The Exeter Flying Post or, Trewman's Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser from Exeter, Devon, England • 8

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. ground around the animal fountains should PERSONAL. LOCAL GOSSIP. Devon and Exeter Gardeners Association at the Guildhall on Wednesday evening, when Mr. E.

-W. iE. Shrivell, ff.LA,- bf Tollbridge, Kent, will lecture on "Further B0MANTIC STORY FORCIBLE ARn-nmM, be asphalted or cemented ana uia Biu-ic so arranged as to dip towards the sink. TTnlesa this is done the road ia the experiments with chemical manures ap- vicinity of the tower will become a quag BIG IONDOIf MEE. CITY TEMPLE VS DANGER.

London, Saturday Morning. An alarming fire broke out in a large warehouse in St. Andrevv's-hili, just at the back of Dr. Parker's City Temple, just before ten o'clock this morning. Over a dozen engines GIRL.

EXETEK ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS. Sir, Referring to the letters written by Mr. Parsons anrt Progress on this subject it seems a city that the citizens are apparently It would be much easier to put the plied to garden crops." Mr. Shrivell'a matter right now than when the thorough Hearty support of the movement to formally reccgntpe Mr. Waiter Pring's services to the Constitutional cause, was assured from its inception, for Mr.

Pring possesses the happy knack -which spells popularity, and therefore I am not surprised to leavu that the responses to the Xhe annual dinner given by Major Balfour to his tenantry took plaoe last evening at Sidmoath. The Mayoress of Torquay (lira. Beavia) held a largely-attended At Home at the Bath Saloons yesterday af fcomoon. The Rev. G.

C. Br.teman, Eeotor of Jacob- former lecture was nignty appreciated, and there will probably be a good attendance on Wednesday to benefit by his further remarks. TOUCHSTONE. so pathetic about it; they are not fully alive to the advantages which would follow if the nnuncil were to errant the Tramway Syndi A PAINFUL SEQUEL An extraordinary C1ae ported here this morning The 'S re-fifteen-year-old daughter of a Mti man named Condon, livin in fades. Maude.

She is described as prepossessing, but of weak beauty made an impression fl' er invitations to subscribe have been prompt fare has become unaenmneu. There was nothing in thn way of incident at the official inquiry on Tuesday into the City Council's application for loan for improving the local water service. The city has out-grown the resources of the present arrangements, and oate the necessary permission to work their present lines, and an extension by ana nuiueious. uegret has been expressed in some quarters that the limit was fixed electricity. It is true the Council have in at a guinea, but as Mr.

Pring may be said to have worked tor the greatest good of the timated that they are not in a position to discuss the terms of purchase at die end of a certain number of years until the question of annexation has been settle-1, but if they stowe, has accepted the Bishop of Exeter's offer of the vacant living of Bratton Clovellj. Sir J. B. Pheav last evening presided over a meeting held under the auspices of the Ex-mouth Liberal Association. Mr.

Seale-Hayne, 11. being the principal speaker. BncKlaycr engnped upon a Jonnj? 'so in greatest number, so the greatest com pit erection next door. "rse of are on the spot. Dense volumes of smoke ate issuing from the burning warehouse, the firemen, up to a quarter past ten.

had llttle headway, and the whole block ot buildings was throatene I with destruction. Later. The fire broke out on the premises of Messrs. Gilbert and Son, makers of chemical stores. The outbreak took place on the first floor, where a quantity of straw was stored, the firemen devoted all their attention to preventing the flames spreading to the upper storeys, where much inflammable material was stored.

At a quarter to eleven the firemen had the fire well in hand an i the block was saved. P'olid'no- I ment that could be paid him would be by having a lengthy rather than a heayy mtlier, frequent absence of the widower, the man soon ......1. to LIFE SENTENCE FOR A TEAIN -WBBOKER. At the Northamptonshire Assize yesterday Prank Tomlinssn, alias Smith, was sentenced to penal servitude for life for attempted train wrecking on the Midland Railway by placing an obsfcruotioa on the line. Mr.

Justice Mathew said it was an awful crime, and prisoner would receive the severest sentence possible, whioh would be only a fair requital for his cruelty, and also serve as a warning to any who might be tempted to follow his example. subscription list. Xtiere are rew men no miuaciL wan. rne rrjr: lo the city who have, even ouisiae party to induce her to eloDe LOCAL NEWS. hm hearing in mina me ciose uouneuuoii oi the public health and a good and sufficient water supply, there is nothing to be said against and everything to be said for the Council's proposals.

Briefly, these are to do all the filtering and pumping at Pynes, leaving the Danes' Castle and Marypole reservoirs, together with a new one to be constructed on the Ft eehold Land Society's Pennsylvania estate, free for storage purposes only. When ttiis scheme haa been carried out it will be only in exceptionally dry summers tha any restriction will have to be cut on the volume sent through the unsuccessful. Accordingly he -ir 1VIS two companions to carry her off wito themselves in tho ''''T hid politics, been more devoted to public work than Mr. Pring, and his private benefactions would, if they were known, add very largely to the tide of his worth. make the same progress in their deliberations on tramways as they have in the case of Municipal boundaries they might very quickly come to the conclusion that they will run very little risk in granting the Tramway Company, at any rate, a further ten year3' loase on the expiration of the existing one.

The question of annexation has been talked of for over twenty years, an i no practical decision has yet been arrived at. The Council do not seem to me to treat the Syndicate iu a straigt tforward manner, as after asking what the latter's price would be in the event of -their purchasing the undertaking, and setting what may be called a bedroom window, t0 her and after and for tho niirht. H-ti tired Beized and gagged the St. Edmund's. The usual tea in connection with tho Dedication Festival is to be held in the schoolroom on Tuesday evening next followed by a concert to be given by Miss Katie Gale and friends.

As this ib in aid of the churoh expenses and the fund for the relief of the sick and poor of the parish it iB hoped it will be warmly supported. a levolver threatened to blow if she made any movement to ntl -nt tion. The girl fainted, ami, wCT aMen- kn fnnnrt hereof i Shs mercy of the three scoundrels.8 at For Gentlemen. New Winter Suitings, There was very little business before the City Council on Wednesday. The chiet thing disposed of was a protest from Alderman Wreford that four Conservative had been proposed from the Council for the Municipal Chanties (Church L'st) Trustees.

As a matter of nigh principle the Liberals should of course be represented. But then, as a matter aUo of high principle, the Liberals should be as energetic supporters of the Church as the Conservatives. Bearing in mind thatnearly etortullya fortnight. P'Ocr she was subjected to the mnt We Coatings, Vestings, Trouserings. J.

and G. lio8S, Clerical, Naval, and Military Outfitters, 227, High-street, Exeter. Scotch, Irish, and Welsh Homespuns, imported direct by J. and MARRIAGE, SEPARATION, SUICIDE. Mary Callacher O'Doineli, 20 years of age, wife of a cabdriver, threw herself from the window of a throe-storey house in Grant-street, Helensburgh, about one o'clock this morning, and died after lingering unccn-sciously for three hours.

The woman was only married a few months ago, and had been living apart from her husband for thi past fortnight. She had attempted to throw hor-self from the window last night but was prevented. outrages. Finally they took- h. mains that is, if the public will not water their gardens too frequently.

The St. Thomas Carnival managers expended a good deal of energy in their show, but not, I am afraid, in the right direction. They have yet to learn the possibilities of a bundle of laths, and a dozen yards of calico, with which a much G.Ross. Excellent for shooting suits. PervantB streets ne night and abandoned tfle weak from their brutalities.

She on the pavement, where she Was policeman. At the station she wi il LiverioB at moderate prices. For IiA oiks. -New Winter Suitings. J.

all the hostility to the Establishment comes from the Radicals, it is not surpris and G. Ross, Patentees of the New Safety Biding Habit Skirt. The Roscut Coat and from the description given by her her disappsaranoe. The latter and took her home. The tf s'ltfov experience has completely driven terrWe ing tuat wnen omces are vacant they THOMAS CARNIVAL.

The St. Thomas Carnival in aid of the St. Thomas District Nurse Fund, the Devon and Exeter Hospital, and the Dispensary was held last night. The main thoroughfares of the suburb were crowded beyond all conception, and confetti was conspicuous in the general conviviality. 'J'he procession was fairly successful.

Torches and coloured fire added materially to the brilliancy of the affair, though there was more than one hiatus in regard to the general illumination of the cavalcade. The principal tableaux were The St. Thomas Fire Brigade, the St. Thomas Amateur Bowing Club (Messrs. F.

E. Plimsoll, A. Stokes, 0. Harvey, and H. Clements, in a boat bearing the announcement that they were the Junior Champions of the West oi England) Off to Fasho The Tillage Blacksmith," village smithy at work, with a donkey (arranged by Mr Blackmore, with Mr Baker as blacksmith and Mr Hnioh-iags as assistant, while Mr Adams represented a farmer who had brought a donkey ts be shad) floral cars (St.

Thomas Cottage Garden Society) gipsy camp (Oaks Football Club) The Sweeping Brash Brigade," twelve girls of the St. Thomas should he nnea trom those who are by tradition and practice the mainstay of the Church. It is true, as stated at the iumb reason sue ever possessed i -c reasonable figure named, they fall back on an excuse which at any rate should have been brought forward directly the subject was first moote 1. It would be a (tistinct advantage if they could manage the tramways themselves and develop them, but as they have other important matters to deal with which demand more attention than ia at present given them, it seems wiser to leave the working of this affair in other hands, for a few years at least. I have not seen it suggested that the uouncil should accept the oiler of the Tramway Company, viz, for the former to have the opoion of buying the whole concern at the end of, I think, ten years.

In this, accoroing to the terms of Mr. Burt's letter which was placed "before the Council recsntly, they apparently cannot run much risk, and while the question cf annexation remains un er discussion they might combine with the St. Thomas and Heavitree Councils in granting the Tramway Syndicate a lease for as short a term as they can. The lines cauld then be laid down to the extent indicated. more effective display cau De made tnan with orchids and pots of geraniums.

The best tableau last night was We are ready," showing the British lion and a very formidable looking cannon. The smithjr was also good, if archaic. There was a lack of illumination, too, in several parts of the procssion. On the other hand, the decorated cycles looked well, and the boniire made up for the want of light on ever recovers from the extreme exhaustion from which she is 3n(r- F'S1C3I Oouncl meeting, that there are Liberals will beoon.e permanently insane who are as good Churchmen as those on the other side of politics, but one cannot altogether dissociate he individual from tt rn ir ir. Cycling Skirt.

228, High-street, Exeter. The Tramways. In another colnmn appears an advertisement giving notice of an intended application to the Board of Trade for a provisional order permittinj, the use of electrical or other meohanical traction on the Exoicr Tramways. The promoters wish it to be understood that they are acting in no hostile or discourteous spirit to the local authority, but the rules of the Board of Trade requi-e that immediate action should be taken if it is sought to obtain the order during the next Parliamentary Session. POHCK.

At the Police Court this morning before Messrn. H. Gadd (in the chair), R. R. IrlUiVlAS JMAKTIiV snv the line of loute.

If the tableaux designers will take my tip and another year go in for big broad effects, and not SHEEP STEALING- ON DARTMOOR. Richard Brooss, of Bridescowe, who recently escaped with a days imprisonment, when his father was sent to gaol for six months for sheep stealing on Dartmoor, was apprehended by P.O. Rees, of Bridestowe, on Wednesday night with a stolen sheep in his possession. The accused was taken Lifton and remanded. It is alleged that wholesale charges of sheep stealing, carried out with remarkable effrontery, will be preferred against him, and that some of the revelations regarding those with whom he has had dealings will be startling.

detail, they will be much more suceessmt. The new Botrd of Guardians hafl decided to take the question ol isolated houses M. Daw. and J. W.

PetheriokMaria. Jordan Band of Hope with brushes. Ambu-i the party, the majority id the Council are not inclined to be so hard on the minority as the minority has shown it would itself be on the majority if it had the chance, and the matter ia to be considered by the committee. The other subject was the Mayoral robes, which are a good deal too fine for his present Worship. Mr.

Oliver suggested that the Mayor might be adapted to the igarment a stroke of humour worthy of Mr. Gilbert. We have compressed beet, but thus far I have not heard of compressed Mayor, and so the only way out of the difficulty is to obtain new robes, for the Irishman'a method of cutting: off a piece from the top and adding- it to the bottom summoned hor husband, Philip Jordan, of 3, Silver-Iaim, Blaokboy-road, for assaulting her on tho 15th and 16th iast. Complainant stated that on Tuesday night her husband abused her, and she stayed away all night as lhe objections against the proposals to develop the tramways by means of electric traction seem chiefly to lie in the fact that the streets are unsuitable and that the undertaking would not pay in the event of its being ultimately taken over by the Council. A sufficient answer to the latter objection is to point out that the Syndicate who have taken up the matter would not be likely to offer to lay out a large amount of capital unless there was a reasonable prospect of a fair income arising therefrom, and if Dover she waB afraid to so the house, one made lance car (Church Lads' Brigade) naval car with big gun (employes of Messrs Willey and Company) and patriotic car showing British Lion and the challenge Let 'em all come (Volunteer Bngineeis).

The St. Thomas Hand-bell Ringers and the Volunteer Engineer Band, the Post-Ofnce Band, and the St. Thomas Brass Band also took part. The procession was marshalled by Mr Tom Pun-chard and Mr Dunsford (hon secretaries). At the conclusion of the procession a large bonfire was lit on the County Grcun i by Mr COMPENSATION" ACT.

for the Workhouse children. Considerable attention was paid to the matter by the late Board, but in view of the expense, aud of tne comparatively small number of children to be provided for, they did not feel justified in adopting a scheme. Considering: that the Eadioal members of the present Beard proclaim their election to have been due to their eoonomio virtues it is a little surprising to find many of them anxious to launch out into an experiment which at the best must cost the ratepayers pretty dear. I must not STOCK AND 8 BARE SR0K 16, BEDFOSI) CIRCUS, RSKTKu CLOSffiSTLON-UON PRlPlj, SPECIAL DEALINGS Iff WEST OF ENGLAND COMMERCIAL NEWS. We are officially informed that the issue oi Kodak, has been coasiderpbly over snbscribed.

Notwithstanding this, thearranne" ments for the allotment were so perfectlv organised that letters of allotment and resret were psted yesterday (Friday). Stock Exchange, U.25 There is a thin attendance at the house today, and business is restricted. Markets are weak all round. Consols have declined 3-16 for account. Home Railways dull, with a tendenc to droop.

Great Easterns and "0rth Bnb'sli Deferred are off, Berwicks J. Doras tare hardened the turn. Foreign Securities weak, owing chiefly to the rise in the Geim.m Bank rate. Snatml. a complaint on Wednesday morning at the Police Station, and later in the day he ktiooked her down giving her a black eye Complainant then threw a buoket of water IMPORTANT CASE.

over him to defend herself. Sergeunfc lapley does not promise a success! ul joh. An important case under fhe Workmen's Compensation Ant came before the Appeal I can make its municipal tramways pay with a stated that he cautioned Jordan, who said Talking of Municir al matters leSds me Oh I'll knock the down in front of Defendant had had a little to drink In de fence Jordan ssid he was verv sorry. It was to refer to some Mayor choosing tit-bi's published iu a semi-official journal sent Marfc arrant, the There were several side shows of the usual comic element. They included The Liver-less Minstrels," under the direction of Mr Thomas, who was assiste by Messrs A Goul Cole, A Gale, iaylor.W Sims, and others "The staff of life on the point of death an the first time he had been there.

The Bench fined him 5s inclusive or seven days The me by amend. At Wieaii tne Radicals money was paid. population ot inst over 30,000, surely Exeter with one (inclu ing the suburbs which the tramways would serve) of nearly 60,000 can manage to be equally successful, although in the case of the Kentish town there is a large amount of traffic occasioned by the passengers from the steamers. With regar.i to our principal thoroughfares being too narrow, it is a fact that electric tramways are successfully worked where some of the main streets are equally narrow, if not more so. It is entirely a matter of opinion too, whether they would p.sist in making our piotestad against the Conservative party seizing the office of Mayor year after year, aud absented themselves both from the Youtt Houses, c.

Stone'o Muricidine 10 "The Cottage ny the Sea; "The Taking of be understood aB arguing against the principle of isolation, but I mean to keep ti citizens acquainted with the quaini inconsistencies of the Liberal Guardians in posing as money-savers one day and as social experimentalizeis the nest. Amidst the many concerts announced let not sight be lost of that to be given at the Barnfield Hall on Monday week -28th inst in connection with the Constitutional Harmonic Society. When it is mentioned tho most Powerful Poison for destroying Mice, Kate and other vermin, 3d, 6d, anil la Packets of Chemists Proprietors Stone and Son, Exotor. Advt procession, and from the Mayoral banquet, being content with a private lunch at the Reform Club. Our IJ.dioals are better (jourt to-day.

While unloading percussion caps from the steamer Manitoba in tho Royal Albert Docks on July 6th two men named Marriott and Woodham were killed and five other men shockingly injured by the explosion of a case of caps. Judge French, at Bow County Court, found the owners of the Manitoba were liable under the Act, and awarded the widows of tho two men killed 300 each and tho injured men 1 a week each for life. From this tho owners appealed on the ground that the meu were not employed, in the words of the Act, on, in, or about a dock or quay." The Appeal Court to-day upheld the decision of the County Court Judge, aid dismissed the appeal with costs. It is understood that tho caso will go to the House of Lords. and Italians have fallen Wuv the Ohoicosl Eaorliah Mem.

It is tho best Grand Trunk have declined. First Prefer. by far. home more iuiey and moro tender. It is itnartoum Up-to-date ventriloquism Signor Harrio Punchardo's giant menagerie;" and "The Goddess of Beauty." Those in charge of the shows woiked very energetically, and it is to be hoped that the financial results of the carnival will be better flavonrad.

shrinka Iobs. and in cbonpoet ences, Thirds, and Guaranteed have fallen end. Sappliod invariably by Hctchwos mi Sos. llit8tj2Atp, Exeter. Advt Hecon8 g.

American Railways are lower in sraaillu- picturesque mgn-street look unsigntly. The tradesmen of this thoroughfare must of course be considered, but the convenience of that Mr. BarreD. Bayly will be responsible commensurate with the trouble and time devote i to it. with weaker prices fiom Wall-street, but prices have recovered slightly since opemn.

OUR BIRTHDAY CARD. lor the entertainment, its character may thousands of the outside public must have be immediately guessed. Dir. Bayly will greater weight, even lr the tramways do all tierman bank rate six per cent. The tact tha1.

the T.ansvaal has decided to himself assist in the rendering of the pro MANY SAPPY RETURNS OF TJXE DAT TO the damage to those in our principal street which a few residents there contemplate. If impose a a per ceno. tax on the nunm? com gramme, and the other soloists will include I may express an opinion on this point, Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

and Miss Wyatt-HMeeli, panies prolits is the cause of a depressed market in the Kaffir shares tin's morning Parsons' letter should make converts of those Mr. S. J. Biahop, and Mr. F.

T. Depree mannered than that. Gloucester, as re ported, had a very animated meeting Mr. Braite, proprietor of the Wellington Hotel, who h'as been on the Council several yeas, and has filled the office of Sheriff, was elected, but Mr. Bland was also proposed.

Mr. Bland epoke and created a great scene. There were continuous cries of Traitor," and the disorder lasted ovsr five minutes. Mr, Evans (Independent) supported the nomination of Mr. Bland.

He thought it was an insult tc the city to place a gentleman in the civic chair who was engaged in the liquor traffic. Mr. Clutterbuek It is regular licker," (Laughter.) Mr Bice, in supporting Mr. Biand's claim, said he once paid 4s to go and vote for Aldrman Powell but he would now sooner buy a piece of and hang him. (Laughter.) In the BIDEFORD.

and addition there will be the unusual Lady Wic low. Lady Mary Hope. Lady de la Pole, Shutc House. Lord Avonmoro. Lord Strndbroke.

Captain L. H. D. Fortcseuo. Mr.

A. Wind, Exctcr. Mr. U. Cookson, Starcross.

AND TO-MOHEOW TO TO-MORROW'S SERTICES. Exbtke Morninff 10.3o Staine in flat Kjrie and Credo Stainer in 747, All ye that cry unto tho Lord" (Mendelssohn) i preacher. Archdeacon Bnnctt'ord 3 Afternoon Stamer in flat, 1,375, "I saw the Lord" (Stainer) hymn 534 preacher, Very Hov. the Dean. 7 preacher, Rev Heathcote, Rector ot Kewe.

BirriST Churoh (South-street). 10.45. Morning Service; preacher, Mr Henry Thorn, of London. who are so conservative in this matter. In conclusion, I hope the citizens will give the subject the prominence due to its import AND SHARE LIST.

attraction of a charming little orchestra At tho Bideford Amateur Athletic Club room last evening a successful smoking con consisting of Mrs. Wyatt-Bdgell, Mrs cert was held. Those present were the Barrd u. oayiy, the Misses lilma oheppard B. Birkett, C.

Birkett, L. Cummin, Dison ance as one vitally affecting their interests, btth directly and in iirectly.and it is only right that they should have an opportunity of expressing their opinion on it with a view to giving the -ectsr (Rev Newton Leekp), the Rev Maokworth Drake, Mr Yeoman, and about 11.25 I.J0 o'clucbio'ctnck Description of Stock. Lady Lothian. Lftdy Boreou General Sir Oollinwootl Dickson. Captain 33.

Chichester, R.N. Rev. Dr. Dangar. Tayler, Rippon, Messrs.

Barre D. Bayly, W. Packham, W. Budd, Tyndell, G. J.

a hundred members nd friends. The 3 Afternoon special meetings for men only st the lioval Publin ttonnis. ifrni witimnt. OOUnCU a an iiea how public Jeeline runs, as it Rudd, and A. Wyatt-lldgell.

Here are all captain of the club (Mr Merefield) oc cupied the chair, and during the evening pre God." 6.30 Evening Service preacher, Mr. Henry Thovn. the materials for a really pleasant sented a clock, barometer, ano ornaments to evening. Mr Philip Fulford, who has assisted for years Baptist Chorch Morninff Service. 6 Evening- Service preacher, Rev Marsaok Day, At close of morning service ordin- afternoon three members of the Gloucester Liberal Club entered the bar of the club i onsols, Account 1'0 India 3 pcStk 1843 1C6 Brighton A 1TO in worK in connection with the club.

TO-MORROW. tub; sun. Rises 7.29 Seta imuu ui jjuru upper. is obviously a question for which a 'public meeting should be called, and, if necessary, oven a pjll taken, that our local governing bo 'y might be forced to take such asteo as is consistent with public opinion, in whatever direction that might point, either as being favourable or unfavourable to the present scheme. Yours truly, crvis.

The ubuU weekly (Wednesday after 105 South East Df OimiHT Uauitcn-, osvenor-pmce (Free Church of it was, said the captain, the spontaneous wish of every member that 4. 2 noon) concerts siveu bv the pupils of the morning: lu.lij. Prayer and Sermon Blind Institution h'-ive been for some time the presentation should be arranged THB MOON. preacher, Kev. T.

Biohards. Evening 6.30. mr i II uorn, who was received with the sincr past somewhat sparsely attended. This 0.39 p.m. Sots 11.35 p.ni Bisca and, as already reported, smashed a valuable clock presented to the club by Alderman Trevor Powell during his Shrievalty in 1887.

This exhibition of feeling was due to the fact that the election of Mr. Braine, a Conservative, had been secured bv the withdrawal from the may, to a certain extent, be accounted for lioj noi 177J I 177! 1055 I05s' 28J i 29 1 20j 53 i 53s 120 1203 4H 177 i 177i 165j 166 88 E8 1991 67 First Qiiartci 20tb, lit 5.5 p.m. HIG-H WATER. rrayer anu sermon preacher, Bev. T.

Bichards. Hymnal Companion. Exx Isiamd Mission Hum; (Entrance Bridge-street). Morning: 9.30. Prayer meeting and schools.

Afternoon Adult Bible Classes and Schools. Evening 6.30 Evangelistic Service by Mr. E. H. Vine.

8. Prayer Meeting. by the ineonvenienc to the general public of the hour fixed -8 to 4 p.m. It has Exniouth 11. 0 11.31 II.

5 104 DEATH OP SIR STUART KNILL. Tnrcmay and ToignmoutU 10.34 10.15 Ilfracomlie Metropolitan Do District Or Chatham Or Caledonian Df Great Central Great Eastern Or North British Do do VI North Eastern Or Great Western Or Midland Df West Pref Northern Df Hut! Argentine 4 pc '86 Do 5 pc DoB AWater4nc therefore, I am informed, been decided, tentatively, to give an additional monthly Liberal pjrty of Aldermen Powell and ing of For he's a jolly good fellow," in returning thanks to the captain and the members, said he felt he had done nothing to deserve their kindness. The presents would always remind him of the happy days he had spent during the many years that he had been a member of the B.A.A..C His marriage -would not interfere with his tfiembership of the clnb or prevent him from rendsring assistance at all Exkteb CnKisTiAN- Missiok (Cornalt's ABsamhlu- Monsl, who voted for the Conservative evening concert, the dates fixed being the MONDAY. Fleeter Police Court. 11.

Theatre Royal, Exeter "The Buys of 7.30. l-oole's Myrioratua Victoria Hall, E.voter, 7.45. nominee, ana were in turn re-elected Aldermen by the Conservatives. Sir Stuart Knill, at his residence, the Crosslets, Blackheath, this morning at the age of 74. held office as Lord Major of London iu 1893.

His son is heir to the Booms, Pore-street). Mr. and Mrs. Bavey will (D.T.) conduct services at II a.m., 3 and 6.30 p.m. 8, Magic Lantern Services at Cricklepit laneMission Hall, subject, The Life of Joseph." Open air Meetings, 2 p.m.

Prestcn-street 6.4S, nisc tuondays in February and March respectively, and the time from 8 to 9 m. The programme will consist 89i title. entirely oi items, contributed by the blind 128 283 2M 53 2A 120i 39i 411 1771 1651 88 199! 92 57 90 90 74 1071 39 91 99 228 10U 415 99 464 4 7 67j 454 20 77 18 times. He also took it that the gift was Gkohoe'b 10.45 Morning Service nreachpr pupils The concert is free, and it is intended tor tne lady whom he intended on BevT Chignell; Antheur "Creation's Hymn," Beethoven. 6.30 Evening Service preacher Rov Chit-null Anthem But the Lord is mindful Mendelssohn.

ACCIDENT TO LOKD CHESH AM Wednesday next to make his wife. There were several others present who were de serving before him of recognition. There was People's Missiok (Alphington-street, St. Thoman). hoped that many citizens may be induced to attend, who have hitherto been unable to do so.

If successful, the concerts will di ubtless be continued. here is a chiiuce fcr those who like their music at their own price. Lord Chesham met with a serious mishap At Chipping Norton an ox was roasted in the Market-square and subsequently served out to the poor. At Glossop the Liberals would not vote. A very remarkable state of affairs prevailed at Pon e-tract.

The eleotions left the position of patties eleven Conservatives to thirteen Liberals.includirifc; three retiring Aldermen. A Liberal Mayor was thusassured, bucafcer the tlnee Aldermen had retired the Conservatives had a majority of one for the election of their siiccessow. To defeat this the Liberals decided to electa Mayor from outside the Council, and chose a uiumiuK i-injrur luueunK aervice, preacher Mr Copp. 2.0 Afternoon, Open air meeting, Brewery. 3.0 Service, preacher Mr Brown.

5.45 Open-air meeting-, Beaufort-road. 6.j0 Service, preacher Major- (ieneral Oiiruegv. 10 a.m, and 2 p.m. Sunday School. BIRTHS.

Nov. 14. at Victorm-plauo, Axminster, the wife of Mr. J. Ap iu, a sou.

AvKiiir. Nov. 15. nt4, Follotl's-builclings, Snii-strcet, Exeter, the wife of P. V.

Avery, a daughter. Can. Nov. 13, at 9, Portland-street, Newtown, Exeter, tho wife of J. W.

Ciinn, a son. CraTis. "Soy. 13. at Bloomtrce-torrnce, Lion's-holt, Exeter, the wife of a.

Curtis, a daughter. EsfBiAKD. 10, at 3, Kboiiezer-plnco, Pnris- streot, Evetcr, the wife of Charles England, ft son. Fikemak. Nov.

17, at Exwiok Yicarige, the wife of tho Rev. L. P. 'William Freeman, a daughter Hmitis. Nov.

1 at. 17, rddesleifch-road, Exeter, the wife of IS. Harris, a daughter. H-utRi8. Nov.

12, at Sampford Courtenay, tho wife whilst out with the Grafton hounds yesterday. His horse fell at some barbed jvire and was severely out, whilst nis iorrlship was much shaken and bruised. their friend Kr. ieoman, who had that uav presented the club with a large flag, to say nothing of the hon. secretary.

(Applause Mr. Fulford also thanked Messrs. F. Crossman, G. Perry, and C.

Hill, testimonial committee. Mr. Fulford moved a vote or thanks to Mr. Yecmnn for his gift of a flaff, the vote being carried amidst loud cheering. Mr.

Yeoman, in rep'y, said he should St Leos-aed's 3.15 The Rev Muthifi. A. Egypt Un Dt Greek 1884 Italian 5po 1861... Mexican 6 pc 1893 Portuguese 3 pc Russian 4 pc Spanish 4 pc Turkish New Con Do Series Uruguay New 3 pc Gnd Irak Can Or Do 1st Pf Do 2nd Pf Do 3rd Pf Do 4 pc Mexican Rail Do 1st Pf Do 2nd Pf Ayres Gt St Or Rosario Cen Argentine Or Nitrate Kail Or Atchison Shr Do 5po Pref Canadn Pacific Sh Central Pacific Or (Curate of St. Thomas), wilt give an address (for men only), suhject, An everyday question." A solo will be given on the organ by Mr 15 TO Next week's fixture of the Literary Society is to be very special, Miss Laura Johnson being engaged to give a series of costume recitals at tho Barnfield Hall on Thuisday evening.

Miss Johnson has made quite a name for herself in London, ITALIAN ULTIMATUM MOROCCO. 415 i 67! 771 5 14 i retiring Alderman (Mr. Joseph Taylor), St. SiDWEi.r,. 10,30 Matins To Deum.

Dvkas in liiiiiBing lua election would bring parties A telegram from Tangier states that the Holy Communion Service, Bncktml! ia flat -Offertory, Barnby Ave Verum, Mozart. 7. Italian cruiser fimbria has proceeded to assist the club in any way. He wished to see good rowing in Bideford, and liked to see teams go from Bideford to row at other towns. He was pleased to see the Rev.

T. Newton Leeke with them. The rev. gentleman, who was loudly cheered, stafcnd in the level, and that his casting v-jte we'dd ensure the election of three Liberal Aldermen. After Mr.

Taylor had been iSvensong Service, Wood in flat. Voluntaries Adagio and Rondo (Flute Cincerto) Hint Offertoire, Hainworth. Salvation Aemt Tkmpi.b. Xlornimr 7 Meetme; 10 Open-air Service at Market-strpet of R. Harris, a daughter.

Nov. 10, at 74, Snndford-street, Exeter, the wife of C. Hatchings, a son. Mtwr.Er. Nov.

12. at 50, Bonhuy-road, Esetcr, tho wife of Charles H. Mauley, a son. VKtTEWiY. Nov.

18, at 60, AVeH-street, Exeter, the wife of A. IV. Whitowoy, a daughter. MARRIAGES. On ii' IjAvkbh.

Nov. 14, at St. Thomiia, Charles Cuff, Southampton, to Amiie Lavors, Exeter. Ftwa Ai; Nov, 17. at St.

Mark's, Harailton-terra'ce. l.ondon, John B. Firth, ot Bradtord, Yorkshire, Susanna, widow of the late Thomas Aboil, oi the Friars, Exeter Den Eio Gd Or duly installed the Town Clerk read his resignation, handed to htm on the previous evening, as an Alderman. Mr. Poppieton, a Conservative and a few remerks that it gave him the greatest pleasure to be present.

Those who contri- nni-on t-n 1, Do do Pf the ciitics, from Mr. Clement Scott downwards, having discovered her to possess histrionic gifts quite out of the ordinary. In her performance at the Barnlieid Hnll Phe will give scenes from Hamlet," Ab You Like It," The Merchant of Venice," Bleak House," "Good For Nothing," all iu appropriate costumes. As the engagement is an expensive one, the friends of the society may be appealed to for the fullest support. Magazan to present an ultimatum to the Moorish authorities and make a demonstration in connection with the ill-treatment and illegal imprisonment of Italian proteges.

FRANCE AND THE RAH EI A INCIDENT. According to the Daily Mail corresoon. Eri8 Shares Do 4 DC 1st Pf solicitor, asked it the law allowed Illinois Central Sh Lake Shores Shrs retiring Alderman, elected as Mayor, to v.ite for the incoming Alderman. The lltuuy VI l(1B evening were Messrs Cole, Folford, Tucker Crossman, Lethbridge, Rev Drake Elliott, Vincent, A Sanders, The arangements were made by Mr Vincent, and Mr A Ayres played the I Louis Wash 62 116 125 Milwaukees Shrs 11 Holiness Meeting. Afternoon 2 United open-Air Service at bottom of Paris-street 3 Music and Song.

Evening 5.15 Ope i-air Service ot fi'orth-streefc 6.30 Evangelistic Service. Services conducted by Adjutant Jeavons and Lieutenant Woods. School at 10 and I o'clock. SOOTHERNHAY OOKGKKOATIOHAL CHUIlCIt. 10.45 Morning Service, chant 30; anthem, Emmanuel (Coward) hymns 518, 549, 759, 441, 468.

6.30 Evening Service, authems My soul doth magnify (Burnett), Jesu, tho very thought of Thoe (Ferris Tozer) hymns 500, 42l 485, 273; 8.15 Praise and Thanksgiving in connection with jecenfc Devon C.E. Convention. Preacher Bev Herbert Arnold. I Unitm Methodist. Fhke Church (Quest-street).

I Mi 116 12! 16i Eog 77 6'51 29 142 67J 84 61 16 452 86 28 164 623 145 37 115 200 62 l4 123 121 164 501 77 83 10 39i 353 221 146 570 135 68 174j 2i 53 Miss Tex Sh New York Cen Sh Ont Sh Town Clerk said u'dicj iot, bul the fact that ha had received the resignation mado no difference, as that resignation had not been aceepte had the other formalities been complied with. The Mayor persisted in his right to vote, making the parties dent at Rome, the French Government insists upon treating the Raheita question diplomatically. Italy does not object, provided that France immediately abandons the territory occupied, and Withdraws her men. Admiral Oaneyro, the Italian Minister nt The Post" must be increasing in Sv. Nov.

17, at the wosieyan CUapeli Axm'mstcr, George Fowler, of Asininster, to Lucy Guy, of A.vmoath. Gtotin'-i Phokshb Nov. 19, at St. James's Church, W. S.

Gilbert, of Exeter, to Eva Annie Ptosaer, of Bassaley, Mon. Eouon Stu'iikxs Oct. 27, at Fniriawn, Now Jprsey, N.Y., America, William Albert Kough to Elizabeth Amelia (Minnie) Stephens, fourth uouMumencs. The presents to Mr inlford were supplied by Mr Korthwood, who presented Mr Fulford with a pair of bro.ize side ornaments. Councillor E.

J. Tattersill read an inteiesr-ing paper on Bismarck" at the Town Hall. I here was a large attendance, whioh included Nor West Sh Nth Pacific 4 pc Pf Pennsytvan Shrs i Phil Reading Sh Southern Or I Do Pref Union Pacific Pf Wab Puc Pf i popularity pretty rapidly, to judge, by the number of communications I have received this week. They certainly constitute a 39J 35! level and save his casting vote favour Foreign Affairs', told IS. Barrere, the French of the three Liberal Aldermen, who were Ho declared elected.

Mr. Poppieton, on be record, and the treatment of several of them will have to be held over. As usual they come from all parts. Several hail iu.ho aiormna service preacher, liev. T.

Warren. 6.30 Evening Service preacher, Rev. T. Varr Victoria Hall (Quccn-stroet), 3 Afternoon Address by Mr. ,1.

Moore, of Bournemouth. 6.30--Evening Gospel address by Mr. J. Moore. 7, 5.45 and 8 p.m.

Prayer meetings. 2.45 Sunday Ambassador, that the occupation offends Italian susceptibilities, and proves the falsity of the explanations of the French Government iu attributing the occupation to the error of hlf of the Conservatives, said the tne Mayor Brannd). The Presi dent or the Bideford Debating oociaty occu pied the chair. ivould be taken elsewhere. Allscpp Or Guinness Or i Aerated Bread Or Coats Or East Telegraph Sh Eastmans Sh Rio Tiato Ottoman Bank Prov 8k 12 pd Char Brit Africa Con Gold Field daughter cf 3.

V. Stephens, iate ot 18, Comnienal-road, Exeter. Hkkd Tayi.oi:. Nov. 14, nt tho Brethren's Gospel Hull, Exeter.

William Henry Howell Reed, of Chuknleigh, to Emily Taylor, of Eurrinffton. 15, at. St. Jj3onnrd's Churoh, Exeter, John Llewelyn Rees, L.R.C.P., to Alice Gertrude, third daughter of Deputy Surgeon-Genera! Sptrrow, Tho Hollies, St. leona d's-road.

t.r. wji-. Nov. 10. Mr.

William Willmets to Miss Callway, troth of Southraolton. DEATHS. a thnrouehly business man has been lost .1.1 the otticer. Italy may accept this occasion as suitable for definite fixing of the Italian and French spheres of influence; but she refuses to accept under an act of coercion. from London and neighbourhood.

One letter, dated from the Saracen's Head Hotel, Holborn Viaduct, reads Doar "Touchstone," I know yoit will be glad to hoar that Miss Viole. Vanbruph (Mra. Arthur Bourchier) is tnkine a very prominent to US 11! the ueutll Ol mi nil' uuuui. nf Whimnle. He was one of the best uiuobuo, yumi mens- and young women.

WnsDErAsCaii'Kr, (Mint) 10.45 Morning Service-Dreacher, Rev. J. White. 6.30Evenin- Service preacher, Rev J. White.

Wksi.ktak Chapei, (Southernhay). II Rov. G. Sonthall. 6.30 Evening-preacher, Rev.

G. Southall. Chapel (St. Sidwell's). 11 Moraine Dart in the new piece at tho Garriok Theatre.

judges of horses in theeountry, and during his residence at Whim pie sent out some animals. By trade he was a TO-DAY'S MARKETS. Any Exonian who inter.ds coming to London shortly should not fail to go and see it. I EXMOTJTH. The preacher at the Wesleyan Chapel to morrow is the Rev.

W. Keating. The customs officer, Gowan, who met with the accident, is progressing favourably. A cannon mtoh will be played to-night at Exeter Exmonth Church Institute team St. Sidwell's Institute.

The annual dinner of th Exmouth Rifle will be held on Friday next. The monthly prizes will be distributed the 3ame night-It is reported that a new industry ia about to be started at Exmouth, a jam and pickle factory, by Mr. Folland, of Teignmouth, Oi'nwoon. Nov. 11, nt Oommurcinl-road, Uflculme Mr.

Samuel nged 6. Lirwis. Nov. 15, nt the Vicarage, Uffculme Mary Emma Lewis, aged 75. enclose you cuttings from the London Press.

Dnring a dense fog yesterday ot Railway ran mt0, butcher, and, I believe, was his younger davs an assistant at the shop at the top ot Southernhay now occupied by Mr. -Ctiarle Edwards, but then the home of a butcher- Tho littlp piece front also is a smart two- preacher, Rev. R. Jenkin. 6.73 Evening, preacher Rev.

R. Jenkin. Young Men's Christian Association. 7.30 Prayer Meeting. 9.30 Youths' Bible Class 3 Afternoon Addres to young Men.

8.15 Evening; Young Men's Meeting conducted' bv the Secretary. 3 platelayers, eleven of whom we Thomns Long, part performance. I remain, Nov. 12, tit. Mr awed 6't.

sis injured. KXMOTJTH. Beef 6d to 9d per Ib, mutton 6d to 9d, pork 6d to 7d, bacon 5d to 6Jd, ducks Ss 6d per couple, chicken 4s Gd to Ss 6d, batter Is 5d tr Is 6d, eggs 7 for Is, bread 5d per 41b loaf, apples Is to 23 per 100, potatoes Is per 3d to 5d each, onions Id per lb, beet Is per dozen, carrots I'iMy. Nov. lo, at licickinn.

J'olsloe-road, Exeter, ilJlluuoi' rosnin uocemu L.uzuicn!i, wiw M. L'lrnx, aged 6 vesterdav oil Cathetiiu Danes Yours very truly, An Oid Kxsnun. P.S. I enclose my card, but not fer publica proprietor, and carried on the business there for a number of years. His wife v.i-CT energetic woman, and it was Si.

i.r.. Nov. 14, at Brouldyri, Bnckloigh, Westward A Inbouro" named a verdict of "Wilful man er i.iiiiit'suy i-uiiiii, hud oi t'oouie, Cupar, Fife, In in es was Assizes yesterday to riooino va .1 ne sentenced nt Manchester tion. blows Id per bundle, turnips 8d per score. Business fair.

undoubtedly largely owing to her capacity Chat the husband dealt her two nhimplo House, W'himple, Nr.v. 14, nt VV'iiham aged servitude for the manslaughter 15 yours' penal of his wife. and judnrnent that ne oweu lib Buyueaa. Nov 12, id It. Twiirgs.

ugod 2yoarn 6 months. of VV Til Amount or an in he scale of reif ion anil the dovelopniei.t of the race in in larjis aan-maKing premises of Mr. Knight, at the Point. The s.s Pansy left deck to-day for Fowey. The Orion also left for the same place with bricks.

The Viola arrived ircm Sunderland wltli gas coal for the Exmouth Gas Compauy. The s.s Gipsy is due on Monday with cement for the Devon Trading Compauy. Sevei'al little things want to be attended to before the new clock tower and drinking fountain can bo regarded ae satisfactory. November 17tlt, 2898. (Jaid received, a-id not publisheu, as per rt quest Aiio.iif sends me acopyof'hH Kilhurn Post," containing an account- of tin.

If il burn and Wesx Hatnostead (ny Fawkcs Ontival. At, the button) of 'he report i Young Exetur written in ml ink. Tne eeiehranU t.f the MEMORIAL CARDS TORQUAY. Yesterday the eight-days' old child of Mr Richard England, Prospect-place, died suddenly. Medical opinion is that death was due to convulsions, but the Coroner has been communicated with, head with a chopper.

YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE Sufferers from Gravel. Pains the back. Dropsy, WiM 5pj Complaints, Disease of Si Organs, Gleet, Swo BhenmatiBm, and u-- w.t mi" i in Hotroyd's Gravel Pills. To rewfjf it not satisfied, monej Price Is lid ot tyit f' twelve stamps from Hofva ctt. I' pt them wr.se The toad arc.und i' is kepi a constant aro two impiM-inur.

matters which (b'pend largely on the mothers of cnildreu. It ia not onoiu'li for metlier to be loving and anxious; nIio must be nlso. The best of th9 titii us.fra be obiainod neatly printed state of swamp owm to the absence of a', -iw or m-i ivvomug i cat. Kamplea may or will Ui ant on receipt of post proper provision for earring off the over uc soon -1 carl anniverl.V apf.cn i r-. nau: ran a ingn odd flow from the fountains and ror prevent time of it, and I suppose the obiect mv ing sloppii'K.

The basin for numaus has way to w.mIoiti is to listen and loam. If vim do not know already tiio advantage of feeding your children on Horlick's Malted Milk, listen to those who (io. It is recommended by medical men us the best food for children because is like that of nature. Unlike any so far as I can see, no pipe to HiKe me box will he nt o-ifit W6, Epps's CoooAims. Ooooi-Nia Erraioi.

Ten-Iike.) The choicest roasted nibs (broken np beans; of the natural Cocoa on bBtng subjected to powerful hydraulic pressure, give forth their excess of oil, leav The Capo Conference on Redistribution have recommended the creation of sixteen seats. A Bill will be introduced on Mocday embodying the recommendation, and it is expected to become law in ten days. 1ZX KTKK CKMKTEHY INTERMENT. Nov. lj Tliomns Oihliiiifji, St Paul, infant Slado, StSiiHvcll, 60 years 1 VfBilei Twifri'S, St Edmund, 2 overflow, which consequently drips oat on to the steps and spreads out into the roal.

The liasii.s for horses and cattle might correspondent nati in view in rorwaramg the paper to me was to induce the young bloods of Exeter to revive the memories of the Glorious Fifth. What do the young bloods think of it I have heard, a half a whisper as to something being ing ror use a nneiy navourea powaer uocoaine. other in the market, it requires no additional product whioh. when prepared with boiling milk. It is more nourishing and disestihln tno consistence tea, of which it ia now, with many alSM bo improved with advantage.

A inft Krnest Henry Uuwkius, Holy Trinity km.Hn. ff lab. Tfo not henenciaiiy taKmer the place, its active onnnmifl hoise or cow plunging its muzzle into Ihc- Printed andPnblhhcd for the Proprietors, Frm Company Limited st. tnan any otner. ah onemisis supply it, Prioe Is 6d, 2s 6d, and lis.

A free sample done next year. i A New York correspondent says that the acceptance of the United States terras by Spain is now assured. of the Washington Cabinet are reported to anticipate a speedy conclusion to the labours of the Peace i Commiashn. heing a gontle nerve stimulant, snpphes the needed energy without unduly exciting the system. Sold only in labelled tins.

If usable to obtain it of your tradesman, alia will be sent poit free for 9 stamps. Tames Gpps nd Ltd. Homaeosathio Chemist Irfmdna, Kred Kssory. 23 years. George Ash, St Pctrouk, infntib 13 'Marv Ann Whil.l'oril, St Mary Major.

60 Thomas Ward, 8t Mary Major, 56 19 -Decimi Finn, St Matthew, 60 fount'iin will raise the water to a higher level than is provided for, and slopping will thus result. The remedy for this is i to lower the overflow levels. Then the i Among next week's engagements is a will be sent, on application by Horlick and 34, Farringdon-romi, London, E.G. Send for Freddy's Diary," post free particulatly interesting assembly- of the.