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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
ELECTION NOTICE.
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6PECIAL ELECTI0N

cus llksx osssos.
c1rs of GRAss RArfps. NseA- Get =. is3i.
~ NE hiseters u tns ssia city Of ersnd
fAss Aossex-Ihal = special sssctlsa wiil
BE- he'd Ia sal4 city - UraQ1 Naples on Tues
aas. November A b. lssl. Sof the paree>e u
Firth esaxrs ssten4i asss1ies Of Aichlxan. te al
tie vscsney caused ~ The death et the hss.
Aesb>srss ii. kerd ass ace fsr shs paFpss< al
Rap az q III ne vse~aey czss<a b sss death
slssl.sa % " he'd sa fssssAy, the ,hua aAy
fslrter isks astice thas the following places
ceussli u ssia eiis 81 6raaa Rapids As tAs
ssss ssss sss sssssss % g. Il ala esss Il ssas kspss
fSss xssa. fi.i frssisss-xs. ln Els
Tlns = 80. ssseal Ppeemes-Na. Is drama
Firss wsrds isird frssaaet- 81. lr Grand
WE tsss lsss - r.as
vito asen1s. "A. g lulnstrs'sfrvit Aisrs
flst Mard, fifsh Pseciass-Ae. e4s south
fuss wsrS. nxsh rrsonct--As HetA 4 cA.s
store buiidirx. corner OF south pislsisn street
snd 5rnnd Rapids. Lansing and Detroit rail-
SsecnS Ward. First Preciaet No. "a ana ss
Ottawa street store formerly aoerried ~
Harvey 4 Heysiek)
seesad Mad. second Prscint-Ns. a North
pivistos stfest. Cummings carriage iAs'ors
third Ward. P,rss Preeines--At Ne. a. %
ana - South Disi sion STREET
drux store at No. s6s Cherry street
Third Ward. Third Pfecihci-At eftce Of
BeulsvaIe Lsers barn OF cherry Arset
corner Of Kent street. snd Crescent avenue.
ht.lesf~g store $50 esiledJ
Fourth Md. second presinet-basement
cfnumber lb7 OTTAWA street. tLseei tgert > build
Fourth Ward, Third Pr~oiaet- Northeast
corner ei kkst Bridge and clancy street.
Tiita n ard, First Pgeelnct-At south store
OF Saunders block tso called west see oi
| I9&.nueld aveoue. north Of Vuim ~ street.
ftfta " ard. Second ffeeiuet-So- ~ PlAin-
! neld avenue. finn's hail So cailea.J
Fifth Ward, Third freeinct-St south store
| OF Barnard htoek $50 caileda. east SIDE os vttA
| wa street, kpown as - Ottawa ntryet.
| sixth ward. First pfecinct-At No. & Al
pine avenue Eartel Jenker's block
| sixsh ward. second Precinct-At No. u
| West Leonard street.
Sixth Ward, Thra Precinct--At No. IS Yves;
| Lee iard street. Wi.mont block.
Seventh Ward, First Precinct-Germania
| Hall $50 caledl Front street
seventh Ward. Second precsnet-So. lsi
sevenih Ward. Third Prectnct-No. ss stock
Fl :hIh Ward. First Prefix c,-Turner hall $50
/ called Jefferson street.
| Eighth w ard. Second Prcctuct-po.ieh hall
| tao called. Jackson street.
Ninth Wafd, First Precinct-No. I5o West
Fulton etreet.
1 Ninth Ward. Second Preclnct-At building
on no1thtas; corner OF ST a.ght street aud
6uttcrWorth avenue. No Sst Straight str eet.
Tenth Ward. First Precinct--xo. ~; Jeffer-
| son avenue Herman Gre bei's store.
| Tenth Ward. Second prcclnct-At R!nrueffe
| hall. corner OF South Division street and Fifth
avenue.
| Tenth Ward. Third Precinct-No. Ga
| Wealthy avenue. Mels Ferguson's store.
| Tenth Ward. Fourth Prectnct-No. liO Bax-
| ter street.
Tenth Ward. Fifth Preclnct--At south east
| corner OF Madison averue and Adsms street.
( Attest: WILLIAM A. SHlNkMAS.
Clerk Of the city OF Grand RaptcA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

SHERIFF SALE-By virtue OF an execution
~ issued out Of and under the seal Of the
Circuit Court Of the County of Kent in the
State OF Michigan. attesied on the ya;h day Of
April. 4. D.. lssS to me directed and delivered
in IN vor NJ Nichols, Saepard aud company q
corporation existing under tue laws OF the
State OF Michigan. and against the goods and
ehattels and for want thereof then of the real
estate OF Henry n. Cooley. defendant therein
named. havc levied thereon and shall sx-
pose fcr sale at public auction or vcndue to the
highest bidder. Mt the south front entrance to
the Circuit Court rooms Court Block so called
In tho city of Grand Rapids. that being the
place OF holding the Circuit Court OF the county
wherein ss.d premises are situated. en- Safur-
day the 18th dsy OF November. =. D.. 1901. nj 10
O'Clock In the forsnooa o. said ay. the follow
ing described real estate iyiug and being in
the County OF Kent and State of Michigan.
described as follows. to-wit: The south one.
half ~, of the southeast quarter ca of section
fourteen Ia. and the south one halt "a of the
south half 20 Of the southwest quarter 90 OF
section thirteen ns,. all In town hve ts. north
OF range ter (i0l west. IN the town ship OF Gale
donix In said County OF Kent.
LOOMS X. BISHOP,
By Isaac L. Lamareaux. Sheriff Of Kent Co.
Under sheriff.
Dated October loih. A. d.. 1891. tu.il "a
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
Terms Of Circuit Court.

SrArE OF MICHIGAN.
SEvESrEESrs JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
We do hereby TX and appoint tho following
times for ho'ding the several terms ~ court
within and for the Ssyente enth Judic n Cir
cult for the ytsrs A. ID. 1872 and Is Keat
county:
Fti st Monday In March.
First Monday In May.
Fourth Monday in September.
Fourth Monday in December.
WM. Il. GROVE.
ALLEN &. ADSfT.
Cjrcu.t Judges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

tFf lrf<surtrt bf7rs.
Grand Herfds &teh-. Oct. Il. 5~i. I
retiee u hereby t1ven that tas assessrseuf
POLL ter tie eeBstrncstcn 81 ss~ef ir tre sisss
In bseek 81 Dexter Fracfton ffprn xzs feet
eenfh ef the eor-h fns ~ tsss Erl teesf e
(rs1eent1se tbtaee wtsss ~ Bos4~. * st ia
fhe eltv Of Grand Rapt1ss - nsw IN nv bends
aaa that e1H f>cssvs p1sfrrsst fherera So
ehe perfp1 ~ f~eats asyx frsyu tills date ~
fha es5eo Of the CITY Ire~<n-fr s*fe ffes.
WILLIAM HtEE
asvt Ci1s Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
TRAIN TIME Tables

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-
GEASS "A Is IkDIANA RATLkoAD
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irsia sfrNEx a SO = ~ eaAlys etesf
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

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cesee Htygrs. Hfch.- ffcf - lssf
y~e<ee Il k<~sfg Esves thsF fhe ss>~ssnsrf
poil fHr fs-> frr~sv-rerf ct tfIt n'lef ~ vees
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rrn<s r e<f Fnitar sffef - Pfs<'ts siie<. =
rev ~ vs h8a6s srs that VII r.
essp f-o~n = EstH sf fhe ofs~s of TIRE Cffy
WILLIAM HAEE
nes r CIfy 1rexsarer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
TREAsUREE's NOTICE.

City Treasures ONCE
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Oct. e. ISL
Notice Is hereby gwen That tue assessment
roll for the grading and graveling Of the alley
between North Lafayette street and North
Prospect street from Hssfing street "a Traw.
bridge street. In the city 81 Grand Rapids.
IL now In my hands and that I will re.
ceiye payment thereon for the period of twen.
" davs from this dste. at the once Of the
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov 10 City Treasurer,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
rREAsURyIs's NOTICE


City TresSsfer's Once.
Grand Rapids. " ch. Oct z. ISL
Notice IL hereby given that the asseSsfnent
rot fns the construction II sessf 81 " >ei
Biidse street from south Lane ssrnue te Mar
ton street. ia the city ef Grand faftds. = ass
~ ms hands, And that vii receive payHerl
thereon for the period ~ fwrsfs sAvs fr@tn
this fste. at The ofhct ~ the City Treasurer
WILLIAM HtEF.
asv III Ctr Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
rnKAsUnEn,s NOTICE.
CITY Tressu~r.. omrc

City Treasures once.
Grand Rapids Mich .scf. n Isei /
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for gradln nc and grayeifnx Ham tea street
from Wes; Leonard sff~~ef 10 >s.ffh tire 4 Il
new IN ny hands. and that will receive pay
menf thereon sor the per cd ~ twenty Aays
from this date. at the once Of the Treasurer.
City Hail
WILLIAM HkEE
nav II f3fv Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

City Treamrcr's once. /,

City Treasurcr's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. e. 1891.
Notice II hereby given that the s-sessmcni
roll for the consti nciion 81 sewer in Center
stree from sycamore street Il - feet souih n
of Piakeiey avenue. IN the city OF Grand Rap
lbs. Is now In nv hands. aud fhz; Will re
teive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty dsys fron, this date. at the Office OF
the City Treasurer. City Hal.
william HARE.
nov17 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03

In. taSe sbnrs va Gsevs an1 ~ rsnn-rfssn
eash she Ere noa y aiFs l.. y y. Rs forms tur
erlckest ard nos asfctf route = pttr<burx
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-03
rurrf,aNO sErT. eioi
xNo WEST MICHIGAN a'v.


GOING TO CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPIDS ssol am los pfn :sap n
AT CHIC Atso........-.-S..S pm 60 pga '1svasfn
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO -....r-.t 20 sm 90, I'm .,Spn
Ar. Gk'D RAPiDS-.s.a5 I'm lp.ie pm -e'foAn
IN Axp rgox BExrox Ma Roa. ~. 5ostr3 AkD ~
rxnfsssrsIis.
Lv. Grand Rapids 90 am 'ns rm u ;N,pn
Ar. Grand Rspids..-o.ie am $50 pm io.Npia
TO s>p r7ox srssgeoS.
Iv GR o.aD sm l.fs pm s.sg pm Sc pn
Ar. q. IL. i0:;s an s'as pm 400 pm
To Asp rrop nASIsTrr AID rrkvKEsr CTR.
Lv. Grand Raplfs....---.--...,, Z = avn 90 ~
ar Grand Rsnds s...........itfis rm fss pfa
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
3etween Grand Rspie. ara shiesre--N ar..e,
slsrpers--leavs Srand kspids ,i.s D, ga
ieayr Chicago II ~ y. ~. Drawing hooin ,sls
Leave Grand bap.ts 10, J.. H. icsff M.
caro- /. a. pm. Free Chsif Cars besfe efane
Rsntdss.al am. cnse chiesre esen sai.
Between ssfand ksaids and indisns'o1s-
Sleeping asc shkif aF-sseasc> FaRa hhpias
txeenf Safu.dss. II .3S y. Ia leaves iDai-ta-
ucits except Supda,. F.tS y. Va
Brl-esn tstsna Kspias saa AAnisicr--frfs
Chair Cag-i.eaves sirana hsfiss o.is pin
leaves Msnlstee s;is an.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
Personals and BriefA

General stith Boiling, postmaster OF Fe'eiS-
hurg. was In the city yesterday
The rehearsal for the Lady Washington leu q,
Party Viii take place at Monticello han to-ua' "'
1870 p. ri.
AZ " q Copeland, of the Danyille hegister,
,eft for homo this morning AFTER Drlel 'i''' W
Richmond.
Keysville Banner and ARIdHes: MISS riT,ge
ro,e ~ Pheasant Grove, ID on Visit 10 rei"''0'
ia Richmond.
NJ II. Lewis, Of Newport News, was IN , .no
city yesterday, having 0ON'' "
who Is quito sick.
q,,. Norfolk Landmark reports that Messrs. D.
n. ~ ThnS,on and C. II. Hasker, OF hichihohu'
we're In that city on THURSDAY
A 0enaral meeting Of the ladies interested N
a., carnival do Ia Mer will be heid AZ tne LVI,S
Mems Christian Association on hohuaS 'n' AVN
at IL A. NJ.
,y.aa,u was in Washington yesterday
Sunso rect al back to-day. 1t Is said that bls
pus +" ~ something 70 do with the appeAiu''
judgeshlp. III II
a.. f.nancery Court yesterday MI. W. ~.
mn IN ~ cnsIiied as administrator OF tne es.a'o
y, perciyal 8. Grant. His personal es'a'e % 'e''
ued at $1,000. ~,
The Apopka Fa Adranee says: ns s Uaf from n,
Derby, daughter OF the aSs, Wait. She has
pichmond, Va, on lew weehs 49, '''N
NJ NJ, hsen IN Florida before for SIX years
-, AZ o,annan. Of the Norfolk pGgln,an,
me- ,h,ongh The city last night en rosss ,, ~
R asso,n where ne goes % attend nne iuno-
W W, ~ pIs %iies brother, Mr.. Willie ksyil
"a 81 ro twelve lodges . Of SSSd ae an
p,srs IL the city Of Richmond Y W p Constable
ssmolee oi ann Joseph H. shepherd, secretary.
1900, Aee Of A. n. aud A. d. ceieDfesya
kano9 .pn,nsn anniversary last night 40 snas
,e,ss lafayette was elected an hs sisned his
, nep n 1924, and the book IN VINO" ~
name Is still In the loaso' ,or panvtlle 20
ROY Dr. Goodwin rsaI , IF Mr. Mr. Allan Robertson.
ssan .otaceonst o. that ely, wn'v win re-
axe place THE afternoon. ,.,i pr; . sunday.
urn "a time 70 Occupy his po'p's o-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
DEATHS.

VADEN.-D on the 18th, in New
York city, Miss BELL Walden.
Funeral from Union depot at 8:45 A. nj.
TO-DAY. All friends are invited to at
tend.
WORMELY.-Died, at the residence
of her husband, No. 1903 High street,
March 18th, SUSAN E., beloved wife OF
Cary Wormely aged thirty-six years.
Farewell, dear husband. do not weep,
For oh, hear my Saviour speak!
He Is calling me from earth away
Where there's no night but all Is day.
Farewell, dear husband, it's hard to part,
You were the comfort OF my heart.
Lay me gently in the grave,
My soul has gone TO Him who gave.
Dear husband and sou, alas. farewell,
The pains bore no tongue could tell;
| trust in Heaven again we'll NEE.
And worship at our Saviour's feet.
By A FRIEND.
The funeral will take place at Pine
Street Baptist church SATURDAY, March
4th, at 8 O'clock z. M. Friends and ac-
quaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
MAKING WHIsKeY IN "PUReAToRY."
Destroyed-Robert Edwards shot
While Trying to Escape.

Observation-Disclosures Edwards Shot
While Trying to Escape.
fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c., March 13.-The revenue
officers have been stirring up the Moon
sinners in Duplin county, and went to
an appropriate place after these gentry.
They found them at Purgatory. Deputy
Collector w. j. Polk returned here to-day
after quite an exciting raid in that section;
Deputy-Marshal Zach. Rhodes snot and
one of the leading Moonshiners. The still
had been found and cut up, but the
men who had operated it were in hiding.
Rhodes came up with one OF them cd
wards) and arrested him.
SHOT IN THE BACK.
As they were passing through gateway
Edwards tried to escape. and dlsengaging
himself from Rhodes, fed. He was shot in
a second, the bullet entering the back.
Edwards is a brother of a man who last
wear robbed the mails in that section. The
Dosse near Sarecta, in the same county, cap
fured another still. and with 1t its owner,
Albert Baker. This still was DESTROYED
with 600 gallons of beer and 100 gallons OF
and secreted by the Moonshlners as rapidly
as made.
oUARRELLED.
The Moonshiners quarrelled among
themselves and destroyed the still of John
4. Mobly. The latter is under bond for
appearance at court. Inquiry was made
today of revenue officers as TO the status
az moonshining now in this district. They
saw il is rapidly diminishing. Public SEN
timeut grows stronger ana stronger
against il year by year. In Onslow there Is
vet great deal of IT,
NEARLY CEASED.
In I,enoir. where few years ago u was
very common, 1t has nearly ceased. Many
neople are afraid to tell what they know
about the moonshining, as they, know, the
illicit distillers will in revenge burn their
houses, kill their stock, or even murder
them.
RAILROADS CHARTERED.
The following are the most important OF
the many railways chartered by the Legs
ieture lust adjourned Norfolk, Whining
TON and Charleston; Brunswick, western
and Southern: Oxford and Coast-Line
Wilson and Carolina; Danvile and West
arm, johnson City and Greensboro; North
Carolina. Cleveland, Chattanooga and Day
ton Plymouth, Washington and hlnston
Hot Springs, Webster and Savannah !:
Asheyiile. Cranberry and Pulaski CITY !;
South Carolina, Seaboard and western; ;
Csyoiina Greenyille and Northern; Allan
nc and Western; Carolina and virginia !;
Danyille and Eastern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
AN ANNUNCIATI0N.
CHARLES STEWART pARNElL TO THE
IRISH PEOPLE OF AMERICA.
Introducing the Parneliite Envoys TO This
Country-"A Experienced and Able
Patriots o-Generai Notes.
TBy Anglo-Americap cable 20 ,ho pIspasch.I

fBy Anglo-American cable to the DIspatch.l
LONDON. ENGLAND. March 13.--The fol-
lowing manifesto was issued by Mr.. Par
nell this evening: HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FBrKAY. March 1910 The Irish People Of
America: Fellow ountrymen, In 1880
and subsequent years you assisted me
powerfully by your influence upon Ameri-
can public opinion and with your gene
rous financial support TO create the great
movement of the Land Leagues. without
your aid. so freely given and so constantly
maintained, Ireland could not for one mo-
ment have made head against her oppres-
sors. still less could she have attained the
singular position of power and the pro,
misc of success which she has occupied
during the last FIVE years.
AT the instant when victory seemed near
and certain the hasty and meddlesome IN
reference of English politicians IN the
complex organization of our party, and
movement aided by a sudden panic among
some young new recruits, eagerly seconded
by few malcontents, office-seekers. aud
enyious persons who crept into our ranks.
temporarily destroyed the unity. OF our
forces and sapped the independence Oh
many Irish representatives.
1T now becomes my task to restore this
unity and reconstruct our movement, top
ping off all unsound material and taking
effectual precautions against the admis-
sion in the future into our army or any
weak, treacherous, self-seeking elements.
Fortune has unveiled this danger and
given space for this reconstruction before
the general election, and the disclosure has
brought about a realization OF the lnsuI-
ficiency of Mr.. Gladstone's proposed solu-
ton of the situation to secure the leglti:
mate liberty, happiness, and prosperity OF
your brothers and sisters OF Ireland: ms
disclosure was timely and all-important.
" The delegates who, at my request, are
now crossing the ocean to your shores are
well qualified with experience, ability, ana
patriotism to fully explain and defend my
position, which all that is sound, coura,;
geous, and reliable at home have assumed
with me at this crisis. / commend them
to your hospitality, and l am confident
that you will extend 10 them most favor
able reception and hearing.
ALL wELL-TRIED SOLDIERS.
They are each and all well-tried SOL
diers, who have constantly distinguished
themselves in our war against coercion and
British misrule, and who, despite intimi-
dalton and influences of the most I'M
scrupulous and far-reaching character,
have bravely defended me during these
dark and trying moments.
With q confidence even greater than IN
1890 appeal to you once more 70 ASSET me
in quelling this mutiny and disloyalty to
Ireland, to help me in securing really in
dependent Parliamentary party, 80 that we
may make one more. even though II be our
very last. effort TO win freedom and pros
perity for our nation by constitutional
means.
Your faithful servant,
"CHAHLEs STEWART PARNELL."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
verdict for the Defcndant-Chureh Tru..
tees--Suing tho CITY.

The CITY. Circuit Court was engaged Yea.
Syeraay IN the trial Of the case of Jones ne
serkinson- The plaintiff contracted 10 build two
, nous@s Tor the defendant for 81 200. When the
a., sa were completed Jones presented bin for
s-,oVO, claiming that the 1900 excess was for
enras Parkinson agreed 70 pay 81 900, the
on called Tor In the contract claiming that
ne owed nothing for extras Suit was bron ght
30, ,S tne 500, The alleged balance due Tho case
was submitted 10 the jury withoutar argument ana
kins0n. ''0Nu"n'' Fat-
Judge Wexford directed an order 20 be enter-
81, appointing Messrs George ID. Haryood. v.
nne9nSler, Jr, w. 4. Heckler, II. A. Atkinson, G.
"a Hacker, Joseph Il. Folkes, Charles X. Brauer.
>. +. Woodbridge, and John w. Braun trustees ~
Onlon-statlon Methodist Episcopal church, South.
DeitI1ck Brothers - Samuel b. Kicks Judg-
mont for GAS. 'N"s
Adolph w. Francke through Mr.. Cask,e as
counsel, instituted suit against the city OF Rich
mond Tor $4,000 The declaration alleges that
on the night OF February .Sth the plaintiff rode
INTO pile OF bricks left ON Ninth street between
Leigh and NJ, unguarded and without aLy dan
ger signal, and that by his horse falling be was
badly injured and cut about the hands, should
ers, back, and spine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
THE SUEVlA ADRlFT.
Nobody Knows Exactly where-She Is Dis
abied-Rfforts 20 Find Her.

Nobody Knows Exactly where-She Is Dis
abied-Rnorts 20 Find Her.
IBy Authorization cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, Exa., March 13.-The amburg-
American Line steamer Sueyia, westward
bound, is drifting about the English chan
mel, nobody knows were. She was report
ed disabled yesterday sixty miles off the
Lizard with heavy easterly gale blowing
and q rough sea. A powerful sea-golng
tug was sent after her, but the tug had
such rough weather that she was Obliged
to put in at Falmouth without finding the
Suevia. The latter vessel was spoken
Tuesday afternoon by small channel
steamer named the Acme. which could dc
nothing TO help the Suevls, but took her
tug. Another tug left Southampton to-
day TO search for the Suevia. The trouble
with the Suevia was a broken valve in her
low-pressure engine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14

children. He was M on. TIM.
prominent truck-farmer near this "a very
subsequently moved here. and had .;, ~.
oeen engaged as guard at the peniteniis'
~, where bis death occurred.
ne Yves found dead in the box ON tba
northwest corner of the prison wall aho o,rs
4 o'clock yesterday morning when thc "a
nei-guard went 20 take his place. III, Ell ho A.,
pore no marks of violence and nc seemea
quite stiff. '''i'o ~ nc was
v, coroner or Taylor, having been summoned
morning, but did not hold AN inona ~ 'ne
raj causes. i0euileu from natn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
ELECTRlcITYATTHEC COLLEGE.
Several Appliances TO BE Exhibited nj
Professor Winston's Next Lecture.

Superintendent Trafford. of the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company, is
arranging 70 run wires temporarily out TO Rich
the Dynamo next Tuesday night Colonel Cut
shaw has kindly given his consent. Mr.. Trafford
Will also furnish a regular street-car motor
which will be shown In actual operation, running
q dynamo and producing a current Electric
lights, meters, and other electrical contrivances
Of the practical commercial kinds will also be
shown and explained.
A new motor Of Richmond manufacture, called
the Bluford motor, will be exhibited and set to
work. DR.. Burton will also have some of his
heaters on hand In operation.
Altogether, an instructive and practical exhi-
bition and lecture may be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
Destructive Floods in Russia.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, March 13.-The floods
which followed the recent heavy snow
storms have destroyed one half of the win
ter crops in many places in Southwestern
Russia. The Vistula has overfiowed ITS
banks and has inundated great part OF
Warsaw. The inhabitants of that city are
in dire distress owing to the floods. the Sc
verify Of which can be judged from the
fact that the ramparts which form q part
of the Notifications have been in part de-
stroyed by the rising waters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-14
Sixty Dass for Reconsideration.

While there Is some discussion among
the members of the Board of Aldermen as
TO whether or not the ordinance to reduce
the price of gas required two-thirds vote
in order to pass, President Dickerson Is
still firm in his position that he was right
in ruling that two-thirds vote was neoes-
sary. As the announcement of the vote
was not questioned the matter admits of
no discussion unless reconsideration is
had, which can be done any time within
sixty DAYS.