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EOR RENT.

eZs-St Successor 70 Dansnhowsrk Son. Ills ST
Eczr wornieys d Arlington Hotels: aoor, rented
ssprs.sIy loSer door suitable for stores: upper Tor
sss III S1 SaSsfsSS' ss 81 i, q e, Z.
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LOOKING SoR An HEn 70 q Bro fosfuxs. The
British legation nc washington has applied % the
state Department for Information as TO the wnere-
Aoouts OF Mr.. Michael Duegan, OF Indiana 20
whom The sum OF about $50 has been bsQueAthed
py Patrick Duggan Deceased, OF New Zealand
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GEN sHrhrpAs LKAvE son Bosros.-oen
sheridan and Co.'s sheridan and Blunt, OF his
STAN. left Washington this afternoon for Boston
held there tomorrow evening.
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KuIxp on rKs RAunoAn-Nichael Holbrook a
weIl-knOwn reSioent Of North AlexandY1a, near the
canal pasln was nlled = a. early hour thu morn.
KUN ffacsuIO0 aad arm brOkea IN ditch b1noe
the railroad near the soldiers graveyard and was
carried 70 the switch house near BY. where y died
On the embankmsns cloae alongade the trSck and
bean struck b. ths train 8 tt p6aeed
PAnAIysn1.CNf. fhniR y. AoQ6 ~ been
NorIe-pslhsvsa Loogs Knights Of Honor, haa
@ ths Nidiana rosd:-Ths nesssA Aitc6sson, q
q The National Dsick wogkA-Ths nayof has
now Only slghs caeee g HE court ms lase tsials
lowed ana oshers blown. La Hall ana bow .
eod otheSs wege nned Tor The 0Tie o1enoe md Jax
taMTsnee nela Ioc q sseeea-nslcr John ".
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Sudden Dean - = Rleeooon9 Donkse.
Py1zsBpno, Jan. 3l.-John R. lcCuua pceG10ent
apopiexy Ct II O'Clock this morniny. fhe oecSased
was sixry.one yeag3 e ~
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Foa rn PooR.-The following suhocSiptaoas 10
E, 81; 8. II. JoneA SO; 4. r Boves 3 ca, O.
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RANGE or THE THHRAoNErER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
NJ, 81: 2 p. m. 81; maximum, IS: minimum, %.
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GEo. W. sTlCKNEY. Auctionesr. 036 F.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAA5 EsTATE, 127 AND l2g SIXTH sIKyET
AXENUEBETWEEN BAND STREETS MONTH
WINTER RESORTS

HoT SPRINGS. NC.
DELIGHTFUL WINTER CLIMATE AND RESORT.
THE FINEST BATHS IN AMERICA.
rnhSSt sREng Wster IN Marble Pools and Porcelain
Physician in attendance
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
Equal to best Northern Hotel 80 'A'
1a7.solm A. C. JUDD, Manager.
NEWPORT NEwS VA.
~ Near Old Point Comfort
TIE HOTEL WARWICK.
desirable ond accessible Winter Resort for Fsmiliea
and Transient visitos. Illustrated pamphlet for
warded on application TO O. n CIRCUIT, $50 Broad.
way, Nsw York city. or J. n sWINRRToN, Nansser.
aesei warwick Newport Nswa Va ash Ia, shkss6t
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EoR RENT-FrRNTsHED.
Dupont Circle. IL -. al m :. per annum s3 900
tCth 81 nv, II rooms. all mi. per annurn $50. 1000
s. near Ih1IaAs CT rc!e ora; ~ m per mo. 200
l9sa 81, above Dupont Circle. l0r all -. ITO
cSFCkNIsHED
Dupont Circle. IL rooniA all mod. fmps 81 so
" 81 NV, Il -oons. al mod nlps............ rs
lsl 81. above Du5cnt Circi.. 1Qr- all mod inpS as
ll ZOtR st NV. ~ roorns. al mod tInps..... 50
liza 81, NV. cor 18th st. 10 rooms ........... 80
10 eth 81 NV. 10 rooms ali mod imps. so
Igl stn 81 NV. 10 roomA all mod imps....-... so
l7ss lith 81. NV. 12 rooms 80
y e cor 9Th aud q SITS. ". ofnces I'd toor-... A.
~ - ~ 10 rooms al mod tn.ps.-......- 40
3 80 81 nv. . r0Ofns %
- = fiEEk 4 HuTHkkf9Rp:,
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ARR4srkp IN NEW YoRK.-Last Friday Lawrence
Murphy was indicted here for forging checks in
the name OF Jno. d. Croissant, amounting 70 $40
Murphy was arrested ana gave bail for his ap-
pexrance &C the Criminal Court, and when indicted
It was found that he had left town. A copy OF the
indictment was sent TO New York on Saturday,
and he was arrested there yesterday and turned
over to Y. s. Marshal Jeffr1es.
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TdG BkST FAMILY SOAk IN TaE WOkLUs
IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which We paid $4,000
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in the slightest This soap 10 identical in quality to.
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It contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
1t briShtens coloD and blsaches whites.
Itwashss aAnnsls and blankets no other soap in
the world doeswlthout Misunderstanding thsm soft
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There 10 great saving Of time, Of labor Of sosp Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbins Electric Soap
used according to directions
One trial win demonstrate it, great merit It viii
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Like all best things. it Is extensively initiated and
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DoBB1Ns Electric. Don't .aks Mae-
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clothes. and are dear st any p.ice. AK for
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snd take other Nearly every grocer from Maine "a
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Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar,
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Tho Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud in their
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flNAN ClAL AND COMMERCIAL
Now York stock Marker.

follSxips are The OPENING and closing prices Of
the New Iork STOCK Market, a. reported By special
wire TO Corson Naeartney, i4l9 street
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In FAVOR OF THE ROCK CREEK PARA meet.
ing OF the citizens county committee held last
evening at the ONCE OF AcLachlen Batchelder,
No. l225 r street northwest. There was q good
attendance A committee composed OF Gen. Ellis
Spear, Col Geo. Truesdell John Saul, esq.,, and H.
A. 0riswold eeq. was appointed 10 confer with the
committees OF congress relative TO matters Of
The committee favor the formation Of public
park In the Rock Creek region. Mr.. Saul very
He says that the Rock Greek valley contains trees
and plants IN remarkable variety, and that some
Of them are very rare in any part OF the country.
With the interest OF Q botaniot and practical
gardiner he has watched, with great regret, the
constant Entertainments on this region, and appre-
hen0s that IN few yearA unless Congress inter.
rare variety Of trees, plants, and shrubs now In
the valley WIN Be destroyed beyond possibility Of
restoration.
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prsrKicT PArvSrs.-Patents have been issued to
citizens Of the District - follows: Veronica like,
waist garment; and Frank II. Knight, hinge.
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TIE POLICE Fund vos I'M Poon the last
tr161tions tor the poor: Ma and nlss Clymer, Sc
each, and $40 for the Night Lodging House; VIZ.
Police station, a. 60; d, 81; a A ThomaA 30;
c. C. savage, IS; cash, SIS; 4. Z sinclair, 80; n
n, ana C. W., 81; Prindle and Russell $40: A. L
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iz2a-sts

EoR RENT-RARE CHANCE FOR MEMBER OR
II senator. vho nnds boarding Unpleasant a house
an ooSsct hsr-ies pass door. Inquire Iol7 18Th 81
hs- ja2S 3I'
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MAxHIAeI HcIxsEs = Marriage licepses have
been issued By ths clerk OF the court TO w. w.
and ArdalIa B. Husenan; Ellsword Crawford, Of
Baltimore, and May v. Casseon, OF stafford Co,
w.; W. A Branham and Emma Coleman; Edward
Mary Co.'S; Eugene Durd1ne and MIA A. Ward.
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TEE SECRETARY OF Tnl IsrrKsoa hss o>c,oed
That The state OF Alabama can sse,t certain MN.
eral lands In lieu OF school LANDS which are due
the state
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WASHINGTON News AND cossuP.

NOT ENTITLED 10 EXTRA Par FoR woKKrSa on
HotIpAys.-The First Controller Of the Treasury
has decided that no en- .loyes OF the Government
outside OF the District OF columbia are entitled to
extra compensation for working on holidayS e.
cept per diem employees.
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each ffontinS - feet 26-fOot alley, and runnipp
sseh .? feet to l0foot alley improved BY new. we'll
Be sold separate. with privilege Of ali. "''
Terms One bali cash; balance in one and two years
notes TO bear interest at per per anuum from
day Of SALE and to Be secured BY deed Of trust Con
veyancng ut purchasers cost. deposit Of 0lOO OF
within ten days right reserved to resell
r1sk and cost OF defsulng purchaser after I'VE DAYS
public Advertisement in some Newspaper in WsshinR
tor. DC DCNCAN6ON BROS
]aZS-its Auctioneers.
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ja2s-3s

r, ave. near I'm 81, Iowa Circle n w.....-
.le s q 1929 G8Hn Ial
y Grant Place. Tor 100 204 Del. sv ne. Tor i25
l10s 18th ST I. W. l2rl50 5l4 cd ST. 9 RS. loo
1911 2lst NV. III. 1857 Cooke Place l3r. 100
$50 Nt NV. lar 81 202l . ct n. w.. Iir. lis
81. mr. 2lst q ~. sr--- - CorcOrau ST.. 81
our once only. THOMAS J. FISHEk CO.
MS 1924 1T NV
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I.oR RENT-FURSIsHED HOUSE FOR TWO or
Il three non-hs. roorns;s s75; suitable for small
family tre Of hotels and boarding. In order for COM
R4ete housekeeping. two excellent the
A.s-St.
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slp = st sw-, Tor, W. .25
l020k7sv.6 .kgl5 90
3l4 Sd n-e.,6r..w. 6s. 10. 81
1889 VI s.w, or. v. IL 90
4I1-47S-4Sl ! sw Or. l4.30
4oO 9th s-w. .5r Ssr25.00
2O9 G sv., 5r.,w....13.25
llo Caw- or, w...14.00
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By b. WALKER, 45S Louisiana ave
124 9th st. ne. rooms: bath, cellar furnace but
ler's pantry; very low to desirable tenant js6-lm
IrOR RENT-SlX-R ROOM BRICK HOUSE 1915 Sd
u st NV. water and gas; S15 Also nve-room Brick,
1919 St s.e.; s10. Apply to R. E PAIRO, AS2
Louisiana ave. ja24-3m
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The King Of shoa Revo,t..

ROME, Jan. 3L-Advices from Massowah say it is
reported that King Menelek, OF Shoa, has revolted
against King John, OF Abysdnia.
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THt L. s. s. TKESroS sailed ron New York
Yesterday for Valparaiso She viii Be the naSs-
ship OF the Pacific station
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LNOR RENT
Il 1905 10th st. 3-story brick, IL rooms, m l. S7C
1887 st., 3-story brick. 10 rooms IN. ....... I'd
-, o st, 3story brick, rooms, m l.
Io2I st. S-story brick rooms, m.
Cottage on Columbia Heights
For full List of furnished houses stables, &C., inquire
At office of NJ. NJ. PARKER,
ja23-12t 14lS al nv
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each fronting "a feet on Connecticut ave ana HAVING
front Of ~ feet on lst street These lots Ara
desirably located, having two fronts -'
Terms; One-fonrth cash; balance in three years
notes to bear cent interest from day of sse ma
to be secured by deed Of trust. COnyey.ncns &c. At
days otherwise right reserved to resell ct risk and
cost OF defsultns purchaser after Ave days public no
1ce OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c. deposit Of 600 on each lot II
time Of sale. DUNCANSON BROS
ta2S-dts Auctioneers
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ja25-1w

Corner Cleveland anu 3O2l-3OIe II It "A so
boundary sts. Sc. lie 21s 9th st. .... IA
1859 F St, 5r.. Is 80 Cor 2Sth and NJ sts IS
5O4 = st st ,:5rs. Is 80 Store sol st - ia 50
9O5-907 27th.ors...l s. 30 Store 3OlO NJ n -. Is
For full LIST apply TO WESCOTT WILCOX.
ja20 1907 Pennsylvania ava n w.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
CoopersyiIle Items.

SxtNssy>t VI ~ NSNttxNs-stNNss
CooPERsyiLLE. July l0.-!The crops in this
region look promising. Last Sundays rain
did much good. The farmers are busy hay
ing and gather generally a good crop,
though In some places il is light. Wheat
will turn out better than was expected in
the early spring.-The annual school
meeting Of this village was held last night.
The reports for the last year show a salts
factory condition, financially as well as
otherwise. The meeting resolved to plant
shade trees around the school buildings, to
buy anatomical charts and new globe for
use in the school room and to spend be-
tween thirty and forty dollars in supplying
the library with reading matter. Two new
trustees were elected in the place of those
whose terms Of Office expired. The election
resulted In the choice of Mr.. Wicks, who
has served before, and l.. Phelps.-Coop-
ersyille will have an agricultural fair next
Fall. The Fair Ground Association is a
fat occompli. The grounds have been
bought and surveyed, one half mile south
from the place. Work on the grounds will
soon be begun. Plans for buildings are
being prepared. A sidewalk will be built
from the village to the grounds and the
roadway widened so that three teams
abreast can 20 on it. The necessary finds
having been provided Tor the project will
be pushed to a successful issue. Coopers-
vile means to live; il has vitality enough
to insure future growth. The contem plated
fair will not interfere with other fairs. Ii
will not supplant the Esrlin fair but stand
TO il in the selection of friendly com petitor.
If both cannot live, the fittest will survive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
She Sent Ter Baby Home.

Mr.. Brent Good, president Of the Lyceum
Theatre company, told az a dinner party the
other evening this story OF lady who was
determined 10 witness the play Of THE
Wife,
Il was q. the Lycoun the other night,
sanding alongside our treasurer. when two
well dressed ladies en,ered and handed their
tickets 70 the doorseeper. Ono Of them had
baby in Der arms. ! firmly bat, I trust,
politely told the mother that no babies were
allowed in the bouse She szpostUlatcd. hat
asked her bow she. II alone, would ike 20
have noisy baby IN al adjacent scat The
argument prevailed, bat she said that her
money must be returned II was promptly
given her and she went and stood outside
with her babe IN her arms as ~ rejecting.
Then she returned ard requested that dis
trict messenger Be '.ailsd A rather small
boy respJ0ded 70 the SUMMONS. and the lady
handed him her babr and requested him %
take II 70 Der house somewhere IN Harlem.
The httle boy hooked grevsoEne, bus be IN
dertook the task. snri | presu7ls performed
IL safely When be rad Ecne the deterninsd
woman rsturned purchased a ticket, and
&v he uhox 7-Tels York Evening SVaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
PERsOSALITrEs.

Prof Grseson, Of the High School. has
gone 10 Seult Ste Mare. where he viii be-
giD q canoe voyage along the southern
c0ssl Of Lake Superior TO Duluth. he will
be accom- panied by Prof Reynolds, OF the
Uniysrsity. and the Messrs. Montague, Of
Traverse City aud old Mission.
Prot. Eggers. formerly teacher of French
ssd German in The High school here. re-
turned 10 bis hOms IN Columbus yesterday
alter pleasant visit with friends in this
city
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sears left yesterday
for trip 70 Toronto down the 81. Lawrence
% Montreal Quebec. the Mountains, then
70 Mr.. Sears old hoFas IN Massachusetts,
Maj. Fraak Fart, who formerly resided
here, 10 "a The city on bis return TO bis home
10 Gemble. Arizons. He Is returning from
the Getty sbuFg celebration.
Earl Tuxbury, who was q member OF the
Aisa HaysCod Dramatic Company. last
season, las gone on the road 70 sell Steks-
tees family medicines
Drum Major Dickinson and son. Master
Frank. went to Msekinac last night With
tAs band 70 furnish music for the Second
y tegiment-
Charles Wesieroth. Al Luberstein, II.
NJ. Wright George Z. Stoddars and G. +.
Kroner. furniture buyers Of Chicago, are in
the city.
Mrs. J. Belknap and Miss Addie Bslknap.
OF this city, and q. c. Belknap. of Chicago,
sr spending few weeks at the Ottawa
Rev. and Mrs. Roberts. nee Miss Carrie
Parks formerly OF THE city are spending
two months with friends here
Mrs.. u. A. GaTlock and daughter leave
today for Clifton spring. y. Y, where they
will spend The Summer.
~. and Mrs. Ocobsch, Of wsshin gton
Territory. are in the city. Mr.. Ocoosch is
after furniture.
Mr. and Mrs ". W. Thomas are doing"
the Northern resorts combining business
with p.sasurs.
Thomas Ferguson and sister, Miss Annie,
left yesterday for visit with friends in
FinKsl, ont
Gen. W p Innes left for Msckinac,
Plsnk's Grand and the -ncsmpment yes
tsrdsy.
c. J. Pond. Of Jackson. is visiting his
brother. Constable TFaft0n II. Pond. Of this
city.
Mrs. J C. Blackburn Is in the city 70 at
tsad the wedding Of her friend Miss Bulk
ley.
Mr. snd Mrs. Z. F. Rowlshd are occupy.
ing their cottage az We-que-tOn-sng.
A. p Knsop and z. r. Kuler. Of Boston,
are 10 ths city buying furniture.
Miss Marie Wilson isiu Chicago and will
make a short tour OF the lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bsrkey are occupy
ing cottsxe AZ Bay View.
". r. Shelby and son have gons to
Kentucky via Chicago.
Eugene A Hamilton and bride are doing
the Northern resorts.
W. X Baxter. Of New York. il In the city
buving furnIturs.
Msvor I. n Weston has returned from
Detroie
J. q. Shields a At ws-sus-tou-sing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
Off FOR CAMP LUCE.
raE SECOND REGIMENT STARTS.
over *eS stroAE Three or~Ed kaPlsss
Composites ssad 1se As1-rhsy
Was Sssss "a k2th1slssGte
saa Hearty sssd-sn-

Ssser before in TIE history Of eur State
snesnpnsnts has such interest bern shevn
by the state troops ss The sneanpment al
MaekinAe which opens today. AL asy
Yesterday boys In blue" could DC aesn
fitting about the streets. eUss IN making
preparations Ior their departure NJ O'Clock
last nigh:.
The troOps nom Coldwstss. TsEse Rivers
and Kalamazoo arrived al tie Union depot
a. o 81 on = spsels. train. At o'clock TIE
Grand haven troops arrived VIA the Z.
W. HI.
Co. "A" of Ccldwalsr. had enrolled 50
men al told CO. ID. Three Rivers. IS
men, Go. IL" OF Kalamazoo. 64 men; Co.
Il I" Of this city. had ooi Go. 'B. "a, and
! co. Ii" % men. The remainder OF the
Second Regiment consisting OF troops from
Ionia. BIZ Rapids and AaDlslee ~sIe picked
uu by the special train st Howard CITY.
Big Rapids. and Heed Nty respectively.
The fourth regiment consisting of troops
from Detroit, psilsnti and two ompanics
of regulars will encamn until one wee
| from today and then retire 10 make room
| fos the second and third regiments.
Colonel Irish OF the second regiment was
| with tue troops which passed through here
1 lksl uigui. anu l-lcAl Noi+ NAc~tci WA JUN
them al Howard City. Lieut.. Col Chester
| has resigned 10 take sffec, oae week from
today On account OF this al election has
been ordered Tor n week isom TODAY al
o'clock to fll the vacancy.
Gen. l. {. smith, ID. b. Anger. +. ID.
| Newberry and Fred +. Farnsworth Left yes
ter,iay for the encampment. Colonel Cal
kins and wife. Major McGarrin and wife,
Col. J. {. Herkner and vile. Miss Actlue-
wan, Miss Hattie White. Miss Ellen Ae-
! Gurrn and Mrs. Captain Kinney will leave
this morning.
A large crowd assembled at the depot 10
see the boys of and to view the troops from
| further south. The train WAS somewhat
late in arriving and 1t was nearly O'Clock
before the first section of the tram. consist
ing of twelve cars. moved out OF the depot
and this WAS followed a few moments later
by the last section. consisting of seven
coaches and sleeper. Malta Castle band
accompanied the Grand Rapids snG
the Kalamazoo companies also hac
band with them and the time AZ the
depot was passed by the boys dancing TO
the music of these bands, or in saying good
bye TO some fair friend. whom they would
not see again for whole long week. The
boys left feeling very gay. and there is nc
doubt that this encampment will be one o
the plesssntest and most profitable evel
held in the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
An Exciting Election at Luding " ton.

txsNASNt - VT KtNttNhN-tttf>s.
LUDINGTos, July 1o.-There was great
excitsment here last night over school,
meeting. There were two vacancies upon
the school board to De 6lled, and four
candidates for the position were in the
field. Thomas 7. McMasier editor of the
Ludington Record, ano James Armstrong,
representing the "Deacon" element. were
upon one ticket ond +. w. Marsh. editor of
the Democrat. and ex-Mayor Rcbt. CasweTl,
representing the anl-Deacon-n o-temper-
snce-in-the schools element. upon another.
The w. @. T. L. ladies were out in full
force obtaining votes for the foImer ticket,
aid both had hosts of workers. and dozens
of busses, carriages, csrry-alls and other
vehicles in the field. One thousand and
forty-seven votes were cast. Of which Nc
Master received 53l; Caswell. $50; Arm
strong. $50 and Marsh, 5iT.
A few years ago il was difficult to get a
score out TO q school-meeting, but for the
last three wears. IL has been the most eycit-
ing election of the year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

1hs L<ss s.a kll<s over the oRly >sz %
AE. .4s Mrs. - AAAsa-
TIE funsFsl Of ne ale Jessgh Al-en VIE
died TUESDAY na0rnias. aftsr pslnf1l
linsss % ssssEsl weeks. vas hesa Yesterday
stssEn0on IL 2. - o'eloek a. TIE sarniiy resi-
dencs On CiaE0n-st TIE interior u shs
hoase as a bower Of beauty made 80 oy
he asEal o1sriuks Of loving friends.
Asssfs. Ssts De fiseksF. G1s Iii, / Jscooy.
B. Wood, Ar. Frankfort sod Mr. Boss
oltelztsd IS pail Their testimonial
- th<ir dead friend Vas Beautiful
Gstes Ajar There, also pillow
marked son" . lyre bsaIlnz the word
~BsotEer crescent with ''Ssphswe Ia
purple IN m0rtelles. Many bouquets and
fora pieces ffom nsigbb0rs and friends
sa0wersd their symp athy- The Gamma
Deita Pei fraternity. 0f the High school, of
bieh deceased Was al hOn0Tsd nlsmDsT.
pressntsds beautiful crescent and The Aurors
Club orchestra 20 which he belonged also.
presented 9 floral harp. and . beautiful
ffzaaed set OF resolutions. The casket sas
slmost entirely covered With snowy
blossoms.
Impressive services were conducted by
Rabbi kosensu aud were beani by large
number Of friends, the house aud yard being
crowded. At the CO ncluslOn Of the services
the remains were laid 10 fest n Oak Hill
Cemetery. the grave being lined With
flowers after the beautiful Jewish custom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alien and daughters have
the deep sympathy Of a large circle Oi
friends over the loss OF their only son and
brother. The mother Il yearly prostratec
with grief and the father has lost his reason
over bis gFieyous loss.
Deceased Was A young man, sixteen
years Of age, Of exemplary habits and fine
business abilities. Had death but spared
him he would have graduated in the High
School class of 50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
NIr. Channcey Resigns.

c. w. Chauncey has rendered his resigna-
ton to Col. s. M. Mansfield. United States
army. who is now in charge of the harbor
improvements of Michigan. and will en-
gage in the life insurance business with j.
Z. Andrews. Mr.. Chauncey and Mr.. An
drews will represent the New York Life
Insurance Company. Mr.. Andrews has
had long and successful experience in the
life insurance business. Mr.. Chauncey is
well and fayorsbly known among the bus
mess men of this section and the new firm
will be peculiarly strong one.