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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

From the reports 20 the h>t annual Coun-
c'l "a me Protestant Episcopal church Do
VIRGINIA wc couieu-e the following
R.,lop,. .; clergy, 49,; lay-readcrs, 30;
coufrmations reported Boy blshop'h l'4S6'
communicative. 1882. sunday schools
Telcbers. 1,.I0; scholars. I3,G22; haplisms-
fst.nts. l..ls; adults. 407; contributions,
SOP Og9f8 Churches con,ecraicd, Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
CITY JAIL.

10000. horse power Oh y minus (Cl, capl'al-
lied at per cent, is at least SJOO,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
The Presbyterian sunday.school
Union.

This union Is composed OF all the Pres
byterian Sunday schools IN Richmond and
Manchester. J. y. X. sleIgnt is president
and Robert II. Gillian secretary. IL holds
a mass. meeting once every two months IN
the different churches, and one annual meet
ing IN June of each year, at which reports
are made and the Sundsy.schOol work In all
its departments IL considered by workers
connected with the union. The roll strength
Is $40 officers aud teachers and 1850 scho-
lars-total, 1900.
The Old-Market mission, in charge OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Second church, has been changed from an
evening to a morning school, and is steadily
growing 10 numbers and efficiency.
Protestant Episcopal sunday.scheoi
Union.

Number Of officers, teachers, and scholars
belonging TO the union, $500. The union
holds yearly three general meetings = In
February, May, and November. The Ex-
ecutiye Commits meets monthly. Officers !:
Joseph BRYAN, president; w. c. Bentley,
recording secretary; W. Ellis Jones, corre'
spending secretary.
English Lutheran sunday.Schoei
Union,
Adam Diacont, president; Jacob Umlauf,
vice president; Thomas Murdoch. secretary
Charles Miller, treasurer. This union meets
quarterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
BAPTIST.

As some Of the most important
board, Of this denomination are loo
this cty, we present below list ,
officers and a synopsis OF their work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Catholic Diocese of Richmond.

The annual record gives the following fig
ures in relation 10 the entire diocese:
Churches, 40; chapcls and stations, IS;
rri.s,s ON the mission. 81: clerical students,
+: female religious institutions, "a; female
academies, q male parochial schools, IL;
male pupils, 993; female p1rochia! schools.
I7; female pupils, 1000; orphsn ssylums,
q: Number Of orphans, 1O1; benevolent and
charitable institutions, 4. OF the charitable
Institutions in the diocese Richmond pos
sesses two-St. Josoph'- orphan Asylum, so
orphans, and -. Nophia's home ioI ine
A,ed under the cargc Of the Little sisters
"a the Poor. having 100 inmates ana I'D Sis
t,rs. Norfolk ha, tie other two-an orphan
s>ylum snd o hosuital-b0;5 under the care
Of The Sisters Of Charity.
Catholic population. $1,000; communons
during the wear, $500; children attending
sunday schools. 2.s05; parish schools .. 100 ;
academies. 100; apusms-sduits, l23; IN
fsnts. eco: combinations, GGI; marriages.
a-.. membership Of couiraternties, 1903 ;
of societies. OPS; buuals, 3e5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Jewish Orders.

Rimmon Ledge. No. 6S, meets third sum
dav az Knights.of. Honor Hall. NJ. Hepberg,
president; Charles IIutzer, secretary; Ju'
Illus Straus, financial secretary; Henry ).
Hutzler, treasurer; William Loyeustein, l..
Hexter, A. Levy, n. e.. Block, aud j. l..
Levy, trustees. Membership, l2l.
Benjamin, No. 60, meets second and fourth
SUNDAYS at Central Hail. II. Fisher, presl-
dent; c. Goldenberg, vlce-president; julius
Bear. secretary; NJ. Myer, treasurer. Men,
bership, so.
Paradise, No. 800, meets fourth Sunday at
Kpigbts.of. Honor Hall. jacob Hirshberg,
pesident; Isaac Held, secretary; A. Cohen
treasurer. Representatives TO Grand Lodge :
n. Nachman, +. Bottlugheimer, and jacob
Levitt. Membership, AZ. Trustees: Isaac
Thalhimer. j. A. IIirshberg, Sol. Goldenberg,
f. A. Ezekiel, +. j. Levy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
rrnnreIicaI Lutheran Church ia vir,


Number o. district sYnods, A; number OF
churches. 40; number OF COMMITMENTS,
shout 1900; number oi Suuday-school
teachers. officers, aud scholars, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Mi,sIonarN nantists tn NirginIa.

From the Baptis; Yearbook for lS', we
compile the following statistics Of the Bap-
ii.i, iu Virginia: Number Of associations,
s.; number Of churches, 1913; number Of
OTds in,d ministers. SOS; number Of hap
fi,m, during tho wear. ll4l9; total meme
hcr,hip pa the state, 2if, 1Gl. These figures
luc'udc co.orcd as well q, white Bapu,tS.
Contributions 10 the General Association
S422sL12; % M .histcual support, church
lW.Gng, education, and general religious
objects. S3l-.Zll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
EPISCOPAL.
Diocesan missionary = oclety,

The following is the EXecut r. Committee
or tins society Right Rev. II NJ. Whttle,
-. D.. IL. D.. Right Rev. Aimed NJ. Ran
dolph. -. d., Rev. G. j. Gibsorl u. D., Rev.
T. q. Dlshiel. ID. D., Roy. Jo't ua Poterkia,
-. d.. Rev. Charles Minnise pde, ID. T..
Rev. If. ". Jackson, d. D., Rel j. b New
ton. Rev. l.. W. Burton. M1,srs. Joseph
BRYAN, Thomas Potts, L. \. 5 tlnders, J. p.
Mcclure, William +. Gray, i nyld \. Wal
ker: Mr.. J. L. Williams, treaSu er, and Rev.
PIKE Powers. d. D., Secretary, Richmond.
The committee in Their last Annual report
state that they appropriated $ i10 IN aiding
ffty-one clergymen laborDg N missionaries
in different parts oi the dlocesf
TRUSTEES oFTHE Bruce frNIt Right Rev.
+. NJ. Wmtte, y. D., LL.DD Rev. Joshua
Petcrkiu. u. u.
OFFICERS OF THE BROTHERHOOD: Mr. Da-
vid y. Walker, president; iNr. George W.
Warren, treasurer; Mr.. FIN. Mayo, secre-
tary.
TRUSTEES or FUND FOR RrIIEF OP DIS.
BLED CLERGYNEN: Mr.. J. IL. Mayo, Mr.. b.
j Barbour, Mr.. Cyrus BosLieuX Mr.. John
III. Claiborne, treasurer.
MANAGERS OF THE WDow.s' And ORPHANS
FUND: Right Rev. +. NJ White, u. d.,
LID, Rev. G. j. Gibson, ID. D., Rev. r. g..
Dashien, d. D., Rev. ID. n, Sprieg, ID. d.,
Mr. Joseph Bryan; Mr.. L I. Mayo, trea-
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Richmond COusistOry, No. G, y. II. Il.
n. a. =. y. Il.

Ulu,trious Alexander W. Archer, $50,
commauder-in.chief: Iilustrious George \.
Ainshe. So, first lieufenant-c0mmlndcr
Ilustrious L. II. Duesberry. go, second
lieutenant commander; lllustrious j. Aston
Cabell, $40. grand orator and mister Of
state; Ilustrlous +. C.. stacy, 32', grand
chancellor; Illustrious W. W. Gosden, - {,
grand secretary X. ;. A.; Illustrious 4. r..
Maeomber, $40, grand treasurer; Illustrlous
William Ellis Jones. 32S, grand engineer and
architect: IllustriOus a. G. Maynard. 32'
grand bo.pitaller; IlustriOus j. Michaux,
N. D., 80. grand master OF ceremonies; H..
luslrious NJ. L. LLOYD. 800. grand captaln OF
guard Illustrious II. ;. Homes, go, grand
standard-hearer; Illustrious John I. Sizer
32o. grand sentinel. Membership, 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
church OF Christ tDiscipies) in Wiz
Eiuta.

There arc eleven district corporations in
the state; churches. 1o9; number Of mem
beers. $4,000; value Of church property j.
500. 600. amount raised for local church
WORK, $50. 700; amount raised for missions,
$1,000; number Of preachers, 20; number
- sunday schools, 100; number oil pupils,
1000.
There are two corporations Of colorcd
people. embracing five preachers and 800
fuafnnlTa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
STATE STATISTICS.
Methodist Episcopal church, South
in Virginia.

Number az churches, 1888; number Of
a-.rri preachers. So; local preachers,
4.-. members. $4,000; value OF church
rrrvcrty. SL6t5,0u0; contributions during
.>,- FOR general religious purposes, S3oo,-
U.. paid Tor ministerial support IN lS>. 10
rs preachers receiving no salarv), S2@s, 100;
,rpher a. uar,onaecs. POO; value Of par.
.arsccS. S225 Goo; number Of Sundy'scGool
scholars. 10000.
TIE shove includes no colored Methodists
r.. members Of the Methodist Protestant or
Methodist Episcopal North Churches, OF
whom there are in the aggregate many thou
ssul..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Ter, and I. Wiley Davis. are empowered to
ascertain and recommend such extension
schools will contribute to carry out the sug'
gestions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
CITY sUNDAy-SCHOoL ORGASIzA-
TIONs.
Hnptixt Suuday.SchoII Association.


Or. Thomas =. Mathews president; T. H..
Elicit, vice-pI esidont; II 4. Gary, secre-
tory; Evan Snead, Treasurer. This associa-
lion is CONF osed Of dictates from all the
Rlptist sunday schools q Richmond and
Manchester, and meets OF the afternoon OF
the second SUNDAY IN ca n month at some
one Of the churches. has an eXecu.
tive committee compost of one from
each Sunday school u objects Of
the association are TO fo new Sunday
schools aud discuss vari s. questions con-
nected with sunday-scno ork; and II Is
the only church.eXten &b organization
among the Baplists IN n ,ity. There are
fifteen schools connected htn the associa-
ton, ADD the following q he statistics OF
these schools for the 1887: Officers
and teachers on roll, 02 average attend
ancs, 4CS; scholars on sos; average
attendance, 1885; conye xns, 3O2; contri-
buttons for schools. 81. .02 for aSsocia-
/ lion. S4g5.3j. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
All Denominations.

This undenominational union OF :
school workers has its headquarters
city OF Richmond and holds It's n
semI.annually. The officers are Re'
lashlell, president; William d. y
,Nhn b. Cary, James II. Peay, Jr.. AZ
8lair, Judge George l.. Christian, x
{. SchacHer, yite-pIesidents; WIZ
Hin, secretary and treasurer; Char
Rady, assistant secretary. EXecutt'
mi,tec; The supeIintendents OF the
schools Of all denominations in this c
The Union il composed OF all to-
evangelical Sunday schools OF the
Richmond, and Is auxiliary to the '
state Sunday-School Union.
It's object il greatly TO improve
cl6ncv OF Sunday. school work, and
monte and bring together all our
school workers upon the platform Q
tian unity, which Is as broad
redcmpiiye work OF Christ. II dt
nd m The establishing OF schools }
mte parts Of the city and to 10
Missionary spirit IN all our schools.
During the coming wear this 500
naugurate plans for Sunday-schoe
sion that Will doubtless prove benz
the csu.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Ancient Arabic order.

Acca Temple. Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine,
meets at 1t. Adams Hall fourth Thursday OF
the month. Officers l.. =. Ecker, grand
potentato; W. Fred. Peasants, chief rab-
ban; PsrkerT. Conrad, assistant chief Tab-
ban George NJ. Street, high priest and pro-
phet; John f. Mayer, oriental guide; John
". Otley, treasurer; William Ellis Jones.
secretary; A. l.. Peasants, first ceremonial
master; w. IL. F. Southern, second cere-
monial master; j. W. swain, captain OF
riIarn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
virginia Bible Society,

Organized 1879 Office S27 east Main street.
President. Rev. G. II. Read, u. D.; secre-
tary. Richard Irbv; Treasurer TT. Minor
It Is supported ~ contribution. Of Chris
tiars Of Protestant churches. Il seeks to
spread the Word Of God, without note or
comment, over the whole state. It's work
was enlarged last year. 1t supplied Bibles
10 foriy.six counties to the extent OF nearly
10000 volumes, Of which S21I03 IN value
was granted. II has no vested iuud, but
distributes the Word OF God as II Is able.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS OF RICHMOND.

NAMES AND RESIDENCES OF PASTORS, REcToRs,
OR MINISTRIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

- r,,e,ts Annex Hall. W. II. ID. oass
coync, chief justice; s. L. B'oompe'b ."
Branch No. II, Of Manchester, Va: mss,s
a. odd. Fellows, Hall. Eighth and nun
streets. the third Monday In escn noh'"'
George b. Ely, accountant. ms nh er,.
Branch No. a13 meets at Thoips Han nrss
md third TUESDAYS. Thomas NJ. Render,
Nc, ,us.Ice: n. u. Tholl, accountant
ek,sterhood Branch, No. 5i7, Order OF IRON
10. II, Olivia Vincent, past CHIEF ius,lce,
NE. Holloway, chief justices; slia "
&on. yice.iustice; Kitta l.. waldman,
nd mi; Virginia &. wilt, cashier.
d. ThA Home Circle.
m. this cifAthree councils Of this order IN
T. condition. them beng IN a, no sn,lug -
y, ~ '0l w'si:onf and places Oh n'ss''s
nd Tuesday niA. No. so, meets fourth
", Hall, 3l4 norlM each month at Central
l.: secretary; WiIAsireet. X. G.. stuart,
nd J. A. Cosby, fiuaGegenheimer, leader;
nd Richmond CounA
x, trial Hall first and ~ 81, meets In Cen
J. c. Smith. leader; $. Aday nights. W.
Y, tary; l.. r. Reins, finsa omberg, secre-
y. stuart Council, No. 6SA
"a. 1856. meets at LauOe's IIalreized Nay II,
II. Friday nights. Rev. w. J. - and fourth
xt +. d. Bolton, secretary; Il. VA, leader +;
i'd cier. &s, IMAM
ne Medical Examiners: Drs.
Shields, J. =. Harrison, and T.. J.es III.
No.: This order iusures from 500 tAy.
10, On the death OF member the amouNo0
he benefit certificate Is paid 10 the beneA'
within forty days after notice OF death Y
ceiyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
Board OF Foreign Missions Of
Southern Baptist COnveutio'

This board is composed 81 hl'ttha 'aua
cora. with the following officers II. d, Pillar
ris nre,idcnt: John.C. Williams, tire ~, ,rer
A. e. Clarke recording secretary werl. {
Hurncit. auditor: II. A. upper, srbnrre
snDndiag secretary. and Il. p. Ben a abitsut
The missions 81 the board are IN nFxico
Brazil, Italy. Central Africa, and lus3i orth
eru. Central. and Southern China. lldr gen
or1l statistics are: stations ana outl%itlons
So; missionaries, foreign and natOH III
churches, 20: communicates, INK Fo
the support lot the work last yc a. sSl,
71j was contributed. The sum HSl0O,
600 is asked from the churches Yhr lh
present wear % meet The DEM Its o
the work, over advancing. IN thir
SUNDAY la January, 1s,S, is a4ointe'
for special PRAYER and offerings iol pc mis-
Sions oil the board. The organ Of 6oar'
f.. the IOreigu Mission JOurnOi, III ich, il
addilon 10 tine monthly i1ielhgeueA rom II
own mission. .Js, giyes mucl ~ lluabl
missionary information with regar 10 othe
mi>,ion-ields and on the general 3lect O
foreign missions.
In the Museum OF the Mission RoHns, Nos
% and - Merchants National Ba q build
nc, 1903 Main street, are many ,liects o
interest from pagan countries.
State-NisstOu DOard
Rev. George Cooper, u. D., pre- 4 emit; II
x. Ely-on, corresponding seer Xery; Il
Harvey Clarke, recording secrelarX
The Board Of the Virginia Bal IS Gene
raj Association sustained durn.T the pas
wear TO missionaries, who lab0rt)H IN 0esti
iuio parts OF the state. They re n rted th
following summary Of labOrs per 5rmed du
ring the wear: Humber Of pre- III hing s'a
lions. $50; number OF sermonshgr preached
$50: number OF persons bN icd, SCI
number OF conversions in con TtOn VIII
the hb0rs Of the mi>sionarie ~ person
baptized by pastors. 1861; ST neg school
at stations, 1853; new sunday g bis organ
lied. IS; new churches con Ited, l.
houses OF worship being erecte M; house
Of worship completed during e year, .
uap.ist Education ncrd.
Rev. Or. W. +. Hatcher, fThsident; J
TAYLOR ElySOn, correspond 'oi secretary
No. I'LL Main street. ~
The object Of this board ism aid youn
men studying for the ministry i Rlchmon
COLLEGE or the Southern Bapuy eb Iheo'0glc.
SEMINARY. IL is state orgeL'eDation, an
OILY undertakes 20 aid StudeI who com
properly endorsed by the Nlri ia churche'
During lis past career the 10 aid has alde
90 m.ni>leriai students, many Ne whom hay
been AMONG the most useful pastors an
most c0nsecrsted miSsiOnarie OF the dc
nomination. During the pas year it In
bad under its charge and aide SO ministC
Iial students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
virginia state Aunday.HchOOi IN
of All Denominations.

This mathematician state sunday
School Union was organized by the virginia
state sunday. school Convention OF all dc-
nominations held in the city Of Petersburg
fletcher 10. 1882. II has it, headquarters IN
the CITY OF Richmond. OIiicers; PRESIDENT
Judee +. II. Ftzhueh, Richmond; Record
ipg Secretary, William E.lYSon, Richmond;
Corresponding Secretary Charles i. Eady,
Richmond; Treasurer, Thomas Potts, kich-
mOnd. ,.,.
The Society IS composed OF all the white
evangelical sunday schools In the Stale oI
an denominations. represented by city ana
county sunday-scbool unions IN every clty
and county In the state auxiliary 10 the
sat- organization. The object Of the State
Union il 10 Improve the quality aud increase
the quantity OF sundaN-school WORK thIoush-
out the Commonwealth. The state Union
now numbers sixty-iour cltv and county
unions. and has EiXly-siX county superln-
tcndeuts. .,,.
This stsIe Union is auxiliary to the "ln-
,ernational sunday.schoOl Union,' ana
meets in convention every three years, I'M
lee, oftener convened by the Executive
Committee. The conventions are composed
of tho officers OF the Union, the Executive
Committee. the city and county superln.
tcpdepts. the presidents OF tue CITY ana
county unions, and two delegates from e"0h
city and county union.
Turing the wear 1855 there will be a con-
veption, and It has been arranged that TIE
.IntcrnaiiOnal Lesson COMMITTEE" VIII De
In attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Richmond Lodge, No. "a. meets every
first aud third Friday at Bollz's Hall, OIL
Orleans street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
LUMBER INSPECTED.

The following is statement Of lumber in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
lied, and holds u meeting. every I

night.
Arrangements are being made for'
tonal classes . be started early In the
Some lectures and entertainments
been given and arrangements are
gress Tor mDre. The membership is Q
Railroad Department: VI. Dickle,
tary. Wdl-eQuipped reading and 1
ment rodms at the Chesapeake and
depot, Richmond, and at the Richmoi
DanyillC depot, Manchester. This 4
ment sistains religious meetings
rooms and at the homes Of railroat
has occasional receptions, and dist
paper, and religious literature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

Stouewan Jackson Camp, No. SO, Frster-
nal Legion, at the meeting on the 18th ul-
timo elected the following officers for the
year 1855: Commander, NJ. II. Percival;
senior yiec.Comnander, Joseph Never;
Junior yiee-C Commander, W.. 4. u. Garrett,
Jr. Orator, John A. Pfaff; Adiutznt, Will
liam J. Rise; Enrglipg Officer, \. J. Rose.
Jr.; Treasurer. +. T.. Tholl; Guide, John
II. Felduer; Warden, Charles y. Raub;
sentry, Thomas G. Mcdonald. Trustees: J.
n. waidman. c. l.. Hewitt, l. Q. Iseman;
Deputy, y. +. Tholl. The camp doubled
the number Of It's members during the sesf.
neneyoient aud Protective Order e.
kiks-
Joseph w. Lauke, exalted ruler: A. n.
Tomhnson, esteemed leading knight; Juan
II. Pizzini, ,steemed loyal knight; Charles
NJ. Angle, esteemed leetunng knight; Jauss
Is. Angie, secretary; h. r. Burke. treasures.
Membership, 100. Meets In Veteran Han
frs, and Third Mondays. Club-room. a.
east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01

The Order OF Iron Hall Is cooperative
order that paws from $500 10 $1,000 In seven
years aud from So to SIS per week sick ben
EDITS. There are seven branches IN This city,
one In Manchester, ASS 10 the United States.
Branch No. 80 meets every second and
fourth Wednesday at Thon's Hall, Seven
teenth and Main streets. Il. j. Watkins,
chief justice; Myer Angie, accountant.
Branch No. PSI meets every Monday night
Of Hasker's Hall, Twenty-fourth street. r..
II. AlleH. chief justice; Il. $. Anderson, ac-
c0nntant.
Branch No. 25i meets every second and
fourth Friday at McDonough's Hall. George
w. Brown, chief justice; A. L.. Lucas. &C
couutant.
Branch No. 1913 meets every first Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-01
r,r,,ur N,rbt Into Nav,

Making a total lumber trade ....sS.1,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
Real Estate--Country

NOR SlLE-6UMMER COTTAGE. ny COT
r tage at shady SIDE Macatawa- VIII sell for
$500 The two lots alone ere worth that SUN.
Al.o for sale 500 in Ottawa Beach hIsl mortgage
fOndS- These are gooa securities at per cent,
and are ai-o excba1gea0le for lots. Will sell al a
discount ChaTiss Leonard, Spring and Fu,toE-sts-
rs
J,OR SALE CBEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
Il acres. with frame house, one mile and
quarter from Hail-st Apply az Ars- J. q. Walk
efs. IL South Diyision-st. l2sff
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
II the estate of the late Daniel Schermerhofn.
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridgest- IL
l. fine dsirv fam, or for frDit raising and gar
deDing. May he sold ia from ten 10 thirty acre
lots Apply to Dr. NhiEwortb, administrator, ls2
Fourth st. Grsnd Rapids, Mich. lodf
DOR SAlE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
II good farms and eity property fof sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call at Loyett block, Canal.
st. opposite sweets Hotel. A X. Antisdei. sstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Probably isv psopls sns we're IN al
tsndancs as ths Chicago Convsnsioa
durinx fns psst week are aware 70 ~hsE
exfsat ths business Of the Convention
as szpsilssd By sns prssa innsiiase-
~ bsLied ths Chairman stood hs. CAE-
sos LAxk. ths hotsl r-porssr Of tbs Sss
fork Trsbans. lie knows. it il said,
the ssne Of sssry Dslsxsts n tbs Con
ssnti0n and the Stale from which hs
hsils As Delegate arises In the Con
s-ssios. Af. LAks pronptly tells TIE
Chsiruzn Who bs = saa . vsFy eoss der
abs szoaat q fisns 10 thus saved. LAKE
has . phenomenal memory for names
and faces. acquired by long services about
the hotels of New York, intersiewi
pFouslnsEt aErtvsls- IL % said that b~
rsrs.g msxss . mistake
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
rnr enlcAeo s1rrArIoN.

IL 10 evident from the dispatches r.
cssvsd from Chicago that At lsts hour
iast night he outcome u the CoDssn-
too w&s - uncertain - it ever has been.
although Il looks perhaps little more
than ever - II BLAINE will baally get
tbs ssrninsiion. The fscs TIA. SHksaAs
prsfsrs - % beaten by BLATsx rsthsr
tasa by sDy othsr cssdidAEs. and that ali
TIA others psrsiss To the race. are CIR
eamstsncss calculated 10 effect the con-
diti0us whieh We have terssosors nen-
toned ss sscessary 10 BIAISx's nomins-
tilr. deadlock sud ssnsrsl consent that
BL.Tsx IS tho only nan Who can be
nomlDxted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Newark Ns"nx Bergia a~td for Trt.I.
Nrw Yosx. June 2t--Annie Abreni he
i5yesr efa xiIl Who resides With her rsr-
snss - 81 Nsw Ysrk.avr.. N.-srk. y. J..
and who wss srrssi sd en- compisint rf her
ather Er sftempilns 20 poisnn him. her
sssf>r Annie. azrd 81 aad her brother.
ssssi IL xss srrsi rne8 ~ rourt ysstsrsar
rsarniax On . ehsrxs cf steupfet murder
sna lid ssr trial She put 'rouza su
rsis'' IA ne oofs- a. br~skisst an Neine.-
sav worsirz. and he family had VERY
asrfvs ssezSe ron testh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

The Tammaay society of New York is
goipg to have ito ususl great time on the
Fourth Of next JAY. This yssr the
affair will have attached 10 10 the feature
OF ratification harrsh Cor CLEVELAND
and TaURMAS
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

However many constructions may be
placed upon tbs tariff plank in the 81.
Louis platform. there Is 10 ambiguity
about the corresponding uitersncs in the
Chicago declaration Of priDoiplss. II
means protection snd states the fact 10
unmisfsksbls terms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Major McKfSLKr may not be nomi-
mated for either the Presidency or the
Vice Presidency. bat Il u safe to ssy thai.
excepting BLAISE. no sblsr defssder o'
the principles snucistsd IN the platform
eau bs found
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Ssw Ynsx. laas iA-rae Nes Yerk
tsrr statement ~ the eicse 81 - r~-k ;
tnsine~s. shows deyrrsse of s3s4 500 n
f1e eash reserves slrce ~sf1rltt q A.
usak The esr 80 NV hsTe <Zl.78 ~
IN cssh 0~er ard soove he snou1t re-
.,rfre.s - A.