vaccination and is
perhaps the grandest feat in the history of
medical science. Prof. Bilroth holds that
Koch S method places it beyond doubt that
a remedy will be found before long for can
GER. The only criticisms Of Koch's discov-
cry come from French medical men, some
of whom advise incredibly until the nature
of the remedy is fully known and scientific
proof is given of its effectiveness.
The leading feature OF the primary
education bill Of the government concerns
religious instruction. The Hill provides
thab every child shall be educated in its
own creed, and that classes in religious
knowledge shall be conducted by the re-
spective religious bodies, representatives
of such bodies in each community being
authorized to preside over classes. The
classes for instruction in the Evangelical
and Catholic creeds will be intrusted to
the parish pastor or priests.
The will af A1chdrke John, of Austria,
has been opened in Vienna. He leaves
everything to Milly Stubel, his morgantic
wife. The will will be contested as invalid
under the Austrian law.
The socialists were badly beaten in sew
eral communal elections the past week
The abolition of repression seems to be
weakening the party
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-20
LOST ENORMOUS SUMS.
The Barings of London are on the Verge
of Ruin.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-In an interview
this morning Thomas Barring said it was
true that the bank of England, the Roths-
childs and other large English banking
houses had agreed to guarantee the credit
of the Earrings to the extent of Ell, 00O,-
900. Banker Seligman. speaking of the
condition of affairs in Wall street,
said that he presumed if within
a reasonable time the market
takes a favorable turn here ana
abroad. The Earrings will take up a
collateral and go on as always No one
can say that this is the beginning of the
end of the Earrings, for the simple reason
that no one knows anything about it, The
Evening Post says that three months ago.
when the Argentine revolution first began
TO cripple the resources of the houses float
ing those securities, an examination of the
affairs of the Earrings showed a clear bl
ance of fifteen million pounds over and
above all liabilities A shrinkage of eleven
million pounds or say about ffty-fve
million dollars in three months. shows
what tremendous strain London finances
have been subjected to. The prospect of
of the value of these Argentine
securities is good 1t is reported that
meeting of the bank presidents of New
York is to be held between now and Mon
day morning to consider the financial sit
lation and determine upon a policy of con-
servatism of the events should justify or
necessitate a joint interposition in that
direction