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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

RERNARD Died on Monday morn
ing. October n, at the residence ot hs1
son-in-Iaw. ". r.. Chuii'h. Mrs. VI. j
HERNAKD; aged o. years
Friends are invited to attend inc rune
raj al Union station tabernacle THIS
(TuesiaY MORNING. az u O'Clock
MADDOX Died. october LIST. at so
T. NJ, IT HIS residence. V6 north Fiflh
street. II Is. MADDOX. a. years % age.
Funeral viii take place from the above
residence THIS CTur-iay) MORNING at
10 O'Clock No flowers.
NEAGLE.-Died. october g. lss3 a.
her residence 3i2t lester street. MAX
GARET NEAGLE. Of the parish Of
Elphin. County Uf Roscommon. Ireland,
In the J}d year of her axe, wido" -
Isthe late Thomas Noagle.
Funeral from ST. PltriCks church
WEDNESDAY. October ith. AT 10 A ".
Friends and acquaiutances are respect
fully invited 10 attend
Norfolk WaD. Aashyill" AM Memphis
TennD. Chicago dllD, Newark ~. -.
and Boston. MassD papers please copy ~
MEYERS. DIED. on sunday morning.
October ist. Mrs SARAH ELLl'l<
MEYERS. OF Asheyille. =. g. 40 the resi-
dencs ~ her mother, Nfs. J.. hillck
los north Seventeenth street
Funeral will take place WEDNESDAY
MORNING az 10 O'Clock from the above
residence
AsheviIe IN. c. papers please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

Mr.. James Lewis Anderson leit iaSs
night for Martinsville, Va. on accouh, 81
the extreme illness OF his father Kew
y y Andersen. who resit there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

The family of Rev. Mr.. GOODWIN UnI
new rector of ST. Johns chuich. HioN t'
~ p,ch,nond from Petersburg yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy Syrup of Figs.
II. excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial propcrtic, If a perfect lax
alive; clIcctud!iy cleansing the system,
di,peling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug
pists in j0c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd By the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name. syrup Of Fig
and being well informed, YOU will no.
accept any substitute ii offered.
GiA 1.Tu, Th(v)Sstlo ptosrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
CUT OF 10 PER CENT.
RICHMOND ANo DANVILLE TRtINmeN
FIGHTING SUCH A REDUCTION.
Ciroies-PersonaI and other Man
chester News Item.

The committee sent from the Richmond
| and Danvlle shops. In this city. 10 attend
| the conference In Washington Of officials
/ relative to 10 per cent reduction In the
wages OF the traln-mcn who receive more
| than Sl2j per day. has returned II was
composed Of a representation from the
| conductors. engineers ana fremen. In
| conversation with one OF the gentlemen
last night a Dispatch representative was
told that nothing definite had been done.
! and would not be- until another meeting
was held. The Crain-men, OF course, OBJ
/ ject 10 the cut. ana will fight II 70 the
end The proposed reduction would effect
the entire Richmond and Danvlle sys-
TEN. The conference last week was the
second meeting that has been held on the
subject.
The following was the enrolment yes
tcr1ay AT the white public schools High
! School. %. School No ]. ~; 40. p a; No.
| 3. Is. 80. (, 81. 80. 3. Y; No 6. q, no. l.
a: 40. 8, %. 30. g. &c. 80. 10. ~; 40. H.,
A.: total, J33. The enrolment at the col
orcd schools was: High School Il; No. J.
%. 80. 2, 30. No. 3. .; 40. (, a, no. D.
GG, No. G. III; No. :. 80; total. i51.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS POLITIC.
Ah' Ivy N,n''" 'oiIi'il'''e' M 80
49, ~ - iit.l,,ss,l tho
.,al.'','.'' ms I l's'',' ,.rs,,.,, ,,,e
20. 49,, ,t, ~, - 80 i'm suIenJld
shape - cope with the Old enemy. even
| ~ ne il in new dress and has the
! latest weapons Of war.
Colonel G.. X. Macon ana MI. w W.
/ Baker. the Democratic nominees for the
House OF Delegates, went 70 f""ha'ah
'""' u'ouSe y'7'eiu"'' =, ,'7 ~. bad
/ 10 meet ''c P.9PI'' D'U.,,.,....I
/ speakers, ana non Ih',,l'S
/ represented IN" p'Inocrauc ,..t, ,,oa+
me- I"Iu''S'S vi ''''I ,.,,,.rr.I1 ro,lntv,
~ l.,,,,i.,o,., r,r the House
[ - -. ~ h. generally believed that
Oh Delegates. II Is s'n,Ial,S 80. a,4 - Il
D. - ""'Nl'' i,. ui ,,nI h' ~. t,c1ct.
49,, I,'.,,,oc,s,. ,xroot IN have n big
~. sunday plgbt the 14th
n''''hH mr. u" "a ''' ', H. 80, t,., d.
nam, '''
ci''' up""
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
\ barn ana contents belonging 70 Mr..
Leo. Wells. who lives in Ch''t"riieiI j,
near the Courthouse was destroyed by
fin. Sunday. The loss was about $50,
with no insurance. The origin II the
fir. is unknown.
Suu has been instituted I'm the Hastings
Court by Mary WnlforI (color-I again
Joseph Smith (coloIedJ for $Lj". me
charles preferred are trespass and assault
and battery.
Hcrrv uobeon has instituted suit In the
Chesterfield Court against J. Il. Johnson
g. 60 for $1,000 Uob-uu recently had his
r,r1 emf off at Johnscn's foundry and
III NJ, ,ro,ev died M the Medical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
Gnrcrncr Jonc.,. subIe {

Hon. George J.. Christian, president OF
the Virginia Division of the Association
OF the Army OF Northern Virginia. is I'm
receipt Of a letter from Governor Thomas
q. Jones. Of Alabama. advising him that
the subject OF his address AT Tho approach
ina, reunion will be 1.-THE Last Days OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia The
annual meeting Will bc held iu the nah of
the House of Delegates Thursday night,
October l2th. at 5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

NfKAlN AMI vi AC@f 100000
RICHMOND, October 2-Offerings-
Wheat, 4.l22 bu.; corn (white), sls bu.:
oats $500 bi. -,
Saies-Wheat ESQ bu.: corn (white). 24
bu: oats. 300 bu: .o>,-,.
mixed. 61G7lc.; Shortberry, 65aIlc.; No.
red. zoe.
j2Fi5lc.; No. white, 52G53c.; No. mixed,
SIT ppots-Winter flor seed, 3iqS7c; No 2
mixed. silga55c. No. mixed, SSl2aS4e.
Rye-05fl 6Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
New Captain of the Ashby Light Horse

Captain George Ainslie has been elected
captain of the Ashby Light Horse 10
succeed Captain Edgerton ) Rogers. re-
signed. Captain Ainslie has accepted the
position rendered him ana will enter upon
the discharge of his duties az once. H.
f. q Guc military officer. and stood at
The head OF his class at the Virginia Mil
itary Institute
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

Since his long attack of eczema, Bishop
White has suffered q great deal with
his left eye. The organ was badly dis
eascI and he could not see out Of II
at all. Saturday IL Was removed by Dr.
John Dunn, assisted by DR. John y.
Upshur Since the operation the Bishop
has been very cheerful. and II IL thought
that his general health Will improve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

\ family named Allen. living at No ~
south Pine street, consisting Of man AMI
wife and three children two Of them
Infants. are in very destitute circum-
stances. Tho husband has been sick and
unable ~ work 1t is a worthy case OF
charity and funds left at the Dispatch
office viii reach them promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

standard mess selling ut siaco. rArd.
prime steam. 9nc. nominally. Dry
salted meats. shoulders, &C.; longs md
clear ribs. s'sc.; shorts. ioc Bacon snoni.
shorts. lli4aIlNc. Whiskey. H.lE
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October s-Noon-cotton
IN moderate demand. freely met; prices
unchanged; American mifdling. l'Ri
Sales. 1900 bales American 400 bales
speculation and export. 100 bales. X
ceipts. 5000 bales, al American. Future
steady: demand moderate. October, Z
23-eid.; October and November. Z2-siie
4 N-sid.: November and December, 4 80
ffi I-eid.. December and January. = A-si
al 2-6id; January and February. ~,
al 25-6iGi 25-6i0g 2l-Gid.: February and
March. 2s-eift 27,Gii. March and April
Z 3l-eillt So-Gipi 29-6il.; April and May
S5-6id. Tenders, 100 bales new docket,
iP Ms-October, 4 li-6iff 2i-sid. Octo-
Der and November 1 2-GifI Gl-6id. Mo-
vember and December. -}-Gid.. sellers:
December and January. 4 2i-6Nb G-sh.
January and February. 1 15-6iHi H-5id.'
February and March, : N-6igt 800.
and MAY, I Sl-6id.. sellers May and juno,
I Sj-6id.. buyers Futures closed nrin az
the advance. ,,.
urlanIs. : l-iGc orleans. '-isr new cot
ton. nc. under quotations sales. slH
bales: good ordinary. 8 Is Ice, low mhdl-
iug. &C. Fu'ures closed barely fi'AiN'
sales. g7S 40 bales october. N.N. Novem-
MEMBER SS. December SH. January,
N07: February. %l6. March. So. April
s. 9s May, So
NEW ORLEANS. IA. october . w
lures barely steady. sales a. w bales
october Nt7. November s. eo. December.
g. 1l. January. s. ~. February. ~,
March. s. ". April. s. 70. May. Si9
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMt NGTON. y. e.. october 2 -Rosin
firm. strained. Nc.. E..l strained. So.
Turpeutnr firm m Pc. Itl steady az VI.
Crude turpentine quiet. hard go, sou
and virgin. e Co.
SAVANNAH. CA. October e-Turpen.
tine in strong demand IN. market opened
az 2liqc. ana closed at r. frr regulars.
sales 80 casks. tome frm kosln IN
Ilve'v demand ami firm ~ luot1tion-, 81.
heinz oil on mediums stntrlf.ly. \. y.
&. ard H. s.r. D.. & n. D. 81 no. a. NHs
IINet. $40. Is. gn NJ. g. -. y. So.
Window glass s. water white. Stn
CHARLESTON 8 &C.. October p, Tur
pontlue firm 40 ESQ., N.-u t'm az sc. tor
good strained
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Ooportcl f.r tr. Ii.utt,h1
NORFOLK. VA. October , Market
steady. prime. i-ss.. .N'rt prime, Use,
fancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

U-nrioo-Victor Hanson and wife TO
John IT, Tyler. To- feet on north side
Ridge street. subject u deed OF trust for
s.. {-p. North-SiIe Land Company 10
Annie +. bonner. lot 10 in square IS, $2oo.
William r. Ryan and wife Z, l.. j. Cheat
wood. ,o faat ON north side BaIdins street
near Baker $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, october 2-Eir-
rinia gs o.: Baltimore and Ohio stock. ~
T75 North Carolina stock. 50. Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern hrsts, lOi. first m
comes. IS, 10 third DO. .. Consolidated
Gas bonds. l09Nll0. DO stock, JolzGJIt2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

e
BALTIMORE MD, October 2--Flour-
Steady; western sUpertne. s20u28. 10
extra. s. iO1f290 family. s. 80. winter
wheat patents. SS; spring patents.
s.. 5glli0o
month. 694N69hc. steamer, No. red,
6Slsa6skc.: milling wheat. by sample.
Corn-Dun; mixed spot .sQigac,; Sep
TENDER iSc. asked; year. BifIi7e. white
corn, by sample. Sc, yellow do, 5tnSSc; il.
s7l.c.. No. mixed DO, 9iisg36
Rye-Dull; No. 2 52a53c.
Haydn good demand; good 10 choice
timothy, tl500ai600.
Grain frelghts-tluiet and steady; steam
orders. per quarter, 6s.Sd.; cotton. per 100
pounds 25c hour, per 100 pounds. lOc
Provislons-Steady and unchanged But
ter Arm: creamery fancy, &c; iair u
A. isc' Coffee steady; Rio cargoes. fair
ISL Tisi.c.; No. Z. l1i4c Sugar quiet; gran
WhIskey
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o., October 2-Flour-
Firm with demand steady. Corn, white'
No. 4 &c; No yellow. iSc. NO. mixed,
isi.c' oats, No. white. SAc.; no.
mixed. Sic. Wheat. req, &c; rye S,ea s
s,T so: family. Sls25. Bacon steady. shnui-
.dsrs si-c.: short rib sides. HE: short
clear sides, re. Whiskey steady at N.lS
ST. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, MO. october 2.-Fiour-yn'
changed. ~ heat higher; October. s$sc.
nc minally; November 6ijsc., nominaiiy
corn Arm and higher: October. S5Asc.. nom
lnally; December, Sac. bid. Oats lower
October. gssc,i May, ss'se. DID, FORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
tBy telegrs ph to the Dispa,ch.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., October
pain 2.-Forecast tor Virginia and
North Carolina: Rain IN western
! portion Tuesday and in eastern
portion Tuesday night cooler Tuesday
nlght; easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

bacco under a penalty OF SIS Tor each Of
tense, or expulsion from the EXCHANGE
Nothing further OF interest was trans
acted. and the Trade then adjourned
STATEMENT sHowIsa RECEIPTS AND pELIvssns
OF LEAF TOBACCO IN THE CRY on biCbMOsD
DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN OCTOBER j, 1877,
AND SEPTEMBER 80. 1898, AND STOCK ON HAND
SEPTEMBER 30, 1893
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
Mean temperature. 5
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK. October "A drive at
American Sugar right at the opening OF
business weakened the stock market for
q time, but subsequently Distilllng and
Cattle Feeding and Reading developed
strength, and the remainder Of the list
rallied. Whiskey was bought for the ac-
count Of a pool composed Of local OpeTl-
tors and western people Unidentified with
the property. Their purchases are said 10
be- based on the belief that the Ways and
Means Committee will recommend an in
erase Of the tax on distilled spirits. Read
ing nrmer on the announcement from Phil
alelphia that the company was paying in
trrost due October lst, and on reports
that the Spoyer loan matter would be- adj
iustod American Sugar was conspicuous
~ weak falling from - 20 S6 - on Wash
ington advices that the House had ap-
pointed a committee of five 70 investigate
the concern There was little doing In the
Changers. Trunk Lines. or Coalcrs. and
the majority OF these stocks show but
fractional changes for the day. Reading
was a notable exception. leaving Off with
net gain OF 81 per cent.
A FIRMER TONE.
Tho whole list rallied quarter 10 per
cent in the final dealings, and 0rmer
tone prevailed at the close. The dealings
during the afternoon We're exceedingly
small and speculation was uttrly destl-
tutr Of feature. the room traders having
had the market entirely 10 themselves.
Tho most favorable develppemeut Of the
Iav was the depression In sterling eN-
change. posted rates being reduced to-iNi IL
ana iS6 ~. and actuel quotations being low
or an round. This put an end To the talk
about gold shipments and occasioned a
better feeling. The great drawback 70 n
substantial improvement however. Is the
delay ON the part Of the Senate In putting
nm end 10 the debate on silver. The mar
k.t closed firm The sales Of stock We're
lC,.poo shares of which $1,000 We're unlisted.
Sub-Treasurv balances. coin, $i,tliw0;
currency. $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been firm. rangtng
from to (. last loan an g. and closing
offered az g. Prime merchantile paper
d y per cent
Bar silver % IS. Mexican dollars. So 3-ic.
silver ut the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
Sterling exchange weak. win actual
business iu bankers bills at iN}ai8 81
for sixty days. and l>5 Lass - for de-
m3nd Posted rates i>i l-2aiN -. CONNER
cial bills ISL l-2alN2 - for sixty days.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dun. Railroad bonds irregular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
~ nlLp oE poll1lcs.
.'H.flss Meeting To-Night--MsJor
I'..tto speak Other Notes.

zee dFetihg lO-Night-hsJof
.'..f Go speak other Notes.
l.m.Or4uc Committee viii
Fr-ut-Court room at Ssgl
a'. .1 arrange Tor opening
mapping cut "A plan OF
.tl iycc.ting the report Of the
. appointed 10 consider The
ing series OF rallies "a
hy prominent speakers.
"a. 1u has received very
t from Lieutenant-Goyernof
t...' 'si'f saying that his throat
4. Improved 80 much that he
-" Alt W his voice In behalf OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

PORT DF RICHMOND. october mi
Steamship Oh Dominion. couch. New
York. merchandise AMI passengers, 'r'.
". Allen ca, 1S ~.
steamer PocahonHs, p'y. ,N'rf"h;
morchlulisc ana passengers, D. Nrisiscr.
superintendent
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. oct 2nl.
UBy telegraph 10 ihn bspltDhJ
ARRIVED
schooner Augustus Hunt Boston.
grtish steamship Hollywood Nurfolk. Va
British steamship ArpomattoN, Liver.
'', Sr,'am.6arsc }. W Hagan. Philadel-
pT Hritlsh steamship H,l Jacket Fenan-
@'i Hri,'sh steamship Coron-!n. Savannah.
Ga
SAILED.
schooner :. q. Haskell Vera cruz. Mex.
schooner Hartl.ilur. Boston. Mass.
schooner Frank lmii. NewburyporL
Mass. ,,
british steamship 'u"uclt, ~. Peters
burg.
PORT OF WEST POINT october mi.
CBy telegraph q th- prratchD
ARRIVED
steamship EtltiU rr I'
morr. passengers AMI -.r
steamship CHS of columbus
New York. passenger 'h'
cargo. .
steamship porch,-tcr iioWcs. iiostun
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Dorchester. Boston VIA Nor
FOLK. general cargo.
Steamship CttV 81 columbia, Jehney,
New York general cargo. M,
Steamship Baltimore. BENNETT bdlu-
more passcngers aud general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

The annual meeting of the Richmond
Tobacco Trade was held at the Exchange
today al O'clock, with President ". q.
NiiIeS in the chair. After hearing the sec
retarys report, the Trade went into cleo;
aim ~ officers for the ensuing term, and
reelected all Of the old officers, VIZ; w.
~ NIller' PRESIDENT; w. r. Hancock. vice
nresident and &. Mcleod. secretary and
treasurer. The Board OF Governors and
Committees also remain unchanged. Cap
Tain William Bridges was reelected M
spector without opposition.
The Trade also passed Jaw ao' "iau,hs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND October 2.-No auction Of
ferfngs to-day.
private saies-Fillers 10; wrappers, s;
hurley. 2 Total, q hhds.
Revenue collections
Cigars and cigarettes ...'.,."s.... A.5S y
Tobacco .................s....ssss a,lfs %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03
R1cuMoNp sTOcK MARKET

Reported by j. l.. Williams & Sons)
RICHMOND, October 2-Closing quota
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-03

RECEIPTS OF LOOSE TOBACCO.
Pounds.
Eleven months ending Au-
gust 81, 1898. ...........7 SBo,l62
Month ending September
30, 1893. ................ 2SB.704-
Total twelve months ending Septem-
Der 80, 1899 ........7 .s55.9eG
Total twelve months ending Septem-
Der 70. 1892 ...................... ...s,lg2. 6s7
Total twelve months ending Septem-
Der 30, lS9l................... 2.425.4i5
Total twelve months ending septem-
Der 30, lSpO............ .............l,l5 40
WORK IN OFFICE OF INsPECroR-PERIoD. NoNTu
o. SEPTEMBER 1893
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Preparations are being made by the
Las class Of ~. University Of Michigan.
Tor the first reunion, 10 be held in Chi
cago about July 3 II is expected to
holdthe reunion and banquctint the Grand
Pacific hotel. but the general commit
tee on arrangements has issued circu
lar To the effect that positive statement
an 81 the place cannot b. sent each mem
Der until June l. From the indications
received by the local committee q large
portion of the class will 10 present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

10 oesunuekln1s -
- lAsUs s1nhss =
psopls vho vill 20
tPn6 NJ eley aoA q.
j0iaing toUno 1oa1fsaA
the dedlicatioo q The
0ieAigna son1D bald
~ g - vus16s tsif.
q 0o1us1av, Apejl -.
the Wet ntcAigan
railway hss arranged
eos exlra slesping c1ss
On - night train On
Friday. 18th. Pasasa-
gers ahoud gst Oh ct
Hyds Park. that being
the aeassse s1op - the
fair gruunda The
Hyds Park hoEsl will
b headquarters for
the Nichlgsn eognnis-
6onesu Extra alseper
will also b provided
on Sunday sight for
thoos vho MI 10 at
tssd TIE opening q the
sxpnGition On Hay I.
Phone Ida Tor bsrths
vis Tie Chieag0 4
Wet Aichigas.
Gro. DEHAvEH.
q. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The funeral 10 BRO. Arthur Wood,
past master of Grand River lodge. No.
a. =. q A. Mssons, gill be held az his
ressdence ou THURSDAY. April =. ls9i. Ut
= O'Clock p. m. The members of the
lodge and all master maaons in good
standing ara requested 10 b present ct
ths lodge roon on THURSDAY ut I o'clock
p. m
The annual meeting III the board OF
health vas held yesterday afternoon and
tho annual report 81 the secretary vas
submitted and accepted. The report IL
. compiled stasemeat 1t the bisthe.
deaths. contagious diseases and other
vsiusbI1 statistics
Heyman 4 Company employees and
many 81 their frisu 70 enjoyed . dancing
party in the cid s.ore building adjoining
the nsv establishment last evening"
between 10 and 40 yersons wcrc Tree-
ent ard assisted in the fun.
Local trout fishers are gathering TO-
gather their paraphernalia preparatory to
taking run from the city next Sunday
night The ssascn opens Monday morn.
ing and fish stories gill be on tap neat
week.
AdeIt-rt r. Parks has retired from IN @
firm - Parks 3 Pett,t Bros. grocerA at
me corner e Keot and Hastings sfrrcta
The business will - continued under
rn~styl, of Petit Bros
Maurice Shsnahsn yesterday sent 4
written acceptance "a the invitation so
make an address before the paet,ss'
Conference. He named May 3 ~ tho
date ne preferred.
A half interest in 100 acses II lard
near Fisk lake has been bought from
Michael Daily ~ hay City by William
VI Wander Hayden ~ Iona
u. VI. Amb~rg has purchaasd the
block occupied by HE liquor store. cor
ner q Pearl and Csmpau streets. Tho
consideration 10 $4,000.
There Vas IN increase in the bank
ciesring- Yesterday - Nil ~ over tae
corresponding day II last year ers a
bushes % tE.iIi.si
The funeral ~ Arthur Wood viii b.
held from the residence ON Thursday ct
2 .. m.
Shipments II the Gum Foisiing Bed
company have svsrsgei one car day
Cor several weeks past
John Ball park Is reported - rely
fcr visitors
The Coed rsmplss building ~ Hack
ley park has reached the third ssory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The first ticket to the worlds fair
from this city was cold by James =.
Hawkins At the union depot yesterday
morning. ". " Barlowe advanced tho
- 10 and the ticket was M. go. Tho
.ale Was not - large yesterday. but il IL
expected that more viii be sold to-day.
~ number - persons from the city
will attend the services In connection
wi'h the dedication II the Michigan
butAilng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26


Last night was celebrated tho fourth
anniversary Of Red Cross castle. Knights
II the Golden Eagle. Tho lodge. room
on West Bridge street contained largo
gathering. which witnessed the following
program:
Call by Sir knight Spencer,
Opening ode BY Sir Knights and broth
ers.
History Red Cross Castle. By Past Grand
Chief T. w. Teevin.
Violin trio. by Master Lial Hosford, Roy
Tcevin and Mr.. Hosford.
First series Of tableauv.
Address by Grand Chief p. A. Wander
yeer.
Recitation, Marian Spencer.
Second srrie~ of tableaux.
Song by Sir Knight Kennedy.
Violin solo, Master Roy Tecvin.
instrumental music by Misses Bertha and
Clara Smith.
Song by Henry Smith.
Recitstions by Sir knight George Irwin.
by Miss II. Rapp, BY Mrs. Wood.
Closing ode.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

John Turner. an attorney from Way
nj suddenly h.csme unconscious last
v~ning in the shsrifYs Office while wait
ing fov the jury IN IN. Levvensh~ki va
Turner case His hrother. Dr. ~ J.
Turner. attributed II to heart failure
He revived after . moments uncuu
srseu.ness but vac too weak g. at up
srr Q considerable time