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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

NE Quartermaster General Of III,
United states army may be- good a .
4 iariermas,er. bur a. fiag fancIer w
iYuht bis capacity. when proposing 4,
urmouut each Iegimeutal standard
with the figure of the eagle in place 81
.he spear head. He explains that 10.
Dear tears the colors, but the eagle (,
Wings can be partly folded, las if aDoui
70 fly Now. Mr.. Quartermaster- Gen
eral L. 5 A., the eagle should not ap
pear on the battlefield las # about To-
Nv, but. like the Roman eagle. poised
on ms wings as II about to swoop O,
ms prey aud the Same we dare to
Partly folded rs IL about to ny. II
luoth' u.
Ooe had as lief the dlcky bird led the
inset, aud frightened the foe with the
ong Of "Titwillow."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

Is the pale glmpses OF the moot
little Billy . shyste yidettes stca along
bypaths, aud gathering the uneu.pec
ny doubtful voter in block OF Gven
explain that the mage number has u
cabaIysiic symboi-.hus, 80. payable II
Billy is Governor after the election.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

Down WITH THEM Now that the
trial of DR.. Cronln asstssins has really
begun the whole country will look 70,
the result with anxiety. Il Is not aiOue
The actual butchers, but the man WI.
inspired them IN their awful work that
should perish. Down with secret tri-
uuuals. Death to thugs under what
ever names they cloak them elves
Ne,c York Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26


GRANT S CABINET What has become
4 the mcn VINO "a, around the Cabinet
.able III the White House when General
Giant vas IN the rip GAYS Of his power.
thought To myself. Marshall jewell,
Aio ph L Birie. ZIck Chandler. Attof-
ne' Generals Ack, rman and TAFT and
'thefs have joined the great majority,
with Rawlins. 20 whom Grant owed 80
much. Columbus DelanO Is long since
NJ OF politics, even IN his Ohio home.
and now deals ID sheep Gen. j. ID Cox.
whom he succeeded. Is IN Cincinnati.
Coaching school. Ex-POslmaster Gen
raj Creswell is living quietly IN Wash
ngton. and George II Williams Is still
H Oregon. hoping against hope in his
Struggle to return To public life. Gen
eI'n BeIknap J. growing rich and happy
go large ana prosperous railroad law
practice; and George 5. Boutwell, -
DractIclng law IN Washington. where
le was once so great power.-1he ".
Y. star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

GREEN RAuN, whiJom commissioner
Of internal revenue. was known as the
oig patron saint OF the whisky ring.
ana 1t is mete that he should be
cho'en 10 Nil The place Of the spacious
squanderer Tanner rs surplus burst r.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

That would be a grand lransforma-
ton scene il it were u ssiDle 10 e. Ma
hone AS Governor ckIng from under
him the ladder OF promises by which he
mounted.
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Dickinson.

CLINTwOOD. VA. October ~ Cor
respondence The campaign has been
rather dull up to this time IN our cOun
ty. We nave had no Democratic speak
ers here except local speakers. aud so
there has not been any gre1. degree 81
enthusiasm aroused. bat now We are
greeted by the welcome posters IN every
conspicuous place announcing that
Captain Mckinney aud CO'OIel Rich
mona Will address the people here Ou
the 2jth. THIS Is lmpartlng new lie 10
the cause, ana our gaiiaut PM. viii
nave a good crowd. despite the efforts
Of some unpriucipied persons 10 pre-
vent 1t by tearing down and destroy lng
the posters announcing II. Inls - Ger
tainly a low trek, and one which 1
nope will not be pfac.iced against the
Repub cans by any Of our party. I DO
not think there Is any doubt but thai
we will carry this county by "A hand
come majority.
The Miller brothers are canvas,ing
this Legislative district. not IA the Bob
and All style though. The Republican
Miller. George H. refuses 90 travel
with the Democratic Miller. William f.
Our present member Of tine House Of
Delegates. Richard l.. Counts. has OBJ
aimed State scholarship In William
and Mary College. and is nov taking
ms degree. He is a young man, and
predict a bright future Tor him
am reliably informed that some
parties IN the south OF Cumberland
mountain have been killing far cittle
belonging 10 the citizens which they
could find on the rance and carrying
hem To the railroad. where they found
i market. This Is a crime winch should
he promptly punished.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

BURROWS AND THE BEAR j illus
Ce ar Burrows. the Calhope OF Kala-
mazoo, " who made some speeches Tor
the Republican Candidate during the
recent campaign IN the Third COu-
gressonal district OF this State. was.
short time ago. sent to Virginia 10
blow his musical bazoo for Bully Ma
hone. The other day he was billed Tor
a speech at Hanover Courthouse. where
large assembly OF negroes nad
oeen drummed up. but the DEM
ocrats brought out an educated
bear, and the c0mical trick, OF
the animal - delighted the negroes that
they shook julius Caesar Burrows in the
julius attempted TO tuGe his calIope The
good Democratic bear would stand on
one leg And waltz around or otherwise
Act IN such funny manner Is 10 pro-
yoke the most eXtravagaut applause.
and julius Ca-ar. seeing that the bear
Was "a much bigger show than himself.
left the platform and went back To his
hotel "a mad a. wet hen.-Netc Or.
leans States.
IT l. said lha out If seventy
trr e white X rub cans n tie
Louisa Courthouse district. bat tlrce OF
them Will vote for Nlanonr. In fact.
one we'll % ste white Replb lean of
that district. "a Il n nan OF small strlue,
agrees to eat. every whIlc Republican
over three in his district who woes IT,.
Malone ticket on election day.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

ss-FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
Twelfth and Broad streets. Df. George
coop,r pa~tor at II y. m. ana at ; =. m.
utnie school nj D:f5 "A. m. lOurth-street
chanel. Rev. II. +. Williams no > p. m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

sysFCOND BAPTIST CfIUCH. corner OF
Main and sixth street Rev, W. W. Lam
and ) y. M sundly-i chool at $50 a. M.
SRA. gers welcome.
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TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA Mean
while. at tbe lnvllatlOu of ,his govern
m Mt. the Congress of the Three \ uer-
as has convened The pri,cipil qu
ton which will come up before IL Tor
discussion will be the promotion of re-
cipIocnl trade between the several
American Republics. Obviously. nat
yer can b. done on our side for the
u therance of commerce between
. ntfal aud ) an America and
tue UuiteI States should be q ne cheer
July Already Chill has responded o
me- sentiment which the Congress ma
uiaill engende,s. md has opened her
markets freely To the importation of
our agr cultural implements. our tele-
phones. and other machines which are
ne product # American invention and
skill
HE Treasury Department. in ruling
% favor Of the free ,Oductlon Of
liver ores, even though containing an
,dmixture of lead. has removed
-tuubiDg block out Of the way If
liendlv trade relations with 81, xico.
Il Ike maLuer there snO I'D Ue such
m dliicauJu If the ariif all through
o, wou u enable all he A ncrisan ma
MS TO send Us their products in re-
an and IN excha ge f. our nj, ufac-
tured gods Washington Post.
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RAILROADS.


RICHMOND, FREDERIChobcn'
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
commerci cling APRIL 2lst. 1903 -
standard time: - ,.t,.-. s,..,s
on AZ Ashland Junction, anipr"l
and Frederic keburg. sleeper
W. shinxt0n and New YORK.
Il:O7 am leaves Byrd-strect station 4"i'S'' "
cept sunday ..r~
5:25 o n caves 5yrd-street sfstiot ''-'
sleeper 20 New York. $500. s.n.
40 an arrives Mt Byrt-sfrtot TiS'lrN N'.'
sleeper from New YORK. an.
Is mn arrives M Byrd street station ASH
stops AZ Ffcdgri,kstur,. Miiiu..
Junction and Ashla q. sleeper ITO"
Washingf. n ami New York.
1910 pp,. arrives nj 8yrd-streot station aAi .
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT suTDAys
s,s arn. leaves Elha. Arrives at Ashland at
1888 am. . ......
- Oh. accommodation. ieavas BYRD stree
station arrives 90 Ashland AZ piH.
-.os pui. leaves Eiha srufc9 ~ hsh'aii
$40 pm. .s.a.
s.s5 am arrives Elba. Leaves Ashlsnd at or
am.
. am accommodation, arrives a. byr,
street station icRvcs Astlsn 80 700
an.
.s.TkYIOR. General Tlcsot hscuf
8 ~ NgERs ger~al sup,fritf .'n-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

sg-VEN CHURCH. corner
ofTwenty first and Ncnanle. sunday school
at $3.50 n. IN. reaching 10y the pastor, Rev.
Il. If Pit. at / ! n. m ana 1870 y. III.
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HA11.HOsDs.
,roppFOIK AND WESTERN Ram.

NORRl OLh AND " 70 LIN Rail-.
y ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAILS 10 NoNfOf x
TVo DAILY TRAINS 10 tfN'lfEf
-Cfff.DiLEIN fFFECi MAY -. lt-o
ItAVE RICuNON
o.,oA NJ Daliv tfn Richmond and Iaffra.
'''' burg railroad. Leaves Peters nr,
1913 4. NJ. daily; auife A,u0.k
o..o, n Deilv. ria Richmond and Peters.
burg uilroad. Ariye ~ Itfff..
burg 1880 4 ". 80 3 iflFl. 30.
fer.bufg 1880 a. ". fnr farm .Ia
TNnchburg. Roanoke lr.f.
Knoxville and all points -..
and West THROUGH COACH
10 RADtoED.
-.oo = n. iaiiE. ria iIchmond ani p0f,-..
burg railroad. Arrive. af l'.f.r..
bur $50 r. ~. dIlif .. ...
Pc efsburg at $40 J.. ~. a.l. af.
irving at Norfolk lOaD r.. ~
TTlR IOU CAR lO NORFOLK
-.oo =. VI. Unlly. t1 Richmond uni fi....
burg Railroad. nrrsir9 at l.'.r.-
burg 90 100 l.. 81. ranr..' .,
win Train so !. irlsII. I...f.'
huia 700 800 j.. N Iur Ir0
Iyuchlurg. fonuNlt" Poem.
Bristol. knoxville. il......
ana III points -nNfI nNI N.
PULLMAN ~IEIpfNG-fAl AIiDNN.
No. -~leeplnc-car pstersNurs o. 'I.
without cuangc aFne Petersburg NH
-.55 O.. Pullman sleeper Dtnf.'l .
Memphis without change.
No'3-Iui4mau sleeper Lynehhlrf 3D. ,.4
orleans. au i Roanoke ~ chats .ul..
0uf change.
Tickets. lagrlg0-cioc'.s onl 1Il Inform
ton cau In obtained tf i,ll .la'i'I i'N
burg railroad ecgof. a. ~. Carbon. lNNn
Nam sir.nf HuH HI t.etluf fnf o' ....
east Slain street.
M.N.N1.l lII
Gau.rHI PASSENGER f...'
ClIARLrs O. En.Y .fIce-if.-t.nt
General NI|.n. inr.0kH.
DIFDNONr AIRLINE.
RICHMOND ANu UAttiLiI lAIiI
SHORTEST ANUQl l'kl-l lNi l.r
AND ~NiI IIN IrI
PULLMAN ~IIErfh- OBS ADJ 1..
TRAINS
SCHEDULE >flIEfl ~tlllN
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CONGRATULATIONS OF DISMAL IM
PORT. l. lot recorded thai tie rs j.
mablt Pick wick ever visited Vienna. or
wen hai Nj. Weller went coaching ID
ne Austrian Empire; but there must
nav been a PickVIcklan pro OF, pc
IN the legends Of the Beautiful BLU
Danube
lhe Nlennese papers are eyisently
-peakiug IN Plckwickiin sruse in
audma KAISER William = speech on III,
g,Ouud that 1t furnished evidence of
the peaceful tendency of Germany and
her allies - Considering that the
mighty monarch. whose title over sub
sidiaTy powers is that Of being their
War Lord simply announced that to
keep The peace 1t Will be n.ce. sary 10
take for waInke uses practically ;he last
nau and he last dollar OF his domlu-
i0us. il is plain that the Pick sickiau
spirit Is abroad In Vienna. -NeU Yorl;
StGr.
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y.
fLBNTIC COAST LINE
ICEHoNp AND PETENSgU ia RAIL
ROAD gI8E TABLE.
.uuiencine SUNDAY May 18th. 1882.
80. an. trains rr fri- roG1 Viii rul az 10
TRAINS sOUTHwARu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

ASHLAND. VA. October d. Cor
respOndcnce. l-While air Felix nls
ley aud wife were driving home lrou
Ashland last Thursday afternoon. ate.
ire sale OF the Tiusley farm. his buggy
and Mr. l. Saunders buggy cOilIdeI
Mr.. Iinsley s buggy was overturned
and badly wrecked. and his vile W.,
thrown out and very severely hunt.
The linSley farm, one mile from
Ashland. which was sold several week
since to DR.. Mahoney. OF Richmond.
was again put up at auction last Thurs
day on account Of au upset bii by Nh
j. J. Carroll. the property was knock
I'd out 10 Mr. Carroll al S4,C4j.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

PUT WHERE HE'LL Do THE MosT
GOOD. The art of working a Federal
factor was exhibited by Green b.
Raum. when he was Internal r venue
& IN issioner aud agent OF the Whisky
Ring. He NAV be exp cted to bring
the Pension Office up To high state of
efficiency "a an eleciiOneerIng bureau
for the r publican party. albany
Argus.
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Cbe OaiIn Gimrs
rUBLIsulp by. THE TINES COMPANY
OFFICE; vOi IASr MAIN. SIRkt H.
RICHMOND. Va
THE pAILY rINk.-clTY DELIVERY.

RICHMOND. Va
TIKI DAILY IlNhs-cl1r DELIVERY.
Delivers, N sny part oi She citv ana Man
.'osstsi nN esrriers vt ~ Genus por week.
Persons icsiring nc IIMEs d,nvcrcd -
their homes can secure 10 10y postal card =
Quest or order through telephone No. 5ts
When delivery il IT, cgular immediate com
glaint should be mads 10 ihctfice The sd-
irsss may to changed as desired, II caro- b.
taken I'm an cases 10 mention the old and
new address.
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ss-Eeadins notices in reading msttcrtspc
Il cents per line. Nonpauel loaded, ~ cent,
per inc.
SS-Spccisl contract rates furnished on ap-
nse'ion
Auction sales. lce~l Notisss and An,uss
nent ilrrrti-efsents 81 per inc. each a.
ssrtion.
REJECTED comm1n cations win NOS be re-
urucd
entered al he Richmond va pos ono
- sccond-cl, matter.
Eemltfauccs shoul he made hy dr.ii.
secks. posio1iCe oIaoIs. CO registered lcttt
p.vanlc u
TuE IMF~ COMPANY.
f'icnfuNrd. ~.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT COMMENTS CLIPPED
AND CAREFULLY CUllED.

The Eagle and the Flag-Mr. Giadstone''
speech Put Where He'll DO the Mos
neutrality-suspicious. Of Dismal I'm
port-Grants Cabinet Other Items.
THF EAGLE AND THE FLAG.-The con
spicuous part play ed by the eagle on
Roman military standards may never
be fully squaed in the ensigns of our
army. yet IL appears not uni kelly that a
very noticeable change will soon be
made by the substitution Of this EN-
blem for the spear head now used on
color stats in our regular service In
that case the militia would soon adopt
the new custom. and il would become
practically universal in our country II
seems that the objection found To the
spear head IL that IL INJURIES the colors.
which are caught and torn on 1t. II may
be suggested that the eagle would present
many more sharp points. and thus only
), crease the difficulty complained %
But the model whic the Quartsrmaster
G neral has designed Is skilliu ~
adapted 10 avoid the objection. the
wings, for example. being nearly fold
The matter is certainly an InterestIn L
one. and should the new device be
adopted for color staffs. the beginning
of the second century of the Union
would be an appropriate time Tor the
innovation N Y. Times
Mr. GLADSTONEs SPEECH. We are
informed b. ca le ih't the eech de
live Il b' NJ Gladstone at Sou hport
ion Wednesday was somew hat disap-
pOItinS tie ala not seize. 1t 81, ms
the opportunity of d,finIng the pro
sIamme OF political ana agtarldn re-
forms for Ireland which. were he + inn
Minister To- morrow. he woul sgbstI
tn g for the home rule aud land puf-
chase bills of 1856.
We can understand the disappOint-
ment Of he Dir .ideul Liberals at then
old chief $ refural To commit a blunder
A. political strategy. When Mr. Glad
stone was m , flee he put forth a OFF
nlte programme. as 1t was the duty Of
minister to do. His proposals were re.
jected by the country IN the general
election of 1886. not because the nects-
sity OF substantial co ces-iOns To Ire
lad was disputed. but because hls Op-
pOuentS promised to carry out reform
on lines compatible with the legislative
union of the kingdoms. More than
three years have passed. and still their
pledge to give Ireland local seif-govern-
ment Is uufulfiled. and their peasant
proprietary project Is in embryo "
y. Sun.
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es-CLAY-STH II BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner OF CLAW and Graham streets. X ~. :.
&. ,lopion. pas'or.-W orship at n. IN. ana
, p, M.
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s5-NEN ABLE STREET CHURCH. corner
ofTweuty first and Ncnanle sunday schovl
al $50 n. ~. reaching by the pastor, Rev.
Il. If Pit. at ! ] n. m ana 100 y. ID.
eS-CLAY-STRi II BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner of CLAW and Graham streets. X ~. :
&. ,lopion. pas'or.-W orship ut ! n. IN. ana
> p. M.
CO GRACE STPtEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor. Or. ". n. Hatcher sunday schooi
at Ia. M: sunday preaching no / H. w W.
Sp. No.. "a edne~day services az : p, M; frl-
,lay service young mems ~ D. H. tiec
seats aud "A welcome 10 all
e.-wtSr MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner Main and Eeach siI.e,s I,
Dr. . A Goodwin. past. r, viii prehch M ! !
a. IN. and -:l5 p. M. sunday schoO az "a H.
Allarc welcome.
ea-lrrGH-STRl IT BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner IF I'VE ty-ilith and lelgh stt'eisl,-
preach inc hv The pastor. ley. J. VI Frost u:
h.. AT II a. m. ana r;io p. ~. sunday scnool
r i,' anniiil meeting Of the Young ladies
Aid 20 .ictv. which was post oned ia-t sum
ii veveniug. viii bee mel tomorrow Gun
dltl evening no = O'Clock. Services by ur. j.
~ Frost.
1a-rAST-TND BAITl-T CHURCH cor
nor of Twenty eighth and X sffcets-ffeh 'h-
Ing SUNDAY an = "a. m. aud $50 , in. 10y the
pastor. Rev. joel 4. tucker Suhdhy-scAool
90 g;jO a. nl.
rg-FfHST PRES y TERRAIN CHik RICH,
cor1er of Grace and Madison strccts.-iev.
Il. = Kcr. rtst0r. VIII preach I'd j %. m. and
D. Do,
a-WrSTNlN~TER CHURCH. corner
f'arr and sycamore streets. Roy. II. B.. krf
viii Dr.ach &C. p. ODD. sunday school at e:lo
a.. BOD.
G,,--ECO PHE~BNrfRiAN CHURCH
Dr. ffo-e VIII preach af q. fl. auI . r. ii
SIR. IurnluI Wiu preach in ihe ola Market
HILL at $ D. u.
na-rurRD PRESBl rERiAN CHURCH.
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Clipped. Culled, and CONDEMNED.


Is Norfolk. Tuesday. George Mamie,
was convicted and sentenced % thl
penlteutiary IN the County Court fo
stealing three biscuits. lie broke a loci
10 do II.
A TERRIFIC THUNDERSTORM. with Z
dowupour OF ram PASSED. over DhvIli,
yesterday. The storm was followed b,
bitter cold snap. the thefmomelel
railing t. 40 degrees.
MAJOR BURR POWELL holland. " hos,
death IA LeesDurg nas been ANNOUNCED
was la ms seventy second year. IL,
had served IN the legislature. and wa.
. cultured and highly esteemed gen,l..
man.
COLONEL WOLFF (R pubIcsn) Of
fredericksburg. says that ne has beer
all around through the State OF late.
md Ills calculations are that Captain
Mex nuey > majority Viii be az le Is,
ID 900 If the Dem Gratis work more dnl
talk none the less.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

The fourth International PRS, Congress
will IN ct AT Il. Petersburg next year upon
the date of the Tooth anniversary OF the death
Of John Howard, the prison refOrmer. who
died al kcrshon in 1870. The Department Of
State at Washington has been notified tlat
the Russian Government desires to render
homage 10 the memory of that distinguished
phildnihrOpl>t. and therefore offers "A priZe
10 authors Of all nations for the best ESSAY
on The part taken by John Howard i'm the
history of prison reform" The essays are 10
be read and Judged by a committee selected
by the International Prison Congress.
The chief prize offered il 1000 francs and "A
large gold medal. \ smaller gold medal. sill
Yer medals, and honorable mention shall be
awarded 10 such ESSAYS as the jury shall
consider worthy. The work awarded the
first prize shall be- inserted in the proceed
ings of the Congress. but the right of reprint
VIII be reserved for the author. The reHl-
lations governing the preparation of the es-
says say that they must include: (A.j BIZ
ogrdphy Of John Howard. with review Of
his works; OBJ description Of penal inst-
iuilons IN John Howard time, and q de-
tailed enumeration of all the innovations
projected and accomplished by Howard i'm
those Institutions; CO. influence of How
ards views upon the subsequent history Of
prison reform; % photography Of John
Towards writings.
The ESSAYS must he sent by Man |. 1890.
% The chairman of the committee OH Organi-
alton of the International Prison Congress.
They must bear devices OF notices by which
hey will b. known, but the writer's names
must bc sent under seal to the committee.
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e-.,vreTNfN~TER CHURCH. corner
rnrt aud sycamore streets. Roy. II. B.. k-r
viii preach 800 p. ODD. sunday school no e.lo
81. BOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
The Death Record.

During the four days ending at noon to-
day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Fannie A. Miller, white, IS years;
George o. Moore, white, 81 years; Eliza Mace,
white, 50 years; Cora Jones, colored, months;
Isaiah Cerdy, colored, "a years; Isabelle Berry,
colored, months; Mary L. Chapman, colored,
years; Clara w. Owen, white. "a years; Eliza
beth A. Kendall, white, Sc years; Elizabeth
Caroline Brady, white, % years; Cordelia
Lynn. white. Sc years; John W. Amer, white,
SO years; James Cummings, white, rs years;
Susanna Turton, white, so years; VIM. T. Will
son, white, 81 years; Elizabeth E. Turner,
white, 81 years; Eliza j. Pritchard, white, AZ
years; VIM. Clark, colored, 81 years; Daisy
Bell Crawford colored 8 years Lille Palmer col
ored, gear; Isadore Stokes, colored, months;
unknown infant, colored. / month; Mary
Fauntroy, colored, 26 years; Cherry Bright,
colored, IS years; Sarah Gaines, colored, IS
years; Daisy Mann, colored, 6 months; James
Brunt. colored, go years; Mary A. Gray, col
ored, 81 years; Rose Queen, colored, q years;
Margaret F. Honeyman, white. Is years; Ed
ward Hazel white, S. years; Elizabeth Kelly,
white, 20 years; Graham McGlathery, white,
i month; William NJ. Beuchert, white, 10
years; Laura Ryan, white, 66 years; Martha A.
johnson, white, 81 years; Henry Butler, col
ored, 60 years; Arthur Craig, colored, year;
Georglanna Willis, colored, 4 months; Norah
Bowman, colored, n years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
THE NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.
An Address from the Council Of the
English Church.

The feature OF the third days session Of the
convention Of the New Jerusalem church this
morning at the church of Our Father Was the
address from the council Of the English church.
IL was read by their messenger, Rev. Mr.. Gun
ton, and was congratdlatory in its tone. A
reply was read by Rev. Mr.. Goddard. Rev.
MIR. Fox. of this city. was appointed as a special
messenger 20 take the address 70 the meeting
Of the English council, which will be held in
England In August next. Various reports were
received.
CHANCES ADOPTED.
Rev. I. f. Wright. OF Massachusetts,. from
the council Of ministers, offered an amend
ment 10 the bylaws. which was adopted.
changing the number OF members on the board
OF home and foreign missions from seven TO
nine.
He also reported in favor OF printing a,
abridged liturgy for the use Of missionaries.
This Recommendation was approved.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
was then held, and resulted in the recollection
of the old officers, as follows: President. Rev.
Chauncey Giles, of Philadelphia: vice-presi-
dent Rev. John Worcester. of Newtony,lle.
Mass. secretaries, Rev. Willard II. Hinkley, OF
Brookline, Mass, and Rev. S. s. Seward. OF
Dawson
The members of the general council were re-
elected. the only change being the substitution
of the name of Geo. W Thayer. of Michigan
in place Of NJ. ". Field. Of Michigan. deceased.
The other members are Rev. :. r. Dixie. ID. D.,
of Maine; Rev. John Whitehead. Of Pennsvl-
vania, Rev. l.. 2. Mercer, of Illinois; Rev. ]. c.
Aver, of New York; Albert Mason, of MassA-
chusetts; Job Barnard. Of this city: W. n Ho-
bart OF Ohio; Il. A. Reyes, of Illinois and Robt.
Carswell. of Canada
AT II o'clock the convention took a recess
until O'Clock in order TO call upon the Presi-
dent