Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
STATE SIFTINGS.

Bishop Harris Is making an effort by means
of a circular to prominent Episcopalions
throughout the state for the establishment OF
lecturoships and church hall in Ann Arbor at
a cost OF S45,OOO. The plan which has been
approved by the committee of the diocese,
cOntemplatcs the erection of guild hall at an
expense of $1,000, to be under the manage
ment of the Hobart Guild, aud The endow
ment of three lecturcships at cost uf $4,000,
for religious instruction OF students. Gov.
Baldwin and two other prominent layncn
have promised 5000 apiece toward the oh
icct and the st. Andrews parish OF Ann Arbor
las promised to furnish u site Tor the building
The prospects are very favorable for the plan
suggested by Bishop Harris 10 be completely
carried out.
Mr.. w. d. Marks Of the Paris Fish Hatchery,
says this has been one OF the most auocessful
seasons the commissioners have experienced
Especialy have they been successful In Ger
man carp culture, which is more than any 9TH
or state can say truthfully. They have filled
all the orders on their books--some seventy az
eighty altogether, and extending over some
four years They have S0,000,000 white fish
eggs in their Detroit and Petosky houses-an
Increase ul 3J,000,0O0 over last ycar--and have
$4,000 brook trout eggs at the Paris house
The last named hatchery also contains OO0COO
Mackinaw rout eggs. Among the plants
made the past yCar We're 100000 silver eels
George y. ) nell OF Niles, and V. w
Bruce OF Dig hdpiuS, WOuli Inc W us
certain the whereabouts and postofiice address
of each OF the GLOWING named comrades, who
were prisoners with them in the war OF the re-
bellion, near Cantlibclls station, Tenn, In
November and december, 1865, and all be-
longed to the SNenteenth Michigan infantry
John Molloy, Israel Mapcs, Richard Wasser,
Myron w. Smith, {. J arlington, j. ). Spald-
ing, j. NJ. Lampman. II they or any OF their
friends or former comrades know OF their
whereabouts they are requested TO COM
municate with Mr.. Schell or Mr.. Bruce, who
have some important news for them.
SAYS the Lansing Republican in late issue:
Messrs. Thorp x Godfrey, the gentleman who
at the beginning of the new year assume con-
troll OF the state printing Office and the Repub'
lican, will as soon as possible after January /
commence the publication of daily edition,
printed in the afternoon, under the name OF
the State Republican and with new and tasty
dress and radical change In form and make
up. Mr. l.. J. Bates, for twenty years con-
ncctcd with the Detroit Post and Tribune, will
be managing editor; Lewis +. Phister OF the
Evening News, state editor; and II. b. Stltt OF
the present staff, city editor"
In the fall of 1866 Miss Green OF Eagle Har-
Dor, lost Sl04, and though she made diligent
searche, could get no clew TO the money.
Mrs. Mary Seaman, now OF Marquette, found
the money, and after advertising and making
searching inquiry and not discovering the
owner, she turned the money over TO the
Marquette orphan asylum with the understand
Ing that should the rightful owner appear the
money should be returned By chain OF
fortuitous circumstances Miss Green last week