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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Sunday School Convention.

The Salem Township s. S. Conven
ton which was announced for Sept
Sth was postponed on account of tn,
rain and will be held Sept. end, a
Jeddo Church, exercises to commenc,
at 10 a. m. We are requested to re
print the program:
10: a. m.-Devotional exercises, Rev Robin
son.
10:20-Sccretary's Report
lO;31-Essay, Alice Pearson
lO:D-SOng, JeddO SUNDAY School
l0:50-''H How can Superintendent Create an
Interest in the Sabbath SchooI?'' Opened Inv
Mrs. Seymore, followed by Mrs Nora Pine and
Rev. GilIham
II:aD-Song. Maple Grove Sunday School
:, il:3o-Addrcss. Hints on Bible Study by
Rev. Pingry.
1l:i0-Song. Fairview Sunday School
l2:00-Basket Dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION
l:D-ENercises and song. Prairie Hall SUNDAY
School
2:oO--'what ia the Christian duty in regard
70 the sunday School" opened by Rev Fehuel
followed by Cary Palmer and J. II. Percy
2:D-Song, Sky Rocket Sunday School
2:41-''What preparations should IN. srbol
airs make before entering the class?'' Opened
by EnOch Palmer followed by X. Maxwell and
Rev. Hyatt.
3;l0-SOng, Salem Sunday School.
3:W-QuestiOn Drawer
Reports from sunday School.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment
All arc cordially invited to attend
by ORDER or COMMITTEE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Allen County =. :. Convention.

The Allen county Sunday Schoo
Convention will hold its annual meet.
ing at the Salem NJ. f. Church, Salem
Township, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 18th and nth. Every Sunday
School in the county is urged to dc
three things in this connection, viz:
Send one or more delegates to the
meeting, send full report of your
school, and send a collection for state
and county Work. Further notice and
the program will appear later.
WM. GOGDHUE, Sec'y,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
.sschooi,sTsok I'm. :.

There needs no REGISTER reporter
to tell US that. The troops of chill
dren on the streets and the ringing OF
the bell forcibly remind us of it three
times day The term opened very
encouragingly under Prof. Picken's
energetic management, and the close
of the first day found things i'm good
running order. With 81 in the High
School and S42 in the lower grades,
the eleven teachers having enough to
keep them busy. Some important
changes having been made in the
course which will greatly improve it
when they go thoroughly into effect.
The High School work now covers
four years instead of three, although
those who expected to complete the
course this year will be allowed to do
so. III they know their own best in
telests, however, and can possibly
spare the time, they will take the ex-
ira years work. This years GRADUATE
ing class will probably contain from
twelve to fifteen members. The new
course will prepare for four courses i'm
the University, so that students who
wish to go higher will not be ham,
pered by back work. Prof. Picken
thinks that it is the duty of every
High School to work up to the In
iversity standard, and is well pleased
with the promise of success here i'm
that regard. He expresses himself
gratified with the character of the
school and enters into the work with
an enthusiasm which cannot fail to |
inspire his assistants and the pupils.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
. :
Notice.

To parties wishing information in
regard to the Sac and Fox and Pot
towatomie country, will send platts
showing the allotments of any town.
ship, together with general informa-
ton regarding the same, and the loca-
ton of the principal towns, etc., for
500.
w. A. SCorT,
Okla. City.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
The REGISTER guarantees a bon

The REGISTER guarantees a bona
fde circulation in Allen county equal to
the combined circulation bona fde) OF
any other two papers in the county.
Our subscription books and press room
are open to any business: man who may
wish to verify this claim.
This has been q fair week for mar
riages considering the unpleasant
weather. Judge Arnold issued licen-
ses to the following:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Farmers 7

The English Berkshire hog possesses
the qualities that every herd should
possess. They are large, hardy.
healthy, prolific, and easily fattened .
Come and see what I have. Favorable
terms for July purchases. Time given.
r. L. CROwELL, lola, KS
Near Allen Ceuter.)
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

There will be a meeting of the stock
holders OF the lola Building and Loan
Association, at the office of the secre-
tary, on Monday evening, Sept. Is,
1891, at Z p. m, for the purpose OF
amending the Bylaws of the Asso-
citation. r.. b. STEVENSON, Pres.
III. l.. HENDERSON, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18

To whom it may concern: We, the
undersigned do certify that we are
well satisfied and pleased with the
professional work of Messrs. Patterson
& Sleeper, Undertakes, lola, Kansas,
and particularly the embalming of our
father, Abel Fisher, late proprietor of
the Pennsylvania Hotel, who depart
ed this life Sept. o, 1891.
JOHN w. FISHER,
JAMES BELL,
SARAH BELL,
FISHER SISTERS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
win Yoa Pay Cash For Go.a.a

LII You will you can buy hardware,
tinware, cutlery and all other goods in
the hardware line for less money from
w. 10. Bartels than from any man who
does not sell strictly for cash. "Do
you mind that now?''
WI. BARTELS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
A Great Chance

Mr.. ID. Ewart will give a Webster's
Unabridged dictionary to any one max
ing $40 cash purchase, o Peoples En-
cyclopedia to any one making a SS5
purchase, and other good books with
smaller purchases.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
CMEAP MONEY.

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
rEF $50 49,
CLOAKS ]!
Bah GA |! \ \ s
PRONOUNCED
PRONOUNCED
BARGAINS !!

They are always to be found
at our store
We are ever on the alert for
them, for what helps you is
good for us.
Our Fall Stock commenced
arriving last week. We are
always in the lead, others fol-
low.
AS heretofore, we are the
acknowledged leaders in Lat
est Styles and Popular Prices
on Dry Goods and Notions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Notice.

All those having accounts with us
please call and settle on or before Oct.
lat, 1891, This means cash.
Yours very truly,
RICHARDS & WELCH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the Cooperative Assn, are
requested to call and settle by Sept. 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
SUNOaY-SCHOOL MATTERS.
Richmond Delegates to tho Annual Con
vention-Teachcrs' Meeting.

Tho fourth annual Sunday-school con-
ventlOn OF oil denominations OF the state
of Virginia will DO held in Norfolk on
Wednesday next. October eth.
The following delegates have been an
pointed from this city (othcr schools IN
Richmond and Manchester will appoint
delegates to-dly):
". +. Richardson. Z. M Stratton. George
c. White. Thomas j. BOwles. William II.
Craig. John {. Fowler Thomas j. Todd,
{. ". Saunders, John Il. West. &. l.. Vel
ford. J.. &. Garrison, Branch Il. Allen. A.
J. Gary. Z. II. Elicit, Colonel A. ~ Phil
lips. Robert J. Christian. +. l.. ID. Wal
ford, Albert l.. West. Miss George West,
Charles T. RGdy, William Ellyson. Thomas
Potts, }. d. h. Sleight. William +. Fox.
and James II. Crcnshaw.
Tne Richmond delegates will leave, "a
far a. possible. on Wednesday morning. A
very large and enthusiastic gathering Is
expected.
Among the sneakers from this city will
be Hon. John T.. Massey, !. ID. h. Sleignt,
Albert l.. West. Rev. Jabez Hall. ID. d.,
William Ellyson. and others.
Hon. William Reynolds, president of the
international Sunday-SchOol Union OF tho
United Siales and Canada will DO IN Rich
mond to-day IN route tor the convention.
He will aidre a SundaY-schOOl gathering
IN Manchester aud probably one III this
city.
sUEDAY-sCnCOL TEACHERS NETTING.
Quite number OF the teachers and
other SJndag-school workers met last eve
Mug at the Young Mems Christian Asso-,
ciat on fox the study Of the international
lesson. They were delighted to sec pres
ent Their Old friend and former teacher,
Professor Charles II. Winston. LII. d.
Dr. Winston has kindly consented 70
lead the meeIng during this month.
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
The Gospel services held AZ the corner
of Seventh and Nam streets. conducted by
the evangelist Sister lhebe Hsll. have
been attended by many people, aud II IS
believed that good will result from these
meetings.
Rev. ". II. Atwell will preach the second
of "A series OF sermons u Young men at
Clay-Street ile;Loilst Episcopal church
tonight. Subject, "A Fathers Earnest
Solicitude over Wicked SON." These ser
vices aye being largely attended, and young
men are spec.ally welcomed.
1hcro will hcGo-pel temperance services
at the soldiers Home at $50 this evening
under the auspices Of III hmold City Cen
trial Committee IndepcEdcnt Order Good
Iemplars. Sermon by Rev. Preston q.
Nash
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
rHE CLAY-WARD MARKET.
a Busy and Bright Scene Last Night
Stalls and Carts

All seemed bright and busy at the Clay
WI market last night. The citizens OF
that vicinity were out III force making
their Saturday purchases: Butcher ana
yeretable-stalls were ahundantly suppheu
,v,rh all that could be desired. ana every
th,ne noiuts to the fact that the ClaN
Ward market will soon realize the eIpecta-
tons Of It's friends. c,o-
lastly accessible from all points Of Gay
Ward and a considerable portion OF MOL
rne this market IL destined IN the near
s,t,,r, IN ha 81 GREAT convenience 10 all the
o,ti1ans of the West End. Having becn
hnt recently opened it has not been able
~ infuence tho trade II VIII soon com,
mand If the people of the west End VII
v;Si, This house they Will DO surprised AZ
what they Will see there.
r. show that the Market Committee are
doing their part TO have the people ac-
commodated, and IN order 10 conNlnco
thern that they can well supply, theit WANT
there, the DISPATCH gives 'iS' Vi '"O''
who now occupy stalls: ..-.,.... vv,,
RV,cners-Frank House, J. T. stansDury' WI
u,,n ~ Rupp. +. Is. Nespcr. John IA. ldtOvrVusn'
y 'Ianterlack, Peter K. Burke, George h. u
,in. o. l.. BrIncr y co., "coiee o. po"ioo' "'1
Wilnan IL Scars broinor
P,~nn. Lard, Sc.--J. +. frayne. a
Trnlts. Sc.-J. IL. Robertson and John Ihger u
Co n,, Z. crayos 7 u Wade.
Fish and Oysters-bnii " "r"'eS' o. ~ ""'''
anu e,.iiss Chickens. .tc.-M. V. Keller, c. Is.
NoryeIi' j. r.. Tyrce, j. T. Ccndry, II. |. ,Grier'
10 y ~ I'm r.. Butler, Code 81 Goodc, G.: &.
Wer.d,tb. ". J. Co,troll. Mrs c. n. Pierce, II. -
powcfs Brother. George roiz' a. a. rtar,o5
~ n. Perkins, l.. Is. Gibbons, Z. II. C'ay'o,'
- ", ~. Koch ~ j. Jackson II. p Harris b. ID.
Wooirur, and John .. Lewis. u
Hitter, Eggs, and Cnecsemhoch q hs'chei
snarks & Dsusnerty, and ". W. Frost A..
Besides the above there were Oh 'no
BY; were sold chickens and vegetables.
"a Clerk Griiiths and the committee are
,Nta,,nined 10 do all in their power 10
,nake this market second to none.
LAT At the Second and First markets there ,,s
~ ~ a." snlendid assortment OF edibles.
va, "a a rule were reasonable and buy
a, '.I heinz plentiful. trade was. Us conse-
ouencc, quite brisk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
ti,y Circuit Court.


Tho following suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday:
Ellison Harvey against Clarence Pey-
ton for 500.
Charles I. Taylor 4 Co. against George
II. Station for $500.
Same against H. Breil for 1900
Alexander, Barney. Chaplin K Co. against
The iraylor Electric Light Company for
Si,l0o.
The Triumph Compressed-Engin Com
pany against +. X. Xix Il Co. for $4,000.
william J.. iatteson, by hls next friend
Thomas +. IaitesOn, against Charles Ii.
Hagan for II 900.
Patty T.. Phillips. administrator Of
Long, Phillips. against the Chesapeake and
ono Railroad for $4,000.
Edward G. Jones against Joseph o. Phil
lips for $1,000
joseph Leo. Morrissey against tho Rich
mond Union Passenger-Railway Company
for .i0.000.
for 600.
Timothy Peasants against ". Il. John
son tor $1,000.
simpson d Bass against the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company and the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for the Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 3. 1891
Ravenne collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
el,196.s6; tobacco, s265.05; special tax, s1o !;
nenalties, s46.25-total, %, 4S3.l6.
Private seIes: Filters, 8; smokers, FL; wrap
pers, 81; dark, 14-total, s..
Registered on Change: John Pfe!fer. Bslti.
more, Nd.
WEEKLY REPORT.
Auction offerings on Change, 8; taken IN, 2:
highest, q; lowest, s2--average, e3.45.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
a1s,32O.7l; tobacco, e16,606.s9; special tax.
1000 90 penalties, s5s.75-totsi. 335, 209.25.
-Priya.es sales: Filters. 1o4; smokers. 3ol |;
enters, 20: wrappers, 1885; dark, 80; scrap,
o6-totsl, 1913, against $40 for the Same week
in 1890. Manufacturers have done an Increased
business this week. Bright toba,cos have boon
more active, with speculative and regular manu-
featuring and order buying. Loose sales, with
GOOD average breaks, have kept up well In price.
Attendance good.
Richmond Is getting now and win get from plant
ers large proportion Of better brights. Nomaf-
ke, perhaps has received a. much OF the best new
already. The early cured tobacco Is conceded
the. best quality In the crop. Statistics show
Richmonds steady progress IS tobacco market
she spirit and tone Of tho market to-day oetokcna
a rapid progressive paes for tho future. The
recorded average Of 12c. for sun-curcd and West
virginia bright sales In he aggregate from oSto'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
THE APPROACHING cOLoReD FAIR.
IL Promises to 10 m Event In the History
of the Virginia Darby

The colored peoples fair. which opens in
tins city on Thursday next and continues
for three DAYS, promises to 90 success.
All the railroads will give reduced rates
and excursions will be run from Baltimore
and Washington. arriving here on Thurs
dav morning with the militia OF those
cities.
The military portion Of the programme
promises 10 be most interesting feature
of tho fair. The prizes offered IN this de-
pa.tment are Us follows: Best drilled COM
psny, @75; second company, $50. The
militia will be under command of Major j..
Il. Johnson. of the First battalion of Viz
GINA volunteers (colored).
Another feature of the exhibition Will be
the baby show, which will be display Of
infants from SIX months to two years OF
Gge.
Complimentary tickets have been sent
TO all Of tile city officials and prominent
persons throughout the country.
Hon. Fred. Douglass. OF Washington.
and many others who are leaders OF the
race are expected TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
BASEBALL SEASON ENDED.
Boston Wins the League aud the Associa-
tiop Pcnnnnts.
Try telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

Try telegraph 70 tho Dispa'ch.l
PHILADFTrHI,. October 3.--Ihe local
loague championship season ended to-
dav and the Ihishes managed to pull out
victory. Kelly appeared behind the bat
for the visitors for three innings. and in
that brief interval he managed 10 Get in
three passed balls and four wild throws.
The game was called az the end of the
sixth inning on account OF darkness. At
tendance, S,OJ5. Score;
Philadclphias. .......22 0l 00 --5 6 6
Bostons. .............0 2 0 Is 8 3
Hatterics-Kcefe and Clements; Clark
son and Kelly and Camel.
Al Cleveland ,League): E.p.H.y.
tleyelauds. % o 3 o O O 81 IA
I1ttshurgs. % 2 0 90 01-5 2
Batteries and Doyle: Baldwin
aud Mack
AZ New York Geacue)s R.n.p.y.
New Works. ..0OIlO2 3l-7li 5
Brooklyns % Q 0OO36 0O-3 4
MISREPRESENTATION and Burrell Lovett
and DAILY.
AT Boston (Association): R.B.nE.
Kostons........1 OLE 1000 6 il 3
Wa kingdoms @ 0 OI00I % 3
Bsttere Haddock and Donohuo; Car
sey and Murray.
AZ s.. Louis association: R.B.u.r.
~. Lon s......0 90 p o 0 o. C o
Lou sviilos - 0 0 o 90 al Il 3
Bat,ories-BuIreil ana Munyan; STRAIT
ton and Cahil.
Al Baltimore (Ass0ciation): r. BIZ. y.
baitimoTes..0 90 "a G
Athlct.cs.....O 5 0 0 OF Ks IL |
'terles-McN abOn and Townsend
Sanders and Miliean.
CHIc,Co. III. October 3.-Amateur ball
playing would not have been IN II with the
hurlesGuc that closed the season hero to-
day. Nlckery was raped all over the
held from the start. and his support was
something iudcscritaile After hav NJ
the game practically won the visitors
helped tie farce along by allowing the
Cots to score nine runs. all uIearucd. A
wonderful one-handed catch by Holiday
ano tie futile attempts Of Arson and La
than 10 plav behind tho lat were the fea-
lures. Attendance, 1900. Score:
X. En-. y.
Chcacos... 010052-9 IL :
Cincnra'is.....4 l 0 2 34I0x-15 20 6
Batteries -Nickery, Luoy. and Schrlver :;
RhlLes, Latham, and Harrington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

ber I, 1891. shows high range q values TOR the
year at auction sales. Tho several new wsre-
houses and mon Of means preparing TO incrcaso
trade and adding facility to facility notes . nov
line OF progress and detection from tho OH
line Of INSTRUMENTATION and traditional usdo'
The young men Of tho trade win 10 impedcd "
no old ruis, and will avoid tho ravincs thas wore
pltfall to predecessors.
TOBACCO MOTIFS
Mr.. s. p. Arlington. Of Weldon. N. O., says 70
the DISPATCH reporter that no had boon In q bug.
~ through i've counties around Weldon N. G.,
and that no Is convinced that tho 1891 crop OF
that section is tho worst failure known In ten
years; that 1t will not average 30 per cent. OF
crop.
The writer on a recent trip saw several sbsn.
doned crops that wers burned up and no kni'c
had been into the field.
Tho 1891 crop is tho chippicst and will MAKO
moro scrnp for the barn 10 the factory than any
for ten years. We predict shat much tobacco
cut will rot, because hardly Ms 10 market.
With the large area planted there viii DO some
good and few fne crops. and those IN nosd Oh
money viii have 10 cell their beet first to get it'
A reaction may set IL as n mslesder. Tho bad
crop cry viii scare order buyers in new markets
- represent relatively better crop than mas
been made: elso thcy would be minus orders
Eastern North Carolina has among the best
tobacco made. Wilson and Rocky Will be notable
centres for such.
Florence, :. T., has mo tobacco prodominatlng
andoponci sales October lst satisfactorily, show
Ing the best record for 1891. There, l-3OU TO
1900 pounds are made by wcll-to-piantorss per
acre. These employed best agents IA supcrin-
,endents for old belts to mako tho crop Money
end fne lands and climate did the rest. The OPEN
ing sale 81 about 100000 pounds averaged
et2.l5. There IL about I00.250 pounds in that
section. The America Tobacco Company has lo-
Gated a buyer there, Mr.. n. ". Fallon, OF Dan
vile. Va.
Mr. Booth, of Oxford, y. C., here today, says
the crop Of Granville county Is exceedingly poor.
A Henderson u. c. buyer says nowrappers SOLD
this week worth over poe.
Florence, s. C.. concluded her Gales with an
elegant banquet October LIST. Buyers were pres
ent from Rocky Mount, Winston, and Roxhoro',
Y. C.. and from Danyic ami Richmond. +. NJ.
Rogers. Jr.. Is the leading spirit there.
The Virginia dark crop IL still considered tho
finest In twenty-five years past.
The Richmond Tobacco Exchange holds its an
nusl meeting Monday next. All old officers are
likely 10 bs reelected. No opposition candi-
dates % date.
Yearly Reports.
Statement showing tho aggregate receipts and
deliveries OF priced leaf tobacco In the city OF
Richmond. Va. NJ reported 10y the various Leaf
toha,co warehouses thereof during tho period
bstweea the LIST Of october. 1890, and the JOth
Of september. 1891, and the stock OF leaf To-
bacco on hsnd on tho Both OF September. 1881,
compared with previous years at the same
period;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
MONTY AND EXCHANGE.

Ereninq.- Exchange active and steady at
4sO.sais4. CommorclaI bulls. 4,la4Sl ,.
Money easv no loans. closing offered az
4. Sub-Treasurv paiances-Coin. s .3i1.-
GOO currency. Slh0li.00I. Governments
dull but steady; per cents. IL. State
bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

before fine audience for Saturday night.
"She Stoops to Conquer" was reproduced
ut the matinee. when the orchestra circle
and galleries were we'll filed with ladies.
visitor with sourenir bouauet az token OF
thanks from Miss Ford for the generous
reception accorded her pleases every one.
ms talented lady and the bright young
conHdian. Wilfred Clarke, won new lau-
reis and hosts OF friends.
Mis-. Helen Mar. who acted the role of
Mrs. Dorothy Hsrdcastle, performed her
part exceedingly we'll. She is q vivacious
ana pretty woman, with fine figure and
rosy cheeks. Is easy and graceful upon the
stage. and like the young star of her COM
tire company IA good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

and sustaining Governor Joncs's appoint
ment of Hector u. Lane ~ Commissioner
OF Agriculture. This puts out X. L. Kolb.
years and who claimed that the act Of tho
last legislature providing for the Office to
be filled by election in August, 1892, took
away tho Governors right to I'LL the term
September LIST, when tho two years term
expires, until the regular election. Three
OF the Judges were for the right to appoint
and tho other two held that there was
an absolute vacancy until 1879. None were
for kolb's right to hold over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

TOtlI fn"hth OF SOP :. =
TENDER, 1891 ........ 3,32O III %
Total twelve months 20
September 80. 1891 g9.ob3 4,4D3 l,34o
TOTAL twelve months 10
September 80, 1890 !6,G0o 3,460 073
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
Two Small Fires.

Two alarms Of FIRE were sounded yester-
day evening-one at 4:50 o'clock from Box
"a. and the other an hour later from Alarm
Station 81. The first alarm was caused by
the burning of wood-house on the preini-
SEES of Mrs. Thompson. who lives at 30t
south Belvidere street. The damage was
3lli ester street, "a vacant house owned
by W. ii. TYLER. The flames were ex-
tinguished before any damage was done.
The origin Is supposed to have been the
work of an iucendlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
The Cruiser San Francisco
.r..t..,,as.t 70 the ID aDitCn.l

w..yrxaros. October 3.-The United
c.s,As n,n,eer San Francisco arrived yes
,ss,iay a. CaIlar, Perm. She will probably
.eiu ,',, there a short time awaiting orders;
i h,i"rney.General Miller to-day appointed
n D. Frazee Assistant United states Al;
,o,,ev in The two districts OF Mississippi
80 Mr. Montgomery. promoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
as early as possible for the benefit Of tho

as chrly rs poesible Tor tho Oeueut Oh sn0
monument fund. a.,
Captain Frank W. Cunningham, Mr..
Charles J.. Ssigel, and Major Kirk Mathew;
were selected to secure tho cast ana
chorus and report TO this committee,
during tho week 40 they can make fuii
report next Saturday night. =,
Mr.. Edgar II. FERGUSON was sppointeu,,
chairman of the subcommittee and VIII
start actively 10 work ut once TO push the
movement Of organizing the company
under the direction Of Captain Cunning
ham.
Ii the committee should be successful IN
Richmond they may take the opera TO
Norfolk, Petersburg, DanvIile, and Lynch
burg.
The general committee will meet again
next Saturday night.