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A Quiet Household.

mamma said little Flossie. "can Katie
Waffle come and play with mer'
'CeIrainly not, Flossie. don't you know
that our poor little dog Fido is very Ill. and
ths, usvc sent for q doctorr-The Epoch
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To Taxpayers.

ALL IICETsE TAXES DUE THE STATE OF
VIEGISIA C,N BE PAID IN COUPONS At
LARGE SAVING TO THE TAXPAYER.
By the production of the Bonds from
which the Coupons are detached the
laws Of the State provide for The accept
ance of the Coupons. Taxpayers there
BIZ obtain a receipt and have no further
trouble.
I nave a large number OF Bonds boar
ing past-due Coupons, with which tan
payers can pay their license or overdue
property taxes. ,r.
The counsel Of the Committee OF Nir-
rinia Bondholders. Mr.. William j..
Royal, will produce the Bonds in court
for my clients only.
JAMES T.. COOPER,
Oil Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Richmond Live stock Market.

Richmond Live stock Market.
RICHMOND, Va, May Z.
REcEIPTs.-l6 head cattle, II sheep S3l
hogs.
SALEs--l6l head cattle, II sheep, 26l
hogs.
PRIcEs.-Cattle: Best ~ to 5 gross (;
medium to good, to At gross common
TO fair, q to 81 gross sheep, 4. to 81 gross
hogs, 81 to Il net bulls, q to "a gross.
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CHARLES HEUSER.
MERCHANTS RESTAURANT
WI lll6 Main street, next to Dispatch One
Z. EVENSEN. Proprietor.

Meals ut all hours, hot ten cent lunch daily
from II am 10 pm. Bar stocked with the
following brands of wniskies AndersOns Mel
sons, Sour Mash, Guckenheiner's and Buck
inghams. Finest brands Of Foreign and Do
mestic Cigars. The celebrated Special Cigars.
The finest &c. cigars on the market. my ~ I'm.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, May I.
OFFERINGS REPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-26 bushels.
Corn.-602 bushels.
Oats ,030 bushels.
Meal So bushels.
Peas.-30 bushels.
Mill Ofial lie tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat. 26 bushels very good
at 92c
Corn.-White, ia bushels very good at
65c 30 bushels very good on private terms;
1870 bushels fair at &c Mixed, 40 bushels
very good a. Csc; So bushels very good at
64c Total SAILS of corn, COZ bushels.
Oats.-Spring, 80 bushels very good on
private terms.
Black Peas-26 bushels very good at Sic.
Mill Ofal. -l3 tons on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market steady. ,
Quotations -Middling, Gle; low middling'
&c.; good ordinary. SIC.
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u. WALIEkSTiNE n co. 81 All x. SD.
toeuIL street. Potatoes, butter BE-.
taRe. sc.
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DAIRY formerly N.s.lfa ia
r. Seventh street. Hui lil b.. IA'n .f
FRESH maS. cream tu-t.f. hatt
cheese.
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A e. HOU STOS. fd T.. Main street
JOSEPH +. WINGFiElD. corner 0. laaf.
gnd Broad streets.
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Confirmation. nnd nuiI.ier.

g. \. CRASGEBGER. lfi. =. irlu.'.u slr..
All work guaranteed.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. Il. Al.
proprietor, II :. Twelfth street whole.
and retail.
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lpHN g. GEhlHU. cnrucf.i Inur.0Drfr srf
AuD streets. Tents, awnugs. ht.+, .elH1
wagon CDrlrs.
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WILLIAM q. PII DIR. NV y 10 1iHtL
Special attention o. rnp.ur<.
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Joseph pELARrE. -.. g.. Ntin sfr....
tau-rE uuI general msch..o r.H..
Mod, Jon patents.
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sir. %. PYLE. 3l5 y. F8ihst it
C'cauing, securing, ana carpet D..
Manufacturer Of the Acme Reuofaf...
Mrs. II. BANNl>TEN. SITS =. Brn.I
Lace curtains speciality.
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WALLEN n WRAY. Seventh ans 0ul-
streets. Monuments. tomr- mari .r.l.i l.4.
Ties 40
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Cmboiic .moks nali Comraul

ON'cc. 80 leO Sort. Eighth street. GuuaH.
tee a. cure colds. DInrfh. lnI H bend .Ii
throat troubles. if'. t,-t i.Fru tt 0'f.r
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Richmond Produce Market.

Reported by T. r. Wyles & Co, gen
era commission merchants, No. 1906
Cary street.
RICHMOND. Va, Nav 7.
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". NICK REDIORD, lp2 T. Main street
sign q the Horse. MaluHctucraut Rh0..
sale dealer.
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Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, Va, Ma

There Is nothing doing on Change
worthy Of note, and manufacturing Is
very quiet for the week past. The In
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Richmond Stock Market.

Reportei by John l.. Williams Son,
bankers AN brokers. iii Ma n street.
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ADAM DIACONr. 1e T.. Marshall r
Wholesale and retail hepHuIs n.A1 s.'
promptly lone.
T. T.. .SEhlU CRENSHAN. I'D r'-I
street. mattress maker uui Np'
Wholesale ana retail Repairing uD. iii
durqhIy done.
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EmploNment Ngen.l..


r. JUSrlS. \. Fifteenth sr.t .
agent. Established ioGs.
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tsA sNfpGh a GO. lyc'toi"caD Stree,
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

f'i.NT 1903 NV 0issN.
The Directory beior Of reiiabe and qoof
business houses, girisg their oca.on and
business, uiH be found oery useful rs % sgur,s
u reference for Information relo.ire {. W.
and all the different branches Of business.
Analytical Chemist.
DIR. HENRY PROBING. II :. Twelfth stree.
chemist 10 Chesapeake and Ohio aud k.cl
mond and Allegheny railroads special sf
tenton To ores and mineral waters.
Architects.
NJ. j. DIMMOCk. llB T.. Main street t...
respOndence solicited.
BARRIERS
WILLIAM II. GARDNER. SO h. tr
street. Hair cutting, dyc.ng, sha'f.s
shdmpOOing.
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CITY ROTTLlNG HOusE, so b..
street. Manufacturers of 'anilt ti-
ard mineral waters.
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narne.. anA s.lal.,t

A. y. CLARKE n son. 1850 Eas. Nam s.-.
Lgcnt- Tor Imperial chilled lnNF.
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J. z. rEASDALE. 1913 r. Main street. 70
600 AM S3 meu's and g ana 80 hl.c,
shuo8.
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Candy hanuiaCtur"r-
-. DYER. 6B T.. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail. Solo agent ,0r t1e
Cherokee Couch Drops
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RICHMOND PAINTsrOKE. g B.. holf
Paints. oils. glass, and painters -II .f
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Lynchburg receipts were llght ias'
week. Three hundred and forty ihous,
and pounds were sold, making lo.5oo 900
mounds from October last To May Isl,
against 1900 900 pounds for the same
time in 1886 and 1887. A warm rain Is
bringing ont late plants Leaf is stronger
al fifteen cents for best this week. Com
mon grades are also in better demand,
Revenue returns for April were S'9.9lS ~
for the Sixth district, Lynchburg. Va.
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ADAM DIACONT. g0s T.. MARSHAL r
Wholesale and retail. ltepHrIs u.n'f s.'
promptly lone.
1. T.. ,SEblU CRENsHAW. I'D r'-i
street. mattress maker uul upH I.
Wholesale ana retail Repairing nDt t'
dugahiy done.
Mineral water Bottlers.
CITY BOTTLlNG HOUSE. so b. n-.
street. Manufacturers of Vanilla Of
ard mineral waters.
Paints, OILS. &c.
NONDPAINTsrOKE, B.. n-.if
Paints oils glass, and painters -IIg
Paper Hanging
: j. DAVIS. ~ =. Nlutn street r.t
awnings. oil-cl0ths, and paper h1nsn-
Plumbers. Gas and steam tittsre
B.F. REDFORD. 1910 F. Main street. frAl
cal plumber. timer, gas anf steam hII,i.
T. G. 1lNSLEY. az brooSnfeuue. 'l'i '- '-'
gas fittng, thinning, &c.
Railroad Ticket Brok"r'
a HAYES, l0o ti-. NA.-
street. ia road and steamboat i.t.l'
all parts OF the world bought. -.i ODD
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
A. BRADLEY q CO.. Thirteenth ali h4n
streets. Manchester. Agent ior iAD i'.,''
hurry Savings and Insurance Company.
q. ; NASHOS * son. SO. y. lDniA -''
r. n. CHAPLIN 4 co. No. ! y. lrn.l
j. THOMPSON BROWN Nto- ilI' o. Ff''
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 65 /. br3al 't.-t.
Baltiu. hose. and az kinds az r-n0ff -Dy-'
Rubber stamps
ATLANTlC RUBBER sTANf MAJ "a
TURING Co. 1917 =. NHh - NtN''-'
,urer. and importers % stamp ..t' .tL.
oiD DOMINION RUBBER >IAMf "'Hn
~ BANK street. Agents wanted ''N' '.'
Sign Painting;
d. ). THOMPSON. Franklin street. lhi.l -
rhenve Hotel. Advertising sfh ai"
Roard fence aud wal -igu-t specially. ,.
f. IIPSCOMB, No. - y. Niuth street. '--
painting and gliding on siass'
soap Factory
GARCIN & co, 1873 Franklin -tf'. ''-0
hsned lso.O. Toilet and Laundry 'oaP''
railors:
r ~ stage. Twelfth street. under Amei'''1
Hotel. Civic and military tailof'
Undertsk-rs;
n. II. MORRIsETT. No. Il Seventh '"'''
Manchester. Phone. 10.
Wire Mattresses and Cots
LOWE. PA Z. Main street, man La
rer 81 Chnfapton woven Wire Matlt,s.
and Cots. The best and cheapest ih t1o
Wood and Coal .,.s
ELBA COAL YARD (Eloa s'auyn- Al
and Pine streets W. ). Pilehet, ts's
kinds Of Coal. Wood. ana 'oAe'
phone. 80.
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BAKING POWDERS.

jasper, Ga, March 5, 1897.
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Analytical Chemist


VI. j. DIMMOCk, lbs z. Main str- N. h.
respondence solicited.
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:. j. DAVIS. ~ =. Ninth street r.t
awnings. oil-cIoths, and paper hins'N-'
Plumbers. Gas and steam iittrie
a. +. REDFORD. 1910 T. Main -tr'rf. fli.N
cal plumber. timer gts an' steam l'.'..
!. &. lINSLEY. az Br0Ok9Ftuuc. rl' i'- d.
gas hitting, thinning, &c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

lIARTED TO BY cHFsP HORSE.
w buggy snc hsrness Adduss a. A, bos 3
ths ofh0e- ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
SPRING
COMPANY
DRY GOODS,
Bargains! Bargains
Bargains in ReaIityl
An announcement that will
be hailed with pleasure
by many of the VAL
ley City.

It is our pleasure during the
coming week, commencing
August "a, to offer at a great
sacrifice odd lots and broken
lines of nearly every class of
Dry Goods represented in our
immense establishment. We
do this simply to CLOSE the
goods ENTIRELY out-not
for the money that is in them
in order that we may have
the much needed room for ex-
ira large purchases made for
the coming Fall and Winter
trade. If you are in immedi-
ate want of anything enumer-
ated in this column come
quickly and secure it, and If
the want is not pressing. take
our word for it that it will be
wisdom on your part to lay in
store against the day of need.
Commencing on Monday we
will sell you in the line of
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
IN THE ROTUNDAs.

ID. B. Waldo. Of Albion. is at the Morton.
Rev. w. c. Burns, of Stanton. is at the
Eagle.
Judge Brown, of Big Rapids, is at the
Norton.
Z. c. Groesbeck. of Battle Greek. is at
Sweets.
John F. Murray, of Detroit. 10 stopping
at the Morton.
j. X. Aoores and wife. of Lansing. are
guests at Sweets.
j. r. Bishop and wife, of Cadillac, are
guests at Sweets.
Mrs. II. w. Bond, of TT. Wayne, Is .
guest at the Morton.
Chsuncey Pelton. q Cedar Springs busi-
ness man. is registered at the Morton.
A. H. Peckham, of Lowell. and K. II.
Raymond, of Mancelons. are at the Eagle.
W. w. Owen. w. F. wiselogel and VIM.
and II. b. Smith, of Muskegon, are at the
Eagle.
Jas. II. Lynch, the Detroit tailor, deco
rated the Nor ton House register last night
with bis uninteligible signature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
FOUND HER DIAMONDS.
Quick bat Mysterious solution Of . Rof
berry Mystery.

Quick bat Mysterious solution Of . Rob-
berry Mystery.
New YORK, Sept. "A special from Bir-
mingham, Ala. says: For several weeks
Mrs. Dixie Hagood. of Macon, Ga. has been
visiting relatives in this city. She is an
electric woman. possessing the same won-
derful power as the famous Lulu Hurst,
and has given . number of private sxhibi-
ton in this city. Friday night just
after midnight Nessrs. L. 8. and
r. X. Keegh. merchants, were pass
ing the house where Mrs. Hagood is
stopping when they heard q lady call for
help. catering the house they found .
burglar had entered Mrs. Hagooo's room
and stolen all her jewelry. The next day
Mrs. Hagood went to the house of Mr..
Keogh, next door, aud asked that gentle
man 10 60 with her to recover her jewelry.
She declared that she knew where II was
and who had stolen 1t, saying spirits had
told her. Mr.. Keosh did not believe her
story, but agreed to sccomgsny her and
she led the way to the large millinery
store OF A. Hirsch Il Co. To Mr.. Hirsch
she explained the object OF her visit and
said that her ievery was in . box under
Que of the counters. De gave her leave to
find il, and to the surprise of everyone. she
walked directly to an empty dry goods box.
picked up q small pastsboard box, opened
il, and there lay her jewslry and diamonds.
She explained that no one in the
store was in sny way implicated in the
theft Mrs. Hagood declared she knew
who robbed her. but declined to prosecute.
she said her iewelry was stolen by young
man in the CITY, who had presented Ii TO
one of the lady clerks ~ Hirsch's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

The o~l sad ths Mice sad lct Of things
uies ere - - as.rs il sel sraish Rassslls
rewritten ~Bssuesss" tais ssssan. No
sss.tFs xoex esa srsrs - miss ths
performances this se~sss. Sssts for the
Opsniak shoald DC secured al o0es aud We
would sawiss tie lsslss nno children 20
Eaks 2cysntaxs Of TIE Saturday matinee
thsreoy avoidisk the crowd thst Invariably
attend in lie sFslink. fas Prieas for the
matinee vii be nneen. twenty-five and
6fy csnts. and seats esB Be secured Al tie
BOZ once without extra ensrss. or ey call
ing up phsss 40
The Rssoo 4 ssift's "Cncls Toms Cabin
Company are holding the boards al Red
monds this wees. aud luogipE fron the
crowds that are docking 10 tain cexy TEN
pie Uncle Toms Cabin" has lost meme Of
It's dss~inx power. Nessrs. Rusco & swifI
have surrous ded themselves with . coterie
of artists that are above the average. They
have quite . soyslty in George Harris
the orig iasl sse only. the man who gave
Mrs. Harriet Bescker steve the facts ffcm
which tLis famous novel Was written. As
. whole the company ranks among the
best.
The palace horse cars of Professor Bar
tholomsw's Equine Paradox or Horse Opers
Company, will be on exhibition st the q.
K 4 l. depot all next week aad will be
open to visitors daily during the week from
10 Q. IN. until IL 10. Don't miss visiting
this wonderful school Of equine wonders.
The entertsipment at Smiths Opera
House last night was well attended. and in
merit above the average. Luigi Dell oro.
the musical phenomenon. quite sstonished
the audience bv his remarkable feats. Le-
onzo. the juggler. is without . doubt the
best ever seen here. The triple horizontal
bars are frst-class. The burlesque clotilde
is very lAuEbsble, elegantly costumed and
we'll acted Take il all in all the entire
show from begin ming to end 10 meriteri-
Gus. The same programme will be pre-
sented this afternoon at the matinee and
again tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. A London special to
the Times is a. follows;
The Standards bellicose leader beginning
with the pompons announcement that Can
ada, should necessity unfortunately arise,
has behind her the guns of English iron
clads, has produced over London one pro-
longed guffaw. | have seen nobody in
town who does not regard il as absolute
nonsense. 1t is q matter of fact, ss / cabled
Saturday, that Canada has been notified to
shut up and give in. There are two
theories ahoat in Newspaper circles. One
is that the Standards leader is . csnuonsde
with blank cartridges 20 cover The retreat OF
Cansds; the other 10 that il is scheme to
bear American railway securities. But the
idea that England will stir . hDger to back
the Dominion is utter folly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
THEIR TIME EXTENDED.
tn. Bishsps OF the M n. chareh Ma
stay Five Ysars.

The Bishsps of the NJ. n. Church May
stay Five Ys.rs.
NEw YoRx. Sept. 4.-Tns bishops OF the
huAodsst Episcopal church have decided
that the radical modification of the timer
ant system. resolved upon by the National
Confersncs last NAY. shall not be delayed
The ACTION then taken was TO permit the
minister TO remain in one pastorate five
years instead Of three. There was q cen
era feeling IN the denomination favorable
10 the extension of the term; but
when the conference came TO the
discussion Of the proposition powerful
opposition was developed. Singulsrly.
this did not come from lay dele
gates, but from some of the most influential
clsFgymsn, Who agreed that ths funda-
mensal principle Of Metho5ism would be
Just 80 far abandoned ss the changs was
nads. The question was referred to q COM
mittse ofthirteen. OF whom eight reported
in favor Of prolonging the term 10 four
years. but the minority advised i've. The
conference sustained the latter report
Tne bishops have now ruled that the
amendment took effect upon its passage
and therefore the Methodist pastors
throughout the country will not have their
usI al disturbances next Spring. However,
il remains optional with the Presiding El-
ders % transfer pastors every three years as
before il the good of the service seems to
demsnd it: but pastor may be left in the
pulpit I've years as oflen as MS Elder thinks
best. and those q We years may be alternate
or consec1tive The talk AZ the Methodist
book concern il that the practical effect Of
me new law will be to leave nearly the Gu
tire Msthodist clergy unremoved next
spring
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Aa s.ssla,i ,iisAss fsaak AsasFies- Falls
txA.ss wtsh /. Celestial


n Gsss wtsh . CELESTIAL
N.x Yosx ss0t. - BTesklyn eoos ap
a s.coaa tins sitlin e Fs<E Win ne
ostrosasl 81 az soc0Ea plisAsd A9sfie.a
toaax .dy % . Cninsmsa- The maFFiAxs
a ysas szo .as bslsssn ia sing. . csinsss
- ssioasry sad . wealtny middl--sksd
iady reading 0n the hiu- They sppssf
80. hasoF. Eas parties ~ ne pfessnk
s4li.ses "a ThoInss Rove and Mss
Aaais ru1fis, ~ao resides Win nsr
SISTER. saa sldosed moLhsr On
Gslssase EIsht years ago fon
eaas - bro0klyn snd opeaed .
laundry. Hs prsspefed, saved money
FEpiiy bexs1 20 tara ala thoughts ~ rs-
ligioa. devoted nizAsslf 10 the study OF tas
Eng isn lsnsaa<s. sad joined ths Chinese
Gnlsaion. Tee years szo he became = sasfo-
ber OF Eas Aorasian caaEch, Rev Dr. Ed
ward Vale. pastor. Bosss innasacs
smonx kis As2thsn orsthrea grew sHd he
beams a cover IN the eAurch. He gave
up as laa1dry business ana became mis-
sioasFy. At o1EdAy sebeol bove net Miss
Tutlls. fhs yooag lady took great inter
est Ia ths prossiyts, and they eyinecd .
foaonsas for being togsTnsr Aiss Iutlls 5
q ne ~ ssr OF . wealthy Brooklyn family.
Her fsthsr hzs se.a dead sons years The
youag lsfy vas provided with every luxury
and comfort " nen Ars Tattis Was IN
termed OF the daughters infsluatlon there
vas . seons- The nlOther pleaded and the
ssstsrs Inn mpl0red. sut all IN vain. Annie
turned dszf ear aad said shs would marry
the Chinamsn in spite Of ali. Bons u
studying % sntsr The ministry and then 20
10 China az . missionary The napGisls
will oe celebrated before the departure.
Miss TaEtls Is OF medium stature. petite.
vita golden sEovn hair. and 3 years old.
sac kss eng been prominent member OF
DR.. ChAmberlsin's PresSytsrisn Caurch.
Her celestial lover is asoaI . years OF age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

NEW Y0sK. Sept 4.-Willism A. Pinker-
ton. who Is At the head Of Pinkerton's De-
teet!ve Agency in Chicago, has been in
New York for the past two weeks nnaer .
Doctors care. A severe cold, followed by
Deuralgis in the face affected his ewes and
il was feared that be would lose his eye-
sight. The crisis has passed, however, and
Il is thought that his sTss will not be seri-
ously affected His brother. Bob Pinker-
ton. has been looking after him in Nsw
York. where be has been treated in .
private hospital up town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

rHs FUNERAL OF slsroP HARRIS
xh< k.x-iss sts~sa ~ assy Hsadrsas
Of FFts ads ~ sids.sss Of Lsss for
shs Dsp.Fssa-saApls csrs-
saSaiss

DsrsoIr. Sept. A-At 10 O'Clock this
uasraiDs tAs esskst ntaing the remsins
OF Bsaop Harris vas brought from the
Episcopal residence sad placed upon the
bier 10 . crypt in the sssiibule IN -. Psui's
Chsrch. Tie oaksa ia outsits ths cssket
sss removed. revealing 70 The slsnI the
sntirs I0rm Of the blrhop clothed Ia his
Fosss Of cfice Al the head stood oesutI-
fai nitre maes Of white carnations, pansiss
sao ehrysaaths nums Al the foot VAS q
erosier eonpossd Of the same howeTs.
Around the CONN vas spread trailing ferns
aad Ia is two large palm leaves.
Al l0l5 the doors Of ths church were
thrown open, aud the assembly Of friends
hsgsa 10 fls BY 20 take . last look ~ their
beloved leader. For two hours the body
lsy 10 state, sad one unbroksn line OF peo-
PIE of ali stations in life paid tribute 10
the hensred dead.
Al II O'Clock the doors Of ST. Paups
ehurcA we're closed and the last opportuni-
" to view the remains Was over.
Al O'Clock the pail bearers bore the
casket from the vsstibule. lt was placed
on the bier on the chsnosl in front of the
center isle. IL and the bier upon which II
IL rested were literally buried beneA.h
newers. ferns and palms.
Long oei1re the time for the services 70
begin the sidewalks and steps of the church
were filled vita friends AS soon as the
doors were opened they began TO poar In.
Every available seat and particle OF stand
ing room VAS taken, and had the church
been twice as large. matters would have
been the same. Hundreds were turned
away who came to late
Bishop Gillespie. OF Western Michigan:
Bisnop WorthingtoR. of Nebraska, and
Bishop Peterkin. of West Virginia, led the
funeral march. Following them came the
bearers. then Mrs. Harris, supported by her
two eldest sons. Will and Sam, and Miss
Sally p. Harris and Julian Harris, and
very close relatives oil the family.
The service did not depart from the SIM
pie and imposing office for the burial OF the
dead. consisting OF the sentences, anthem,
lesson from the burial once, 4 Cor. ~,
apostles creed. collects and lesser litany,
De Profundis, chsnted, ell kneeling. hymn
632 benedictlon, occasional hymn 104.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
Doing q Good Work.

Humane Ofhcer Kennedy is making q
vigorous campaign against people who
abuse their horses. On Monday night he
captured two dissoluts women who were
driving livery horse at q furious rate from
Reeds Lake to the city. The women
were allowed to get out of the buggy and
Oficer Kennedy drove the horse to the
barn.
Such work a. Mr.. Kennedy is doing is
much needed. 1t 10 decesssry not only to
prevent cruelty to animals, but to protect
citizens from the dangers occssioned by fast
driving. Fast drivers will soon find that
Olncer Kennedy is very numerous