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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10
Henry of Navarro a. Oakley.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct 9.-Two favor
ties, TWO second choices and B0rsie, a 3 tt
] chance. captured the five purses offered
nj Oakley today. Track fast. During the
afternoon President LeiboId received a
telegram from Mayor McCielland saying:
al will ship ten horses TO Oakley October
10 Arrange race for Henry of Navarro"
summaries:
First race-Mile and twenty yards
S.mper LEX, 9ro 10. won; CrevasSe, to ,,
second: The sronmaster, TO ,. third
Time 1:44
Secoud-One mile: Philopens, 8 TO /,
won; Judith. 10 10. second; Banka>
Daughter. 40 !, third. Time l:i3l
IhirG-AiI.e ard a sixteenth: fiutus, j
10 ,, won: Promenade. 4 - l. second
orinda, TO ). tbild Time l:4Sis.
-Fuurth-rhirteeu-s rentns 81 mile
Miss Lily. g to l, won; Rightmore, 20 /.
second; Envy. 20 to |, third Time l:22.
Flnl-Five furlongs: Bor>ie, so TO /,
won; fr>twhile, 100 10 l, second; Lo,tie
Alter, 10 to l. third. Time l:o5ls.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Tbere was no set
lied tone TO the specu lation today but the
general trend of price was downward aud
with some few exceptions the closing
figures show losSe, on the day ranging
from 10 rs per cent. the latter In I'LL
nois Central on al sale of 100 shares Lob
don led of as seller At the opening but
there are strong suspicious that the sales
were really for the account of lear opera
tors in this city. The L'ndon market for
American securities WAS however, heavy
on reports OF the probs bic import alton
OF gold from here in the ear future. II
may be, therefore, the foreign selling
was by the foreigners themselves.
St Paul, aud Louisville and Nashville
We're most heavily sold. but the other arb
TRACE -pecinities were also IN the selling
movement. Little news either OF the favor
able or unfavorable character WAS stir
ring today and the speculation was largely
confined 70 the trade which Is TO SAY, II
was IN the main festureless and unlm oor-
tant. The chief activity was in Sugar, the
clique which moved II up Is per cent IN
the early dealings sent 1t down Is per
cent, rallied il y per cent. hammered it
off per cent To sO5 per cent. aud closed
il rs per cent above the lowest and
e per cent over last nights closing
sale st. Paul was unfavOrable affect
ed by report that the earnings or the
first week in October would show "a heavy
decrease, and this. with the London sell
ing, iIroke the price l% per cent, of which
only X per cent had beeo regalned at the
close. Burlington aud Quincy declined =
per cent and recovered q Der cent. Rock
Island receded per ceut and rallied =
per cent; Northwestern lost per cent au1
recovered per cent; Chicago Gas de
clined Is Per cent, advab ecu Is per cent
and closed within Is per cent of the high
est; Louisville ana Nashv lie broke ] X per
cent on the London sales ana recovered
only * per cent. General Electric
neglected during the morning but WAS sold
down sharply during the afternoon on adj
vices regarding the aggressive policy OF the
opposition company. \ decline of e pr CT
WAS recorded in the stock with nnAl re-
covery of Der cent Manhattan WA. more
active than usual, but was weak aud drop
ped per cent TO 11314 per cent, closing at
a recovery of "a per cent. Rlchnond Ter
miual sagged of per cent, but recovered
u per cent on report that negotiations
Tor the absorption of the Queen and Cres-
cent route into the system were concluded
and the preferred stock declined per cent.
Declines are also esI abiished of l per cent
in Pittsburg &. &. & st. Louis and La
Clede Gas; Is per cent In Canada Southern
AMI Lead, aud q per cent in Tobacco, pre-
ferred The market closed about steady.
The bond market was Irreg ular through
out the day with tendency toward lower
figures an active business being done,
sales aggregating 81, or, 600 with Texas
Pacific tue most prominent i'll the d eal-
iups
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

victories of Brown Dick and Jack Nc
Grady. The other favorites winning were
Bill Arp and Murphy. The sport was ex-
ceilent and the condition FIRST class. Sum
nlaries:
First rsce-Four furIongs and fifty
yards: Bill Arp, 6 to ). won: Carmencita.
) TO l, second; Little Hope, to l. third.
Time 3d..
Second-Four furlongs: Brown Dick, 4
TO l. Won; Rabbit, 2 to l. second; Mascot,
10 10 1, third. Time. :5015.
Thlrd-Six furlongs: Hesperia. to 1,
Won; Jardine, even. second; Billie Roller,
ID to l, third. Time, 1:1S54.
Fourth-Five furlongs: Jack McGrady,
. to 4. won; Southerner. 4 to !, second;
Prospect, z to l, third. Time. Loo.
fIfth-tive furlongs: Murphy, to /,
won; Billie Duncan, 4 TO l, second; VIOLA,
4 TO !, third Time 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10
After the Race Was Over.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The chief features
of the racing today were Maid Mar ian s
five furlonGS record run and the victory of
Blackhawk in the handicap at five fur.
longs, at ODDS ranging from loo to 200 20 1,
while as high as 300 to was laid by one or
two veniuresOme book makers. Jack of
Spades was the favorite at TO 5. with
Declare, John Cooper and Peacemaker
about equal second choices. The start
was long delayed and when the flag finally
tell Black hawk got long lead. the colt
won handily with Jack of Spades second
snd Peacemaker third. After the race
there was an almost entire absence Of peo-
pie back of the bookmakers stand. One mau
in particular WAS much excited for he had
bet 500 to win S., 500. Several were seen
who had secured odds of 300 to for mall
amounts and one man was Cleefully cash
ing ticket calling for s., 200 for So.
The first race was five furiongS, with
Maid Marian and Hugh Penny about equ al
favorIt.s and Maid Marian was the winner
by short nose in 56$4 seconds. new rec
ord for he distance. 1t was hard foug bit
race all the way through the last iurlong
ard Clayton won by superior 1ockeyship.
First race-Five fnrlougs: Maid Marian,
gto ], won; Hugh P-unr, Q to 5, second;
lola, 6 TO ). Ihird. Time :J63
Second-Six furlongs: Sufficient. TO
l.. won; SabrIuo Colt, Is To ), second; Apri |
Fool, IL !, third. Time 1:lOj5.
Jhird-SlX furlong>: MaSIan, 4 TO /
won; Brandy wine, 5 tn !. second; Halma,
B TO !, third. Time l:l04.
Fourth-Five turlougs: Blackhawk, 100
10 !, Won; Jack of Spades, Z 10 D. second.
Pacemaker. 6 10 /, third. Time 0:5S
Fiji, h-AliIe: Live Oak. 5 to >. won:
Adelbert. 10 l, second; Victorious. 8 TO 10.
third. Time 1888.
Sixth-Niie: Setauker, to 10. won;
Lustre, even, second; Restrain, 2jJs 20 /,
third. Time 1891.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

The average civilized man would be
hard put to II if he were compelled 10
start a fire without matches. finder.
box or burning-glass. But Lieut.. Vo n
Hohnel describes an African chief As
not only accomplishing this feat, al
doing il with quicliness and case. T he
traveller had asked him TO show his
skill. 1t was really wonderful in view
of the moIsture-laden atmosphere, with
what rapidity he did as | had request
ed. The material employed were such
as we saw wherever we went--two
simple bits of wood, one fiat, about six
inches long, and not quite an inch
wide, with row of grooves on ono
side; the other about twelve inchs s
long, and of the thickness and shape of
lead pencil. The longer piece, fix ed
in one of the grooves of the shorter
piece, was held tightly between the
palms of the hands and whirled rap
idly round and round. In a very few
seconds the wood dust which was. pro-
duced by the friction, and which fell
through the grooves began to smoke,
This dust was carefully nursed into a
blaze, which was fed with fine grass
and bits of cotton stuff. The whole
thing is done a. quickly that our men,
even the lazy Wasungu, always en-
ployed this meshod, on short halts, for
lighting their pipes. Youths Com
panion.
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No. red 46 cents: No. red IS cents:
rejec'ed 42@i3 Corn-FIrmer, unchanged:
No mixed 1904 cents; No. 3 white
Asa cents. OaIs-Rafher slow; No 2
mixed 1880 cents; No. 2 white nominally
33 cents. Rye-No. 81 cents FIaxseed
Steady 81 329l34 Bran-In better de-
mand, 57@59 cents. Hay-Sfeady: tim
Oihy 81 5e@S.5O; fancy prairie s. 50@s 80
Butter-Weak; Creamery 1S@22 ceut,;
dairy 16td11 cents. Esgs-Mors active,
steady AZ cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. ct WAS quiet
market as a general market is concer ned.
yet for the day of the week and the dav
preceding tie feast Of YOm kippur, it was
not disappointing. With n good nun Der
of visiting buyers present there wa, an
Irregular request for minor ass1rtmei Is
for current requirements, though TO-
spring stuffs the inquiry WAS very marked
and advance orders were located for dress
goods, underwear, hosiery, printed special
ties and giDghsms. Printed cloths were
very quiet at cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. OF. 9--On Lines fast
mile 10 third heat of the free for all pa &c,
was the feature of today's races on the in
terstate fair track, making a mile in
2:0S1L. The field would have been dis
tanced had not the flag been waved. The
track was fast but stiff wind was blow
ing,
In the bicycle RAGS. c. ". Ashley, Of
Sioux City, became interstate champion,
defeating n B. Fredericton, champion
of South Dakota aud w. j. Healey
champion of Nebraska
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9-Cotton--Easy;
sales spot, 2,3G5; to arrive. QUO; oriiucry,
IL 10; gooi ordinary, So is; low middling,
7-l6; low middling, 6 l-6; fair. "a nomi-
nal Receipts, $500; exports, Great Brit
ain, 200; coastwisr. q. $50; stock. 134, 333 77
Futures. sales, 5000 October, 50 GO
bid: November. So 5oC06 81: December,
So 5s@65s; January. 80 ,0tG57i; February.
S5.75@ 5.1i; March, -. S195S 81; April. So 81
@3SS; May. S593@5 a; June. s. g996 0U;
July, Sc 0JG601
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Living Up to ats Light.

That new hanc hired this morn
ing said Farmer Haycroft, '-plowed
one furrow across the feld and then
went and laid down, and lie hasn't
moved since
What was the matter with him.
HE said be believed in goin' ac-
eoriin' 20 scripter, and that when .
man has pa, his hand TO the plow he
never OFT 70 turn bAck-'-Chicago
Tribune.
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Trotters at Auction.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 9.-The trotters
from the W oodburn farm, W. W. Estell.
the estate of W. 5. Rogers and a. Smit b
McCaun, were sold at today's auction.
Thirty head brought s., 1876 Those bring
ing 800 and over are: Bay stallion Nav
King by Electioneer third. to A J.
Guthrie, Louisville, $1,000 (he cost Nc
Cam S12, COO; stallion Bonnie Wilson, to
G. Davis. Harrodsburg, Ky, $500
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A Fellow FeeiHC-

Poor little thing exclaimed TIE
passionate editor 10 :he mouse that
was nosirlr about IN the waste basket
If you find anything there yO1 can
use you're harder up than | s-n---Chi-
caSo Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

81. LOUIS. Oct. 2-N hest-Lower; cash.
IS cents; October. - oeuts. December,
5nls cents: May. 535s cents Curu-Lover.
C,.u. 81. cents. October 4aEs4Ss ceats.
J,nusry. 40. c-ssIs: Nay -. ceoI~.
Osts-I.nw-r. cash. - cents. OctoUer *
Nav 81. 6s3S Pork-Jo5bing SIS N
I.ard-I.owrr. steam = -, CaOics = -
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Cash quotations were as follows
l-l.,r,. EaSr-

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour Easy.
No. 3Nellow corn. 0slS9.
No. sprla. wheat 54Ass55'sc No. s7ria-
what Iioml. No. red SIS sl.isc, No. > corn,
5lc No. oats $50 No wn.tr SJ-s t53i2c
harley. Sc No. 5iS;@a5iisc. No. I. 4-a5Il-C No.
] faxseed 81 81. Prime timothy SEED. - 81
Mess pork per Dbl Sl2 75sl5 - Lard. Der l00
lbs s. 6s Short rlb- sides. Ioose - T.
as "a Dry sa ted shoulders, ouxesi. - S.l4A
6y Short clear sides, boxed. = o,as l21s-
Whisky distiIlers' finished gcofS. Per gallon.
Standard \. 40
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Lasker Names the Time.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-W. Steinitz receiv-
ed letter from Emanuel La,ker today in
which he latter declares he would not be
ready to meet St"initz in a return match
before Oct. l, 1895. He says until he is
beaten over the checkercd board, he will
remain the Chess champion of the world.
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He Drew the Line.

Chicago Justice-You are hereby
sentenced TO thirty days confinement
on a diet of bread and water.
Drunken Culprit-Be easy On poor
wretch, judge, an make it hanyin'.
The breads all right, but can. go ths
water.-Arkansav Traveller.
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Rough on Bookmakers.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 9-This was favorites
day al the Exposition Driving park, four
weil-backed first choices landing the
money.
The bookmakers lost heavily as a conse-
orence, being Int espec ally bard by the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

Ia ~ cOsrse q The De- b..s On tse bfI,
20 Gis1nSss r..lsSay posfAt clerks NJ
Gros+sz-9r. q Ono. wa stVanz ia
hOG-e tie bsnsst q Ia know isdsTs GO
lie sxf~risDo~ IN the f-D~sai s~Trse~ -
far a. SyTs.sutess ~ bis ossn district
were co1eernsa lie th0gzst tsEAs 4
The b.ll were sszene1sa ~ as 70 rssTusss
the cd employees - asa ar sEssasna-
t.ou =ad grade afty pS- eez. Bot Vos
e tie dsss2sssed elsrxx. Who. g eSlzsrae.
sTsTe al csr2oSrzts, sgsla ess1ns SsIsaAs
ons ;ao2zanss ss.llsz II g,ttsag back.
''Ths y~atlerzsz = a,Kslugsashs9
Ezs~sat~r .. eon y Sad Mr Feadlc-
toD. q West FfHtnhh- Dses 30 SAla<
Re oesl6 p@sN tie ex@ssinssson required
a. su:er ne r2ll~sy p-ps;&i s~rvAeey@
Il ;h,nk g. s3ia xF. Gro~T~nor. 4.
To- ,eztsesa2n trDza West Virgins ass
% pss :As 4zestloz.s ~ @saEagso=
p1A.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

President Casimir-Perier dropped
into a toy-store. the other day, and
asked a nervous young shop-girl il a
photographic Edison doll, which he
produced from a paper parcel. could be
repaired The young Lady said. Yes"
and asked him TO what address It
should be sent. When he gave his
name and address. she tainted away.
and the anecdote made the rounds OF
the Partisan papers as N Casimlr-
perier's latest conquest
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

TIE Want Columns ~ n Dailv PAPER tell
tou where il rays 20 advertise.
y you have anything 70 Sun. SELL,
IRADE OR RENT. Try these columns.
~ Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taken tor less than Ice.
cre line advert iSsDlentS charged same
rate s. two lines
Prices given under class FED beads in this
column applicable only % local advertise
nlents. NJ foreign advertisements taken a.
above rates.
Answers - advertisements sent IN care %
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
wish reqlys forwarded 10 Them STAMPED enve.-
oies mast Resent.
reference 10 former advertissTnt ntS should
give description and date of insertion or copy
IL the aGvsrfiSe-Netit >sould be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
IrCiScontinuel BY telephone.
tlasSified advertisements viii be Scents
Ter line each Insertion: average seven words
10 line. agate 4 "a, .rernrut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10
An Egotists Paint.

De Bussey trnoodilyt-I know only
two men whom l can really call my
friends
Miss Severe with quiet interest
And may ! ask the other mans name,
Mr. De Bussey2-Lite-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10
Brooklyn Defeats

Boston, Oct. 9-Brookly defeated Bos-
ton il the Association football at the
South End grounds this afternoon.
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Philadelphia Defeated.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-N-w York de-
feated Philadelphia by five goals to two in
the Association football game today.
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ST Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Cotton, middliug.
-; sales. 200; receipts 400; shipments
700; stocks u, sou
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GRAIN Quotations
BIZ
HODGES & SEYMOUR.
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH

Highest mars, price pail foc al kiuts o
gain SiuIag wheat a specially. write o WIG
Tor pEice-
Basis " ssissipp! River.
Always IN the market FOR strictly pure mill
ing wheai-bard or soft Can furnish oats.
IO3 s. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

The use Of glass antedates written
history. The Egyptians attributed the
discovery to their gods. Pliny says the
discovery of glass was made in Syria
Glass windows have bee n found II
Pompeii and Herculaneurn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

lunches of dried sea weed. window
cords, crackers. tobacco and similar
dbrous substances indicate The APP
proaeh of rain. because their fibres he
come soft by absorbing the moisture
OF the air when the atmosphere IS APP
preaching the point of saturation-
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Kansas City Gram.

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct e-WbeAt-
Haif-eent lower; Ne. hard A. o=uts,
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
St Louis Gran.

1.-THE ProI0ce exchange today The butter
market was steady. cTearaery- l5s--s-, dairy
lSI-asp E.-gs. steady, l6-salsts-
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Piles, IiStuIa. Iissure.

1rd a. dlscSs~s 90
III fuEa ru7fst
Without knife. ilEs
furs-. a. cstts f4ss
Ctfgf<1f AHkS
I'D. 80 tioas5'
l. o. Pad u1til -
tlfrfi. Erss3
PRIV An Uf~
7 AEfS n tsssis
SEXES 4teA
cared lr fas rl rfest
tire aHil O. the fr.sssf
FEseEEsis tern =
NtAs4f 80 .zss "a
e. Fozs Gruzs
Fsuais . iff. epss -
- fcrsEE. a. s4<fssSf-
HEfs Is ~ 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10
IT WAS UNSETTLED
STOCKS TEND DOWN AND GENER-
ALLY CLOSE WITH LOSSES

Early London Selling Gives the Bears
Help-Su.ar is Again in Great Ac-
tisiiy-St. Panl Drops on Reported
Decrease OF Earnings-Day Upon
the Whole Uneveptful.
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Chicago Market

The market roiay experienced the follovIu.
range OF prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-10

sEs-izifT-
Effi fsy - Faiiing 30 Ef~ssiiiY seossesIlsf
ard g-srrrar sai4T rfc- tefrsz sessSezscs -
mail froulffiF 8-ss= rrfsi-
y bICISF FCENf-EEB ~ All. CAsEs.
geusaffafszz. esa rssaflzl al laFt.syt-
IT, as~a fsura 2 a. "a uatss 20 8 t-.-- sas~
EsTsu - f@I - ea4ez- s.y~s4ii4
- a1s1l A -, e.atssrz-
DIR. j. +. BENNETT.
IZs y. Main ~. IS b. hi;a- -.
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: Opened. iighcs1 Lowest. Closing
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dGEA rs W4NTED.

tnc-r th.s head s. ter .ib- lcr,tty
4 GENTS wA>TED-fOH HEAT KADiA TOR.
IA paienL Ell sept N. 1874. Bic snap. one u
made . la one wees. Call today a. room ~.
over Golden La lie address VI. Lowe. WebbeT.
han. "a -
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statesmen.

cOnA-Mo&THLY GUARANTEED; Ma Nj
s--OO featuring concern want repress utatiye
Il-or am city not takeil Must have few hundred
collars cash 10 pay Tor gusds lysry after
Orders are secured r, L, Vail, AOr-o Bulldog.
New YORK.
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DEESSIIfkIES.
PIESt,N N.

fflter al fsea af f-sf 500 r~stfg
ME-. DfLf.A BRYAN. Tia itiEB AFEg
vi Spiritual siedlE-n = ucw g. The s-iy zn4 ~il
give b- sl.l Jet -itfllss Tor few e aye Ears
D. - North 1lsll stresf. - =
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DEE-OHAIl-Fkh TsEs HAVING UOosis r.,
Il r~ut ~ tie dsF saf1shir Tor sg.asr 3siies ssf
gate ni@r wi .QEf.f fsrgF n sn@F rr4ra
ti.si 80. anf tie a1s DO q Ye~ris thaT ess-
ar 3flr-0aA ATE daring so sssi5n q 10 f,fsHf
ic-i-s l. ~. o. Wlfh 10. o. &sfcrEars a fslsfzs
Is.szrsgh OF + D. far-oass - ~ p. Ls~ssass
E5iFs
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The following are the representative sales Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20
REMOVAL Of THE TRUSTEES.
What Richmond Elk Says About the
Exalted Rulers Action.


a number Of the Grand Lodge Of
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks who
was seen yesterday in reference to the
removal Of Supreme Trustees w. c. Van
derlip Of Boston; L. j. Campbell. Of Bal
timorc. and Joseph Laube. of Richmond.
an account of which appeared in Sundays
Dispatch, said that the trustees were sus-
pended a month ago by Grand-EXalted-
Ruler Epperly. When the Grand Lodge
met in Detroit last June, he continued. 1t
was thought advisable TO give the trus-
tees power to call the next meeting.
These gentlemen met last August in
New York, and selected Atlantic City as
the place at which the 1894 meeting should
be held The 18th Of June was decided
upon as the day on which the session
should convene.
the trustees TO the Grand Exalted Ruler
and Grand Secretary. No action was
taken by them on the report until in
January the Ruler promulgated an order
in which he set forth that the trustees
had not performed their duties, and. after
revolving their order calling the meeting
at Atlantic City. he issued counter
order naming jamestown, n. y. as the
point OF meeting. This he afterwards
modified by allowing the OTuer Oh inc
trustees to stand, and changing the James
town meeting to an extraordinary ses-
sion TO consider the decision Of the trus-
toes. This he had a right TO do.
The trustees met in New York again
during February and issued circular
denying the allegations set forth In that
issued by the Ruler.
This was followed by the order suspend
ing them. ,. -.
The lodges at Ba fillmore. Detroit, Bos-
ton. Richmond, Mankato. Mimi, ana
Meadville, Pa, have passed resolutions
supporting the trustees.
The exclamation of the whole trouble Is
thought 10 be simply a fight on the part
of the grand officers to retain their posi-
tons. .
MIR. Laube, one of the deposed trustees
declined yesterday to discuss this matter
with a representative of the press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-20

night. Large crowds attended on oo'n
PssSon-week services viii b heid at
tho Flint English Lutheran church
(seyenth and 0rang, each night 1t
o'clock until Friday. Good-Friday ser
Vices at II A. NJ.
The usual large audiences attended
the seryices at Union-Statipu church.
and the sermons were impressive. There
have been several professions during the
week. and Rev. DR.. Ray received twelve
persons into church Fellowship. Tmre
haye been about forty accessions to this
church, largely the result of the inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL meeting held at the OPEN
ing of the lecture-room OF the new church.
The lay workers deserve commentator for
their faithfulness and activity.
Confirmation services were held Sunday
morning at St Johns German Evangeii-
cal church by Rev. Paul l.. Mcneil The
church was beautifully decorated with
palms. ferns, and flowers. The music was
under the able dictatorship of Professor
T.. Louis Ide The following Is n list Of
those confrmed: Frederick w. Schneider,
Frederick w. wenzel, Walter f. Birchett.
Frederick ID. Schaaf. Frederick Koch,
Otto r. Rabe, Charles 4. Miller. Adoiph
Koch, and Charles GIpperich: Christine
Thorn, Sophia NJ. Thorn. Esther Schneider,
Mathilda Henson, Magdalena II. LANCE,
Helene NJ. Storch. and Martha l.. Klue-
her