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The Washington times., 1895-03-23
DEPEH SETEAE on LADIES
SAYS There Are Few Afier-dinner
Speakers Among Them.
FAILURES AS BRIGHT TAKERS
And All Because They Can't Seem to Get into
TolcA With Their Audiences-Awkward-
ness in Placing Their Eands-A Little
Advice to Temper His Criticism-Fanny
pavenDor. Is Feminine Spell-5inder.
oTWITHSTAND-

OTWITHSTAND-
ing the many guises
in which the fem
mime after dinner
speaker appears,
Chauncey Depew
says she is a fail
ure." and as he sank
into the fayorite
loungiDg chair in
his den, DR.. Depew
reiterated, Yes, a
failure. "
And your advice
to her is?"
The Washington times., 1895-03-23
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the followin: Lomax Fleming and Nan
ME Hutchinson. 7. Edward Mclaughlin
of Worcester. Ohio, and Lettie E. speck,
OF Huntington, Pa.
The Washington times., 1895-03-23
To.Kalou Chablis

The wine so satisfactory and assmilant
in association with fish and oysters. Quarts
40 cents, To-Kalon Wine Co., 614 4th St.
23-2t
The Washington times., 1895-03-23

ONLY 8 CENTS A COPY FOR MUSIC,
" standard and popular editions,
Thomson's Music Store, 521 lit ST.
Selling below cost to Gloss business fe2-exS
The Washington times., 1895-03-23

Ladies' DoneoIa Button Boots
patent leather tips-all sizes and
widths-Iegular $500 qualities
yours until they are GONE-for Si.93
Il pair.
The Washington times., 1895-03-23

A grand assortment of Mems
Shoes in Lace and Congress-regular
81 so quaIities-our price-S1 20.
Boys and Misses School Shoes
worth 81. Show 20 celts. A pair Of
shoes for the baby for % cents-and
up.
The Washington times., 1895-03-23

Ladies' Fine Dong0la
Button Shces-opera
and commop-sense toe
all sizes and widths
some with cloth tops
regular $500 qualities
hurry IL you want a pair
for Sl.5G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06
A FALSE ALARM
Turned into tho Fire Department Last
Night By a Deliberate Joker.

About IL O'Clock last evening q Dor.
son who was determined to psfpstrats
a Joke on somsbody, rushed into
smiths drug store and secured the
key to tho nre box, stating that he
waited to turn In the alarm. AZ soon
a. he got the key he went to tho box,
when one OF the hack drivers standing
on the corner, asked him where the
FIRE was. "fhere Il Ia up the street
ssys he, pointing TO n polt cal bon fire.
and then turning In tho alarm. he
sktdaduIed Tor paris unknown.
In about one minute after, both
houses OF the nro department respond
cd, coming helter-sksiIer down IN.
street anu passing the bonfire TO which
the oontempiibls joker had called
them. The IRE lsuuies looked around
anu inquired lhs location OF the fire 10
which shey were called, sut as no ons
.ould tell them. they Istsscsd their
steps 10 the slatiop.
TINS fellow who perpetraled the joke
was caught this morning snd prsy,I
e. be none other than John McMuIlsn
the ox.llrsman. His osse WAS o.ii.n
~ Ia tho p lice court this mornipg
hut continued until tomorrow. wba55
he Will no doubt be- taught q lesson Tor
mis- tmsrt conduct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06
OHIO.

BALTIMORE, Nov. O.-The Baltimore
vote for governor Ia complete; Bown-
DIES, Republican, 5,ilO: Hunt, Demo.
ora', 1897; lowering, Prohib., 2,S7s;
Anarrws, Peoples aud SJcialstt, 433.
Ihe Republicans have a majority OF 10
Ia the CITY council anu slooi the entire
city and county tickets.
lnconpItte returns from the state,
Including Baltimore, indicate the cleo.
tion OF Lowndss, Republican governor,
~ nj leset 10000 TO 10000 majority,
carrying with him the comptroller n lid
attorney general. House delegates viii
perhaps have more than sixty Rupub.
licans. The senate viii be cl0ts with
the chances In iaver OF Republican
majority. On joint ballot tho Rspub.
Iicuns will have a safe ma lorily.
Cinelnnaii--rho plurality lot Bush.
nell, Republican,, for Governor, Ia
Hamilton county. with ono precinct
missing, 4. II ,0j3.
CiNCiNNATTi. Ohio, Nov. 0.-Ths
Times.5tst special from Lexington,
KY, sayt: The Democrats oOnssds
tue election OF Bradley (Rupubllcan)
Tor governor by from 5000 10 100.
Tbs silver Democrats change pf,sl-
ucnt Clovland anu Secretary Carlisle
with the responsibility Tor this sweep.
ing defeat.
Columtus-Chaiiman Anderson OF
inc Democratic state committee Gays
Inc reports up 10 y. m. show Repub-
IicaD plurality OF 50, 900 a. 10000.
Cnnifmhn Kurtz, OF tnc Republican
slate committee, says the plurality will
be- 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

DANvILLE, Ind., Nov. 5.-At 1880
today Rev. william l.. hinshaw, con.
vlo1ed OF wifs-murder, was brought ir-
TO court to b. sentenced. Judge Hadley
asked whethef;hs had anything to say
before sentence was pronounced, aud
the convicted preacher replied In a
long speech, Ia which he declared
himself Innocent. Although the Iury
had found him gu..ty, he said, he
cherished no Resentment agEi inst the IN
or any man.
In conclusion, hs sAidi III desire II
10 go upon tho records VI this court,
with my hands upon its sAcisI shrine,
my lace upliiled 10 heaven, that their
verdict Is false. AIN not ruilty, Bs.
fore | no TO my living burial, / wish to
thank the court iOr his kinfness NJ all
times.
vi commend you all TO God, and
viii meet you at the judgment bar,
where will have another trial and
pass into happiness. g to m1 living
burial, and 10 / do 90 l salute you. 1
am now ready for wnst may Gomez
Judge Hsdle. then pronounc u son.
tenos, anu Hlnsha~ has taken back TO
jail Hinshaw's voice Irsmblel us be
tpoKe, anu IL seemed at times as II he
wouid DEeak down. Tho women ia the
audience cTisd, their sObs beiag the
only sounds mat broke The silence
when no spoke.
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LouIsvILLE, Nov. 6.--Tbe Courier.
Journal says: "rho Democrats OF Ken.
lucky are asking wheto they stand 10.
day. 10 was an avalanche. The gov.
ernor's race II IN doubt, tho Legislature
~ In doubt. ID 'mocralic ma critics Ia
Democratic strongholds have been
smashed almost TO nothing. As A.
stands with reports from about eighty
counties, Bradley has u lead of about
i,O0O for governor. The sans ratio of
Democratic losses will land Mr.. Brad.
ley In the executive mansion at Frank
tort.
Tho Democrats have elected Al fepre.
ssnIatives, tho Republicans 80. In
nine districts the result 10 doubtful or
unreported. These nino uislriol,
were Democratic In the last Housv.
II they are Democratic this time the
House will DO tie. OF the hoid-oyer
SENATOR, five are Republicans and
fourteen Democrats, making the vote
on Joint ballot stand: Democrats, o5;
Republicans, %; unIeported and doubt.
iul districts, v. or tho Al Democrats
elected t. the house. Blackburn may
pretty safely count on 22, McCrssry
10, while : have expressed no choice.
or the 10 Democratic senators elected
are Tor Blackburn, the other 10 non
oommiiial aud his election Ia In doubt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

rich IN oil those sttTibutes which max /.
. ma OF marx, compelling universal
IONe atu fostont aud aumiritior. Ia
tue death OF Eugene Field the literary
word has Lost man who In national
ana International appreciation had
attained the wildcat distinction. POI.
se'sed OF tho highe,t mental Gifts. he
was the plainest oi men. Ills prfcer.
Tons were quick to Distinguish te.
tween right Gnd wrong Ia inItviduaI.
ana movements. He wa. clean, ,uc.
ctssful, brilliant, n perfect husband
and father. His death IL not the loss
OF his personal friends alone, hut u
chicago and the world. He taught the
gooi aui taught II iascinatingly. He
was as brave ~ the bfavest In hi.
opinions, md hs gentle ~ woman
IN his allowances toward those with
VIII m no differed. Eugene Flel "a
name Will live la the degree In wtieh
tue people loved him. lIii love Wa
that which never fails Of reciprocity,
bis heart went cut 10 tna, v hlch mo,
appeal, TO humanity ildhood. lis
name has vO piAcc IN every house
hold, place which l. will keep M ng
10 childicn prsttle aud mothers tell
them tales"
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NEW YoaH's arc FIRE.
Damage Estimated ~ Absut Two nil.
lion Dollars.

New York, Nov. "a IRE started
Tonight ia Keeps HnirI factory nj
Broadway anu Blocker htreets, which
extended TO Crosby street, and IL estI-
mated to have done a damage Of g..
100000.
From the point where the fire was
frst seen, the flames ran quickly
through the building, which extends
from the corner Of Crosby and
Blsecker streets, through the l6O-ioot
block, until IL makes thu southeast cor.
ner OF Broadway and Bloeoker. This
building was destroyed.
From this building the hames got
into the structure adjoining on the
south, while to the north they shot
across the narrow Bleecker street ana
caught tho enormous building OF the
Manhattan Savings institutions, the
upper stories OF which coon fell with
great crash, while hrsmsn were work.
lug on tue lower figorp.
Jacob Adler & 20. ooutrSl the cloth
Ing establish nanl on the DIOR where
tho fire started. BeneAth them on the
ground door Of tue building facing
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GOV. HIM. WELLS.
THAT is the Result of The
State Election.
REPRESENTATIVE IN DOUBT
,.a,t Chance; Seem 10 Favor
Allen.
,,o,r yreuars on STATE OFFICERS
. rb,rd Jadieisi District
.wl.... Probably Elected
legislature Republican

,,,-t. ,..uit afthe Htate
A .,,,.d ,,,nmob Of IN,
''e'l'n u -, r,n,.. ar. mn, a,
C'a''i'uaOn' n,.cInc, r,port IN.
hss' Vu' '" go. I,,s.iv n, IN.
vote 10 w. .,,,,,,o, h.,n, ST.
H'of''y' au -, ,nII,,,ns 4. yiv,n
iassH'.' ~.
bms o.' -, ~, an. .,.o,,o,
h~ w. .,,..,,.,,,r ~.
nsn h' :, n,...n, 4. a.
h'u'u'H
l'" g. ....,u.h., n w.lis
VI Wv U.s. -,..,., ,o,a,,o, ,..
M'uo''. 100. =, ooo %
jena '0uVrV
1850, over John l' Csihe' Domoets''
IA, Representative In Congress II
In 4. Jsuht. nj, large number
wv ~ :, A.. -.
Of 1ite'no" " ." w w
rcn. Present. Indications seem
IA nyot the election Of Allen
,,., R,b,r,, ID. nv p.t.
~
b'~SVV, ou' n' " nv "' ~
iufsa. Returns from l0o precincts,
rpt,,euting over $1,000 votes, OF about
,,..,h,, n I'm, ,ptit, vote l,aye
1850. 1850, soo ....d ~. ne
Ahsa A00'' wv "'u'
tii claim, however, that Roberts has
sou By q taie majority, over Allen,
xhl. IN, Rspublic,ns as.ert Thai
49,, -, a.,
Ah'a"Se' ~ 'ne 'eAe 'n'' 'ne l"
iuiriysl TO csme In cannot beat him.
II, remainder OF the Republican
s,,,. tls.,t 4, claimed Inv that marty
.'-.,,,.. -. 49, D.,,
" m'la''n'' o's' 'nef D',noc'suc
10, Democrats are making no claims,
Toe judicial ticket In the Third
elafeL comprising Bali Lake,
I'ost anu summit counties
,ts, 70 have gone to the
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Br AWAY L. the Emaire State banb
90 tho upper tiuort are Lantern ok a
Co., sllks, aud several like concerns.
Hall an hour after the flames were
1rst seen IN the Greedy street side, tbs
building had been demolished. Inc
walls gtill stood erect, but the apefiutes
where ibe windows had been showed
through them solid sheet Of II amp.
| notwithstanding the enormous heat,
the hfemsn crowded the building
close. From tbs very nfat II was seen
tbs buililt x was doomed aud tue only
chance was the saving Of the nearby
structures. An especial effort wAs
On Dc on IN. Blocker street side, TO see
tant the II ,mvs did not eros. the street
TO the eight.story Manhattan bank
structure.
Suddenly, few minutes before o
O'Clock, where all had been light for
nlocks AROUND from the glare OF the
lames, there came darkness. From
the feut VALE thefe came great black
cloud OF emuke that blottod out all light
and became 30 pungent IN marrow
Blocker tree, that the fro ntntera
were forced q run Tor their lives. Then
The high walls parted, seemed 10 hang
ia tbs air moment, ami then fell
whefnA few minutes befJre the fru.
men had stood.
ine Manhattan building was across
Too street aud every effort vas made
10 tavo II, but vAinly.
FIRE Chief Francis j. Reilly and
twelvs men In the sixth story Of tue
building when from above the II lrirs
came 10 rapidly that their escape was
cut OIL BY eating hole through the
eide wall TO the building to tho north
tue c-ief nnd eleven Of his men ca.
carel. This twelfth MAJ, Flt.mAn
Fitzgerald, crawlod along marrow
cJIing, but became 20 weak that two
comrAues had TO climb out OF a window
anu liz him along 1.-THE ledge, many
le9t ttove the ground, to n wlndos Ia
the adlslHir.. building.
Chioi II lily fainted whom he
reached the street, aud was taken 10 a
hospital, with his back Injured.
Fireman Walsh was overcome by
the smoke, In rrtcuing Aunie Coon.
aged 40, snI hye children from n tene.
ment.
There were many nrrrow escapes
and twenty-five flr1men were iniur.
NLw SORS, Nov. O.-Eariy thI.
mofniug there wa. loft standing OF the
big building at tho southeast corner OF
broadway aud Blocker street only on,
triangular wall. Crowds watched N
expiring 10 see II crash down toto the
street. The firemen kegt up their work
on the ruins until Z O'CLOCK, then the
wall swayed an instant, anu tine
Blocker street side fell with n crash.
Brick, debris anu long iron girders
were seen nying across the streets and |
the windows Of the Manhattan Bank |
building were crashed In. a few sec. |
ones later, the wall facing Broadway
also swayed and then fell. In falling
u sent n mass OF brick clear across
Broadway. IL 10 estlmated the dam.
age by the lire will bs fully three
quarters Of q million dollafs. How
Iho IRE started Ia not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS.
Republican hsjOrltiss in III, New
York Legislature.
SITUATION IN THE STATE or Quo.
Democratic 8alns 10 Massachnsetis-
Figures from Other Import.
ant States
NEW YoRk.

New YoRS, Nov. 0.--rhe corrected
returns from all election districts show
that the state senate consists OF 80 Re.
publlcans, IL Democrats, aud l INDIE
pendent; the assembly OF 90 Rspubli.
cans ami 81 Democrats.
New YOfk-In this city, the mAjof-
ity for the Democratic state ticket IL
approximately at 10000 greater tbau
tue average majority OF Tammany
local can di1ates which ars from 20 900
lor Sigmiof for recorder 10 1900 for
Purroy for county clerk.
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A PnnieI,y siiustIol,

PARIS, Nov. 0.-Buslnsss on the
baurse today opened dull ana with a
great FELL In Otsomans, which compll-
Gated tho situsgion and caused iuunsr
dopresrion. IL Is apprehendeG inst
th,rs Will be many guiaullers amonr
Spectators. rwsuty-tOuf hoIr' dhlay
has buen granted che large Coulifss
firms III their difficulties iu consider.
alton Of ths enOTls they a.v making TO
inset their Engagements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

BosToS, Nov. D The Masssehuse,ts
legislature standt:
Senate: Thirty-ihres Republican,, 7
Democrats; Democratic gain OF one.
The house OF representatives. One
hundred and four Regublicsns; IS
Democrats; Democratic gain OF three,
Botton-Governor Greenhsigs 10 re-.
elected by 63.4i4 plurality, 1883 Lees
than the plurality Of last year. The
municipal suffrage for women was do.
Ieated " 7h,OOO.
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Special to the NEWS vi, De.srs. Telegraph.
VERsAL, U. T., Nov. 6.-Returns
arc complete as iollowt: Wells, 1871;
Caine, Z45; Allen, lTs; Roberts, 249;
Park, 1874; Nso.er, 24s; Miller, ls8;
J Johnson. 2ss; Hatch, 24s; Wilson,
aO2. For Constitulios, yes, 436; no,
10.
Democrats elect representative; Re.
publlcans elect superintendent OF
schools.
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Sorenson Got the Prizs.

In the Fourth precinct yesterday
cash prizes were offered 10 those Re-
publicans who did the best work for
their party during the day. Mr.. J. p.
Sortnson informs tho NEWS that he
was successful In securing tho frst
Prize, which be says was . few dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. 0.-Tho Torrens
land bill has been carried by u ma.
jority In tue county Of 1887. The
vote In the city for IL wa. 10, $40 ana
against only 1857. The cluu,Ty towns
were July No strong Tor the msaluie.
Louis A. beeberger, OF tue real
estate board commission which was
changed with the campaign for the ca
actment Of this law And Its submlssian
to the people. was enthusiastic over the
victory.
IL was the greatest fight the board
ever made ana We think that IL has
accomplished q result when will DO
VI the greatest benefit I, the whole
county. Ia effect this law puts realty
In the category OF quick assets where.
by II has been an exceedingly asset In
the past. The law does away with All
examinations Of titles, aud as a oonse.
quunce. BROKERAGE will fail contidrfa.
by. Thus the borrower will DO ben,-
ntsi IN u large measure, aud the moor
man who II c mpsllsh 10 mortgage his
property will derive tho largest pos.I.
bic cash loan instead OF having 10
FILTER away a good deal OF ~ In fees
and commissions.
Another benefit OF the new law IL
thnt an Indemnify fund 10 created out
OF y tax OF one.tenth OF one per cent
ON the value OF property certified for
the nrst time. Tnis fund l. held for
tho protection Of Innocent persons who
suffrr loss under tho operation u IA.
law. In Austria during ff..en ysars
81 100000 was collscted In sucn an In.
iemnity funi ond nat q single assault
on 1t was successful. Right TO she bsue-
hts OF such fund, OF course, 1, settled
In the courts. This law IL in ouorstion
10 some OF the foreign countries anu
Ia every case where tried Il has proved
satisfactory 10 the people. II viii no no
here"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-At n memorial
meeling Ia memory Of Eugene Field,
held nj tho Pfsss club TO-DAY, the fol,
lowing fesSlutiops were aaoplssil
"The Press club OF Chicago desires
10 express Its sorrow over the death
OF Enxsas Bivld. His was q mature
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Col. AIbsrt johnson Dead.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 6,-Col. Albert
w. Jonnson,tns father OF ex-Congress.
man Tom J. johnson, died this alter.
noon OF u complication OF diseases. He
was 05 years OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

Following IL tue vote on Rswiln,
Cd ami Cannon RI last year for Dele
gate to Congress, for comparison. The
nrss column 10 the Democratic snd
y. coni column the Rennhllrnn Ynta;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON. N. j., NV. 6.--The esti.
mated plurality OF Griggs, Rebubilcan,
Tor governor. Is "a, SEQ.
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DOWN IN THE RUINS.
Terrible Explosion In The Building Of
tho Detroit Journal.
MANY SERIOUSLY INJURED.
FLAMES Break Out, adding TO thu ilor.
ror d'i,endsring the Work Of
Rescue Dinlculi.

DETROIT, Nov. 0.--About o o'clock
ibis morning the boilers Ia tho Journal
bulldog, corner IT L,rnei and Shell
by streets, exploded with terrific force.
A portion OF the building about forty
feet Wide Immediately collapsed,
bnrying scores Of people. -Four dead
AMI Injured have already been taken
out Many girls and women were ON.
ployed In the building. The editorial
department of tho Journal was all
saved. Shortly after o'clock the ruins
broke In flames aud great clouds Of
aifiing smoke seriously impeded the
ftsmen. II is positively Known that
nj tie time Of the oollapse the stereo.
lypes engaged On tie nth door were:
michael Wagf, Arthur Lynch ana
Chm1s Ross. All thfte went down In
tue wfock. Ia luo Third story WAS the
Hsboin Electfotypo foundry, Ia
which were nall dozen
mons In the top aslory was lhc
JoutnnPs stereoiypiuR department
where four or five mon were busy.
There were twenty-five TO thirty per-
sons working ~ the building. Some
people may have been Injured while
passing ON the siTeett. rbfec men and
ore woman was carried into tue news
chloe ~ helpless o1n itlon, within
lhfoo minutes after the explosion. Cries
Of othets could DO heard In the ruins.
Tue -peppl. . brought into the news
Onioc were:
Marliu Mayer, advertising solicitor
Of the Evening News, oadly c-son
neck anu head. X. II. Foye. sdver.
tislng solicitor ~ the News, badly cut
On neck anu heau; Frank q. Meinef.
artist Ia the Calvert Lithographing
company, with = terrible gash on the
iotuhead.
This portion OF the building directly
AboNe the boilers on the nfst hOor was
occupied by the Journa's mailing de-
paftment. About nvo men aud boys
were there. In the second story was
George Hilier's book blpdory,in which
couple OF men and score OF girls
were employed. All the people were
preolplt.ted Into the horrible chaos Of
ruin aud escaping steam. The fite de-
paflinent was summoned at once and
win tue sld OF many volunteers began
lhs WORK OF rescuing the victims.
M.sy y,crrus
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Thc large build
ing ~ cut clearly In two from front 10
rear oy gap OF my feet wide, at the
bottom OF which 10 m almost solid pile
OF imbers, brick and debris, Into
which the hfst hours work Of search.
lug Tor bodies made little progress.
Iho gap extends through half Of tho
John DAVIS companys, growers
sunufies, store on The met noor OF one
end OF Tue building.
The Journals mailing department
on the FIRST Moor was demolished;
Few employees are not yet accounted
for,
AZ leasta dozen persons are believed
10 nave been working In Miller's book
on the second noof. Some Of
those who escaped from the wreck re-
port that they hesrd the screams Of tho
oindery siTls AZ they foil pinioaed In
Tho wreck.
The Hsbbin type foundry on the
third noOr anu the Journals siereotyp-
Ing department on the nith door, each
contributed victims.
Many msn NJ. digging In bricks and
debris, but the nre underneath makes
u probable that some OF the bodies will
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French nisi.,er 10 brazil.

PARIS, w. OK. Revolt has been
appointed French minister to Brazil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-27

most beautiful appearance yesterday
morning with its artistic gsrland- Of
evergreens against a setting of white.
with lettering and ornamentation OF gold.
graceful palms. and exquisite growing
chrysanthemums Of feathery wilderness.
beautiful set OF coverings for the table.
lectern. and pulpit completed the har-
mony OF the decorations. These were
presented by the children Of Mrs. o. p.
Bell. In memory OF her beautiful life and
great devotion to this church. They were
used for the first time yesterday. They
are OF white and gold. typical of the
purity of her life. which was a "llving
epistle" inscribed on the hearts Of. her
children in characters Of gold. The music
and this church is noted for its fine mu-
sic was very beautiful. bright. and joy
Gus. telling one the story Of a Saviour
birth.
The sermon by the rector Rev. T. w
Jones. was most impressive and appro-
pirate The Sunday school celebration
will take place next Sunday morning.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their Christmas festival Friday evening
The church has been tastefully adorned
for the occasion. and the school is anti
cipatlng the event with eager interest.