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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
RcrTP.Enes 10 be Retained.

East Hanover Presbytery held meet
ing at Grace-Street Presbyterian church
yesterday TO consider a request Of the
Rev. 7. P. Epes for leave to resign the
pastoral charge Of the Manchester
church, and for a dismission to Orange
Presbytery, with a view 10 the ac-
ceptance Of calls which he had received
to Madison and Leakesyllle churches, in
North Carolina.
The ministers present were Messrs.
Hoge, Drew, Richardson. Campbell.
Howison, Holderby, Epes, Van Houten,
and Gregory elders present, Messrs.
>leight. Goolsby, Fitzgerald, and Craig.
Mr.. Epes stated the reasons that in
duced him TO make the request for q
transfer to another field Of labor, and
the Manchester church was heard
through its commissioners, Messrs. ii.
Fitzgerald and j. C. Goolsby, in Oppo-
sition TO his removal.
After full hearing Of the case the
Presbytery unanimously decided to re-
tain Mr. Epes IN bis present charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
heuesefh Israel.

Rev. DR.. Louis Hsrfeld, Of New
York, and formerly Of Athens, Ga, is
in this city as the guest Of Mr.. \,
Hirshberg, and by special invitation Of
the congregation keneseth Israel will
otiiciate at the Mayo-Street synagogue
this Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock,
at which time be will deliver an Eng
lish sermon, the subject Of which will
be Honor Thy Father and Thy
Mother" This rabbi comes to our
city very highly recommended, and it
is expected that he will receive a call
to this congregation at an early day.
The public are cordially invited to be
pIeSent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Revenue Items.

Mr.. Clarke, revenue agent for this
division, with headquarters at Green's
vile. y. c., was at the internal-revcnue
Office here yesterday. He gives his at
tention chiefly to the whiskey and fruit
brandy distilleries.
The 326 fruit distillerics in this the
Second Virginia. district produce about
$4,000 gallons per snnum, on which
the tax is near $4,000
Yesterday K. 5. BOykin, Esq. deputy
collector for Southampton and Nanse-
mond counties. sent his check here for
$j40.0s to pay for stamps for products
Of fruit distllleries in his division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Risbmonsi Theatre.

Janish made her second appearance
last night before a large and critical
audience in Ssrdou's Princess Andrea.
The representation was especially fine
and was pronounced by all present one
Of the most perfect performances that
has been seen in the Richmond Theatre
for some time past. Janish is an ac-
tress Of great power. She interprets tn c
character with finish and delcacy un-
surpassable. Her costumes are elabo-
rate and costly. Her support is worthy
Of high commendation.
JsniSh will give a matinee to-day, and
closes her engagement tonight.
Governor Lee, with DR.. Ross and
family, occupied a box at the Theatre
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
RInrkNhurg anIIerc Rnar I'd

The Board Of Visitors Of Blacksburg
College met again yesterday at the En-
change Hotel. A committee. composed
Of Colonel j. d. Ii Ross, Captain c.
Z. Nawter, and K. X Farr, Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction, was ap-
pointed to memOrialize the Legislature
for additional funds and to inquire as to
the salary Of the officers Of the college
and report TO the next meeting Of the
Board. A resolution was also passed
to reorganize the college on the 23d Of
March. The Board Of Visitors will
meet in Richmond March 2}d, at the
Exchange Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

A CASE xOr BsyoSD HsLr.-Df. ". H.
HipsdaIe. Renawee. III. sdvfses us f re-
msrkabIe curc OF consumption lie ~ys'
"a neighbors wife was sitseked with vio-
lent lung disease, and pronounced beyond
help from quick consumption. n . iess
resor; the family vas pe-oaded 70 Try VT.
WILLIAM HALLS BALsAa Fos rux Los"-.
To the astonishment of all by the time
she had used one hall dorm bottles sns
was about the house doing her own work.
saw her at her worst and had no idea
she could recover"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

RIB. CIIAFFfN = CO., ~ NJ. comm sion
ers sale OF lands and mills Ia CHESTER
fiela county about six miles nom Rich
mond.
+. e.. GARRISON. High Constable. 4. =. NJ.
al north west corner u ipinhariy street
aud old ScufietoVn road. sale 81 the
Virginia Rase- Ball cumpanys build.
ings. So.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. ID 4. NJ. horses,
mules. 81.
RICHMOND BAZAAR ID \. NJ, ten good
work mules.
j. q. MEArE. II \. ", az DAVIS ) Bazaar.
ole OF paving tOs.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Eleetiou of Officers.

At meeting Of the United Veterans,
held at their hall, 909 Capitol street,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term c. ". Burr, com.
mander; William Snellings, first lieu
tenant-commander; P. keenan,, second
lieutenant-commander P. K. Burke,
third lieutenant-eommander K. II. Fox,
quartermaster John W. Gilham. ad-
jutant; John Kobe, officer Of the day
r. W. Inge, officer Of the guard P.
Z. Tresnon, chaplain. Executive Com.
mittee F. J. Kelley, j. j. II. Brewer
and Thomas Fox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Damages.

ISpteIAI teIegFHm % the UIspatcn.f
DASvILLE, VA, January 22.-In
the Circuit Court tonight John S. Rey-
nolds got verdict for ais, 900 damages
for injuries received in jumping from
an engine on the Pittsylyania and
Franklin road, branch Of the Virginia
Midland, in 1883. Reynolds was a
fireman on the road, and jumped from
the engine when he saw an accident
was impending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

Mr.. John L. Schoolcraft, president of
the Virginia Association Of Amateur
Osrsmen, has called a meeting to be
held in this city Wednesday, March Sd,
TO select the place for the next State
Regatta"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
A Steamer Injured, ,

The steamer City of Richmond, Cap
tain Boze, of the Old Dominion Line,
which came up as far as the Philadel-
phia wharf Thursday night, succeeded
in getting up to its own wharf yester-
day, but broke its propeller-blades in
so doing. The same boat started out
later in the day, but having lost its
power was not able to get further than
opposite the old Baltimore wharves.
The Roanoke is expected to-day. This
is q massive vessel, and will probably
make its passage without difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
& S. p. PATTESoN,
Os ATTORNEY AT Law AND
SOTARY PUBLIC,
NO. s2z, sokrnwEsr ookSi;s rxSrh ASs
MAIN sTkaETs
no 2s-sms RICHMOND. VA.
EDGCATaONAl..

UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMINA-
- TlONs FOR isso.-The local exAmi-
nations for boys aud girls held annually
by the University of NlrgiIis At ciffsrsnt
convenient centres for the benefit of tho
public and private schools, VIII bexin fog
iseS on THURSDAY. April z8tn. aud ea.-
tinne three days Twenty gold ussdsls ~ili
examinations Of Ises. Address Inquiries
20 CHARLEs n vk>AhLls cnairmaa of
Com mittsc on Ieeas rsty~r~isv 81 vtr-
giuiss ya l1.17,2e. S.a1,sl,kssa1S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Personal. and Briefs.
There = number Of gypsy beggars in
the city.


the city.
Hon. Marshall Hanger, Colonel Fran
els L. Smith, Thomas Martin, Esq, and
Hon. J. Il. Moon sre in the city.
No business was transacted in the
Hastings Court yesterday. The cases
for the reduction Of assessments on real
estate were postponed until to-day.
Governor Lee occupied a visitors
seat on the floor Of the House yesterday.
He came in with Mrs. General buckner.
and was present during a part Of the
discussion Of the case Of Finch rs.
Jones.
Milton p. Sbepperson. who has for
several years been eompositor at the
State newspaper Office, died Wednes-
day night at his brother-in-law's resi-
dence, in Hanover county. Mr.. Shep.
person was only twenty -four years old.
His death has caused regret among all
who knew him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

sc0TT's EMULSION oT PURE Cop-L'vEs
OIL, WIN HYPOPH0sPBfrgs. IN PrLso'
NARY AFFECTrOSs AND scRoFuIo's DIS
EAsKs. DIR. Ira NJ. Lang New YORK. says:
~ have prescribed SCOTS Emulsion snd
used II In my family and ara greatly pleased
with u. Have found 70 very seryicsabie In
scrofulous diseases and pulmonary aHec-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

Cheatham against Cheatham' $ execu-
tor. Argued by W. W. Henry, Esq,
for the appellant, and by Major II. l..
Lee and K. e. Pegram, Esq, for ap-
pellee.
Morgan II. Beach, Esq, allowed to
practice as counsel in thl- court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHks" are
widely known a. an admirable remedy fos
Bronchitis Bosneness. Coughs. and rhrosl
troubles. Sold OaIyts bOxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

"For real merit" says one Of the
most celebrated prima donnas, "B. ii.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops for irritation Of the throat are
superior to anything hAys ever used. F"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Fire Yester<1ay.

Yesterday morning at 9:O3 O'Clock
an alarm Of fire was turned in from
Box Is, caused by the burning of Q
chimney at the corner Of First and Cary
streets. No damage,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
CTILL TO THE FORE

WIrHorE ENoENoU- DEDUCTIONS IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Every day Is a gaia day n our establish
ment with the numerous customers after
the bargains We advertise livery man
whose oyercost ls az all lie worse for wear
should see for how small sum We can neip
him 20 make creditsble appearance. Ia
cold weather an uYIHcpNr vii aide a
multitude OF detects. Ne have icf, Of the
MpNTAGNArHEAN only th!riy-eight
coats and whoever secures one gets a bar
gain. These are our FINEST COAT-, lined
through vim the best VI ~AIIN ~ CHINE.
Now would you know our reason for
heavy reductions weare going % MOVE
INTONEW QUARTEf.>. and We don want
20 carry these into &c, nor any article, he 4
SUIT. OVERLOAD. HAT. OR FURNISH
INGS. and so have ignond al profits %
order 10 accomplish this act.
The SALE CONTINUES DAILY FROM
7 \. VI. TO l.. ~;
SATURDAYS A. LATE t-IO O'clock.
A. SAk- & CO,
THE ALWAYS REIIAHIE MALE
OUTFlTTERs,
1913 Main street opposite Posi.Oilice.
Ja23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
ssoEx rRIxY CIsARs

TIE DisPArcH JoR-PRrSrIso HOUSE 10
thoroughly ' equipped to DO all kinds OF boors
AND JoB-PEiSrrSG at the shortest noties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
DENTISTS.
PHOHgSSIONAf..

l. S. BLAIR
late Attorney Genera of Virgin IA }.
BIAS LAW-OFFICk.~ At RIi HMuND, VA,
ROOMS NOS. SANDt
RuegeT building. corner ot Ninth and Rank
streets and a.
NffuENiLLE. VA.
where he Viii attend to al busi ness con-
nded 10 his care IN the several courts. state
and Federal. Of Virginia ana In the Su-
preme Court OF the United states
Post- Office address. Rlenmond. Va.
In Qx.ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

We are in fact selling our stock Of
Clothing at prime cost for cash. Call
aud be convinced.
Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
Hause of DeiegafeS.

The House met at l2 M.-Speaker
Stuart in the chair. Prayer by Rev.
Preston Nash, assistant rector of St.
James Episcopal church.
SENATE BILLS REPORTED.
Providing a charter for Smiths Ware
house Company, at Blacks and Whites,
Nottoway county; to incorporate the
Preachers Home Association Of the
Virginia Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South; to
amend and re-enact sections and Of
chapter "a Of the Acts Of lSsl-'S2; Of
an act entitled . An Act to Incorporate
the Richmond Coal-Mining and Manu-
featuring Company" with amendment /;
10 amend and re-enact section I Of chap
ter 423 Of the acts Of lSS3-'S4, in force
March IA, 1854, in relation to the Office
of Commissioner of Agriculture to in
corporate the Sisters Of Charity Of St.
Joseph's Academy and Orphan Asy-
lum of Richmond to amend al act
entitled an act 10 incorporate the Little
Sisters Of the Poor in Richmond; to
incorporate the Loudoun-County Tele-
phone Company to amend an act en-
titledan act to incorporate the Richmond
theological Seminary in the city Of
Richmond 10 amend and re-enact
section OF chapter 36o OF the
session Acts of the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia Of lS69-'7O, entitled
an act to incorporate the town OF Ber-
ryville and to provide charter for the
same, approved October 20, 1870; to
punish the forgery Of bonds, coupons,
and other securities TO amend and re-
enact section s Of an act to provide for
The working and keeping in repair the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

SERyED PROMPTLY AND HOT
BIRDS. STEAKS. OYSTERS In eyerys style;
COFFEE. CHOCOLATE. and TEA. at
PIZZINTs PARLOR REsTAURAST.
log cas- Broad street.
The incest and cosiest place IN the city.
THEArEE PARTIEs.-Ths attention oi
Tneatre-goers is called tc the fact that
through the courtesy Of Mrs. W. T. Powell
orders can b. telepLoned rom the Theatre
box-ofice. and supper Will BE- IN readiness
after the performance.
A fall supply u CREAMS and ICES.
LLYsnd CHARLOTTE Russo for your
sunday dessert.
order early from either I)s OF so7 EAST
BROAD STREET. no as-sats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23
FINCH vs.. JONES.

This case, involving :he seat for
Mecklenburg county now held by j..
K. Jones ,cOlOred), came up as the
special order.
Mr.. Mayo Republican, spoke at
length in support Of the committee 5
report, which was in favor of the sitting
member.
Mr.. Hoge (DemocratD made an able
argument urging the adoption Of the
minority report, which proposes to seat
Mr.. Finch. He claimed that the fact
was established by the evidence that
Mr.. Finch would have been returned
elected but that numbers Of negroes who
would have voted for him were prevent
ed from SO doing by intimidation prac-
ticed against them by other negroes.
Various irregularities in conducting the
election were also set forth.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Hoge's re-
marks the House at .. 45) adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

The incest and coslest place u tn. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

The House met at l2 M.-Speaker
Stuart in the chair. Prayer by Rev.
Preston Nash, assistant rector Of St.
James Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

Rc IL cn0c'ed bu fhs Gener1i ASvWJH of
lugui0, That u the tTiGl of any issue iu-
vO.ving the gyuuiucucss Of a coupon. ap-
pearing OF purpOrtiug TO have been cut from
any bond authorized by law % be- issued by
the State OF Virginia OF hy any city. cJuu-
ty. OF corporation. the defendant may De.
mand the production OF the bond: and
theIeupOn 10 shall Doe the duty OF the pls in-
tn 10 produce such bond. with proof that
the coupon was actually cut thereirOu.
2. This act shall be in force from its pass
age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

| WrIHorE ENORMOUS DEDUCTIONS IN
EVFEY DEPARTMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

\ BILL TO ANKND SECTIONS AND 7 OF An
ACT APPROVED MARCH 10, 1854, ENTI-
lLED IAN ACT To PROVIDE FoR THE
SALE or LANDS DELINQUENT FOR TANEs
AND COUNTY LEVIEs, AND To REPEAL
SECTION l6 OF SAID ACT"
l. Be 4 enacted bV he General Assembiy
u Virginia. That sections 4 and OF an act
approved March 19, 1854, entitle an act
TO prov lde for the sale OF lands delinquent
for taxes and county levies." be amended
and re. enacted 30 as 10 read as follows:
Section 4. Within thirty days after re-
ceiying such list from the Auditor OF Public
Accounts the treasurer shall make out. or
cause 10 be printed. al least four copies
thereof upon or IN conformity with blanks
10 be furnished him by the said Auditor,
and set up one OF them al the front door OF
the courthouse on the first day OF the next
County or Corporation Court; and one OF
said copies he shall cause 10 be posted AT
two OF the most public places in his county
or corporAtiOn, and elsewhere therein, IL
he shall deem u proper 50 70 do; 10 each
copy he shall subjoin notice That the real
estate therein mentioned, or so much
thereof As shall be sufficient 10 satisfy the
taxes on the same and the interest and
com missions OF i've per centum 10 the trea-
surer. and the costs OF advertisement, rata
bly, prOportioned. viii be sold AZ public auc-
tion between the hours OF 10 ia the morn
ing ard four In the evening on the first day
which 10 held on or after the first day of Au-
gust, 1855, at the front OF the court house
thereof unless said taxes. interest. costs.
md com n issions shall be previously paid
One OF said copies be shall return 70 the
clerks Office OF his County or Corporation
Court. which shall he preserved by the
clerk, ana shall be accepted ~ Prtnsasgacss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-23

On mOUOD OF MI. DallOu,
ReSolred, That the Auditor Of Public
Accounts be, and he is hereby, instruct
ed TO furnish the Senate with list Of
the railroads in the State that have not
paid the taxes due by them and the
reasons why said taxes have not been
paid; and that he also furnish a list Of
what railroads, if any, nave paid their
taxes in coupons.
Adjourned.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

nav NoES. MAY i5- Flour-Cio-ed weak Mn
ne>ota extra. l0tt3 00. clgy mill extra, - - Tor
Ne.t indies. ohio extra, . lu0a ul. southern
daur steady and unchanged. common o. choice
ex "a % goo -. " cat-OptlOus eere unsettled
uu "a large trading. closing firm az "a slight al
vance -.ot iol. c.o.ed dun but steady. SPOT
sales Of No Z red Stale a. Fl go NJ do
az ,lc. So Z white 80 s5c- No spring al SIC;
uugraded winter rec a. 4sft &C. and No. rcd
winter at -lr No red siuter, june, - ass C,
do July. -esD1.i. a.. DO August, ,e1. Did. Corn
81 ..fion- were rn Ou q moderate amount Of busi-
ns~~. closing sc higher for May, which was
squeezed and i,utsc higher tor The other
months -prt lois closed firm. and With No.
~ higher spot sales of ungraded mixed 20 "a
Axe steamer mixed at 49, rtl1sc and No mixed
49,. No. ? Iaixcf Nay &c, 30 june, isa
10 July ace. Oaf,-optiOns were quiet and
d arm 40 .nitc higher. >pOt lOfs closed
dy -r1t sales ~ No I white at = c. aud
3 10 az .6isc. No mixed. june, b 81. do
Jliy. -. Rye DIIl and nominal. westei n.
fHst2i.c a.. state. "a 6aisc. Barley -Nomi a..
Pork closed dull. old mess, - 2su9 81 Lard p
tlis-, f-fl. 81 pa cash. - Ei0o - june. > =
u5 3 Jgly 8utIcr-Dull. stale. iin2ic. western,
lurFc cheese Quiet bat steady. state. new.
"a - .c. "a ODD lui.c- tggs->t- adj. state,
li Pc. western. lie. -ugar-bull and weak; fair
70 elld refining .ndc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
Pholograph Tie baby.

Photograph the baby.
Bab7 milk should be kept in a clean.
cold refrigerator during ths SIMMER
clean. Stone jag IS che best 70 Did It in.
Mothers shoald b. careful of baby Tor the
next three months The morality ufchiidren
during sane July AID August is greater
than for All tne other months m the year.
When properly made mail toast IS a most
sat- sisCIory supper for babies over t0o wears
ola F.srs awsy the crust from slices Of
sts.s. light sweet bread and with a. cake
cutter ar sharp edged iumbisr ems each Of
these into round cooSy-shaped piece.
THs BsBy SrsAKs -"I came ont 81 the
cafsr8cf anve and Cha niore than ex
uscfed vas then rubbed tiii thought
my skin was on TIRE And then me sfrang
eat thing happened ( bad already been ied
tu expect manV curious and start NJ things.
but his vas So ridiculous that Absolutely
laughed do not think that thar stupid
purse ~ mine detected nay laugh. buf leit
f huhbang Nishin me al the time Ger
tsiniv Things were brought to me IN a
pretty basket they took one article and
fastened it around ms body. then another
wifc1 thrv PASSED over niy head forcing
1888 arms through Two hoIes then another
ana another ard finally one so long thar /
,osf uY other end Then -hey pm each foot
.t .||Hr N..ltF Nt-s tt'Ff NN.LN N.NTH
tolf ma fo stand no IKE san and 60
snd my mother So bad a
mother Nss aIad % have some
thing. they hsd asen - much from ne
sIrssfv Nv NOE was a long thing
spresd agt on something white How dif
isrenf her touch { took - her az onCe.
since 7 Vas % - touched and handled
alfhocg { cuuid not see The necessity for
slch processing it vas delightful f0 %
touched md handie8 sn frndarlv haf
undergone a. ninch hashness airesdv thai
n0w raoid reality distinguish bard from
sufs She sad no angles. she vas a. round
- the sun { heiieve my icve for ms
mother s.gsn then. How 7 ruf3i-,i a-ou-d
her in 4 Tonent Z Iosf myself flrznt all
nv nisfnrtunes. and dvrt among the
anzels tire iiirnter conn sssiarss 81 nv life.
Wen nay nurse heard rhst xas xntrg ro
write ouf ms aisr7 she laughed snd said
Write diary indeesf z have srankasi alt
BE wits nut 81 him 81 he ever hasl ans
This IS psrtisnr true foI often wondered
how The COED Creafor cogId sfsnd there snd
49, ere g BITS reenines thus sroi.ei and
naf interfere hut =vs.ienf'v she Is aaf vel
acquainted with mv snatinV Inv wits
7ifn1 reside there. fer VifI ~ 81 With ms
story ln spite sf her nrnsnustiraf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16

On MONDAY evening next Manager smith
has secured a rare bill of attractions. The
~Orld- famous Royal Russian Athlete
combination will appear. introducing twelve
great novelty stars. AT the head of the bill
are the champion athletes. Freiericks. Gloss
and Ia Van, whose wonderful performance
on the Roman Ladders has created a
fIrore every here. Binney and Murray.
change artists Misses Hanion and Fremont
in double songs and dances, Chas. Fremont,
Chinese comedian, and Ned Forrest in songs
and dances, are among the great novelty
cards The charming Clinton Sisters have
been retained aud will present a new series
OF beautiful classic pictures. Messrs. Ray
and Casana will CONTINUE 20 supply the
mirth- provoking element and roaring
comedy will conclude the bill.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
Go. See and Be convinced.

There are no larger and liner music sales
and warerOnms in this city than are those of
Freedmen Bros. az No. - aud 32 Canal ST.
They are filled with musical instruments Of
all sinds, sheet music aud music books. and
all sorts Of goods pertaining To the trade.
lhis firm has the SO.e agency for the cele-
brated Weber, knabe and Fischer pianos,
and the a. b Chase and Smith American
organs. These instruments have been before
the public for many years, and are favorably
known throughout the country. If you
intend 10 buy good instrument az rea-
sonable price. either for cash or on time, DO
not faii - call al FRIEDRICH Bros,
80 and y Canal-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-16
rHArco MPsoMisg
svsat af Geod~t4 49, - s@y ABout His
Sst1lesasas NlsN tas kent. AJegzn
4ld Ottsssa sEs4Esncs Co

IL -pe1EluE % 81. ease nos selflpd wHh
tle insurance esupsnF ~ secretary tsood-
ain saYs Ekpeclias tle uAtler ~ b SET
Tied IS che ciurt hi. side oi Tie story bad
never been Told Ills oili " particulars a.
al Offset 10 tae asW pAuy > e 8lm amounted
20 oser 81 DsaV - $50 IL hich AS paid cat
directly in puiilIHs up q company second %
none ID its Sind the balance being coilec-
tons IN srrears and clerk hire tor ls>4
" hen compensation Was By salary instead
Of commission As these payments were t0
some extent voluntary or Discretionary on
his part, and claims ros regularly made
audited and insisted upon by hlm, they
sfos,d a. equities ia lssge measure instead
at legai eiaims. sud 20 save the expense Of a
trial he yielded 10 the preferences OF his
bondsmen, aud settled al $50.