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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

Sheriff Kinney ofers = reward of 800 for
tae arrest and conviction. OF for evideDos oE
information that wil lead to ths srrest sn5
conviction q ths party OF parties who nuur-
dere3 OF csu4e5 ths dssfh ef Thomas H0gen.
in ttis city. on saturday Aug. -. Ths
Soer7f uskes the oGer 8Tsou his p~r respon-
sIhdlify- depending. n co1rse. 1D0n tns
Board n S1F.erTisorz - rnsks provisions for
fts gayrneEf II = - es~ned- The r,orey VII
- usi6. horevsr. bEfors tbs meeting - the
Hos4r1 II - - FOR
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

StssTosss. Auz. 2s.-Hor- 5osez.s Perkins.
90 - ClevsAsnd's nnost Yrouin31t citG1ens-
3ied a. re Nind-s,- HoesI to-nsght. "A. hsd
been s7ess ~ fhs Windsor sincs Tfursdsy
la<t. 5z1 rs= n0f co8ssdsres Il = dsn1s~o1s
consz7fioz He rstsrned 70 Nev York czfv
lest eeek frozz shro.d. and eerrs bers a. dzs
Perkins, tuo sSras we're r7<h hIn sf tie
tire q hss 5snaisA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

aaeanest fraads. Bat Mr.. Cleveland maj SAP
thai = for Conxraas z1d FOR the zs ~ deal
~llh. Bat Be had before hlH rsce1ag al
application for TIE pardon % Lieut. AHllsns
0f CinslnnaEl- Pollce or1esr convicted u
the greatest oppression and wrong here
~as the ease of an offence - gross and
seaasiaioas that 40 circumstances could Dc
added ~ maze Il moEe criminal. AGii-n
sas sentenced - serve ole sesx IA the
e0anty jail. and yet, l0ng before nis term
expired hs ~as pardOned b the President Of
the Jaited States.
Both parties are pledged - adopt al sslit-
able measures ~ restore
OUs soszIas cosxKscE.
destroyed b the operation Of rebel cruisers
during the var. Many efforts have been
made by Congress- and by American chip
builders - secure this great National OBJ
leet- One OF the most successful Of these
sas John Roach. he had nearly compleged
the Dolphin" and Vas constructing, an-
der cOnsracts, other Government vessels.
The Attorney General decided that although
Roach had built the vessel IN precise con
f0rmity sith the plans Of the naval engl-
neers, and Of materials approved by them,
yet II their JOINT hRndIvork did not secure
ths speed required 6y the Law, the yessel
costing half million doSars might be rs-
fused and thrown on the hands OF Roach.
The decision made hoaeh guarantor of
the intelligence and ssill of the Government
officers, and yet required him without qaes-
ton 10 follow their plans and specifications
as tO model, work and material.
IL is bat fair that IN my criticism OF this
administration | should say OF the Presi-
dent that | believe be has endeayored To
check as far a. he could, the disregard of
the ca III service law aud the tenure of Office
act; but, in spite of Il, removals for purely
partisan reasons are now being made by the
heads Of departments, mainly BY the Post
master General, At the rate of two hundred
day. Hundreds of Union soldiers have
been discharged without the slightest com
plant, except To give place to q Democratic
partisan There - no question which not To
mention would under rate its great import
ance. l mean
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION,
and this, have always thought, should not
enter the pale of party politics. Ii should
be treated as other great domestic and local
interests are treated, such As education.
pubic charities, roads and turnpikes. Ma
tional parties are formed for general objects
OF public policy. To draw party lines upon
the temperance question Is To weaken the
party and also To weaken theissue presented.
for ia all parties there are Temperance
men who differ widely as TO
the best measures TO promote temper
anee. We have in the Republican party &
great number who favor prohibition as tho
only effective remedy, while great number.
equally honest, believe that taxation and
regulation of the liquor traffic is the most
effective remedy for the evils growing out of
this traffic.
la conclusion the Senator discussed State
issues. particularly the temperance question,
showing that the issue IL squarely between
free whisky and the regulation of the traffic.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

MoSTzssE- Auz. s.-Tt IL stated that Fitz-
patrick. coousel for Riei- hss received sn
order 70 tske TIE csse before tbe Manitoba
Court u Appeals AZ the nert term. The Riel
fund = reported - b@ daily Increasing AT
. special meeting of the co1nty II Terre-
bonne Cc1acil. Sso vss voted IN ard of he
Rebei chief Concerts and other entertain
unenez are bang held IN vsrio1s parts q the
-ountry IN ssd of the Rel fund.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

A1BkxT Anr N-Ths-s rms beer 10
rsxaisr cf.sIengs Issued, E,ut sn eFSr1 is fs-
iag nos5e - in5ucs Hsnisn s8d lee eua
CsTDr1reg sno Co1le5 - rgv oguf,is sc1fi
race ever ttse Plsaso~s fsIsn6 eru~=s Il =
ss76 C0artney aB8 Ccnley fss~s os%eTeS r.
ros th-En 81 = 100 = si5e szI6 tbsf Pslcsey.
rnzsagsr 81 Pless1r. Island kiss offered y
adj Sc. fTs-tk1ris to 80 - fas vizsersl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

DEs MoNEs. Aug. a.-The Republican
Convention hsld brief session this after
noon. and effected = temporary organization
and adjourned till 3 O'Clock tomorrow.
Chairman Wolf. IN calling the convention 10
order. made a speech which severely criti-
cixad the administration and accused the
President Of invading the penitentisry to Sc
lect it appoiutees to represent the Demo-
cratic party. Geo. ID. Perkins. of Sioux
City. vas chosen temporary chairman.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27
One aararei Ysars Aro.

Rows. Mass. Aus. &.-This town today
celebrated the 10Th anniversary of its incor-
porstion. The town hs@ population 81
about ive hundred ard forty. and wss incor-
porsfe5 February ?. i7sS The exercises con
-istssi - historical address by Mayor
Silap Billiard. 81 Ka1osha- Wl-. snd ira
dineusl address By Perry r. BickneH. of
fhfs place.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27
THE PRESS EXCURSION.
A Magnificent Railroad and Steamboat
Trip Promised.

Trip Promised.
On Tuesday of next week the press excur-
sion from Grand Rapids. Muskegon, Grand
Haven, Holland and Allegan to Toledo, Put
Inlay and Kelly's Island will be given.
under the auspices of the city editors Of the
Grand Rapids dailies. Enough have already
signified their intention of going TO warrant
the belief that it will be complete success.
The trip is to a section of the country with
which our people have but little acquaint-
ance, and the rate will be the lowest ever
offered for similar ride from this city. The
ride down the lake on the magnificent side
wheel steamer "Chief Justice Waite will be
an enjoyable feature of the trip. An oppor-
tunity will be given to visit the famous kel-
ley Island, where the delicious grapes are
raised which largely supply the markets.
The invitation is general TO all, and the
managers hope 10 take a special press
train" filled with Michigan people into
Ohio next week. Parties IN Allegan, Hoi-
land, Muskegon and Grand Haven can join
the excursion at the same fare a. from this
city. and everybody Is invited. The press
excursion train will leave on Tuesday morn
ing at sI5 o'clock, on the G. IL w. NJ. Rail
road, and there will be no change of cars
before Toledo Is reached. A special train
may be chartered to take the excursion party
instead OF the regular train. The price wall
be 81. and fun for ten times the amount
will be had 10y all who go.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

81. BoUTs. Auz. &.-The forty sixth an
nuAl convention Of ths Beta Theta Fl society
met n TIE psrl0rs u the LiDdsI Hctei
Thi. uas the s-sf true ths snnual conren.
ton hss ever beer lid west - the NisSis
sippi. One hundred and ffty delegates s-e
n sttendsncs. Mayor Francs rko iz 3
member of the s<Dc1ety. pslcorsed TIE del
exzfes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

EAsr SAGrSAw. Mich. Aaz. B.-The fall
meeting Of the Central Michigan trottins
circuit ia this city. opened this afternoon
with a stsbbing sfray between Wiilism
Logan. coiored hOStler, and fellow en-
ploye. Logan ased knife snd cut his A.
ssiisnt IN several places. but not seriously.
Logan wa arrested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

The greatest huctuaiion has occurred IN
cotton goods Of al Kinds, a. Will be shown
b. the two lists Of prices. The figures on
the left indicate sAr prices, while those on
the right represent the prices Of to-day;
lac Heaviest brown Cotton. ee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

WssHTSsro~. Aaz She Marine Hos
rital earesu - notified that 80 csses ~
sgnalisox and Ils desfhs haze occurred n
forunto sfnce Aazast l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

Wv Yesx. Aax s.-The sahscr1paons 70
the Grant uonamns fand - date snonns
e. fsKsKA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27
WIDE BLKAcH sHKrrIsos AND PILLOW oAsf
ooTpoNs.

Cotton nannel We now sell sixteen yardr
for one dollar, would have brought about
eight dollars for the same quality.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

and test e IS Ia acts thuS far. ss tier affect
great rnoiic Interests. fhe greatest fanger
- tle tscuntrv na~ r. S,una "a frsnc ~
eleetious "A ha~e said the Democrsf1e
csrtr nov hoids she Selid Souih by the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-27

and t.,at altar all "a the best te=t
81 parties ss sf men It stesdily resisted,
with Welcomes and rsncor. all tne measures
bsve stated. although they now profess -
as.arti.-ss.e ir thern The isse House - Rep
resentafives Vas strongly Democratic What
nsefni measures dad y prepose or adopt
Ncue rhatever Iereiezsiy div'sied. they
kept the business 81 the country IN cuustsnt
nrra4t hy q contest ss tc the esrif. between
fr,se trade. IS Morrison. sHd lusSi protee-
fisn Nv Randall R'1f f nav ee said that
the Senate aa@ Republican and xcrid rot
srrsa 20 sbesr arfe. Ton nay b thansfni
for thar. snd fhaf - year safe- guard FOR tie
future. II - ~ faka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
iiusting- Court.

In this court yesterday Esten H..
Moon. a colored man. was tried ior for
gerry. lie pleaded guilty. The cyI-
dencc showed that during Christmas
week Moon forged an order for one pint
of whiskey on II. tllman. The jury
gave him two years in the penitentiary.
which is the shortest time prescribed
by the law for forgery.
Nelson Elan (coloredl. charged with
striking Mr.. Barefoot, the night watch
at the Trcdegar Works, with piece OF
cinder. Found guilty, and sentenced to
thirty days in Jail and fined e..
Emma Jones (coloredb, charged with
obtaining goods from Cohen Brothers
under false pretences. Guilty, and SEN
fenced 10 six months IN jail.
Emmett Depriest and Charles Turner
were found guilty of unlawful gaming
and each were fined $50 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Mr.. Moody In Town-City Council Meeting
Personals, Nc., &c.

PERSONALS, Nc,. &c.
Mr.. Moody preached at the Balm
bridge Baptist church yesterday morn
ing at | | o'clock. Persons began to as
semble long before the time for the SER
vice, and at half-past 10 every seat in
the house was taken and many had to
stand. Ministers of different denomi-
nations. about twenty in number, occu-
pied seats on and near the pulpit. In
the devotional exercises before the ser
mon prayer was offered by Rev. Mr..
Taylor, of Lexington Rev. T. p. EppS.
and Rev. William ii. Christian.
Mr.. Moody announced as his subject.
What Christ Is to Us" He discussed
the relationship between Christ and
man. spoke in touching terms of the
Good Shepherd, and illustrated his ser
mon throughout with interesting and
moving incidents that had come under
his personal observation.
Bcnediction was pronounced by The
Rev. Mr.. Kerr.
Mr.. Moody cOmplimented the choir
which was composed of members of th'
di iflerent choIrs in the city, and invited
the members of it to attend his meet
ings in Richmond. 'IIc expressed hnm
self. privately. as very much pleased
with his trip to Manchester.
There was a Christmas-trec at Clop
ton-Strcet chapel last night, on whlc
was bag of confectioneries for eac
scholar.
Tonight is the regular meeting of tn
City Council. There are several matter
of importance to be considered.
Mr.. Kirkwood Mathews Is still quit
indisposed from rheumatism. lie wa
something better yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
RENNOL DS-ADDISON.
Marriage ut 81. James Church Yesterday
EVENING.

One Of the most brilliant marriages
Of the season took place last evening at
st. James Episcopal church. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Nellie Addi-
son, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Edmund
b. Addison, and Mr.. r. G. Rennolds,
formerly of Fredericksburg, but for the
past ten years a resident of this city,
being treasurer and secretary OF the
Richmond Stove Company. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Joshua Peterkin. The brides
maids and groomsmen were Miss Lock
wood. of st. Louis. and Mr.. Dallam
Barksdale; Miss Hampton. of Column
bia, 5. c., and Captain Alexander
Coke; Miss White, Of Lexington, Va,
and Mr.. Oden G. Clay; Miss lIane-
winckel and Mr.. Heth Lorton; Miss
Page ard Colonel NJ. l.. Spotswood; Miss
Buford and Mr.. Tazewell Darlington ;
Miss Allison and Mr.. James A. Mon
cure; Miss Young and Mr.. John IL.
Addison; Miss Myers and Mr.. Walker
Hill. Mcssrs. Tucker, Mcclure, Mar
tin. and Daniel acted as ushers, Mr..
S. G. Wallace being best man. A
handsome reception was given at the
residence of the brides father immedi'
ately after the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
Musical Announcement.

Miss Kate Msgruder, daughter OF
General J. b. Magruder, having sung
whilst abroad before many royalties
and on many occasions for charitable
purposes with Albani. Trebelli, Mario,
Tosti. &C.. since her return TO America
has given successful aud fashionable
musical entertainments at Boston and
Baltimore. where she was well spoken
of by the leading newspapers. She
will shortly give a concert IN Rich
mond. assisted by other artists, II sui-
icient names are inscribed IN her book,
which can be seen for that purpose at
Ramos Il Moses, Friday the 9th. satur-
day the 10th. and Monday the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Tunstall. trustee, against Christian.
trustee. From the Corporation Court OF
the city of Lynchburg. Reversed, Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
Gill. trustee. against BarbOur's adj
mihistrator and ais. From the Circuit
Court of Fauquier county. Reversed,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Town of Danyille against Blackwell.
Judge. Upon petition for a writ OF
mdnddmus. Peremptory mdnddmH'
awarded. Judge Fauntleroy delivering
the opinion.
Stearns against Harmon. From the
Circuit Court of Bland county. Af-
hrmed. Judge Richardson delivering the
opinion.
Withers's administrator against Sins
and ais. From the Circuit Court Of
Pittsylyania county. Reversed in part,
nder llv'No 'l'tcr'r. opinion ,
Richardson dissenting. Judge Lacy com
curing iu result, and Judges Lewis AID
ftrri 'cr,r rour"r~'''c 'D 'hc i....,..
JoEf4 against the Commonwealth.
From the Corporation Court Of Dan
vile. Reversed, Judge Fauntleroy d.
liyering opinion.
Wisslcr against Craig administrator
From the Circuit Court of Shenandoah
county. Affirmed. Judge Richardson
delivering opinion.
Commonwealth against Richmond
and Potomac Railroad Company. Writ
Of error allowed 20 judgment rendered
Gy the Circuit Court of the city OF
Richmond on October -, 1884.
Jones against Commonwealth. Writ
of error and suPeysededs awarded Il
Judgment of the Circuit Court of Mont
gomcry county. affirming a judgment
of the County Court Of said county.
Crowcl against Burson. Petition o.
defendant in error for rchcaring Of th,
Judgment rendered at Nytheyillc on
the 18th Of August. lSSl. Denied. th'
Court being Of opinion It had no iuris
diction To craut such rchearing at thi
| place of scs, ,ion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09

sins need 10 be confessed only 70 God,
but others Gas in this easel must be con-
fessed publicly.
The next step is to confess Christ.
This man confessed the Soa d Go. IN
that dark hour when the world was for
sakinr Him. Above all he linked his
soul in Jesus by simple trust In Christ.
lie had not had the privileges OF Old
Testament saints or Of the apostles
and others who had witnessed His
miracles and heard His wcndrous
words.
lie could and did pray " Lord. re-
member me when Thou comcst IN Thy
kingdom II was avery short prayer,
but the prayers Of Scriptures are gene
rally short and to the point. Bbnd
Bartimeus, the Syrophocnician woman,
Saul of Tarsus. and the poor Publican.
all made short prayers which brought
immediate answers.
Jesus gave the thief far more than ne
asked for. He only asked to be re-
membcred. Jesus said {" This day thou
shalt be with me in Paradise" This,
he insisted. was clear case OF saliva
vation by grace without works. Thoscs
hands were nailed to the Cross and
could not work. Those feet could not
run and do errands of mercy. But
that blackencd sinner was justified by
faith, cleansed by the blood OF Jesus,
and saved then and there. In tl&
morning he was guilty, condemned
criminal. a blasphemcr, and reviier OF
the Son of God; now he is justified,
redeemed, saved soul. about to wear a
conqneror's crown and robes of roy
atty.
lie thanked God for Gospel that
goes down into the darkest places OF
earth. lays hold upon the most wicked,
and brings salvation to those most
stepped in iniquity.
He closed with a touching incident
and powerful appeal to every sinner
| in the house to come at once to Jesus.
lie led in most tender, earnest, aud
feryent prayer
Rev. DR.. Dashiell conducted the
after-meeting, while Mr.. Moody and
most of the ministers went to the
Broad-Street Methodist church to meet
such inquirers as might desire to con-
verse with them.
Rev. DR.. A. Il. Woodhn and Rev.
DIR. j. William Jones led in prayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
A Proposeti Concert.

Miss Kate Magruder, daughter Of the
late General j. u. Magruder. proposes
giving a concert in Richmond. \ book
will be opened At Ramos a Moses this
n.ol,.n. .ad k,pt .pcu o.. 'hr"' d'y'.
when. n suib 'icnt number oi nanc'
lsv. h....'. RIB. :. ,i,- -i.rr aU' F.E. g.
,or the concert vii be announced. Miss
Magruder has sung abroad with Albanl.
Trebcll. Mario, Tosti, and other artists
of note. In recent concerts IN Boston
and Baltimore she attracted fine audi
cnccs and received favorable criticisms
from the press. Her appearance before
the Richmond public depends upon the
desire for her 50 doing as sgnitied during
these three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09

have submitted to the court the deter
mination Of the question Of his exemp-
ton. Any other doctrine is plainly In
consistent with tho due and orderly ad-
ministration Of justice in the courts OF
the Commonwealth. Whether the name
Of the party was properly on the roll Of
the company, or, if originally placed
there properly, whether he had ceased
to be contributing member OF the
company. were questions Of fact about
which there may have been a contro-
versy, and which could be determined
only by the court. The judgment inn
posing fine for the contempt in not ap-
pearing ought. in my opinion. to be at
firmed, without regard to the question
whether the plaintiff in error was or
was not exempt from jury duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
rINANcrAL.
Mr.. Pizzini offered the following reso-

TIN NAN&tA6s
Mr.. Pizzini offered the following reso-
lution, which was adopted:
That the Committee on Finance be,
and are hereby, directed to negotiate
and receive temporary loans from time
10 time as the demands Of the city may
require. not exceeding 1900, 600 at any
one timc-such loans to be liqudated
out of the taxes Of 1885.
AFTER THE MAYOR.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Campbell, was adopted: THAT
his Honor the Mayor be respectfully re-
ouested to inform this body by what au-
thority he authorized the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company to close
Eighth street at the corner OF Eighth
street and the basin bank on or about
the 28th Of December"
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
Bv Mr.. Mcdowell For the construc-
tion of cutters at the following points
On the west side of Church street be-
tween Holly and Canal ; south side OF
Holly street between Howard and
Church south side of Canal street be-
tween Foushee and Adams. All refer
red TO the Committee on Streets.
By Mr.. Parater: A resolution in
structing the Committee on Ordinances
to report an ordinance providing for the
paymcnt of the employees of the city
while suffering from disability by rea-
son Of accident while in the service Of
the city. Referred to the Committee on
! Ordinances.
By the same A resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Streets to inquire
| into the expediency of opening Seventh
street from Denny TO Nicholson street
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
Mr.. Parater also presented peti'
ton of citizens of Rockets requesting
the Committee on Streets to have curb
ING placed on both sides Of Louisiana
street between Fulton and Williams
burg avenue, and for the paving of al
alley running between Williamsburg
avenue and Louisiana street. lie als'
offered resolution instructing the Com
mittee on Streets to report what step
are necessary to require the City Ran
way Company to run their cars to tn
corner of Williamsburg avenue AM
Louisiana street or Lester and Louisiana
street. in Rockets; all Of which wer
referred to the Committee on Streets.
The following resolution was ofiere'
by Mr.. Turpin and referred to the Com
mittec on Ordinances
BE 1t resolred by the Common Con"
eli (he Board Of Aldermen concurrlng)
That the Committee on Ordinances re
port. upon the expediency and dc
STABILITY of dividing the city into a suit
able number of districts. according t
which the deeds to real estate shall b
indexed in the clerks office OF tn
Chancery Court ,, to report the pro
bable cost of the system they may re
commend. and any suggestions the
NAV see fit to submit upon the gcncri
subject, to the end that purchasers ma
have greater security and celerity in tn
transfer of property.
Messrs. Archer and Lewis offered
number of resolutions and petitions iC
street and other improvements in Jack
son Ward, which were properly r'
ferred.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
Caution.

Consumers of" Dill's Best" tobacco
will please notice carefully the yellow
tag on the same, and see that It has tho
wording in black letters, " Dill's Best"
Other tobaccos are being placed on tho
market with tag similar in coloring To
the Dill's Best " tag. and may mIslead
consumers of this celebrated brand Of
tobacco. To be genuine, the little yell
low tag must have on Il " Dilfs Best
In buying. do not ask for the little yell
low iig. p, formerly. but Dlll's Best"
o., &C. that YOU get what you ask for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-09
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