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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
Bishop Ireland Delivers an
Eloquent Address on the
Evils of Intemperance.
Opposition to the Disorgani-
Zation Of Counties Clause
in Springer's Bill.
The Pipe of Peace Has Been
Passed Between Day and
Johnson.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The war de
partment reply 10 Congressman Bout
wells battle-tiag resolution is about
completed, and will probably be for
warded to the house early this week.
An army officer says that the answer
will show the resolution to have devel-
oped into a boomerang. 1t will show
that, if any law has been violated by
this administration by the return of cap
tured trophies, some of the former see
retaries of war are equally guilty. for
the lists compiled. and which will form
part OF the departments reply, show
that many more flags were delivered by
Secretary Stanton and some of his sue
ceSsorS than under the present regime.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
Mill Burned.

Troy, N. Y, Jan. 29.-Ottman Bros.
grist mill at Fort Edward was burned
last night. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-01-30
Wants Her Hushand Pardoned.

GALENA, ILL.,, Jan. 29.-The wife of
Joe Mackin, now in Joliet prison for
Zine wOrk'' in Chicago elections, has
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The effort 10 unite The Union and
United Labor parties Al Cincinnati tailed
Thar co1fsrsaes committees agreed on .
bssis % ssslition whiah recognized the
slaxis-sAx docsriLs. .. bal the Union Labor
party rsjsstsd shs comnittss's report.
thus lssvins TIA Unitsd Labor patty 10
its ovn devices. The Unioa Labor con-
vs1tioa wss . stormy one, aud several
times Chsirman Nosros lost control OF
ik and 10 came within an ace u going TO
piscsA The light was on the land plans,
woman suffrage. sad hquor. A platform
VS. tnally adopted IN which land mo
nopoly IN avery farm u denounced. Ii
Also demands dossrnmsnt ownership Of
railroads and tslsgraphs. the direct issns
OF legal tender currency to the people
without the intervention OF banks, . SER
vics pension bill. and sn income tar. A..
j. srassrsa. . landed proprietor OF
Illinois. vas nominated Tor President,
aud CsAsLxs E. CUSSISsHAA. an Ar
kznsss workingmAn. for Vice President
j. w. GosHoas, Of Charleston. w. Va.
wss elected Chairman OF the National
Committse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

VASTED-6IRL FoR GENERAL HOUSE.
W work. Mrs. c. Vincent. so Fountain 81
WASTED-GIsL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
ssede prs erred. lt0tf
UAGifD "A GOOD STRONG COMFETENT
w xtr ior genera ho1seEOrk. two in the fam
.p AL iorsnoon- us ParlssFe. Nm. L. =
WANTED-IAAEDIATE A CoNPlrESr
w g'ri, must Dc good COOK and isnndress good
wage 70 The right partv Apply foreRo0ns, 81
harsorl-st Ms Geo. l. Quimby. l4otf
WASsED-coaPETEST GIRL FOR GES-
w essi no,se sork. ApP'y Immediately a. 20
ylANlED-A COMPETENT COOK. APPLY
w between the hour OF aud o. clock 2 In
northeast corner Colege-sye and cherry Il
l47t
IVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Apply al IA North lafayette ST. 40
yUASTRB GIRL FOR HoUsEwORK IL
w small family. Call curing forenooa al 2s6
Otta~a-st- ls0
lVANTED-DINIS6 ROOM GIRLS. WAGES,
W Apes week. oyster Bay Restaurant 81 aud
s. Lyon 81 lao
IVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" erxl h0usewofk Ia family OF three; light
work good wages. Call az IS wsveriey Plfce.
Ia
MANTE0-INMEDfAT A GIRL FOR
w general homework in q family OF two
atel &C BOpt WnclcI huu ifo1tf. tlcra1nt sltud-
ton for right party. l5s CasSst. Mia r. X. Car
gill 40
tVANTED-wE HAVE GOT PLACES FOR 50
w good cooks and general servants All III 1t
come this week. We viii give places free- Ladie $
Parlors. Tower bSock. 40
yVANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR A LAUN-
w dry. diningFosm girls. cook, dish wash
ets Ladies farlors Tower block. 4o
WANTED-EyERY WOMAN OR GIRL THAT
w would like good place and big wages 20
call st Ladies' Parlors. 5 Tower block. i40
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hoUsewoTk 1893 second-ave ls0
lVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO Do
" general housework: no washing or ironing.
Apply immediately al i53 South Lafsyette-st.
is4u
VTANTFD = EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
w makers and apprentice girls. Apply to MIS-
A. J. Rudell, Room 70. New HouseInan block.
lO7tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

pkoFEAE1 FLAcED - ots HAMS NgLL
sestfe k1e iEeaea. stte11iea - f~e of ar
fseye sa& ae ie<4f IL s1a2s zatar2~a tzll < =
sd. 0E4ad InAsn- Aaa :. xoseE b.ee.- lsz
IsOk SALE-s LOS On ioNIA-sT.. OK
4 zssse-sss - Elsssata-Ass.i a. eAss2
4 COX LOOK $40 BCls N0aBY
j. house, al mesera LuFrossaeents fhis ofeF
: iS< 1Fe d4tso soDlg. La 8 iees iIeok 10 $St
e sss,n ave. eEDostse : C. Lss1S Cal az oaes
= a ~ 1ols1 -
IF TOT sAST TO BrF a EoTsE AND lof
lriees. leiiea DOntsI.
EOR SALE CHEAF-HoISE And LOT is6
e11eaer-st Aist sell feFas 70 s111. Ad-
diss a +. CsmnlBss. ~ chzEiosss. 10
Is0R sALE-AT A BARGAIN. 10 SHARES
tr sold AiehszaB lfo1 aiming oo1Df'<oy,
ssi q1&nsy, sAh esEts-A tze~2ee.s = sisasesss-
Owner - otll< <ed - dispose o lan " tis klock
address -inoE exzs ol }. na1bSr, - Randolph
o.. Chicago. III l4z
NOR skLE-FOR CHEAP. NICK lots. WgiL
4 located, essy terms 50 % =. Nesli boef. HeD-
han block. noFsA A-s4st corner Aoaroe and Dsi-
sion sta. Ia
Isok sAIE-6kEAT BARGAIN TO A CAPI-
tsiist. Que OF the best business corners IA
centre q city 10 ftaxut Dext tnlEsy days n
G. cirdiers room ~ fierce eiee1- iS<d
I'OR sALE-H0UsEs AND LOTS. VACANT
II cts and farms sonae choice bargains II taken
oo1 Hughes 1hoinss Rooms 50 and q. New
H0gsemsn blOek Su
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOX SALE
III cheap a. Dr. NesEboers Menhsm block,
corner OF Monroe aud DIVISION sts- oau
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
4 house, On Springst.. ior ss,eo. neat -ene
dwelling house. en James e.. for s2.5to. and n
20 acre fsrm tn Spaits for 800 eli on srnaL
payments and reasonable terms. i. A. DspIer.
room i2s. Ledysrd block. over flbaic Library:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
ReaI Esfafe-Countru


NOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
aereS. with frame hcuse, one nile and
quarter from Ha,lst- Apply AZ Mrs J. q. Walk
ers. II South Div sion-ss l24tf
NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, tbirty-nye improved;
two barns twenty-eight miles north on 6rsnd
Rapids 4 Indiana X. K. one iniie nom flerson
village. bargain II soid al once. Enquire OF
NJ l.. Swift, 03 south Lafsyeite-st s1u
L'OR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property farm OF 30 acres Dearly all lni-
proved. IN Ottawa county near Jennisonv1ile,
nine miles ffom Grand Rapids. address Farmer,
box s. care this once ll5tf
EoR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerborn,
one mile West Of the ciiy, fronting Brdgest u
u fne dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
dening May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Or WhilwOrth. administrator. is2
Fourth st Grand Rapids Mich. l02tf
CoR SALE-PlNE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
i good farms and city property io7 sale cheap.
also money 70 loan. Csn at Loyett block, Canal
st.. opposite sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel. s7tt
INOR SALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
Byron Centre. good hotel ard bsr con-
nected and good reasons for wanting TO sell. Ad-
dress Mrs- Mary Adrion, Byron Centre. Mich 4ltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
LAsoks POSSIBLE CANDIDATE.


The Rsv. GrLBsKr DxLAaArrR. OF Den
yer, Who 10 sEoksn OF as the possible
United Labor candidate Tor vice-Prssi-
dent. formerly lived IN New York State
add years ago ran fora State Office on
the Republican ticket. he then sent
20 indianapolis and joined the Green
bsck-Lsbor party while Jet pastor OF an
important church.
In 1873 hs Was one OF tue lucky shir-
teen msn the Grssnback-Labor party
elected 10 Congress.
DR.. DRAMATIC presided at the Chi
caxo sonvsasion which nominatsdG Gsnsrsl
WEavsR for President IN Juns, 1880.
After leaving Congress 10 went TO Den.
YER. He looks something like CHA uS-
cKr NJ. Dxssw. but be is not so hand
soms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
For ke5at--KO0Ssss.

COR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L light housekeeping after Juno l. Apply at
Room So new Houseman block. 14&
L,OR RENT-A NICELY III 3NISHED FRONT
il ro0n,. gas. bath room. etc. Enquire front
room, third floor. ever Fourth National Bank. ls1
DOOMS AND BOARD, PLEASANT LOCATION,
n new house minutes walk from Sweets
Hotel 10 Summerst- 1O
TOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
L either single suite. Apply 10 Room 80,
Power Opera House block, Pearl-st 226tf
COR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room at IS Rsnsom-st. 120tf
/ HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| al conveniences to rent in the Vinegar
block, corner South Division and CheTrysts. D
ply al the block or OF Z. ID. Brock. 62 and b4
Psarl-sf 1Qetf
TOR REET-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L in suits OF two or four roonns with all modern
in provemer Z on Csnalst, for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
qUiTe at once, No. y Cansl-st, OF G. A. Berwin.
9gtf
TO RENT A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
! light manufacturing: steady power, at No 3
PeGrl-s Enquire of c. B. Judd or z. T. Thwine.
gltf
roR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: STEAM
i heated: aud furnished rooms for light hou<e-
feePing. Apply AZ room lOS. New Houseman
block l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
4 Horrible Inheritance

rhstransnissi01 of ths fsaTful effects q
eoaGazioas blood poison Is certainly the ln0st
horrible iahsFitaneo ~hich snY Eaaa can leave
q 1ls iaaoeen5 plstsrlSy. fhs curse eoa,
tanned Ia the scrtysl1r-l declaration -fhs
ana n ths fathers SAL De Tisired Ip0n tas
c5Idzsn into tas third sad fourth genera
tion.- can - eertainly mitis@ted and n ths
majority 0f eases. pssssEtsd. % ths Use or
tne anttioss 70 the coassgioas olocd poison
whieh &ztuEs hnrself furnishes. and which
- % - fo4n1 IA its native purify and In
fallibis efficacy II the realety kaown all over
t1s ~orld Ssllts Specific coniEnoniy
eaiisd s. 8 So as Illustrative of this fat
Ne give tas folIO~lng - esitenec-they ars test
eases t4ken az random from hundreds OF
others OF sinailar character
Mr.. }. a. srown. OF Hornsilsviile. y. Y.
writes Three years suffered with this hor-
ribis dizssse. s~ifr's SPECIFIC cured nae eoa-
pIstsly.
Prof Edwin Bzar. - 4. Twenty second
street. Ss~ York. writes swifss specific
cured ms u fearful case of Blood Poison
DR.. B = wlEsneld. of the Soldiers Home.
Richmond. Va. writes svift's speci1c cured
ne of severe case OF Elood Poison-
=. W X Brfgys, Brooklyn. y. YsIwas
perfect wreck from Blood Poison. Specific
restored health and hope. and am well to-
day.
c. W Langhfli, Savannah. Ca: have
suffered a long time with Bioed Poison. I
tried swift's Specific and am nov a perfectly
well man
a. ". Buell.. Of Powers Hotel. Rochester.
NJ, writes II s the best blood remedy On
earth. Icu-ed myself withtt Recommended
ts 70 friend of mine. well know business
man, aud Il made hiai well
Mr.. y. l. Stanton. editor az the Snithville.
Ga. News. writes that friend OF bis was
afflicted with severe ease OF Blood Poison,
aad that two bottles of S. S. s effected =
e0nplsts cure. He tried every other remedy
In vain
Mr. J. r. Kellogg Stamford. conn writes.
DeceFaber "a. ise7: Your s. 5. S. Is doing for
me what ought % have bcen done long ago.
IL has doas E1e more good IA one week than
ali ths msdtcinesI nave ever taken Would
had gotten is before But alls well that
ends well" u viii make a new man OF me.
and thsnk God that have found n st lasti
Treatise on Hood and skin Diseases mailed
free THE SWIFT SPscIFIc Co.
Drawer : Atlanta. Ga
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Any 3ihirg from the pen Of the man who
gave 10 tho reading world ~Dr. Jekyll
sad Mr.. HYDE . sure 10 be read with
interest. Among the uoyrlsttss which
the IELToEAN-HKsALD has lately Sc
cured The exclusive privilege o, publish
Ing IN Grand Rapids, IS one from the pen
u RoBEsr LoUIs STEVENSON entitled,
The Treasure Of Frsnchsrd." II is
needless 10 say that the story Is one OF
absorbing interest. II viii bs printed ~
two InstslimsDts, commencing with to
morros's SUNDAY TELEGRSM- Fl ERALD.
and concluding on The following Sunday.
You viii miss one os the fnsst stories
ever published IN q nsuspsper Il Jon
fasl to read tonorrovs issue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The Aliezsn Record. published in a
"irY- countv. wss - piessssi With the
dpcision n the Supreme Court declaring
the Isccsl Option SET unconstitutional
that = special edition ~ four page VISA
issued lsss night, each page being IA 81
irehee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The iefsss II locsl prohibitiou vii be
= csuse for rejoicing sncuz the Demo
crsts Il vii max. Michigan mere ihsn
ever doubtful state.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The psnie-sfrickeu articles e he Eng-
Esb rrsss on tbe defsuselsss state - the
Kiruium shculd Be accepted vith <ood
Teal q allowance
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The Flint burglar shows that IA IS no
gentleman when IA goes into hopss. ss
he iid Thursday sisht. and changes his
sairt IN he prssenee ot Isdy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The sounhss which bad adopted lOcs
prohibition we're The following: Antrim
Otssgo. Lsslsasw. B-Dzie. Grand Trsv-
erss. ksikssks. Isabella. Gsnesse. Shis-
~sssss. Eaton. Iughsm. Barry. Allsgsn,
Van Buren,, Calhoun. Csss. St. Joseph,
Branch. Hillsdale. Grstiot, Osceols.
Tuseola. Chsrlsv0ix. Lake. Ioais. Lena
use. Livingsione. Nsvsyso Clinton, Bsr-
risn. Emmet. Jackson. Mason. Oscods
and NOntcslm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

he Isecsl Option ave hss be-n titled
snsf e = tsri - sell vllo rei0'cs most,
fhe licaor uen c. he P~chfesrcnfsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

4. . evident sbst BtsrSz can hare ths
rou.inssfsn z hs wants IL TIE oniy
aaessson q. Nhl - s&ks 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

TOUND-T7AT TRE EAGLE sTEAW DYE
Rcuse NJ = Cera1sk. tarns ouf the hesr
werk n clrsairg dysins snd repairing a. 49,
srrrrxsif ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The frst rssl Prssisieatial ezniidste n
TIE said uss Bs1vA A. LcCKwoon. ncsni-
uused ss De MoInes The pistform :
She
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
lost

I osT-A BLsCK IEATHER FsN RFTwFFV
l. Cniels via Fulton srd Harfrssu's FaiI
Findsr piesse iesvs At store of Bulkify. Lemon 4
Hoops IL
I CST-M0NFY I0ST BY EVERYBODY THAT
4 tss arr ciesn.ag or eaioTinx - te done IL
elsf eiss< stFie. n tsev d0nt - 70 fne -EagIe
r5esm Tye r0Ise7 No 2 Canals la
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

W AsTED-I GOOD sETTER, l sTAlNER. l
W sood turner 0rsne CnioD. and Tower
blaes 14i
" AkTEIl-A GOOD sTAISER. STEADY JOB
W ioF the right msn- wsleh fesding Bed CO /,
p North IoniasI. l49
ltAsTED-A RELIABLE PARTY TO WORK
w tnxaEsDes. Ike nshs ~ REJECT any and al
GTefs reserved l. = PToyiu
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

MsvrL y T. SrosK hss retired from
tns sdiicrship OF ths Chicsgo Daily Nsrs
and frohS journalism. on account. Il is
ssid. of IN hsslsh. VtCroR f. LAwsoS
bought ar. ) roSr's interest in shs paper
snd - nov editor-in-chisf and sole
proprietor. Mr.. SroSE had been The
editor Il the Ns,rs ever since q started
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

We ara told THAT MzLvfLLs FCILzs
vss given ~sn elegant testimonial din
Ber" AZ the Hotel Richslisa in Chicsgo
the othsr oight. IA honor OF bis appoint
msnt to the Chief Justiceship. Mr..
FUILxs will do well b. give early s1-
copragsmsnt b enterprises Of this sort.
In the not improbabls event Of his re-
lection BY the Ssnsts The sooner th-s.
complimentary banquets occur tbe better.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

yVkNTED-rtV BokRDvRs. sTso FAVE
" aIIa.shesi rooHus % rent WlA Or Tisacui
board ~ - ITon-4 IH
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Situations Wanted--Male.

JVANTED-sITUATIoN AS BOoKKEEPER,
W assistant or any ofce work, by a young man
with good references. Address 4. w, care
Telegram Herald. 1874
VANTED-A SITUATION BY A HEAD SAW
A 1so
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Ensines PersonEts.
FUr4ifure tfored.

TTRNTTURE sToRED. PACKED AND
4 novel EEpert hackers sens on short notice
81 Rs6cliH Hoit III rouia Division. 81 fele
pbone No. sal 5sn'y O. -
TTRNTTTPE PACKED m FTFFETFVf FD
wnrk7.en snd stored cheap hv Nrs q i
Wake. second hszd furniture desler. I7 south
rtsfSion-sL laff
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

The zs. Der 81 ts1>s ~ ssy y.ssers1s<Ds1s
e1x - fousa ~ d1si-fkEs tks zss b<f sf
words q sss<z. Asy Faxtsf : lis< e@@stsd
sse&s fziI tiza-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
For Sale--Alisceitaneous.

TOR SALE-FIsH AND TANK IN WINDOW
OF the European Ho.el Office. For price ap-
ply Cornelius & Smith, ~ Cabal-st. ls0
TOR sALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE THE
9 thoroush.bred jersey bull stoke Pogis Of
Grand River" remarkably fine snd promising
two-year old, bred Ia Massachusetts by w. 8.
Loomis. May be seen al Ada, on the Rix Robin
on farm. :. l. Fuller. l03 Canal-st. 1z0W
ce SHARES OF @. r. BRUSH co. STOCK
% for sale Grand Union. and Tower
block. i40
E0R sALE-A GREYHOUND FOR SALE III
L months Old. Address Z. G. box s. l4S
COR SALE - A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
doing good business in nice location. Ad-
dress NJ. A. N, box 0, telegram Herald. 40
EOR SALE = AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
il machinery for frst class laundry; also a
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
of G. A Berwin, No a Canal-st. 13itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

GENT7 wsNTEn FoR TEIT-s ESCTCI0-
y refsla Hew rsvssea snt IrareTisa e6fzcE.
l1sf ~uer ssr 81 7elfs ccr 1ersed tyc of-'t- =
- cne 20 ss1e HosEze nsl Z q vr heTe.tls g i'f
recefrfs, s1c Esnf stss - the Hr~d rer Aa-
ers5 terms snt ter-iferV sl1resS y EAF1na
Ae-- ~ -kl-ez rrEa-elrh.a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
For Rrflt--HOafses.

TOR REST-A HOUSE or ROOMS. FIR
nished, with al modern improvements Lady
who OWLS nouse wishes to board with parties
renting. References exchanged. l46 South
I niCn-st 14i
NOR RENT-HOUSE: 70 LARGE ROOMS, 6
closets. city and cIsteTn 1ster. bath room,
etc. corner Jeferson-sye. and Cherry-St. VIII
te IN good repair. Eaton & Smith, Room I, Low
ett block 10
U'oR RENT-A HOUSE AND BARN AT los
North lorfast Terms reasonable. l43
no RENT - BY RESIDENCE IS SOUTH
l Lsiayette-st, to family without small chill
dfeD. M.Sht rent partly furnished 10 right
party. Inquire az the house from 70 II a m.
NJ. l.. Swin 1lstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Hood.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
NOTICI-THE MAN THAT WAS SEEN TO
" pick up Scotch terrier on the corner Of
Bridge ana North Ionis s on Tuesday, will re-
turn the same 10 32l North Ionia-st. aud save
himself trouble. c. Mack. i42
IVRYg BECAUSE THEY ARE THE BEST
w Photos in the market at 500 per dozen.
Brothers & Co., II and 10 West Bridge-sf. lf2
GIVE Us YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
" we will reward you, through our hard work
ing force, by quick sales. Grand Unicn and
Tower block. 140
WANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
w in cleaning and coloring of gents clothing
aid ladies' dresses. shawls, crepes. silks, ETC. the
best place III this city II the Eagle Steam Dye
House. No q Canal 81 l6S
CALEsNAE-CAN ADD A LINE SMALL
- samples One agent earned $3.50, Others up
10 g. 200 In 1886 p. o. Box 1871. New York 2lgf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Cabinet photographs a. s. per dozen Al
NsTfills, Gum block.5 81 Nonros-sf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
TEE C0USTERFEur DOLLAR.
Charlie Hop Sing, the Chinese Lnun-
dryman. TO be Examined To-Day.

Charlie Hop Sing, who was before the
Police Court Tuesday charged with pass
ing o counterfeit silver dollar on Charlie
Abrams, a son of the pawnbroker on
Broad street, aud who was sent to the
United States Court, will be examined
before Commissioner Wall to-day at
II NJ.
The facts in the case as they now ap-
pear are these Charlie Abrams went to
Hop Sings Place of business, 812 east
Broad street, Monday eveningat o'clock
and had five-dollar note changed.
Hop Sing gave him five silver dollars.
aud later that night Abrams returned
with a counterfeit dollar, claiming that
Hop Sing gave it to him, and asked Hop
Sing to give him good dollar for 1t.
Hop Sing refused to do it, and upon that
Abrams went to the Second police sta
ton and had a warrant issued for Hop
Sings arrest.
Between the accused and accuser there
seems direct conflict of testimony as to
whether the counterfeit in question was
ono OF those dollars given Abrams In
change by Hop Sing.
Mr.. G.. L. Shaw, of California, has ar
rived here from Philadelphia, and willap-
pear in the case as an interpreter.
Mr.. Shaw speaks the language like a
Chinaman and can manipulate chop
sticks as well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
nANCHEsTER HAPPENINGS.
Personal and other Iiems from Our
sister city.

The Chesterfield County Court meets
next Monday.
Judge William /. Clopton, who has
been confined at home for several days,
is improving.
Ex-senator William I. Martin, whose
illness was noticed yesterday, continues
in a critical condition.
Mr.. Ronald Cooke, Of Fluvanna coun-
ty, spent last night with friends in this
city.
Miss Ophie Broaddus, of Caroline, is
visiting Mrs. T.. j. Hewlett. She will
return home Saturday.
Miss Hattie Owens, who spent the
Christmas holidays at home, has return
ed to take charge of her school near Nor
folk.
A regular meeting Of the Third Ward
Democratic Club-Mr. L. c. ID. Farmer
president be held tonight.
Miss Nettie Brown, after spending a
week here, will leave Saturday to take
charge of her school in Chesterfield
county.
Mrs A. D. Woodfn left on the Rich
mond and Danville 2:30 A. NJ. train yes
terday for Coalburg, Ala, to spend some
time with her niece, Mrs L. E. Tutwiler.
She will stop in Spartanburg, ). g., to
spend day or two with the family Of
Rev. W. L. Derieux, formerly pastor of
the Bainbrige-Street Baptist church, this
city.
Invitations are out to The marriage Of
Mr.. Frank H. Fitzgerald, of this city,
to Miss Emma Lee Cogbill, OF Rich
mond, which will take place next Tues
day evening at the Venable-Street Bap-
tist church, Richmond. The groom
elect is a son OF Sergeant Henry titz-
gerald, of this city.
Mr.. Willie Knowles, who holds posi-
ton in the Gas-lnspector's Office in Rich
mond, is quite i'll at the residence OF MIR.
Walter Gill, on Sixteenth street, this city.
Mr.. Knowles married Miss Jennie Jones,
of Manchester, and is as much at home
and as well known here as in Richmond.
A very pleasant hop was given at the
Green House Tuesday night in honor OF
Miss Mary Cobbs. of Buckingham, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
for some months, and who viii soon leave
for home