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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-11
TUESDAY. AUGUST II, 1891.
SIX PAGES.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Major f. p. Cook, Mr.. Hugh Bates. Mrs. Wig
ellsworth, Mrs. NJ. ]. Patterson and child Of
Mr. George c. Davis died.-1he Board Of AL
dermen met-Church notices.-The Methc-
dist and Baptist Sunday.schoo societies met
Major Fred. Scott has returned.
VIRGINIA
johnson Walker, railway fireman. was badly
hurt at Alexandria by an engine yesterday.-
eeveral Malone RepuAhcans of Alexandria will
visit Mshone at Petersburg to-day.-Mrs
Samuel MGR orkle died at Lexington yesterday
-. A. Motley, farmer near Danville, killed
bis nephew for trespassing on his farm
George Armistead, of Campbell county, COM
mitted suicide Saurday.-1he Farmers
Alliance Of Montgomery county has nomi-
mated Republican for the House OF Delegates
Judge Horsley, OF Lynchburg has rendered q
decision ruling out the coupon cases in the Cir
cult Court.
NORTH CAROLINA
The report that the stimail on the Coast Line
was 10 be discontinued is denied.-The annual
session Of the North Carolina Alliance will be-
gin at Morehead City to-day-The massive
lrick front of Trinity College. Durham. has
fallen in. and is a mass of ruins.-A negro Jail
bird in the Wake county jail made a murderous
attack on the jailer Sunday.
NEW YORK
Mr.. William T. Croasdse. editor Of The Stand
nrd, died.--A girl was found strangled in Long
Island City.-The steamship Europe of the
National Line, lost two of her propeller blades
in mid ocean.--Richmond Terminal stock
showed signs of recuperation.-The extreme
heat caused much fatality.-Three steamships
from Europe brought in s22 immigrants.--There
ere now ten patients at the Pasteur Institute
GENERAL
The heat for the past few days has been in
tense all over the country-In the Northwest
the heat eliminated into terrific rain storms.
Stephen Ryan, the dry goods merchant Of
Atlanta who failed, has offered thirty cents on
the dollar 10 all Of his creditors-Soveral IA |
tai explosions occurred in portions of the United
States yesterday.--D. b. Wall was killed by
negro name Reed at Norfolk Landing, Miss,
Saturday.-The Wnstons defeated the Wash. |
tngtons on the diamond at Raleigh yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
IN The DEPARTMENTS.
Weekly Routine OF the Police aud Fire
Departments.

weekly Routine OK the foitce ana Fire
Departments.
At the meeting of the board of police
and fire commissioners yesterday after
noon few bills were audited and
ordered paid. The secretary reported
that the sum of sii.72 received as wit
ness fees by policemen had been turned
over TO the city treasury.
Upon request of James Geary, of the
Wonderland, X. II. Hitler was APP
pointed special policeman at the mu-
scum.
Marshal LEMON announced that
Frank Van Steinburg had been trans
ferred from the position OF lieutenant
~ No. engine house To captain at No.
o: that Titus Van Hiestema, driver of
No. hose cart, to the position of pipe
man of No. . hose cart; that Captain
Richard Roberts of engine house No. l,
was transferred to the same position at
engine fouse No. Z.
Isaac Sonke was promoted from the
lIeuknancy of No. | hose wggon 10
captain OF the same, vice Roberts
transferred. John Connors and Charles
Spencer were promoted to full pay
pipemen of Nos. and hose cart re-
spectively.
Alderman Carpenter appeared before
the board aud presented the claims of
the residents III the vicinity OF Hall
street for police protection.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Who Are Going uithcr. Thith
Ana Ypn

People Who Are Going Hither, Thithsr
and Yon.
Mrs. Fox and son Ray of Freeport
are visiting friends IN tins city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Martin are ex-
pected home from the east this week.
F.A. Onderdonk and wife are spend :
iry few days with friends in Battle
Greek.
Mrs. George +. Hubbard of Grand
Haven Is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. Horton.
Mr. Freeman Godfrey end his son
sad daughter, will leave for Arizona
next week to spend the winter.
Miss Puss Germaine of Traverse City,
is the guest OF. Conductor Tomlinson
and family during the holidays.
Mrs. w. J. Jones and daughter Hazel
of Big Rapids are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. l.. Irish OF West Fulton stIe 4
for few days.
Prof. c. G.. Swensberg went 10 Chi
cago yesterday to meet his daughter
Bertha, who . returning from school
for The holidays.
Mrs. {. III. De Ruyter has returned
from New York. where che has been
spending two months with her sister,
Mrs. .. |. Tar..e.
Mrs. VIM. Halsay and son Freddie
have gone 10 Denton. Texa.. TO spend
feveral weeks with Mrs. Halsay's sister,
Mrs. +. j. Gates.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

The Pastors utii Asfsapk Moral nefoxsa
rassash TIA eouaesl
81 understand your detectives are
up Leonard's bali posters TO
prevent them from posting up sugges.
tive or obscene Ltaographs,'
said Superintendent OF Police
Eastman, ''l:has been decided that ali
due measures viii be adopted TO pre-.
vert the demorai,xng OF small boys
an1 glrls. and in fact. adults, OF boin
sexes. Tne ministers conference has
been touching the matter up lately
which IS the reason tor tho present &C.
linty. The whole question. l think
WAS aroused by the discussion which
arose over keeping the tneaters open
sunday. Mayor Uhl has been looking
up the law on this point-i doa't know
how far IL goes"
"Wlll prosecution be carried so far rs
TO prevent opera and hurlesque com
panies tTosa wearing tights on the siagel
IL seems % me that one IS as deprayeL i
as the other"
"As TO that | cannot say. No one Is
compelled 90 20 10 tho tneater. while
with tue oil boards all are forced to
see these immoral pictures. No one
Will be allowed TO post them up under
pain OF being arrested"
There Is now movement on foot,
inssigated by the pastors OF the city, ~
bring such pressure to bear upon the
council taxt al ordinance will be
adopted prohibiting the wearing of
tights by females upon the stage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
CLEANED ON THE MARKET.
roin.s and Pointers for Women ans
Stewards


Stewards.
Celery is quoted oy retail at Csc. .
bunch.
Apples continue weak at 75c. and
$l.S5 a bushel.
Hay is quiet and prices rule steady at
SIS and SIS ton.
Butter Is firm and demand good for
choice lots at % aud 24c.
Honey is scarce and in demand. Gro
GERS retail u At zoe. pound.
Eggs are quoted lower. Cold starage
ranges from Is TO 20c. dozen.
Clover seed remains firm and 10 IN
demand a. 81. GO and $40 a bushel.
Wheat Is quiet and without change
In quotations. The market remains at
SSe.
Ruckwh eat has moderate trade At
a5c. hushel. Flour remains steady a.
81 per cwt.
The demand for miidlings is light
aud the market is dull at $2i . ton to
consumers.
Craps. Malaga, are selling at 25c. q
pcand; oranges, 20@sS5c. dozen;
lemons, &c.
Corn is itsis weaker. The market
has declined lc. bushel. The supply
"a far a. 4jc.
Poultry "a in fair demand. Prices re-
main Gfm at 7easc. for fowls and
IGtFlic. Tor turkeys.
cats are steady with . strong de-
nisnd. Prices are steady wlthous ma
tertal charge st IS cents.
Beef 3 steady and unchanged from
previous Quotations. The ruling prices
rsnsc from s4.5o to 81 per cwt.
The receipts of hogs are increasing
ard prices are weakening. The out
SIDE kmIs IN quotations 10 $3.50 cwt.
tssme il plentiful and prices are
steady. The following quotations are
10 consumers Wild ducks, soc, par
tfdgss. 45c.; qusiis. zoc.; doves. s5c-.
sf&ilsrI ducks. Soc: Wild turkey. lse- =
round; grouse &c. each
The fsh rsrket is without special fea-
ture VITA the following quotations 10
consumers, nsl ent, 2ec.: cediish. i5e-;
Founders, lac; msckeral, 2fc.; iob-
ssers. ane-. red snsl pers. Ise.s white
fish. i2ic-; trout, Tees pike. l2tc--
pike = scarce ard precs nigh; perch.
loc, black hsss, l5c.; eets, lse.: oys.
tsrs. SEC, 4sc., eoc. ausrt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notlce-Tn future the TxLKeRiM- HxEAtp Will
publish, under this head. only sach notices as
are sent 20 this Office each week. not later
thar iday afternoon. This Is done 10
avoid r.istakes ana duplicate notices.
In q ese announcements usual services"
or "he urs mean that the norl..ng service oc-
ours af l0:So u M. and evening service AZ ;uV
y. m.
Grace Church-Rev. John Brewster Hubbs.
rector. Holy communion nj :; morning prayer
aud sermon at lU..U; eyeEin- prayer and ser
mon att. Seats free. Services Christmas day
AT and l0:op.
pastor. services az the usual hours. Mornin.
topic. stay and Grace" Evening subject
NOM Young peoples meeting at 9.
South Congrsgational-Rev James L. smith.
pastor. ;. ryices at l0:50 and o clock. Morn-
Ing. Rev. Dr. Poole. author OF "Anglo-lsrael.
will prcacn on Prophecy" Evening preach.
ins hy the pastor. Subject: The Morhins Oh
Waking." Christian Endeavor at6 O'Clock.
Salvation Army-No. Q Pearl street. a. IN.
knee drills 1880 a. m. holiness meeting; ) p.
M, family gathering: $ p. M. salvation meet
Ing. Aelt. and Mrs. Egner In command.
Seventh Day Adyentists-Eider l. q. Moore.
corner Island and south Division streets. sun
day afternoon. Subject; Character Build
ing."
The New Church-Rev. George Henry Dole.
pastor. Morning services at 1880. Evening
service at o'clock. Mo. ming subject: 'charcn
Forms and Rites" Evening subject: @lhs
True Theory of Great on" Sabbath school siid
adult c.ass ut the ciosc of the morning service.
Lecture Wednesday evening postponed.
Fountain street Baptist Church-Rey J. l..
Jackson. ID. D., pastor. Usual services morn
ing aud evening. Morning subject: An
Echo from the School OF scandal" Evenin.
subject: ''rae Carpenter OF fNazereth."
Smith Memorial Church-Morning service
at 10: 80; preaching by by the pastor. IL. A. Me
Iutyre. sunday. school at noon. Y. L. :. &. 4.
meeting at y. M Evening service at 1sp. II.
Subject: sunday as u Means OF Education.
The Pastors Conferences OF Grand Rapids
will meet at the Y. ". c. A. rooms next Mon
dav. December II, at 1880 y. m. when paper
will be read by the Rev. X. Y. Goodmxn on
The Song OF Solomon y.ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
HOUSE COATS,
LOUsGING ROBES,
BATH ROBES,
MACINTOsHES.
New lines 70 shes.
GARDINER & BAXTER.
BREAKFAST ssey,rles

Brief Paragraphs csnsersiaS Minor
Ness ef sA. p4s ss.ssraay.
The nnishlng touches were put on
the eau OF TIE court house tower yea
tegd4y.
Work has heen resumed on st.'
Mary's psrochfsi school aud viii be
continued until the present funds are
exhausted. =
You can buy . fine gold watch Xmas
psSseat for your vie, tor one dollar
per week, Al Thompson Bros No. iiS
West Bridge street.
The Republican league and the Re-
publican Newspaper association held .
business meeting yesterday. Nothing
OF pubic Importance wasaone.
A. W. Rush 4 Son have completed
plans for residences for Ill. ;. West. on
Fountain street, and for Geo. H. VIII
mot, 10 be built on the corner of Turner
and Elseaih ssrests.
Eleven car loads OF stone have been
delivered at the county farm for the
poor house foundation walls. it Is ex-
sected that the material viii ali be de-
livered Within ten days.
The management OF Redmond's
opera house will donats part OF the
proceeds of sunday nights entertain
ment 10 the Children's home society,
Ant the money Will be distributed
aasong the worthy poor.
The Masonic Mutual Benefit associa-
ton held meeting Thursday evening
and allowed death claims 10 the amount
of S600A This makes $4,000 that has
been allowed during the past two
months. and the ASSOCIATION has S16,-
600 in cash still on hand.
The sisters in charge of st. Andrews
paroehlal school have tor some time
been preparing and drilling the boys
Of the school tor an entertainment to
be gwen early IN January. is will be
something new and of the most UNIQUE
order. 1t will be held in ST, Andrews
school hall.
G. III. Pelton 4 Co., have the contract
for erecting bridge to connect the old
aud new buildings of the Grand Rapids
Veneer works on Front street. The
bridge will be two stories III height, with
a single span of seventy-two feet. When
completed this VIII be..the longest single
span sridgein the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
WEIGHT roa Tne WAGONS.

A Valuable Tip 90 Purchasers from
sesIsr Launssrs.
The sealer OF weights ard measures
says that people who are buying hay
and coal during wet a nd muddy weather
should insist GA having the wagons re-
weighed. The weight OF these vehicles
Is taken when they are dry and the
buyer ia wet wealth or Is Ioser TO tie
aaiount OF 100 or l5o pounds OF what
ever material he purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

tnings as senreseated III Treasurer
sosen. fheFe are . great lasay eot-
STANDING accounts that ara considered
10 BE- WORTHLESS, bus they tis;nk there
are snoasa eolseetAble eelsnqusrts 10
tide the assoc a.ioa over the present.
stslBgeney. The COMMITTEES recon
mended that the names Of the dslin-
Quents De read az the next meeting and
al who refuse 10 pay b. saed IA tae
courts. Eeoaonay Is sdsssed. eSRes-
ally IA the kltehsn, anu L Is even sag-
g~sied that the kitchen he Gropped en-
tirely and their supplies be tsken from
the restaurant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

va furnished ~ the board OF public
WORKS ter tse1sy -koar ineA nssan,
Fuaalng frem the river to Esss sfre1t.
Ihs estimate uas asout So 90, AMI
the matter was referred - tae COM
nalEfc ea sewers. ia whose hands il
died a lngefing DEATH The popul q.
tion IS rapidly saereassag IN this nS.ga-
loTscod, ana tbs Necessity for sllca an
Improvement becomes every Gay more
nrsent. The pei tloaers Low want gbe
trunk sewer extsaded "a Ear eastward
As tiae brsexyasd. and they via make
= strenuous effort % arouse the eoan-
e.. 70 action. The Contemplated Eaasn
vii Be constructed for sewage only
and toe storm water will be carried
into coldbsoox creek by special con.
cu.l1.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Now pinkIQc "a per barrel; new
u0U tvntVo Sauer kraut $3.50 per
barrel. kuLEAN's GROCERY.


BY the absorption of the Chicago &
Atlantic railway between Maroon and
Chicago, the ERIE has at last effected
Its entrance into Chicago. and now &C.
cupies the proud position of being the
only line between Chicago aud New
York entirely under one management.
One result of tins Is the arsaugems Mt
whereby all the through trans OF the
Erie are .iow run solid between Chicago
and New York without change. Pas
sengers holding through tickets. whether
first or second class. are able 10 go
from Chicago 10 New York without
changing cars.
Pu.lman's most modern Sleeping
Cars are run on all through trains VIA
this line, and on their Vestbulc Linz
tied, Pullman's Dinirg Cars. No extra
fare charged on THIS train. Ia fact.
the rates via the ERIE are lower than
via any other route tfenng equal
facilities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
BOUND FOR MISTY SCOTLAND.
A Cargo OF Maple Logs shipped from
Michigan.

+. b. Munshaw Il Co. will ship a
consignment OF maple logs next week
from their mills at Kingsley to Glas-
gov, Scotland. The consignment will
consist ot five car loads and will be
sent direct to James Kennedy q Co.
The logs are to be used for manufac-
turing rolls with which 10 stamp prints
and the various kinds OF cloth. The
freight on the shipment will amount to
S5i per thousand. and the timber de-
ivered at Glasgow will be valued at
S75 to 500 a thousand. TnIs is believed
to be the first Shipment Of maple logs
from Michigan To that company. The
expense OF shipping from here 10 Balti-
moro will exceed the amount from that
point to Glasgow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
AZ the Prohibition Ciab.

The Prohibition clab mas prepared an
interesting program for their meeting
this evening, to be held in Good TEN
plar's hall IN the McMul,en block.
President Z. w. Fellows will make the
opening address. Master Audry Col
vin and Miss Lena Hodgson will give
recitstions. Vocal music will be ren-
,lered by Miss Helen Gray, and Miss
Annie iIogadone wilt play the piano.
iddresses will he made by b. j. Colvln
aud Miss Mia +. Tupper.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
=. NJ. g. a.

Meeting for young men Sunday afternoon
at 4o'cieck. All YOUNG men are cordially In
yited To attend.
Depot-Gosoei meeting and song service will
be held in the Uuioa depot NJ S:l5 p. IN. TO
which everybody Is Welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Camn,endabIe

Ali Claims not CONSISTENT with the
hign character of Syrup of Figs are
purposely avoided by the California Fig
Syrup company. Ii acts gently on the
kidneys, hver and bowels, cleansing
the system effcctually, hut it Is not q
cure-all and makes no pretensions that
every bottle will not subsiantiate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Causaxiaus Dissa.sa

Lydia Fitch. No. sos Canal street;
James Goodrich. No. los Scrsbner
street, scarlet fever. pieter Moselaar,
Oakland ayenue. whooplng cough.
Mrs. A. Nicholas, No. isl Third ave-
nue.; Augustus Nicholas. No. l5t Third
avenue; Baby ehetnssl. No. POI Sew
enih street, diphtheria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Tell your frien Is that Hartman has
gone into the retail furniture business
at hls new building on Ottawa street.
and that he handles the finest line of
speclalties IN furniture in the city and
sells at lowest prices for cash.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
THE REV. SMITHS LECTURE.
An Edsfying Entertainments Given q
the south CONGREGATIONAL Church.

the south Congregational Church.
The South Congregational church
was we'll filled last evening and the
audience highly entertained by the
Rev. James +. Smiths lecture on
James Russell Lowell. or American
Manhood" A pleasing entertainment
was gwen preceding the lecture by
Mrs. Myrtle Koon Clergyman, Miss
Lottis Waddell and Will Lang which
consisted OF several literary and mus.
lcal numbers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Secretary Kinsey of the Improvement
board has received word from Grand
Haven, Ionia, Coopersville, Saranac
and Lowell that delegations from those
places Will attend the great mass meet
Ing To be held in Hartmsns hall on the
evening of the 22nd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

east OF Csnfsld janeti1n on baffsso
dssixoa. Tlcxess vii he sold foT lhese
excursions Deeeasber 81. - and -
good for return up - sna Inslaaang
January ., lSsa. For tartasr parted.
lars apply Al depot or City unlce, y
Monroe street.
L. CAMPBELL. City Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Grand sIlpIg sale , Sss.,ss S e.s.llss. aas'''

Everything in season in the way OF
Oysters, Fist and Game can be found
at Dettentha.ef's, No. III Monroe
street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

R~~Ns~-t. ef <efaa~sss valley sfamss
ing rer sanuary Privileges

INA Zee sanftary FffFrfeees
The people sno i've IN ths eoldhroek
valley and Ga the sdiuiaing Slopes ara
hpsinaing 10 slanaos for tFunk ssssr
np he vsllev ta favnssa an ousiss for
tRe sslesals they nlast fson ssssd-
I.sst srrsnR petition sss pre~nsed -
tie esuncil s.kiag Tor snea an 'ns.
pru uysnssas, and as estimate OF eosf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
q EXCURSIONS at Half Rates,

Canadian Excursions at Half Rates.
The d.. q. III. Il N. railway company
have arranged tor a half iare excursion
TO all stations on Grand Trunk railway
in Canada except to stations cast OF
Hamilton on Southern division and
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Opening Evenings Now ''f,'ss Sas'.,
Is Canal street.

Cash will purchase furniture at Hart
mans to better advantage than at any
place in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

House Goats, Jaan. Jackets, ;, robes and
L. w. DUN & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

A Healthy and Delicious Beverage,
Menier Chocolate. Learn tn make q
real cup of Chocolate by addressing
'Mcnier,' New York, and get free
sample with directions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Office Desks esa''ss ss.s ss 'iIsa'a. s.s".s. e.
new furniture rooms on Ottawa street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

"A Girls" NlV. Sy s,i M, 5, H1mslls %ses
more attractive ii read in one of those
comfoi table chairs purchased at Hart.
mans new furniture rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Foot form SLIPPERS S'ss,sa !: css.l'.s' Ssi'-

Remember that you eau ind Mr..
Geo. d. Henrik at iiartmsn's Muse
House, No. "a IA leo Ottawa street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

| Those In Doubt ss for what rar's,@s. 's say
gifts should visit uartman's. No. % to
100 Ottawa street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names residences when outside the city and
ages of the parties;
Age.
Nsizih Skaf and Fomam Flies ea32
John Taylor. Lowell. Mich. and Coral.
Bede.l South Boston. .Mtch................-.-2l-?2
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

FInrid2 1ran0pe nice and sweet,
ttuiiuu uiaiisoOS 20 and &c per
Dozen kfLTFA~'s GRocEgy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
owAsHTANoNc CLUB FINANCES.

The Comm,ttee Appointed to Examine
the Socks MAKE . Report
The committee appointed by the
Owashtanong club to examine the
books, have finished the work and re-
port that they found the condition of
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
New ErapoTaled Apples sssss. sss ss: T:
pounds Tor 25e; new Dried Peaches loe
Ter pound. kILIEaS's GEocxKl.


A postal card addressed 70 "Menser. =
New York, Will secure you sample Of
thear delicious imported chocolate with
directions for using.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

For fresh OYSTERS, Fish and Game, 60
to Dettenthaler's, No. III Monroe
street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Oysters. Fsefss iish and Game at
Dettenthaler's No. liz MoGroc street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
sample choco,a,. Free.

A postal card addressed to 'Men:er,'
New York, will secure you sample of
their delicious imported chocolate with
directions for using.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Lily white.

Lily White.
The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four.
Try shc LILY WHITE.