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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
GRAND RAPIDS. MARKETS.
Prlc.s To Farmsrs.

GRAfN-wheat. soc; corn. soc; oats. 26c; rye.
75c; barley. 81. 10 y cwt; buckwheat. Soc = bu.
MEATs-Beef. 4l@ee7c; pork. 4sdtszc; NUT
ton. Sc; spring lamb. &c; fowls. T@sc; spring
chicken. ssioc; veal. o1sc; turkeys. loalls;
ducks. loc.
PEoDUcE-Butter. 22c; eggs. 2lc; potatoes. 25
q s0cf bu; beefs. 25c 4 bu, onions. o5c = bu;
beOns haGd picked. sl.5O p bu; honey, lSc;
apples sl.151si IS "a bsi; T5c6psi.2 .25Sa bu.
WoOL-N sshed. .p11-sc. unwaSbcd. lac 21c.
HAY-Timothy. Sic ton; clover. sI24l3 2 ton
straw. So b ton.
HIDEs AND TALLows-Green. &c; steers. over
20 lbs. 5zc cured Sc; calf pkins. gresn. SCI calf
skin. cured os.c; tailow. rough. l1lc; pelts. 60c
sbsi-5O; dekin l5t9gbc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

Dealers.
Local buyers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices rs follows:
Bear. large. SIS. s. and s.. Beaver. per ID.
81 aad 81; eat. Wild. SOC. 2oc and loo; cat.
l5e; fisher. 50 and s.; fox. red. s0c and eoc;
fox, gray. e0c and 40c; fox. cross. 81. - and
go; lynx. SIS and 81; muskrat. fall. loc SC.
SC aud &c: mink, 81, 1ac. soc and &c; martin.
ST. T5c e0c and soc ;otter s.. S. 81 aud 81 so; rae
coon. soc. BIC. l0c and sc; skunk. black. 81. Zoe
and 20c; skunk. narrow stripe. 2oc and DC
skunk. broad stripe. l5c and f0c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
Prlcr, 90 Con.umers.

rLouR AND FsKp-Lily White. s2.T5; Patent.
s.2e = cwt; baekwheat Hour. s. z cwt; corn
f0cai. SIN y ewt; iced. S2s0cS4 per ton; mid
dlings. 81 = ton; prau. SIT Q ton; ships, slI y
ton; screenings. SIS q ton.
NsAr-Pork steak. Toe: roast. l0c; ribs. sc
tenderloin. l21Sc; ham. We; beef steak. sesl0c;
roast, s3l6c: rib. &c; mutton. o@l4c; spring
lamb. CO Ice: spring chicken. l49l6c, turkeys.
1sesiGc; ducks. l8@l6c.
PeoDUcE-Butter. sc; eggs. 25c; potatoes,
SEC r bu; bects. i5c q PIX; onions. 25c = PIX;
beans. 50c a PIX; peaches. Soc q PIX: apples
3oeaS5e 1. pk; grapes. l0920c ID; pears. SOC
slO0c Der d0x.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

Locfs ~ coAr-YRoMxNApE COSTUME
A second toilet 10 so very lovely thas
N deserves . careful description. It Is OF
beige colored isdi.s' clotA. snd has the
npsurned fold drspcry across the front
and two gyacefal little paniess scailoped
and bousd with SILK braid IA light
brown. The sides Of the skirt are treated
In The same way, also the pisstron across
ths waist The v shaped frsst. ths cos-
lar. revsrs and forearm pkscss sod the
Swiss zirdle are al made Of white essh-
mere. eiosely embroidered In light brown
silk vioked oas With soid threads. In
the hsch NE sksrt u laid viii Two doehie
bos ptsA TIE bonnet 10 white felt
win baad Of soli pssseaatssiss eoad
whes< ears sad gray veivss psobca -
r>xnsturs Ov9 th6s v4tl Be vcra Q
vssvss redsngcse ttn~A With ped fon far.
Sleeves sre noe 80 high - they wsrs.
asd ere tsrning for govns 10 thosr Of
Ne Sixteenth century. and they como
down wsIi over shs hands In many cnres
Ths RasssAr modes prevail Ia carriage
and Walking wraps. aud sysmming viii
- msessvs and soldieriy
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
Piies Piles, Itch,nS Piles.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming verysore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor 90 cents. DIR. Swayne &
Son. Phlladelphla.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
Kca Canf .fHoyd 10 Fool
the Hfakey fray.

We csa trsas sea lamhsr Ter vsesat ersp
srfv
We ess frsss ysa snail sos fsctsr, IA
FI<siss maa vita seaffsrt sA.en vs4l ses
tsH n e4fF
Ffzee ka mia bussr<ss fssse ssr Z t<a~.
srs fa7afeare II f9ss sszfsfax assfs~ gfs&&s
sart4ez vse hass ~ - >aazsas v9ssasa s~ss :
aenaa sd - sF~& I'D So a gfsssrx
as<erzs Tfs~s t~s tsss sns ~~>s f<ss@
~ se>es tFs44 - FsfFfAe~ abes ans
hs~tee<s Tfx1s - - s4eTstss 1ss4a f4s
sasBssazsa sss r. ssSfes
NfNAS2 q ALLEN.
. ss4 ( Tssst bl1ek.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23


essse are unconventional. consisting sin-
ply Of scattered dai~ies. clover leaves oe
the hka When the oataining b dona.
the tray 10 cot into shape BY tho 70
movai Of . square inoh of goods from
each eoxn.r. Then tho whole piece OF
cloth Is bound with white sAps sr braid
sswed ON by machine. and . bustOahoie
~ worked at The places indicated When
pressed or iroasd the cloth is folded
over one inch from the edge On eAch
side along dotted lines. making the
whole hike . shallow tray. White rio-
bon is pat Though the bostonholss b
keep the folded parts upright and can
be removed when tho srsy - washed and
ironed.
49, - n u
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

The world is always interested in the
cure OF consumption; yet Its preven-
rion is of far more importance. DR..
Woods' Norway Pine Syrup is guaran-
tced TO cure coughs and colds. Sold
by all dealers on . guarantee of salts
faction
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
]. 9. ALEXANDER,
rrAl rHATk

RIAL ESTATE
EoR sALD--Hice large erIsk hease. 10 rooms
- besiaee aalis. cellar asa~f saeis nosse
with farae<s. ls feet ot porch. nlce isfSc - 80
trees - frsnt an1 rear lss sss*1 en- sssn-s
esehanee FER coed saesaS prcpefty ~ snstf
farm. luauiy~ 81 J o. tiefsnasf. p tsens "
EspR sALk- New sreem soass s,tn Tsat
.f<s ~a<~hs s.aS ~~s. aaf rlstefei fsf - f>et
s-saf; saly three a~ers sf..s shssrr ssrees
ora sesa frert srfet esss sisao " ssif sea
tfssis Nsressa isesire ef q o. h'esssasr.
= Lyon st. !.
fA>rfs a sns Lac sfe-, foe .1sae trres
4. f~~~ss r,sss fnr next y dAss s<@ e oEs
ssest e4nf - t>st fSt tas meey -. -
laaulre af y. q hs<ssh@efs ~"f ~~s -
fssns< FHene -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

msus--whr - - ~s~r 49, -
= shss s1ra- n the sr>sv~oca. pspss
P~r~r--f ana rasna N sSecch vssA
v,ur rueshes. she snkd - vestA ~
e~.&v n a~s ninas~ r = sov SSA
nk- ~ill 4. r.@sy a shons 4 Thsss
uny. New fxk san
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

E>af fAtt e~esf hsr&zie . feef steam
fewFfha abd Gfis4 ass1 ~eii scsf~t n q
fsfwsax eeenfry SD Is the seFs hexf rersirs
Sac - sasaF e Sc See business aE4 tse
ssesss psts 49, Rot nusf - - a - ers1f
"a sso~ e-etna - th~ 8eafh 81 tie esn~f or
~sn sfsae Ter kes esrene fant1s p@sr-efs.
Ca - ss sss 3 Nsw heesswss stscs. q Il
ssb<&ef Baff
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

pADCLIFF 4 UoLT-Relable upholsierers
IL st III South rfvision-st.. have the largest
vans" employ Tire most competent men and
will give v0u regular rates. whether you ask
fer them or net BY 'pheniag Ne. 900 or 6eo after
tnsiHe<s hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

los sahs 4fh<sas = seas sessnF fa< $3.50
an-eau fF5sfs st Fsfrs<fsiS 4 frxn&-
feFt - ssf HTs4xe So Tesi feSsx< sz4 Ara
sssssssns sa>stss tes~ps~ss fza~s
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

q Eceis hs - -onan dss 1nsnsnncs
axaa<. Mrs Meyer Gssdssaish Be has-
b.nd ssea ssi befs hsr - . hsscy he
bsssp~~s. which she shenbdsssd 60 =
snnA ursinx successfully
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

The Louis XIV coat u really the most
elegant wrap we have. particularly when
made In prune velvet. like the picture
shown Tho garment 10 bordered with
fur. and IN each corner and ON the
shoulders. and deep pocket lids en-
broidsred with soutsche and gold braid.
The dress worn with this is Of pearl
gray cachemiye sublime. with three
straight rows Of soutsche to match
The hat Il Of gray felt and prune velvet
and lilac pluns. Nearly every lady has
hat or bonnet made 20 match her gown
or coat: that is, II they are en- grand
tenue. For ordinary dress it is net con-
s18ersd IN n~cessary
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

YOU can buy one OF those lots between Col
iege aud Union. on Antisdel Court. Tor
one thousand doiiars. Now II You want 10 be
rich and happy In your old age. DO not delay
any longer. bat call at No. 3o-s7. New House
man block. PAY your money aLd get your aed
at once. A. X. Antisdel. Xitf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
wANTEp-AeENTs

AGENTS can make meney selling the Per
N seret Cigar Holder. sd inssaiie te clothlrx Z
Price tea cents. for terms. freBis A Co..
6ace-s;.. Phissdelphia- SH
vVAxTRD--A AgeBts q handle Hsgie's Nun
w such Fire kxttngasher ~ state snd
caartt>s. one Quart of cur deaeis strength
ehemscsss viii extinrilsh sixty square feet ef
salia Are agents DskinR frosn = to 80 Per
day. Heele . Co.. prcDr4etors ersna Rapids,
Men. IS
ACTIVE ~erxsrs everywhere Tor ~shspps
n Phefsxrsrns 81 TIRE Werfas+ prc1 uced az
J. ~ Nsrshsa. DEXTER. 1nd.. eieared tsJs "a
foay day; Rev. Hssgy ftsheT- fis!nhed.
Mas, Sc 10 an heFlrs: Miss u. " hsuis,
sreasesE ksok en ssrfh. NannaefA illustrated
e5reuisrs and terns free, Easks On cresik.
freisaf pasa. BesatifaI enfft cay o. IA
dress Glosr Hfhls Paelissins o.. 7ob cassta Vt
street. Phssteipklss Pa &s
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

EOR SALE-Iiouses and lots in different
= parts OF the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. ut a bargain. DR.. geen-
boer. ss bostwick ~. s3ff
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

WHO WANTS good house for sl0o. stone
foundation. cellar. cistetn AMI well on
the West Side and only n few minutes walk
from Phoenix Furniture iactoey. Another for
sec. one Tor $50 and one for Sl.a00. Property
IN All parts OF the city FOR sale or exchange.
Money 10 Loan. William ii. Gilbert. room 8.
Niddicomb building. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MIcn.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CA APITAL.....-t - 500, 600

THOMAS d. GILBERT. President.
GEO. e.. BRIGGS, vlcr-Presidcns-
y.lhEDEkIc BAAks. Cashier.
HUNT. Assistant ASHER
Transact business Ia all department Is OF bank
Ing authorized by the National Banking Law
Exchanges available Ia all the commercial
cities OF the world sold at current rates.
u. :. bonds bought and sold.
DIRECTORS;
Thomas d. Gilbert. Moves l.. avery.
Thomas j. o'Brien. George u. Btisgs.
David NJ Amberg. lemneI ID. Putnam.
Ransom Z. Luce. Constantine Mortons
Edward II. Hunt. John c. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart Waite. Phio &. Fuller.
J. Frederic baarS
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

very useful to
carry all brushes
and curling irons
when one Is trav-
cling. - made OF
gray linen Two
eIliptical pieces
arc cut. both be-
ing bound 10
gether with hight
blue braid 70
within three
inches OF one end.
From that point
each piece u
bound separately,
90 the brushes
may Be- slipped
In the case. Short
strings Of brsid
fasten them in,
and . fat. snAn-
or obionx, bound
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
JOSEPH {. MCKEE
Is Pcari-st.. Sweets Hotel Block.
1eiephonea9.

WHO WANTS A FARM cHEAPY
\ HAVE niue good Iarms that l viii sell
Il cheap or trade for city property. Step Ia
and see II have hot cot Just What ysu are
looking for.
4 HAVE house for SS0)a. two Others Tor siS5e.
l. anotl r for slao9. others for sll0s. $50 SEQ.
and one Tor Sa4il 81 goes this week. ! want
10 sell them. and viii gave you good bargain.
VACANT lots are la coed demand. and are
selling well. 1 have a great many left yet.
ranging in price from los 20 SiooA. 1lcs have
got te be sold. arc you might a. well have the
benefit OF The advance Ia values ihas 10 Ger
tain.
4 HAVE several harEains "a onsr In business
property and brick blocks
COME good hard wood timber lands 20 trade
~ Tor city property OF Go0d Improved farmS
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,

Limited. a. woaderlv Building. Phone COZ
no RENT-A large. roomy house-sitely To-
cation-iust south of Burton avenue. with
furnace and excellent water. cheap. as tenant
must be had.
We have some fine acre property south and
east OF the city suitable for Plating. for sale
cheap.
Desirable rooms. very light and pleasant. at
L. Newberry street, tor rent cheap.
Desirable lots on Burton avenue. south Of
city. for sale on easy terms
We want some carpenter work done TO ap-
ply AZ nrsf payment on desirable lot.
Fiae city property and lots. TO exchange Tor
farms
We can offer the best bargain there Is TO be
found in pine timber. Hardwood timbered
lands to exchange for city property.
A nRe tract Of piae. new mill AID ali camp
eaul page and boom full Of logs for saving.
for $500 less than actual cost Good reason
for selling.
Fine residence IN Hjllsdale. Mieh.. to ex-
change far property in Grand Rapids.
A fns bricS store In good town. well rent
ed for sale chcAp.
Timbersd. mineral. farm aud city property
for sale
A Reod residence In Detroit to exchange for
residence IN Grand Hapits
Meaey oloan on real estate security.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

ATTENTION OWNERS OF HORSEs-we
- have the largest and most complete stock
% Horse Blankets and Fur Robes In the city
si.2a. $780, sl..5. 500 and $50 each. square
Blankets AT Zoe. s5e a. si.2 sI.5o Sis 81 e. 80
aud - each. All wool Blankets at s. $40 81.
$50. - and ), each. Extra large. cxfra fine
WOOL Plaid Blankets fof am at s.. S. IS and
si0 each. You are einvfted fo Inspect our stock.
brown Jan 4 Co.. Wholesale and Retail -
aud - Pearist. ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
For RENr-BuslxEss PLACES

ITO RENT-Store< No. and II Huron-st, each
a 2Ox7e feet. alley In rear; suitable Tor whole
sale business. once. light manufacturing or
storage; rent $40 per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyl. ~ and q fountsin-st 2asf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

and then stitched down on the outside
Of the case with . row Of bi. and
stitching through its center, viii furnish
two small compartments for tooth and
nail brushes. A. l. w.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
GEORGE ROELOFS,
q 1aaai Street. 'Phsne Isl.
Notary Public,
real Estate. Insurance. ard Loans.

House AT let. Esladasxso-svs. sss t~- 80
esn-r hssss~s sss ict. ter safe ia sll rarts :,
the sifs. GIVE ne cal. he inforNeA anS de-
eias zoe soaF intrrsst 20 paFcaa<e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

IGOR SALE Or RENT-A gem OF a house Just
north of wealthy ave. ON James II. WITH
modern improvements aud cheap; also good
houses and lots In all parts OF The city at great
bsrgains- III you want good lot or house aud
lot don't fail 70 see me. have large farm
tf 100 acres with good buildings 10 trade FOR
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money 10 lean. 81 ana ~ New HousemAa
Block. A. X. Antlsdel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

WANIEp-kvery young man - step IN and
see what We car do with them IN a pair
OF pants SUIT of clothes or oyerccat made 10
order. Noigt. HerpoisAeimef a Co. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE good location for n hard wood saw
= mill. Address j. L. BeyIns Leroy Mich.
x33
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

| HAVE some OF the most desirable houses
and lots, also vacant lots In the city. As
property is advancing daily. and the cl ~ liable
TO double again IN the next ten ysars. am
surprised that you do not come IN aud buy at
once Cal al No. Sc 81 New Ilonseman block (;
telephone No. Ssa. a. X. Antlsdel. 25ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

EOR sALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located Oh the Upper PeniBsular; has bsen
damaged by fre and must be cut AT once; this
can be had very cheap. Call at 81 uouseman
block. A. X. Apt.sdcl. .5Itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

EoR sALg OR EXCHANGE - Finest resi-
dence property In city FOR the price; vii
axe small farm Ia part payment. Dr. W, IA.
hoSs. ofice Widdlcomb building. 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

E0R SALE-Step that rent. Monthly paw
menfs Will hay that elegant new elrs en-
room house Just noFth OF Lava Court on
TerTae.-Ave. al Siaoa. That tasty. new seven
room house one hail block north Of bridg-st.
rolisge Mi 49,. ana T~~rsrs al a.
menthly payiaenss Pat what you can spare
each month into 9ieee Of the finest located
real estate ia the city. q. W. TufEs. 70 o.tax :
81. foot OF Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

EDR SALE-Look NJ those two tasty. new
houses now being baiit ou the east side
OF n bnion-st. just north OF Bridge ~, city
and cistern water in the houses. solid stone
walls. ceInented cellars; one with large
barn, 5000; one without barn, sis1 ca
monthly payments easy AS rent {. ". Tufts,
80 Utsawa-st.. foot OF Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
SITUATIONS wAHTED-HALg.

NVANTED-By young man. situation doing
W general work. Best OF references; lSS :.
Division street. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23
SITUATIONS wAETHD-RgNALB.

yVANTED-Situa rs nurse best of refer
w enccs Cali or Address. 244 Lafayette-st.
rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

| WILL take a good work term IS part pay
fnent on a cheap honse aud lot. ecu traliy
located. William Ii. Gilbert. room s. Wlddi-
comb building. H
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23


FOE REnT-Ro0He.
L'OR RENT-Suite OF three rooms for house
keeping; another OF four rooms; furnace
heated. with bath. Enquire 2l2 BartleItst..
opposite South DiyiSion-st. school sS3
EoR RENT-Furnlshed rooms with gas. s.
i tountain street. 3s2
EOR RENT-Desirable furnished rooms at
Il No. l51 Monroe street, only one flight.
sutas.le for one or two gentlemen. 81
TOR RENT--Furnished rooms; also rooms
for light housekeeping; 12 Crescent ave
nue.. ~
EOR REET-Niceiy furnished rooms steam
heat, gas and bath room. 2lo Ottawa-st.
go
EOR RENT-Furnished rooms steam heated.
Cor. ;. Division and CherTy-st 81 n
L'oR RBNr-Fnrnished rooms IN private
Il family. board desired. 35s Lyon-st. 5&
Es0R RENT - Furnished ana unfurnishei
I rooms. steam heated. 1t Park Pace. Mrs:
A. l.. smith. Hsti
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-23

WANTED-Ladies to manage our branch
w toilet parlors. for bleaching and remoy-
ing all facial blemishes salary SO TO so per
month. or one-fourth the profits. Security
aud best of references required. Also We
teach professional nursing. massage. expert
chiropody eiectro-tnerapeutlcs. etc. Onn
0ryIlle. NJ. D.. 3o5 5. Wsshington-ave.. East
Saginaw. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
THE MONUMENT TO LOWRY.
The Shaft Will Be Erected To-Day-A
Simple Dedication To-Morrow.

The Shaft Will Be Erected To-Day-A
Simple Dedication To-Morrow.
MANY of the readers Of the DISPATCH
will remember that in its issue OF the
29th of May, 1890, along with the vari-
GUS items Of joyful and festive sort
connected with the memorable celebra.
ton of the unveiling OF General Lees
statue, there was the sorrowful account
Of the terrible accident on the Rich
mond and Petersburg bridge, by which
the life of the gallant young engineer,
w. ID. Lowry, was sacrificed.
II will also be recalled that when he
was asked the reason for remaining on
his engine when he might have escaped
injury by jumping he said ~ wished
to save the opposing train" That train
was loaded with an overwhelming throng
of soldiers and citizens en- route to
Richmond.
Some who admired the self-sacri-
ficing spirit of the young man asked OF
his family the privilege Of sharing with
them the honor Of marking his grave in
Shockoe-Hill cemetery with q granite
shaft This privilege was granted them
and the shaft, simple and tasteful, Is
now nearly completed and will be erect
ed to-day.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
friends Of the dead young man and OF
his family are invited to meet at his
crave. There will be nothing in the
way of an elaborate service. but quiet
statement OF the circumstances OF his
death and OF the history OF the move
ment to erect the monument will be
made by Rev, DR.. r II. Pitt who con-
Quoted Mr.. Lowry's funeral and who Is
held in fond esteem by the afflicted
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
Nod HofY,s Earlier Life.

Duplap's Stage Nesos has this para.
oranh about a former popular resident OF
Richmond whose splendid tenor voice was
heard in ST. Paul's church regularly for
several years: A.. unr
American tenor. who has recently made
= h;g hit as +" Robin Hood" was boy
no ~ Worked in store in Baltimore at 81
a a. week He WAS then also singing IN Q
church choir and had good alto voice.
One day be fell down the hatch from
the third story and struck keg OF nails
which partly broke his fall, for he jump
cd no quickly, and his employer, VINO
had seen him fall past his office window
on the second floor, rushed out. think
inc 10 find the youngster dead, but was
considerably astonished to find the
voupc man running up stairs with all
I;s might. The boss called him IN ara
sdm;n;stered TO him his first drink OF
wh;skey. after which Edwin walked .
couple Of miles to collect bli. he
vent homo nothing the worse for nis
fall but st night astonished the entire
church choir by singing bis part with .
tenor voice that fairly paralyzed them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
EvIL-DOERs BEFORE THE JUSTICE.
Sent On for Forgery-Several Sent to jail
and Others Fined.

sent On IOT TOrEcr1-ccsoiot So"e w. "'.'
and Others Fined.
The auditorium OF Justice Crutchtield
was the scene Of large assemblage yes
terday morning. Promptly at half-past 8
o'clock the melodious voice Of Sergeant
Thomas was heard echoing through the
huge throng calling for silence, and
with this the days proceedings began.
The first case called was that OF May
Smith (colored), charged with being
disorderly on the cars Of the Richmond
Street Railway Company. May was
fined $40 for the offence, and IN de-
fault OF payment was remanded to the
pen.
Wash Coles ,colored) was asked to
take the stand to answer for unlawfully
and felonously taking, stealing, and car
rying away from the premises OF John
Lindsey, Jr., one lot OF beef valued at
al. Wash was sent down for ninety
DAYS for his ambitious Sabbath appetite.
Mary Day (colored) was the next Of
fender called. Mary did unlawfuhy
get drunk, trespass on the premises OF,
assault and bite Ida johnson. She was
fined $3.50 for not being more careful
what she stuck her tooth in.
William II. Gentry (colored), who as
saulted, allured, and threatened TO Kill j..
A. Collision, was fined S5. Collision was
also charged with assaulting, allnring,
and threatening to kill Gentry In the
street. He was discharged.
Coleman Williams (colored), the cir
cumstances Of whose arrest were report.
ed in Sundays DISPATCH, was charged
with forging and attempting to utter as
true a check for 800 on the Planters Ma
tional Bank. The case was sent on to
the Hastings Court.
George Miller (colore1 was charged
with stealing sl5.75. the property OF y.
A. Hudson. He was required to give
500 security for twelve months, which
the accused could not furnish, conse-
quently he was sent to jail. -,
Harry Smith (colored), charged with
being vagrant, was required to give
800 bond for thirty days, which he
could not do, 80 he was conducted into
the prisoners pen.
II. Z. Wells, charged with being
drunk and breaking the lock on the door
of Fred Robbins was fined $3.50. .,
Lizzie Smith (coloredl, charged with
being disorderly in the street was re-
ouired to leave 80. so with the Sergeant:
After the disposition Of number OF
Sabbath drunks, the court adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
Evangelical AIllanc~

Tho Evangelical Alliance viii meet 20
night at 8 o'clock at tho Young Men |:
Christian Association for the purpose o.
yeorganixing and electing officers.
Many important questions VIII % o,s.
cussed. Last year tho principal snblecs
which engaged the attention Of tne
Alliance was prison reform and sne
Good accomplished By THAR e6orts y
1his direction vas veyy meak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
Ladies' Auxiliary Meets,

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association held moet-
ing in the parlors OF this institution yes
terday, with Mrs. w. II. Peasants IN
the chair. 1t was previously announced
that the good women engaged in TINS
work intended to increase their number,
and at the meeting yesterday thirty-hve
new names were added. -.
The ladies contemplate giving din-
ner to the members Of the gymnasium,
on Thanksgiving-dsy. and discussed
other matters pertaining to the work
ings Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation at the meeting.
They will have another conference on
the first Tuesday in November ct II
o'clock A. n.