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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
Tough on the Drunkards.

ATLANTA, February 2O.-The City
Council of Atlanta to-day passed an ordi-
nance making drunkenness a INSIDE
meanor, punishable with fine of S6and
costs for the first offence, $50 and costs
for the second offence, and for the third
thirty days on the rock pile, without al
tentative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
Southern Baseball League.

10y IeIesFapH % IHo DI7VaIVHI
CHATTANOOGA, February 20.-The
Southern League of baseball clubs met
here to-day to take in Chattanooga and
make a schedule. The league was to be
six clubs, but at a late hour Atlanta de-
cined to 60 in, leaving Chattanooga out.
The league will be composed of four
cities-Birmingham, New Orleans,
Charleston IS. CO., and Memphis. The
schedule will be ARRANGED later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoKz, February 2D.--Cotton quiet and
steady: sales, li3 bales: uplands, 10 9-l6c.: Or
leans, 10 ll-0c.; net receipts, 1925 bales; e.
ports to Great Britain, 1883 bales: 20 France
Is bales; 70 the Comment l,00d bales; STOCK.
s508is bales. Flour unchanged. Wheat-Op-
tons advanced kaSc. early, and after a fow
slight changes, closed firm At near the TOP: spot
about &C. better; No. red. March, so, A-9& &. ;
May, 81. a9lAG June, 81 shgl 1916. Corn ad-
vanced a tribe on both cash aud options, closin 9
firm No ,. February, 604 a6lc. May, 59s59kc.,
June. 5sa59Ic. Oats haAc. higher and less
doing; No z, March, 3SaSs So. ; May. 1Ia3SI c;
10. spot, 3sA a33Nc.; mixed western, 3SE4ic.
Hops quiet aud steadily held. COnoe-FAir Rio
l6c; optlous heavy; No. Rio, February, Sl2 S)a
sl295; March. sl2.aail2i0; April, sl2.05ail2 ~ /:
May. 81. 90agi206. Sugar quiet aud steady; re-
fined steady. MOlasses duh. 50-test. 2Qc. Cot
ton-seed oil quiet. Resin quiet az Slick si. Is.
Turpendne dull at 40Ac. Hides la moderate de-
mand. southern eggs. s3a25sc. Wool unchanged
and quiet PorA steady. 3ssi dull Cut meats
duh and heavy. Niddles nominal. Lard arm
but quiet; western steam, f205aSA0TA; Febru-
AIRY. $500: March, s.; May, Ss.O5as&0'. Freights
dull.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February eo.--cash quotations were
Flour quiet No. 9 spring wheat 75Hs75lSc.
No. 2red, S0Aasic. No. corn, 4esac. No. oats,
q \ a29c. Ness.pors. sla6a. Lard, H.17h
Short ribs, t735; shoulders. f5.90aid05; short
clear, o.. eOaSS. Whiskey, ti.lA
Iaadlng futuras raDgAd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
shortin HIS Accounts.

NEW ORLEANS, February 20.-George
W. Hill, manager for the Diamond
Match Company, has been missing since
Thursday. An examination of his books
shows that he was short some 5000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
DRUGS, mEDICINgs, &c.
CALVANIC BATTERIES.

~
New and improved CLOSED CELL POCKET
BATrERlEs-slmpl compact, effective, dure-
bic, and can readily be carried IN the pocket With
out inconvenience.
ASK for descriptive circular.
Price for ONE-CELL BATTERY. $50
Price for TwO-CELL BATTERY, SO.
For sale by HUGU BLAIR,
and PURCELL. LADD a Co.
10 10 Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
The Reading Galleries.

PHILADELPHIA, February 20. - The
Reading Coal and Iron Company have
forty-hve collieries, and all are reported
in operation this morning except six.
General-Manager Mcleod says it is only
question of few days when these will
also be in operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

England, with all thy faults, love
thee still too we'll to SEE thy people suf-
fer with headache and neuralgia.
Let them cure themselves, like sensible
Americans, with Salvation Oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
HINT nrthn ne,,. rrnm Nm Rerno.

lBy Anslo-Amercau cable TO the Dispatch.l
BEnLrN, February 2O.--lt is semi-of-
fcially stated that owing to further I'M
satisfactory news from san Reno, Prince
Bismarck is about to hold n conference
with the Emperor and Prince William.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
Hnnllh EnnnlI.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
SHANoKIN, PA, February 2O.-A bomb
was found at the Philadelphia and Read
ing freight-house this morning. 1t con
tanned several pounds of powder and
WIS placed closely against the walls ot
the building. The fuse had been light
ed, but went out before reaching the
powder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
WEST vIK.aNIA.
.,,ted Suicide burglary

lspeclol telegIsm 70 '1Y D,'g.'.'', . On
I'LL, TnA Tnrper, a white woman living IN IN
Ellen haatI5ouse on Elk river, attempted
a ani o4s Yesterday by jumping INTO the
suicl"' he was rescued in time to save
he a,L aio grocery store of Ruby Brothers
and the rneat-market OF fhll. i ho omo "
burglarized last night oil SU'"li '''0''
Of goods. -..-,..---.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

MONDAY. February 20. 1854
sALRg-FRsr BoARD-3,C00 North Carolina 6's
at lelt,.
and Chesapeake lst KS at ll34.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

there this morning in the shinglo-mill OF
b. Bermiss. Q. Hills, John Stevenson
of Beaumont, Texas, and Seymour
Banks (colored) we're killed outright.
and thirteen were more or less badly iu-
jured-tweIve whites and one colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
LARS CHLORAL THYMOL
I'D has proved i<ef 10 10
A POWERFUL pIsiSrgcrASr.

II has prevented the spreSd Of eoaiSgious
diseases, particularly DiphtheriA ana Scarlet
tomA ana has often afforded comfort Ia SICK.
rooms BY Is agreeable and thorough deodofssioG
propsrtieA Ii has saved livee Ia thiAsity.
For sais BY druggissA fslcs " esan . eets>
Do -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
Mir. Corcoran CriticaIly III.

lBy telegraph 90 the Dispatch
WAsWNGroS, February 20.-Mr W.
W. Corcorn is weaker to-day. HIS con-
dltion Is critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
TerribIe BoiIer.ExpIos,on.

[By telegraph 70 the Dhpatch-l
New ORLEANS, February 20.-News
comes from West Melville TO the effect
that terrible boiler explosion occurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FEBRUARY 20.-Receipts: 29S head cattle, ts6
hogs.
Sales: ~ head cattle, 40S hogs
Prices:
Cattle-Best. 4aa3Hc Er0ss: medium 20 good,
81 aic. gross; common 10 fair, p aSAc. gross.
Noss-7a5 = C. net
buls-2k a3L. g. gross.
Market closed very duh on cattle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
COTTON REPORT.

We quots Fius. 81 5)ll47J: superfne, s275a
1895: oStrl, tL5latL7j; tanilX slasL6). patent
family, cO4Atry, sLDA5.sJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
PORT OF NEWPORT NRw5 FgsRraRr q. i,'3
lDy telegraph
AuHfVFn

Steamship George ". Jones'. LapsieY, cuba,
c0aled aud sailed for Now YORK.
steamship Roanoke. uulphes. New York,
ant sailed for NeE York
steamship william lawrence, snow. PrOyi-
dence aud sailed Tor West Point
steamship hsnaWua. scars, New York, and
sailed for New NOrk, coal.
schooreIs n. X. Couglon, Hutchings, New
Bedford: Kate y Ogieu, Potter, Providence.
g. y. Simmons, Bubbltt, Fall RIVER.
SAILED.
Schooners Minnie Rowan, g. John. New LON
don; Demory tray, Thomas, Gatyestop; ". X.
Congd0n, Hutchlngs, New Bedf0rd--all Mn coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE. Nh. February .0.--Nirginla 6s.
consolidated. 90. pa-i-duo coupons, 65. DO.
ltl0s, 5bh. Ri today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

rn,o nonular blood purifier. Hoods
Inc XIX l;Ila IL having tremendous sale
s,lsn spason. Nearly everybody takes IT.
Try il yourself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

WlINN0rON, FeNr1lry el-Iurponiinq hrn
n So. kosin stsaly. strained. sn,. COOL
tine 0rm: hard. sLlO. yeuog-dig aud yrg "A,
s1I0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
MARINE INrELLIagNCr.
FUNI OF WUHNDFU FtINl AhF = ~
ARRIVED

steamer OI Dominion. couch, NeT York,
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen * Co,
agents
steamer Goldshoro'. O'Nou, Philadelphia. NOR
chanil-e ana passengers, j. ". hctarirS'
agent
schooner Dora Allison. Rose, New YORK. icr-
t'i2er, -. ". lrayrrs Go.
schooner lIa b Glbson, Faikenhefg, Nsv
YORK. fertilizer, southern fertiIAus Company.
Schooner .. e. McNaushton --, Npu.ik,
kainlfe. a. :. Leo & Go.
schooner Warner Moore. Crockett, Charleston,
phosphate rock, Allison 81 AI4lsou.
SAILED.
Stoamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United sta.es
mall mercuauiise, AMI passengers. T.. Is. Istum-
AGENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NlCHYOND, February 81 I5Sk
OFFzRiNfS.

NICNNUND, feUFuaIy "a Io1N
OFFERINGS
WHgAr-l.5 800 bushels
COaS.-36i0 bushela
OATA-26jb bushels
lEAs.-9U bushels.
SALES KEPORrgD 10 SECRETARY.
COBS.-W hite. Gai bushels very good on private
terms; so bushels very goOd az &C.; 1850 BUSH
els steamer at &c.: 30 bushels good az So
Mixe', 80 bushels very good al 5Jc. Total sales
OF corn, $3.50 bushels.
OATs.-Wiutcr, 40 bushels very good at 45G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

FEBRUARY 91-lho market keeps steadiiy
quiet, with good -aie- daily 90 PRICES ranging
: az; sheilet. 2a!hc; spanish, 2a2hc. iaa-
tory hsud-T ickoi. 3afic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
FINANCIAL.
EgW YORK, BALTTsoRs, AVID SIca
A0nD STOCK gxcHAEGzs
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Tur-
pentins, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut Markets
rnr telegram % tho plspsseh.,


NEW YORK. February 20.-The stock market
to-day went back 10 the same condition u was
during the early portion Of last week ana dub
ness aud stagnaiion we're tho only features OF
trading. Moit operators we're disposed ~ await
further Developments from Reading. There Vas
complete dearh Of news from the West St
Paul aud Reading wers supported BY pools IN
those stocks aud they were the only stock. show
ing animation until late In the day. when Lacka-
wanna became active. Fluctuations. however.
were within the smallest range, oxcopt Tor Man
haitian, which dropped over per cent:
IN the forenoon and afterwards remained
stationary. The bulls realized as freely
after heavy 10 weak opening. In which most
stocks showed slight declines IRON Saturdays
closing figures. the market sagged Oh slowly, with
no movement Of importance except the one In
Manhattan mentioned. until toward the delivery
hour, when reaction was apparent. ihsimproye-
ment was entirely Insignificant, however, and
the last hour saw renewal OF tho decline, the
market finally closing very dull aud heavy at the
lowest price OF the day Total sales H. 900 shares
Everything on the active lat T. lower tonight,
thou. h. with the single exception Of Manhattan,
which lost - per cent. the losses are Tor irac-
tional amounts only.
NEW YORK. February @.-No0n-Stocks dun
and heavy. Money easy AZ 2a9q per cent Ek-
change-Lons, 4SN short 49, Governments
dun
EDsnfng. Exchange dun and steady; long,
offered at ~. Slb-Trcasury bslsnces-Gcld,
fl29.S23 900; currency. 81, Syg,0M Governments
dun; per ceuts. - a. AZ per cents, lJ' =.
Nfafe bonds Fuil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21
A BRIDGE BLOWN down.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February 20.-A
special to the Evening Times says yes
terday's cyclone struck New Haven,
Ky, where it blew down the Bardstown
and Green River turnpike bridge, the
original cost of which was over ST. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

Market dull
QUOTATIONS.
MiDDLTSG, l0ifc.
Low MIDDLISg. &c.
GOOD ORDINARY, s9-l8c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-21

NEW YORK. February 80. q otfon- Net receipt.
gfg bales. gross receipts 1895 sales. rutures
closed quiet; sales. .38.sn t.fes; February
flOtafldls ". March. g. aafl15i. April. Sll'sA
elU51; Nas. glll5. June. fl1fNattil; JAY
flnflasl0 1l Augt1f. si1f4aiiAf5; Sepiemn"r.
81. saSl0gl. October. g. 4sal0W; N0fr'nh"r sud
December. tgsla{g So. January, f0,-aiA.A
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

@. E Perkins, Of Henderson, KY. is in
the city.
Hon. L. @. Mason. OF Muskegon. is quar-
tered at The Morton.
Mr.. E. A. Lee has been called 10 Ohio by
the death Of bis father.
J.w. Saunders, publisher Of the Caledonia
Nssss. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Matte Brown, Of sumnsr-st.. /
seriously Ill with syphoid fever.
Vim. NJ. Potter. Of the Z. S. Electric Ligh.
Company. OF Chicago. IL in town,
Mrs. Julia Proctor. ofCaro. is the guest of
". NJ. Mallory and wife. OF Coit-sve.
Psui @. Bisrsach. with the Best" Tonic,
il ia town. hr. Bisrsach is the celebrated
whistler.
o. w. Kussche. OF the NJ, G.. r. & 7. r.
r. Of Musksgon, Is spending Saaday with
bis parents.
B. F. Emery Is making arrangements 10
20 into the oyster planting business on the
California coast 81 the close of the oyster
season here.
Mr. Will shaw and Miss Maggie Qainn
we're married 90 Thursday evening. at
Bishop Richter's residences on Shsldon.st..
by Rev. Father Ffsksn.
Among those who recently entered the
Grand Rapids BUSINESS College are Albsfs
c. Van Hees. Teslsnd; ]. Van Dyk. Hol.
land; Andrew g. Craig. Lsmont; Geo. Davis
add 4 r Smith. city.
Miss Maggie Tsevsn. who accom- panied
her brother. J. A. Tssvsa. o. i02 Fourth St,
home from his recent visit 30 Oatsrio. is
v-ry mueh pisrsed with the city sad
intends making 1t her future home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15


The lumbsrmsa don't vaat any more
snow.
Mary Bossnki. is7 Msdisou-st. is Ill With
diphthsria.
The salesnens Assembly villinstall their
officers tomorrow svsning.
Yocnr people don't mlss the Misses GAGE
and Bensdict's hop tomorrow night.
Il isn't popular Just now for Grand
Rapids minister 10 ssy We are nothing
0ut Clay"
There Is said 10 be surplus Of s.. .ss3.-
0cOoO0 in the savings banks OF ths coun.
try.
You can wait for the csrs--csbls or horse
in The TxxsRsn- HxEsD's coanting
room.
Climax Java cosss is sold Only In th e
berry, not ground ike the frss sample
package
The weekly payroll Of The Board Of su-
psrvisors called 0us SIS 96 yesterday from
the County Treasury.
rhs eighth rsunion Of Corapany f.. Sixth
Nichixan Volunteer Csvsiry. viii occur 81
Cedar sprinss. next Tuesday.
Pavmastsr Suilivsn started nerth yes
trrdsv laden With money and consequent
good cheer FOR the employers OF the g. r. &
Canton Pierce, No. -. I. o. .. r. ~iil
sivss socisl card party st Odd Fellow 2
Hall. nnder the Tower clock, Tuesday even
ing.
Tb- srna of WIN. Miller 4 Son will here
after read W n. Miller = sons. D A. Nil.
Ter having been admitted 70 tas partner
snip.
The sess wsy 10 g-t work is 70 send q
want sd' ~ this paper. Is costs Tou bat
httls-ia fact. nothing. ii rou srs oat Of
money.
A fns sxhibik 5 being talked of 5y oar
manu- fsetursrs st sse corHirg FORESTRY Con
vsutiou. 70 o~ held ss tns Board Of Trade
roomz
Is strslissky wants to thank the 6rs.
rnen. through he columns ofthe IE1reRka
Hxasrp. for their kindness 80 his wifs and
caildr.n during sbe ars ss i5s Csnsl St,
isst " sinesdsy.
On scrounf of the continusd Illness Of
Prot Morshesd tas rshsarssi woica vss
20 have tsken piece nsxt A9Edsy. riA Ds
postponed enc week.
The ire alarm irom hox Yesterday noon
wss cccasioued ty the bpralDg Gus Of 9
chimney over the store of A. Preasesf. 90
Nouroes.t No l,srsses
1851 - 4t-Ft - - -ttt@Af - *~"tN8t8E -
information sbout 'fhlis +. Aost. snc =
- years etd. Axht bsse eyes. lgaf com.
piexiou snd clerks n = stors.
p-rths BAIL ssp Ganai.ou g. and
Ffie FIsreie se Rowery-st. scarlet fever
both csses reported 70 the Board Of Heaith
sra - he Superintendent q Schools.
The sunusi exercises af shs Y NJ 6. A
usl nr.rr t~o seezs frem toniaht A
COMMITTEES hss eeeB appeinbed - 81 q ID
wnare the services shsli oe hsld en- ar.
rsnze stner details
Tbpra viii he Ar entertainment given Us
he Burgess amiiv. et Csnsis, aadpr ne
auspices sf Toe r. = of 1. = L. = @. 7. la
~ Rsvai Arcaunm Hal ca y Wednesday
and FrisAr ersninss of this ~ssk-
N C. Bufch aas ssksd L N. Weston ID
rrs-ias foraorro~ evening a. Sc Asrk
-bNrai a sbscs fInae NJ. Rurca 3eliver.
kis Ierrur- sn -Chsrscterfssies of 80 Re-
puhtirsn rsrtv Ssy aver tbst suren
TIE b.ak ciesrirrs icr he week sncin.
yesterday esos ap s7zA943se szsirst So
ga - for the corresponding w>ek rs
Thls = the iarxest husiaess svev scne
snn~inr a. increase q sesS e6i Il. or o-s'
- per cent.
fhs Rev. Ns-r 2 Trprer rscrsxts . cor
r~tzez a ne sssssuent taaf hs vN rsrlu
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
PERM ANENT exHlelT.
Business Men who are A ding in the Move

Business Men who are A ding In the More
meni.
The fact that the State Forestry conven-
ton is to be held mere on the e5th and z7th
has awakened an interest among our manu-.
fac,urers that hss not shown itself In some
time, and Secretary Van Asmus OF the
Board of Trade has had gratifying success
in bis brief canvass FOR al exhibit Of ths
manufacturers OF this city, to display to
those attending the coming convention, a.
the Board of Trade rooms. Ii is 10 be
made a permanent feature or the Boards
display. number Of merchants and
manufacturers promise TO furnish hand
some exhibits at once eao q oo0Qpy sgsce
in the psfmsneut dispay with s0inetblng
liner, perhaps whlca would tsks longer 10
produce than tie time wlli I,efnlit before
he meeting Of the co nmissier. Tue fal.
lowing firms have already taken ssacei
Nelson & Matter, A. Coye, Grsns Rap lds
Mattress Company. Gleason Wo0a Orna-
ment Company Widoic0mb Furniture
Company. l,eiieit Bros. FOa Msca.ne
Company. Judd & Co. Usppeh & Berisrh
isessDeT Com ssny. Bisseii Carpet Sweeper
Com -sny, Jennings & %, Rsaniviiie
Lyon, ID Al. Reynolds. klBdRe, Beriech
psny, Barlow Bros sad W. " Hseistsf.
Eaton. Lyon & Allen Printing CoHpsayi
Grams Rapids Engraving Company. stowe
q Davis, SrsDd Rapids Tripod Company.
Bstkey 4 Gay Furniture Com ysny, "a biie,
Ffisnt & BettelieT. New EnElang Fufaitbre
COMPANY. ChspBaa Basket J5nYeaF.
Grand Rapids Refrigeration Co n "a =. baff-
wood hsaHfscsauHg Uomrsaf. Nelsa
Folding BED Company. tee. -. tissetsa
Dismsnd Wal bsish Cowpthf. H4
fe.. IsIsop ssisetrie isaebi Company. Kent
/ Furniture NemPaay. Onei Cabinet y1D.
FsBy. Toldiag Char sRa fssss CosaPsnf.
Grand Rspids school FsTpitsrs Con- lssA =.
Bfasa Aacbias Works. pswsrs Il Wsixef 4.
Fo4.tf 4 stoss Engraving DomphaF. Sus-
haa Z Long fafHiiuf- C5mps8f. Gre ID
kspi1s Coin Cssksl CoHDaag, " Jigerns
Char FACTORY. as 4~ftiE sl13iihrs Par
ter CoMpsBy. vfshd Eepgas pofenie Besss
Con4Fsns =. Chass Bret hers lsa0o Dsfn . ~ y 4.
Grsra Rspsd. Fafnitars JsapkHf, =. REQ
e8asssr < son. Mm. A BsrseE farhifuis
tonapsnr Ibs tipoe fer tse sshisiti0t is
verF shoTf. and these who have B0t pssn
psfs0Bsiig Gales upon shgHi5 consider thsi
they ,fe earnestly invited % 80 in this good
work. Ether make y8nf rsnis knoTa .
Mr. Van AsmBs N pyfs5h. ~ letter ~ tele-
phone End space wili bs feesfvss. Ibs sf
bisis vsB Ds aosss b wocthy Of TIE oity .
. ara ltareak<
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
toLo The PROPERLY.
A short session Of the Bears Of EBarstles
snsf Eveatne.

insi Eveaine.
A special session OF the Isoard of F6nrs.
tion wac held lsss evening with pnssistet
Blair 10 The chair and presen, Trustees sis.h,
D-ry, Alien. CrisWoid. Felker. Ethtsss.
Richards and Fistchsr. Ia tl,e sletnre q
Trustee KILLS. Trustee Allen acted - sests-
tsry pro tenn.
The BID Of ivsrder Burst and Cert wsr-
hen1ef. Offering 8. 200 for The old g'nln sr
STREET school properly We read sna n
motion 81 Trustee Eicbardf The tl3 wss
unanimously srceptei
A communication was rec-ivcd f'dm N.ss
Belle Tower. Principal Of sbe ,shlst I
school. siking permission ~ intfodaUs "a =
her schoyi The Penny school ssvifes b.na
systeD.. Referred 70 COMMITTEES on krkeo.
Mayor Dikemab took HE seat, vpSHpf ina
Il about three minutes.
Trustee Stein offered rpsoieiicf ~ a
the Building COMMUNE be irafur "a 4 !,
examine iuto the school sccoir 'nnstli -
in the srsndvilie ave distfirt end report a
Dest meeting wbst additional fsoiihss Il
sny are needed. also thsi tee sesus ss ~ r 81.
tee bs instructed 10 secure foom saita -
fof school purposes in thsi lsft - 80
First ward bounded hf Woalthr..sA
CberrF-st. the railroad s1d The river 80
resolutions wefe adopted and ths besfa
adjourned after being Ia session hssi y fsa
minutes
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Jessie Dalr's startling sssssaersi Fassi.
" conibinstion is the stffnriioh 90 f's
csfsent week 81 fuitb's opers Hoasf sH1
Is composed Of an srosiisnt - ere .
roster 81 The troupe includes s.i-s ~
Dsir. the wonder o. tbs BiDetes4ib csafs.
sfy &. G. Mathews. the fTisg nitn ef 80
sif. cencesea by pfess snd puslif 81 h.il.s
tie efestest sefisi tvoiuoeptt' al fie sfti
Clifford sna BiokeF. tbs faest-fe8s -
rrtobetie fobg sfa asncs siiis' aftl q
fivbn tbs lfish EBperor Tie sresi ~
rriv NccafthFs SRI fieif "ffst -isel
tEscb. hifs Esliis Pond. fhs tfs hinw
song and dance la0v. the fosrh1 fssintf y,
euiitei 'sesnes Afief f'srk isltttf ~
witty cjSiogus exquisite tpasie ssd r.
reOos costumes xsll tiots tbs fffipfspsnt8
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Ms5sFs n Hoatk ssss ihs rffui cautf
70 srsnt bsr oivofcs ffom hef hstssaa
ried 81 1872 IN Barton tsvh.aif 81 80
cosoplsini Sled Yesterday br hs sasrsi,g
Frank A Rogers. shs charges fi,a y d
having Jailed 81 suprort hef es 80 t.tai8
ard could bsvt done iof the bati { ses5s
voHi9 can'ibsaiy henf sFDosd SIS s-5ss4s
ana gsrsnaise ssisy.s ssfosint - ~afs saa
sFendinE bls fngpsf ~ 3rint sd g. s.ls. ~.
rue vns tDaily Obliged to iesrs hi.n sd
earn bsf ovn supper ~ wotsng
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

President Of the Baptist social union
Thursday night. IL Is not the custom TO
elect any minister 70 the Office. j. Rookus
was the man elected.
Johnny Roach has signed agreements and
deposited forfeit money to fight Clint
Simonds within three weeks near this city.
lie hss also made similar arrangements TO
isht Patsy Carroll within two weeks from
the me the fight takes place between him
self aud Simonds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

The Superior Cours took a asr lease oi
Hfs yesterday and started the divorce mill q
grinding after rather quiss geek. Mrs..
Anassss James hes alsd her complaints "a
which she alleges hsr andHtitul kssband
Wiilisni. q man Of ability and esps5llis7
n provide for her wssis in Els. Dst hss
neglected 20 10 40. until pstisncs has ceased
- 30 virtae. Sac now ssss - asvs tne
asarrisss lies cut in twain, 40 sac can 20
on her way alone. reiCieiaz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Tee annual nssiiag 81 ths Grand Hsp-
ne CHsptsr. Rorsl Arch Nsssns. Of shs
Stsss - Mieligsa. vii oeeor On Tuesas =
snd Wednesday 81 nsrt ~esk. e. the Ds
Nos Cgmmsnaefy roems ~ tbe *iaGi.
comb bsiidinE.
Assai tares hundred desef4ies frsrs sii
over be sssts s-t sxpec1ee to bs present
The Grand COsncal, kJTsi snd 8e sci
Nssops. vli4 canTeas - tUs f6efos toru0F-
fow evening when tue saaasi election 81
cfScsTs 49, fsks plscs A isfr< ngmssr Of
de egsies az sxPsctea pr0ssba7 sb00i tvo
hundred ell 10 Efreesat
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

CfRcrfT Ia the nsstisf q lhs rttsis II
Cbes,sr :. Nofsv, deceased ss,f.esi - si.
Fisner from tr8osts Cauri or Tied. ...-
= H. N'lsf a o. - jah- y vas -
e Trevfr say trtee1se taies 49,
ofFIcf Dunvs~s ssust.iss 81 p =a-.1
"a Hugh ktD9osid IN chahes1t. Esss
CLOSURE b.il Tied.
srrtsfos--6 = Gay "a roas Paasaa.
TresDass 0a ihs csss On trsa
DFFEos ErsIsEss-Annetta 1sns1 "a
Wa. y. Jamss Bill for tivoins
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Under the cireum.

fyirg in this case. Under the cireum-
stances, most seriously object
II was thea nearly baii-.,sst four O'Clock
ami ss the counsel on both sides wish "a 20
look up references, the court sdjoanei
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow IN fni e. the
present case, however, not 10 be taken sp
al
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

From bills presented to sh. Beard II su-
pervso.a 4 sppssrs past = sossk<ns soany
81 sniss % sappors iss sorsy-sus iassss
patients a. toe Ksi&mszoo Asvlam for the
qasrtsr beztansag Ocfooar Z, sua sndiag
December 81. 1851 Al this rate Is sil cost
5 SIS = for ths sappoEt Of the eoaaty's IN
ssna rstenss Tor leS8