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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
THEIR THANKS RETURNED.
rsspi- VIE Have Kindly Remembered
Coed Csa.s aud Made Oth-r. Happy.

rsspl- VIE Have kindly Remembrance
.Go9.i Csa.s aud Mad. Osh-r. Happy.
The ladis. - me Csion Benevolent As.o-
sission ds,r. to return thanks for the fol-
loving donations received since last re-
port.
Cssh-si5O M for r.. b.d. collscted by
Ms Harry Widticoms. a. Kings Daurb-
ter s. On. Dr. Vssubosr. 500. hrs F. p.
FULLER soc. NJ Jehn c. Clark. 5000.
S.sr C'olhinx House, 8 b. Ms. J. n. NJ
Ese rscsiptsd Dill sy Blsssly 4 Jsnuison
for So
Sundriss-Fivs tons - coal. 2 P Ban.
ret. ora TN Of cosi. A. r. knovlson. Two
tons Of eosi. Nslsv Citv &c = Coal Com
psnT. OIL paintings. Nrs. r. T. Wilson.
thrse sbsets aud thrse spreads, Mrs. NJ. r
Brown. ans pair Of sheets Mrs. NJ g.
Wood pickles Ms. u. T. Sweet. slower.
srd shrubs Mrs. 7. j. iucss lowers.
Fountain 81. Bsptist Flower Mission Hos
rita. lInen. Mrs. Atrs;er. pickles. Mrs
Ramsey milk and cream. Mrs.. Harry Wild
s'rrmh mest. A. Wvks-. milk. M =.
CHENEY cstvup add canned fruit Mr..
Norris vegetables ard strawberries Mr..
NJ S-- vexetshiss. Nr Bal provisions 4
q ? ao-sr snd vase. Trend xrss. sod
r. T. IsmersuE. fruit. cickies and papers
w. n n Cody, lettuce Mr. Or Rhodes.
fvn 80 rcss Mrs.. Norris indsEbs inx
David ,rh~s. hosritsl supplies. Mr. e n
Wfhsv. siitrfe asftif. s<rih.t-~s and
nire magazines NsgssIns Club. pro-
VISIONS M. F7susser provisions Fenn-
fans - Rsrtss Snndsv school infant class
second ts13 clothing snd rs5iinx nat
ter Ms.dsusrs Remington. = " Jones'
rhrT-- Grerdir. Nsiks Iswstt lucas
Si~f ~ Cornell. q. Parrish Norris snd
Bai ~ uss n. q. RCsszHI
Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
HE FISK RECEPTION.
Tho Prohibition Nominee Will speak II
Grand Rapids Thursday Afternoon.

The Prohibition Nominee Will speak In
Grand Rapids Thursday Afternoon
The Young Mems Prohibition Club, at
the regular meeting last evening. in the
Circuit Court rooms. appointed committees
on advertising reception and arrange
msnts. and otherwise perfected arrange
ments for the Prohibition reception and
rally to be held in Fulton-st. park next
Thursday afternoon. General Fisk will be
met al ITO p. m. al the d.. G.. II. 4 N.
depot by the reception committee and the
uniformed marching corps of the clsb and
at once escorted to Fulton-st. park, where
ne and others will speak, the party leaving
for AuskegOn at 40. General Flax has
been compelled 70 cancel all his later West
ern dates aud this will be his last visit -
Grand Rapids during the campaign.
The Special Com mittee on Banner was
instructed 70 stretch the large Fisk and
Brooks banner. now being prepared, from
the Tower clock 10 Good Tempsr's Hall
before next Thursday and sufficient funds
we're pledged for that purpose. Friday,
Sept. y, is Prohibition day at the fair. A.
B. Cheney, of Sparta, will speak and will
be escorted from his home by The Sparta
Uniformed Prohibition Club. hftv strong
The Grand Rapids Club will psrtic pate in
the parade on that day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

DECREE GRANTED

The sTairs Of IN. Nsvsvge Nsauf.ctur
ing Cswpsnyss ~ wsusd Ep-
Yesterday Judge Montgomery fled his
decision n IN. csss Of "a. Fourth National
Bank e. a. "a. The Nevsygo han1fsotar-
ing Compsny ga.
Ths decixioa sivss tbs complsinaats
Judgment OF 80 IA = and orders ths
property of th- defendant void to pay the
claims Out ~ he proceed. Of toe So
NJ Erwfn. ths r.csi-er If he coun psav =
70 rscsivs . ssisrY Of 500 and $50 e -
cs paid 70 the com pisirsnts solicitors
NJ Irwin -. sopointei rscsivsr IN March
ss7, ~ &c has quite asss little suH com
~ tor SIS services
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
She Was Excited.

Yesterday afternoon as lady stepped
from q Nonroe-st. store, her elegant watch
and chain dropped without her noticing it.
A gentleman seeing the watch drop picked
it up and touching the ladies arm
informed her of hsr loss. The
woman stared a. the man a moment.
turned pale. and catching the watch from
his hand walked away without even thsnk
ing him. The woman was probably 40 eK-
cited at the thought OF what might have
been the result of her dropping the watch
that she forgot to express her thanks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
Not Convinced of Errar.

To the Editor Of the TELEsRAxHEEALD.
Our attention has been called 10 an ans
-er OF Rev. James Darcy and Prof. l.. p.
House TO the sction Of this conference con-
cerning the fraudulent solicitation Of these
men in the name OF one Of our church in
.titutions.
We are not convinced BY this answer
that such was not the case. We have
abundant proof that their operations are
irregular and undeserving Of public cons
denoe. Reisble Information has come TO
us tbst these men ostsnsibility soliciting
for an industrial school IN the ctr Of De
troit, which seems 10 have no sKiysucs In
fact, have received subscriptions for viii
bsrforcs University. ohio, and an insiiiu-
ton which they claim to be located IN
Mississippi The Conference ~iii rs,sin its
hrst impression until convinced Of srror.
r. IEFFRtRs
jaws N HENDERSON.
G =. HrfI.
Com N ittse for Conference
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
NORWOOD INSTITUTE. WASHING
Ton. u. C.,

HR- AND Sss. x. p. ohERLI, FHTscITsIs-THIs
sELEc1 SCHOOL ToE YoCEe LADIES
OPENS sTrIEwEFB -
The principal will spend Saturday and
sunday next al the Morton House. Grand
RsDids, and viii sci a. escort 10 any young
ladies desiring 10 attend the school. Mics
Wslbridge, Of Kalamazoo. one Of The teach
ers will 90 on later. Reference. Rev. Camp
bell Fair -. D, and RI Rev. George D.
Glllepsie
Also the following letter from United
states Senator r. " Palmer
To whom Il may concern. take pleasure
IN introducing NJ " y. CabsN Prime pa
OF Norwood Institute Of this city NJ
Csbeli and bis wife are held n high esteem
~ the PEOPLE oi Washington and
their institute Is regarded With mech
favor bT al who take sn interest 10
educational matters in ibis city tsss
pleasnr. ia commencing nj and his school
70 a. who nay % In search q ed8cstionsl
advantages. r y isLNEE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
TIE ADJOURNED MEETING.

Tn. Gr.sd Rapids Savings Bank TO Take
Care Of the I'd &c stiosAl Funds.
A meeting of the Board Of Education was
held last evening. that being in accordance
With the time TO which the Board adjourned
lss, Saturday evening. The meeting was
called TO order sy the new chairman, M
Mr.. Fletcher, with oil the trustee, in their
places except the Mayor and kessrs. Sulli-
ran and Felker.
The following committee, were sp-
pointed:
On Teachsrs-Blsir, Richards, Locher,
Orury and Allen.
Schools-Fslksr. Gri,vold, kellogg and
sullivan.
Buildinys-Richsrds, Cook and Stein.
Library Cook and Merrill.
Text Book, and Appsratus-Drury. Nc
Bride and Kellogg.
Claims and Acco1nts-Allsn. Sullivan
and Gslock.
Ways and Mssns-Housemsn. Griswold
and the Mayor.
suppliss-AsrrilI, Housemsu aud Felker.
CirOunds-AcBrids, Gslook and Iocher.
The following bid OF The Grand Rapids
Savings Bank to receive the funds Of the
Board for the year vas received
70 fAs Board Of Ed'scation. GsNTLENKN-
We viii receive the school funds for the
current year, allowing you As per cent, in
your daily balance. and loan you such
sums a. yog may need from tim. 10 time nj
the rate Of s per cent per snnum.
Yours truly.
+. A. HALL. Cashier.
Th. Did vas accepted.
Bond, Of Secretary stein we're presented.
With r. X. Graham a. s1Tsfy Referred to
ne COMMITTEES on Ways and Means. who
reported on the same immediatslT. The
bonds vers accepted.
On motion, OF TFustss Blair, the bonds Of
"a. usv TrsAsursr we're frsd ct Sl50. 00O.
The motion VS. carried, and The Board
thsn adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

rrrf = Swersserx. who hss s@corrls eue
fias vsrv eezi kaasn oruaercisl siuc.-
rrs rr,uxn ne Grand Eapids Business
sCs ass suld he sxceilsnt property and
81 ~son r.urs ir,m - control The busi-
- 80 ass rsceived Is snvisble rsnu-
e. ar frr1uzh Er1f-s-eT s-ensbsrs. whe
- .ishef II IN tsf3. and sho stamped II
frrrr fse rnfsef wtb % o-u sduairshs
Is arscteri-fcs The schoci ass srhisvad
sfere~s wto " -rcsnse it deserved e * azs
nnt ifs -ecar1 tnrrllsa rerSistent hari
"a --rsrru rs.iou - = rscegu sd ih~ouzk-
ort ths Northwest - srlcngsi ths fer.naesr
81 is -Isss - sr-srson |seEr1sr~f Cs-4r7-rrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
At Smiths.

The entertainment presented at Smiths
Opera House last night was as advertised,
far surpsssing any previous effort and gave
entire satisfaction TO large sized audience.
The show Is a good one and Kept the
audience In ons convulsivs roar OF laughter
from the beginning TO ending 1he same
programme tonight and natinses Wednss-
dsy and Saturday
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Tier. ~.rs ur drapks N The foliee
ceurt Tsstsrdsv -four psld no
TIE cs.- against < r S~s~t ~ss al
iournss yesterday u7til tks isth
Alice Noon snd Asry Flynn srr nssh-
sors ard they lad Sight % yesterday
Nsrv $50 Alec arrested For ssxznIt srS
bstfsry and the case vi Gene ID for ria.
ths sh.raaon
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11
Order your Ps.ea.. Of Hstah.


Tbs above nsn-d property rscsnflv
bought 81 NJ Hammond rs between
Coz eye ave md rion-st ard running
fror Foantsin 20 Faitsn. i "a. ben d.
vidsd ate sTtsss iots 40 fscing Faiton.
80 Fountsis sd we've Fortsn oath Ter
rscs iove.T cou-t beginning iust opposite
fhe Wstsn property sRs rssnIag north
slong HAY J hollistsr home - Foun-
raln-st NJ Hsnusni sid NJ Grave
~il ouild On 80 - tss ots sns 80 .
ros5nirg f2l hs~s sssn pac@6 rnh F1rz
= ki1ssv rssi ss1a's 90 srs 3saa Ta~sr
BOX - - So Savers. hsvs ssrss3v
o~sa SPOKEN for. as3 7aits dksY t-sT w.f
a. - gone ~ fsr 1&Ts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Pstroi1sn Wsr-.n snd 6ia vsrf q 81
springst. yesterday morning 70 QusI :
disturbance. CT srrlvi1s tssrs thsT foun6
tasi NJ Winters so throrr NJ
Wsat hsrav down stars sr1< ~ ~
1nits s-sT. - thst tasy hsd RI sssisf hsr
hsr houe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

4 ". DOaovsn is free man again. he
was arrested somstiae ago on complsi Mt Of
a Young man named holcomb. from Hul.-
dale county. for getting money under false
pretepsss HOlconb bas lett the city, and
the Prosecuting Attorney did not thin h
that he had evidence enough to convict 80
he was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

More building has been done n this year
than ever before. snd still he demand for
houses cannot h. met There = Big
rush for houses and IL e almost 81 possib be
70 End ons unisss it ,. fsr hat bring q
high rent
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

~ Fdis hss removed Rs rssi3e-cs 70
81. Fultor st-set Fast Hs fo~usr zee
5snoe wn - for ret Serteu aeT 2 TIE
f--se - Isrrs TIE ioestion f~si-risss here
i fof sd ed ~sffr asft--oerr frrrsce
hsrn &c ATp.F - ~. E1ls = bis ofes
M1n-0e street o~sT 1siso1 srus srors
f~rr1 81 ~ ~ ~ o. 20 3 RI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

" hen Wm. Robinson and Cas- johnson
we're srrsiEnsd in ths superior Court res
tsrdsv Johnson. he leader. pleaded guilty.
and Robinson pleaded not guilty. and vii
cone I'D for tris. fodsY Robinson and
IohHson are Ehs men Who ssss ted and
robbed The wsicsmsn N Svsrfz planning
mil fsr rseks sgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

last Saturday evening between ths hours
~ and q .ans one broke into 6ay
JehBxtoss ssrD and soc horss snS -
Far no else has hesn obtained - sitasr fhs
tsisf o. bo-se. NJ Johnston vss On
south DIVISION. iast so1ta Of Hsil-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Nrs Froos md her dsuahtsr Ksts bsvs
h.sn beeging ~ forFn ~ fbs public thsf 3
was for her son. Martin Froos 40 bss
been ooafred ~ e~d fsf tbe pssi u months
viih hiE disease The sol of bic family
ID nof recsiv. any - be- s-ez ngs sn5
forbids ths public giving o. be socouDt
kaErTr Pres
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Tie following oss-s So - CA \ tkr
sursrior Court so-Esy Chss. Jehnson sad
wz- Eossnssz. for rsbssrJ; John White.
~ s--ssls -fs i1s-rt - q sr~s sodlv
hsrm- Joseph Psf<. n ~ NeoA xn,
E--s snd Jass ssssv. g a1sun 60
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Wsss.s.s -seE LA-rss Ls~sr AlsA-
t...-..a - 4ld sJsras warner hs--
ae - ssaIar sasfLsf so1EAsrly. tsl
.sssa c. sss.-If ~ase-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

s1eoo essssie nortzszs "a 4 +. Ga.5us-
svock 81 eiothins a kussexs.. sn6 th-y
se~s cio-sd ss sso-s oosansa wss rsz-
krs ssssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Order vo1r Peaches 81 Hatch today Or 20
morrow II you rsnt The best there % snd
vsBt % get them csssp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

A L@sx 4sa gA-@tsrsssaAx s~~~iSA- -
C4s- a-zs 49, 80 b~aAs-.sa L-tsE
fasss -srs 5Ass4 Alasr~ss 10 tA~ir seals
a. .sszlax sarn Aaysx WssLsa ea-Ls1 so
sr1sr
Ssghlax s1t sAs asasi hns 81 s2ssasss
-. don. sxs.yt ma sss.xa.tioa II " d.
.ssfsaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Hatch. rs Nonrs-st buys sDd handles
more Fes-nes t1sn snT other dss.sr.
snd Tsfs r.ricss sceor1 NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Tass5sv Wellesley ard Iaa-e1sr ~
to-. -esk 49, - 10 g-ssf 5zT r. reschss
~ vsxr order of Hstck
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Hsth rs k0r1oe-st- BAGS szc asn6 .s
r.-s Prsrass thsa sav ofssT 6ss - So
Fes urlces socerafne
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

T1ps5sv. Tstres1av al Isars5s~ of
f5s wesE - - e rres- 1sT fos Pea nss
tns ga C5r3eT 81 Esfea
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

he rerfsrn. Of sleiefs. - pur<rv ~ tie
Hv a. g.o9 81 ~ rose. sna ia fash -
Here conains ~ rsxzsnis -ondrow
R9sder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Oder your Pesckes 81 Hsses todsv ~ -.
morrow Il yoz ~srf 1hs sezt th@-s . I'D
va1t 10 g. tssn cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

Nors - to 8@sis-~ nsB - q - Pssob-s
- oteser nssrsns thss astch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-11

N~s % tn 1s.srs esa - d 49, Psseha.
o. esosrr DsrEzs lean asseh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
Washington Notes.

10y tcANkiofA W Wv
WASHINGTON, January AIR. Blair s
bill TO aid the Colored National Industrial
Exposition appropriates $500, coo, to be
expended under the direction OF a board
of commissioners to be appointed by the
President.
Among the Senate bills introduced to-
day were the following By MIR. Vance,
appropriaring $40, 900 for monument to
be erected in North Carolina to the
memory of General William Lee David
son. who was killed at Cowan's Ford IN
the Revolutionary war; by MIR. Sher-
man, appropriating 100000 to relm-
burse depositors for losses sustained by
the failure Of the Freedman's Saving and
Trust Company-no part of the money,
however, to be paid to the assignees OF
depositors.
The President has nominated Eugene
Semple TO be Governor of Washington
Territory Daniel A. Carpenter, OF Ten
nessee, to be pension agent at Knox,
vile, Tenn, and John I. j. Crawford
receiver of public moneys at Gainesville,
Fla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
DANyILLE NOTES.
New Tribe OF Red Men-Seekfng
snyesfments, &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DAyvuLE. Va, January Hon.
Henry L. Carter, representative OF the
Great Council of the United States, and
Mr.. J. S. Trower, district deputy great
sachem, arrived in the city last night and
instituted Chickasaw Tribe, No. 81, In
proved Order of Red Men. The follow
inc officers were elected and raised; w.
&. Benefited, sachem; I. d. Wall, senior
sagamore; II. W. Carlisle, junior saga
more Calvin Written, prophet George
W. Robertson, chief of records; Thomas
J. Yarbroueh, keeper OF wampum'
Messrs. Carter and Trower leave to-
morrow morning for Roanoke City to IN
stitute a tribe at that place.
1t is learned that Rev. j. X. Mohett
will shortly begin series OF protracted
meetings at the Baptist church IN North
Danville.
Mr. Ed. Ragland. Of Richmond, Is
here visiting his brother, MIR. T. q. Rag
land. -
Several interesting cases against the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany will be heard in the Hastings Court
tomorrow.
The sales of leaf tobacco at the ware
houses to-day we're small. Very light
receipts. Prices were maintained and
BUYERS show considerable anxiety to buy.
Professor j. T. Averett, after lengthy
spell of severe illness, was ont to-day.
The young man Moore who met with
an accident yesterday by the discharge
of dynamite cartridge had received a
splendid situation in factory at Reds
Vile and was to have left the city to-
day.
4 meeting of interested parties was to
have been held this afternoon IN regard
to establishing a cigarette-manuiactory
here on a grand scale, but no facts can
be gotten at.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 4, 1879.
Various grades Of tobacco changed hands to-
DAY but not enough Of any ono Kind was sold 70
dignity any change In the course OF the market
The feature Of to-day was auction sales OF West
virginia brgnts; the best wrapper sold at a
cents. and the best cutter at 208 cents. There
was no indication Of anything better or as good
"a last years tobacco in the sales Of to-day. The
market Is lrm and holders are confident OF a
good trade this month.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES or LEAF
TOBACCO.
The following Is statement OF the aggregate
receipts and deliveries Of leaf tobacco on mana
In the yariOus warehouses Of Richmond. va, as
reported by the inspector, from OctoUer 1, 1901,
to December 81, 1881: 80
Receipts for Two months ending November 30,
1857. 1923 hOgsheads and ii3 tierces. hecelpts
for one month ending December ii, ir5', l,iyo
hogsheads and SO terces. Total receipts Tor
three months TO December 81, 1897, 4,giS hogs
heads and 4Q5 tierces. Total receipts Tor three
months 10 December 81, 1886. 5,so5 hossheads
aud 26f tiorces. x,...-
Deliveries for two months ending November
IN lsS7. 5.5t2 hogsheads and SIS tierceA Deliy-
cries for one month ending December 81, 1881,
/ s8i hogshcads and 195 tierce5. Total deliveries
for three months ending December 81, 1881.
740S hOgsheads and 9tO uerceS Iotti 1ellses s
for three months ending December 81, 1887, o,boi
hogsheads aud sS2 tterces.
stock on Hand.
Inspected December 81, 1851, H,S4 hogsheads
and Ig3i tiercas uninsp ected December 81, lso9.
& los hOgsheads and 100 tierceS Total stock on
hand December 81, 1897, H,loa hogsheads and
1881 tierces. ,a,,o,A..,,
ana go tierces: uniusueeted. 6.3i2 hogsneads
and ii3 tierces Total, 2s,t52 hogsaeads ana i.isl
tiorces. a.
December 81, Inspected, i2ll5 hogsheads
and 9i9 tierces: uninspected. 1915 hogehead,
aud IS tierces. Total stock. 1901 hogsheads anc
Decemper 81, 1884 Inspected, 500 hogshesdi
ami ~ tiercas: unexpected, l,lT hogsneadi
and u tlerces. Total stock, 1876 hogsheads ant
! 2fS tierces
Three months 60 December 81, 1887. l,S7.5o
pounds. same time 1856. 770,l65 pounds: sam
I time 1855, S,57l.5l3 pounds; same Tune looi
/ 2.ss2, S3o pounds.
! Inspections.
/ Inspected during three months ending DE
| Gambler 81, 1885,; Leaf. bright. z.Sl hogsnead
! and 6S tierces; leaf dark. I,f36 hogsheads an
| s74 iiefces; leaf, western. Bl hogshesds anu
/ tlerces. m.
Total inspections for three months ending DE
| ceuber 81. 1881. 4 ga hogsheads aud IA uerces
same time in 1855, hesl hogsheads and %
Heroes Same time in 1873. 6,77 hoesheads an
420 tlerces; same time In 1854. s,s'5 nossnean
aud iso tiarces-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-05
nfAIIHS.

DFLARUR.-Died, In Greenyille, Miss, satur-
day. December 3ist, LOUIS j. DELAhC Il eiusse
son OF Louis Delaruo, OF Ashland, Va, III 'no
thirty-thrd year OF his age.
sleep soft. beloved, we sometimes say,
Rut have no tune 10 charm away
Sad dreams that through the eyelids creep
But never doleful dream again
Shall break the happy slumDer Wnen
"He giyeth His beloved sleep IN jesus
uunorsl services FRIDAY MORNING at $50
O'Clock from St Peters Cathedral Friends OF
the family are invited 10 attend
DOsWFLI.-Died, in New Orleans, on satur~
dov evening 2lth OF Dece mber 1871, ALBERT,
son of Nenard aud Emma d. boswell; aged TWO
years and seven month"
FDWARDs.-Dled. at her residence, near
Noors-SWamp church, In SuTy county, va
Ianuary l. 1858, after q painful hlpess Ol three
weeks, Mrs ELIZA \. EDWARDS; aSed seventy
wears six months and nine days.
crNTRY.-Died. Yesterday morning at 2:20
o,ciock A. the residence Of her mother, SJl east
Ciav street. MARY BLANCHE, daughter OF
Mary l. and the late j. y. Gentry.
Funeral from The house TODAY at IL O'Clock
NADDOY Died. very suddenly, at his rest
dence In Charles City county, Va, December 81,
ISS9, AZ about O'Clock in the afternoon, JOHN
WInnOX. in the fifty-hrst year OF bis age.
as was highly esteemed by all who knew him
and nv hi. consistent life made many friends
VINO are grieyed az his unexpected DEAN. ne
- n cousistent member OF MOnnt pleasant
Wctbodist church for the last ten years OF his
nee And though he was snatched away without
one moments warning We feel assured that II
vas only A leap from this world II trials aud
| sufferIn, across the dark river 70 that blessed
/ hoTna of rest where he will dwell forever In the
I presence OF that dear Saviour whom ne trusted
and the hoIy angels that wait around HIS throne.
/ How consoiing IL Is to the beref, ones OF his
! family 10 know that he has gone 70 rest ana that
they will meet him again In the beautiful city OF
/ Coz he leaves a brother ana two sisters 10
mourn their loss.
Weep not for me. my friends; am only gone
/ IN avail in the preseuce Of my dear Saviour to
l ", tch aud wait tor you.
po not think OF me as dead; have only stepped
Tne rtver Ia rost In the arms OF jesus
7, Sy,ii no, be long before we vii meet again,
Meet 10 part DO more. Y.. ,ocs
uopToN.-pied, January 8, 1888. AZ A. NJ.
/ .,har residonce 2i5 east Baker street, MARIA
the BELOVED wife OF William Morton, In the forty
"t She leaves husband, ave children, and sis
'e r ~ from Third-sucet African Methods
FpIscopaI church TO-DAY at aP. n. Friend
are invited.
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aud TO punish bribery and other offences
against a free ballot.
Several other postal Telegraph bills
were introduced. Also, bills to reduce
letter postage to one cent per ounce; af-
fecting national banks; authorizing the
issue OF coin certificates amending the
Pacific railroad acts; affecting the
fisheries prohibiting ocean log
RATS; concerning the wsrehousing
OF distilled spirits regulating i'm
migration; pension bills; woman sut-
frage amendments for the purchase by
the Treasury of outstanding bonds; Tor
national quarantine repeating the
duties on sugar aud molasses 4; for the
eleventh census; extending the eight
hour law to letter-carriers ; prohibiting
convict labor on public works; for
uniform system of bankruptcy repeal
ing the civil-service law amending the
civil-service law for international arbl-
tration tribunals calling for information
from about all of the executive depart
ments upon various topics; changing
the time for the converting of Congress :;
authorizing the President to veto single
items in the appropriation bills; for an
income tax. ,,
Nine hundred and two public bills
were introduced. covering every con-
ceivable subject of legislation. Included
in this number were bills for puOhc
buildings in every State in the Union and
some OF the Territories Among those
in the South are the following by Mr..
Davidson, OF Florida, at Tallahassee
by Mr.. Grimes, of Georgia, at Column
bus, Ga. by Mr.. Catchings, Of Missis-
sippi, at vicksburg; by Mr.. Johnston,
of North Carolina, at Asheville, n. G.
by Mr.. Henderson, of North Carolina,
at Statesville. n. c. by Mr.. Bowden, OF
Virginia, at Norfolk; by MIR. Browne OF
Virginia, at Fredericksburg by Mr..
Yost, of Virginia, at Stanton, Va.
Adjourned.