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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17
& 90. SOLE 70, AGENTS
ST. LOUIS (MICH.)
MAGNETIC MINERAL WATER I!

This wonderful Mineral Water retains
it's mineral and magnetic properties
almost indefinitely when stored In
stone. glass. or properly prepared casks.
Tina Water has not only the wonder
full curative properties claimed for IL.
but comes from the well 81 tempera.
turc of so degrees Farenbeit, and 10 .
Delightfully."- pleannt drink. IL does
not, like most mineral waters, require
deoderizing TO make II palatahie 70 the
taste, but can be used for table water
Just ~ IL comes from the well.
In iis corhonased rate u forns Q
pleasant, refreshing beverage, cures
and prevents dyspepsia, etc, ETC., ana
- far superior 30 any Of the imported
waters.
Delivered 10 any part Of the city q
I'D cents per gallon.
ELLIOTT d CO., Cor I 1870 -, ass
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

The Teamsiers' Union Of Grand Rap
ids will meet 81 Greenwood Hall. "a
Csusi-st.. SATURDAY, evening at TsJO.
All team owners viii please attend
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

We can positively give you bargal,
IN q silk umbrella.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

Silk umbrellas Of every description
at Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

New umbrellas ct voigt, Herpol
sheimer q Co.'s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

We take the lead on silk umbrella
for ladies and gents.
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

Good bread is indispensable. Yot
cannot make good bread without relia
bic yeast. Fleischmann & Co.'s yellow
Label is the standard OF excellence.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17
BREAKFAST BREvITIEs.

The melancholy days have come. the saddest
OF the year.
When bicycles on sidewalks sneak. with fel-
lgss Who caa't steer.
Deep la tue CATERS shiny ooZe. pedestrians lie
dead.
VITA arms and legs cisiocated. and eoattaiis
OVERHEAD.
Ths brute Ties gFiDning down the street. on
nols~iess spinning wheel.
Nhase lyiue ~. al0n. MS track. the meaxled
Victims s4uraf:
On. city fathers. near the cry. let justice swift
be done.
ez7 10 zach feotnaa Take = club" and %
JOHNNIE get your gan."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17
Old settlers Meeting.

The Old Settlers are requested to meet
at the City Hall at I:S0 this afternoon
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Hear,
Spring.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

Frog Legs at Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

Fish OF all kinds at Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-17

shad Rocs at De,,enibalers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
Easf-Rirhrpond Items.

Rev. J. p. Cannon is announced to
speak at the Masonic Homo at I. M. next Sab
bath.
Rev Mr.. Cole, Of the Third Christian church,
preached very accoptably TO the boys upon
aWork" two weeks ago. Mr.. Manly X. Ramos
was present al that meeting and presided at the
elegant little organ he 90 kindly donated to the
Institution few months ago.
MIR. Milton Rayhorn moved his family and
effects to Highland Springs on the 4 O'Clock train
Tuesday. He has been engaged at house-buiin-
ing In that growing little village all summer. lie
will occupy rooms at the hotel for the present.
Captain Babcock's company, Mrs. Welch and
daughters, have returned 10 their home, IN New
York.
Mr.. Gay Barker and mother have gone back
70 the city 10 reside, and Mr.. Thomas Larus ana
family have taken possession OF his house:
Miss Inez Acreo came down from Danyille 10
attend the Fair Thursday, and spent Sunday
with her mother at the Home"
Material is on the ground for new school
building to accommodate the new grade. There
has been need OF graded school for some time,
and the patrons feel very grateful TO tho trus-
tees for deciding to establish II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
Notes About the Howitzers.

The regular monthly Inspection OF the
Howltzers took place Tuesday night at their
armory and nearly seventy-fiye OF the artillery
men were present
Mt the Ex pOsitioli-G rounds we're returned yes
terday. and will BIO sent TO Norfolk by the major
OF the battalion.
The new leggins for the men were received
and issued last night. They will DO a great pro-
lection when ordered out in wet and muddy
weather.
After the inspection the Howitzers, headed by
their band, marched 10 the residence oil General
Joseph X. Anderson, where they serenaded MIS-
Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis Inc
officers OF the battery were presented 70 the
ladies' after which the battery gave three
rousing cheers for the widow OF the ex-fresideht
on Tuesday night. November 18th, the How
itzer Band will tender the battery ana their
friends complimentary promenade concert al
the Howtzer Armory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
4 CHILEAN ELE0l


~ Ansss-AmssionA cabls 70 ~ p1Hoo1
Yxs,AnAno, NOVEMBER R-As ~ .
malIy announced II thess dispats1eo
Iibsfal party won . sweeping vieeos
the fecent elections. and this fact m.&p
election OF . Liberal president { foseC
ooncIu6ion. The Constitution OF Cha
vides that tbe electors choseu b. ~ -
ple shall msot and select pfssldene
eccordAncs with the provisions Of ~ -
tion Of the Constitution the Lbseel ~
dentialelectors met yesterday and v10 e.
A. President Of the republic for t19
ave years Admiral Jorge Montt
auRurAtiou ceremoniee viii take 49,
tbs capital. Santiago dc Chile. 49,
18Th. ~,
rns CHOICE oExxnALLY sArrSAcroexs I.
Il ID stated that the election Of Adj
Montt Is not only approved BY The 49,.
Liberal party. but that the ieamne n ~
bcrs Of other parties acquiesce "a ~
lection. believing that IL will tend 20 -,
solidste the best interests OF the eoun
II IL further believed that with the 49,
tuition OF 8 constitutional governmeus e
Questions now 1t issue between Chile e4a
the United States viii be moro calmly 80
cuysed, and that tho outcome VIII - 60
factory to both nations
MONTHS INFLUENCE.
Admiral Nontt was the most pfoncun4co
opponent Of the late President BaImeoo3&
and upon the breaking out OF tho re!0ses
ton took command OF the Conefeeeio24
6eet. II was owing In great measure 70 ~
action that many other naval omce0 -
serfed Balmsceda and Joined the SevoS0s
tionists. The coming president . extrcoes
" popular with ell classes. end his eleot1o1
Will be hailed with much satisfaction -
all sidee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
MARKETS BY TeLeoRAett
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 6.--Cotton quiet; saies
to-day, SO bales; middllng uplands. Sac; mid
ding Orleans. = 1l-16c.; net receipts. All pofts.
5,4o2 bales; exports to--Gress Britain, zs ,
1,136,s23 bales. southern nour nrm with feir
demand. Wheat higher and active; export de.
mand; No. q red, si.o4t4as1.0ol4 Ia store and
elevator; s1.o5ssasi.oe saoas. Options nacs s,
steady mt asassc. advance for the day; No red,
November. e1.05A; December. sl:o8,$; May,
s1.l2A- Corn htghcri good demand; monrrato
offerings: No. 2, 70aT1c. In elevator 7laIzc.
afoat. Options advanced 2,lc. on November
and tsalxc. on other months on hight supplies,
shorts coverings, and continued large cable ac-
ceptances; November, 67Ac.: December,
5Ss4c.; May, 54c. Oats active and higher; op-
tons fairly active and stronger; November,
3s}4c.; December, 3sssc.; May, 3essc.; spo.
prices, No. ., 3Sa39lsc. Coffee Options closed
eteady and unchanged TO 40 points down; No
vember, si2.10a$l2.15; December, Sll.oos
and Arm; No. z, 1916; lots 20 arrive active
Sugar--Raw held firmer and quiet; fair renn'ns'
&c. bid; contrifugals. s6-test, 5-loc. plu Te.
fined quiet and steady. Moiasses-Nev or-
Petroleum quiet and easy. Cotton-seed oil dan
unsteady; crude. 24c.. Rosn steady ana gines'
strained, common TO good, sl.32,sasl.3t,f
Turpcntne duh ~ 35las3dc. Peanuts s,rohs'
Provisions quiet and steady. Freights 20 Lhver-
pool strong and active; cotton, l3-04d.;
grain. Cd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO November ON the wheat market
to-day there was a fair business transacted and
a stronger feeling existed. Trading was rather
spasmodic. but ON tho whole the volume OF busi-
ness compared favorably with that OF the past
few days. The opening was about the same as
yesterdays closing 10 q shade over, but prices
quickly eased OF s.aIc and the market then be-
came stronger, and with some fluctuations id
vanced 34sc., but declined ssaa4c., and closed IA
hc. lower for December and unchanged for Nay.
The demand for cash corn from shippers was
sharp, November opened NJ $50, sold az % NC,
of 10 63hsc., and then back To 53trc. Year
sold from 45Jg 10 4614,. Nay was mere active
than any other future and stronger, selling up.
Tho market was generally strong during the last
hour. Oats higher; the shipping demand al tho
seaboard WAS reported active and the shorts
here were nervous at the start and prices ad-
vanced some. though most of the gain was 500 n
lost on vigorous selling. Prices held vciy stsady
during tho last hour. Hog products were strong
and higher early, though much OF the gain was
lost. The weakness continued during tho last
hour on heavy selling by packers.
Cash quotations: Flour UNCHANGED. No.
spring wheat, 94c; No. ? red, p5c. No. 2
corn, CSC. No. 2 oats, 32c Pork, 3e.37lt.
Lard, s6.10. Short-rios, 3J.90as625. Dry.salted
shoulders, s5.70as5.75. Short-cloar, s0.2oa
$780, Whiskev. s1.1S.
g,ttA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
An ILL.STARRsp EXPEDITION.
-N''1'iy Isial Attempt 10 Climb Fuji-
Aami-Ihree Suicides.
-0Il1.1rraph 70 Tho Dispatch.l

60 10y E.egraph 20 the Dispatch.l
IONA. b. c.. November 4.-The
-. Sussex. mat arrived from Japan.
a. s' "ora that five English naval officers
4. ave hei with some Americans, all
~, -'i' named Cas,letOn, from Philadel-
( =, 4 AMI together fOrped a plan TO climb
-. 'rmlt Of fuji-lami. the sacred
t,. - ? OF Japan, taking with them rock
- lew fireworks, which they intend
b.. fApio1. when they reached ID. Having
ji'u Two guides they started on their
~ " ~ among q group of astounded
a. ~ The village Of Katusho on
"a ees' EIDE OF the mountain. The
f,.,s a. he end OF two days
t,,-.n'l Their intention of commit
a =. sile Il The party did not turn back,
a. --li 3 That their threats had not
u ~ ..'i,a eject coolly walked in front
4 y, .oafls,s aud each with the stroke
,.-aip krifo disemhowelled himself
r.r,''. 'he.f Mortified eyes. Both died in
L.. >, SSaG the youngest OF the Castle
eB.l a Boy Of eighteen, immediately
s,,,,.. Guy revolver gnd blew out his own
t,,s.. s'eksued by this fearful scene.
ks.s'd " The party turned back and do
-'a We mountain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
JOHN DiLLON MoeeED.
Nlai lie said About His Being offered
tho Irish leadership.

tho irish leadership.
p-rv November A big and dis
f,lf. crowd Was assembled here when
lr.1 ary.i 60 attend the Federation
tufrOr. Nr. Dillon was received with
r-..l cheers and hisses. Three hun
Cfiptreu.n guarded tho Federation
(s.ilie. 600 t1clr way 10 the convention,
vl.lrl- le.i ~ the City Hall. The po--
B., r't 'ler batous repealed repeated
C4-.- made hv the mob. The Parneilite
n-r4itil,r. tired 20 rush through the
Csll.r tltIo ity Hall but were beaten
h.f Ion said tho men now calling
Ina iru'o- lad telcgraphed him while
/. Fa- 10 New YORK offering him the lead
G.-r succession 20 Mr.. PARCEL. lie
e--rci h'0 llsc II was "a painful ana dill
i.-t POSITION.
r41Tn Ip TAKE TIE LEADERSHIP.
Harrington. Redmond, and other promi-
o. lsrlr..ro, urged him to take the
-.isa.r 4rl az Boulogne he told them
Us IL Ola not accept the position I'M
's'-l UgCIol IN promising loyal sup
li bose men, one ana all. promised
t-tt Be- Dillon took the championship
. wO.II ho has loyal followers. He had
o. ltu. since that altered his posi-
laI breadth. For weeks Mt Bou-
flDv We're a. anxious TO get Mr., Par
Dr. 10 = Gle leadership as the majority
w.. j t.ty had steadily adhered TO that
! they might have saved Mr.. Parnell
% al lup. s,.blc position. If any one
-.tvHnl Na- responsible for sir. Par
e.t ia.r. alter Mr.. Parnell himself, IT
y. .1l ucu Who. when the supreme hour
..- a.i not sufficient courage, manll-
X. no honorable friendship to take firm
: ~ --d impose their judgment ON HIM.
t-es5s.
DILLON ATTACKED.
~ DILLON left the convention hall on
q N1l L. tlo railway station guarded 10y
''-.ru and,log priests. A mob follow
--i .pi up a continuous attack until
4. '..Da obtained shelter IN the station.
s.-4t,r ~ skulls were cracked. Thirty
'-A''' " M.o crossing a toll-bridge were
VIZ G. ile ground and trampled upon,
r'.ns badly hurt aud bleeding pro-
Naen fe-cued by the police. Several
''-1 iarlellites held the approaches
81, convention hall and everywhere
.-.t Hr opponents. The whole quay,
Myth, vas the scene Of savage
.--' AlAy persons were taken TO the
MANY SERIOUSLY INJURED.
. estimated that $50 persons were &C.
~ 4nt many others dangerously in
- 'a.'iut iae lighting here to-day.
AH}u' presided at a meeting hold
\. '.ilv icr the purpose Of censuring
''-- pi.lon Tor his visit to this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06

10 heavily against the Republican party IA
1890 has already ebhed and Il rapidly How
inc In the opposite direction, 30 rapidly
that Republican national triumph in
isy2 may 30 reasonably anticipated. Tho
only square national fight 10 the AneS-
can'sview was in Ohio, where the compaign
was conducted purely on national issues,
protection and honest money being the
Republican wntchwords, while opposition
10 the Mckinley bill and free-silver coin
age rallied the Democrats"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
Joseph Haworth as 10. Marc, the Soldier
of Fortune.

This romantic drama will be given to-
night at the Theatre by one OF the strongest
companies seen here Ia long while Mr; IA
worth. successes In "Paul Kauvar" and Hood
man Blind" are well known throughout the
country. Nature has endowed HIM with tho
handsome exterior that 1ts the part OF 81 Marc
and genius and study have made him the hhe
sctor mat he IL. Friday night and Saturday
mstinee a double Hil, Loves Messenger and
"Ruy Bias; Saturday, "The LeavenWorth
Case"
There will be several theatre parties during
the Engagement and the sale OF seats has been
very large,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NoyEnsra 8, 1891

NovEhBra 3, loSL
oFrgRN6s-
WHEAT, 200 busheis
C0RS.-l, $50 bushels
OArs.-f6 bushels
RYE.--6S bushels.
sALgs
WHzAT.--314 busheia
CoRH.-200 Dusheia
OArs.--l6 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
wurAr,-Iongberry, s1ss1.os. Mixed. 9sc.s
el.0i. shortDerry. 05c.aeL04 No. red,
&l.03.
CoaS.-white. Virginia, now, 55a62c. No. 2,
Csc. Mixed No. 2. 6Ua6lc.
oArA-No. z. 37s3sc. No 8. 35s36e. Winter
flor seed. 45a50c.
kYE.-92a9ec-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
po,.ored Inv Estipr butter.

The condition of MIR. w. ii. Nelson ana
several members Of his household, who were
made quite sick on Sunday by eating food contain
ing poisc n OF some kind, was greatly improved
Yesterday and they are now all out OF danger
The poison IA thought by the family physician
TO have been In the butter served al preaklas.r
and tho theory il advanced that the poison was
generated by the milk being tightly stopped up
In can before the animal heat had been al
lowed 10 escape.
The III ones were Mr.. Nelson, who IS drug
g,s, at the corner OF Fourth aud Leigh streets,
ard his wife, clerk, cook, and nurse. Noanalysis
OF the butter has been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
PARNEll'S AvONDAlE ESTATE
All But the Family Mansion to Be Sold
Mrs. Parnel1.

(By Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.]
DUBLIN, IRELAND. November 5.-Al the
employees of the late Charles Stewart Par
nell on his Avondale estate have been dis
missed, and the saw-mills and Arklow
quarries. which also belonged to Mr.. Par
nell. are to be sold, only the family man
sion being retained. =,
Mrs. Parnell, the widow of the dead
leader, was reported yesterday evening to
be dying. but this morning Mr.. Henry
Harrison, Member of Parliament for the
Middle Division of Tipperary. telegraphs
that the report as TO Mrs. Parnell being IN
dying condition is untrue. He adds
that though she Is still Frustrated with
sickness and grief there is every hope that
she will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
Personals and Briefs.

Richmond College now has 1sS Students
Mr.. r. L. Biscoe, OF spotsyivania county, Is In
the city.
Miss Susie Chewing, OF Orange county, Is on
n visit 10 her relatives on Floyd avenue.
Mr.. George w. Hudgins, Of Orange county, Is
Waiting his sister, Mrs. James II. blackwell
Capta,n w. A. Turk, a prominent oticial OF the
North Carolina railroad. Is Ut the Exchange
A meeting Of r. Il. Lee Camp, 8. g. ", viii be
held az Lee Camp Hall tonight to disDand and
reorganize.
Mrs OMelia and her granddaughter, Miss
Katie Doyle, Of Baltimore, are the guests OIL Af'
James T. Phillips.
Miss NJ. Grace Gann,and Miss Ida o. White. OF
Norsolk. are the guests Of Mrs. james jackson,
No. sIl west Marshall street.
The Evangelical Alliance viii meet tonight at
g o'clock al Grace-Street Presbyterian churcn
fey. prs Tudor, Landfum, Far. ana Newton
me meeting viii interest the public AL arc n-
vited.
kwss Mrs Plaster, who resides near -, n,oo nm
neid. In Loudoun county, who celepretoa hef
ans hundrcdsh anniversary on the 3lst uitlno'
and NOT Mrs.. PlAsters, 40 pubhsned Yesterday
letter from her sister "a M. Jonn VpAmphn'
az this city, announced the TACT
Alderman Richard N. Taylor having. ~ re-
nortcd ip the DESPATCH some time agos pouSn,a
residenso on west Grace street VIII move ifoM
J~fteys0n ward 70 Clay In few DAYS, ana on
vmdav oixht Will tender bio reeignauon q
member q tho Heard. II y probable tess nis
success0F will DO chosen Ct tbak nme ~ On S.es
- g yes been mentioned f0 ne p.co pus
there viii probably ~ number 81 sspnsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL oRAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD


RI WASHINGTON. d. O., November
| RAIN l5.-ForecAst for Virginia Con-
ltinued cool weather; northwcster-
ly winds and light rain or snow.
clearing Friday evening; slightly warmer
and fair Saturday.
North and South Carolina: Cooler.
northeasterly winds; fair except light rain
in eastern portions; fair Friday night and
Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
.BERLIN'S SENSATION.
THE SUSPENSION OF HlascHFelD q
WOLFF, LEADING BANKERS.
Startling MISREPRESENTATION Arresseo
ON q Serious Chargs-Thc Firms La
biiitics Iarge-Aristocratie Losses.

fBy Anslo-American cable 10 ths Dispstcn-I
BERLIN, November 6.--The suspension
yesterday of the Arm of Hirschfeic
Wolf. bankers. Of this city, caused SEN
sation in financial circles, but 1t was a.
nothing to the Developments OF to-day
1t was reported at the time the failure
was announced that the Empress OK Ter
many and Prince Henry of Prussia were
liable to lose large amount by the faii-
ure. that the Minister of Public Worship
(Dr. Won Gossler) had lost his entire Tor.
tune, and that many members OF the most
aristocratic families were involved IN the
firms troubles. Under such circumstance
q rigid investigation into the Affairs Oh
Hirschfeld Il Wolf was only natural.
HERR woLYY ARRESTED.
This inquiry into the bankers business
methods commenced yesterday and re-
suited this morning in the arrest OF wolf.
the head of the firm, on n charge OF tne
most serious nature. the particulars OF
which have not yet been made puonc-
This financial upheaval is the only thing
being talked about to-day in Berlin ana
further more startling DEVELOPMENTS are
expected when the full facts become
known
The amount Of the firms Liabilities has
not yet been announced, but it Is under
stood that it is very high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
A Pew Opening Remarks.

He was in the pantry trying TO open
can of tomatoes. and making good deal
of unnecessary noise about IT.
"What IN the world is the matter de-
handed his wife from the kitchen. What
are you trying TO open that can OF toma-
toes WITH"
"Can-opener, Of course" he growled
back. do you suppose / was trying to
open it with my teeth 7"
mo: | thought perhaps, judging from
your language, you were trying to open 1t
with prayer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
He Said Nothing.
Washington Star.l

at hone. papa" she said earnestly, THAT
Won didn't hurt Georges feelings when you
met.him at the door last night. Heis very
sensitive"
He seemed So"
"Did he say anything?"
"No. nv daughter. be said nothing but
land there was an expression of serene
satisfaction in the old mans eye) he was
vislbly moved"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
DEATHA.

ALLEY.-Died. Thursday, November s.
1891. at the residence OF her father, IN
Chesterfield county, Va, frop the effects
OF burns received the day before, Little
BESSIE f., the daughter OF Mr. and Mls.
Ira W. Alleys aged four years ten months
and fifteen days.
This lovely bud. SO young. 30 fair.
Called hence by early doom.
just came 10 show how sweet . flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Funeral at tho residence the 0rn n.
SLANT at 2 O'Clock y. N. Friends aoo
relatives are requested to attend.
FRANKLIN.-Died.i n Henrico county,
November 8. 1891. Mrs. SUSAN u.
FRANKLIN, wife Of william A. Franklin.
deceased, In the ffty-ninth year OF her
age.
THIS Friday) AFTERNOON, Novembes
9Th. at q o'clock. Friends and acqraint-
snces are invited to attend.
MCDANIEL. at her residence.
Tuesday, November 3D., BLANCHE No.
DANIEL, tho beloved daughter Of Msx-
andsr and Mary Mcdaniel, In the eighth
year OF her age.
Her funeral took place the same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06

A well-attended meeting OF the ladies
Interested In the Kalender kermesse was held
Yesterday at noon at Grace-Street Taoernaclo
and much routine work relative to the lair was
disposed OF. Committees were appointed 70
take charge of the various booths, which will be
40 decorated and fashioned as 10 represent the
different months OF the year. as this Is really the
Significance Of tho entertainment
The Kermesse will be held at the lapernacie
for the benefit of the Baptist Homo for Aged
Women and viii commence November 24th'
Mrr X w. Powers Is president OF the organizs-
ton and Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson vice-presdent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
armnnsium for tho Regiment.

The gallery of the Regimental Armory is
now being ntted up a. gymnasium ior menu
beers Of tue organization, and as soon as the work
is completed II will be supplied with the most
approved apparatus for this purpose. ..,.
The space thus being set apart Tor athletic
purposes is ninety feet long and about nussn or
twenty feet wide. II viii afford ample room Tor
all kinds OF exercise and Is 80 conveniently stu
lar feature Of the Arinory.
Ii is not the intention OF ColonelJones 10 make
athletic training compulsory with the military
but he will encourage IL as much as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-06
LARxE-BoDBE1T.
Party Positions Uscbaneed.

WASHINGTON, November 4.--The Post will
tomorrow say: " In Ohio, where the great
publicans have won decisive victory.
The stone that was set at naught by the
builders Of year ago has become the head
of the corner. defeat Of Major McKin-
iey would have reiterated the verdict Of
1890. HIS election means his vindication
aud that Of the law which bears his name
The two great parties occupy about the
same relative positions that they did be-
fore the election. both apparently satisfied
with the results and in good condition for
entering upon the broader bettle-heids and
grander conQuests of 1892"