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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-14
LOCAL NOTES.


Mr.. Farrar Of the Scottville CoW'ier
is in the city.
Miss Lula F.. Pecd will return to this
city Sunday from visit to her rela-
tiycs.
,lrs. II. l.. Pelouze and daughters
have returned from their European
trip.
Policeman Robbins Is confined to the
house on account Of injuries received
by fall.
Mr.. w. /. johnson. Of Halifax Court
house. was appointed = notary public
yesterday.
Misses James FaFipholt and Lille
Sullivan. are visiting friends in King
and Queen county.
Mr.. Charles II. Maurice. leaves to-day
for BlltmOte. to spend few days with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Lucian b. Tatumand wife. Of west
Franklin street. are visiting Or. klyes
Tatum in Harrlsonburg.
The much-needed matchmaking on
Grace street, between Seventh and
Ninth. has been completed.
Misses Mary Hart aud Ellen Jennings,
OF West Point, after a short VISIT 10
friends here. have returned home.
Mr.. Eddie Whitlock is in charge Of
Mr. Z. Whitlock : Old Virginia cheroot
exhibit at the Buffalo Exposition.
Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair will conduct
the services at the Male Orphan Asylum
tomorrow afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
Mir. Allan Talbot. Jr., who has been
spending TWO years in Europe. VIII sail
for home the latter part OF this month.
Mr.. Thomas Duke. Jr.. who has lust
lately retired from the livery business
in this city, will leave tonight for Ken
lucky, which place he Will make his
future home.
Mr.. Maurice T. Smith of VI. T. Smith
q Co., arrived in the city this morning.
from the White Sulphur. lie Is much
improved in health by his visit 10 that
popular resort.
Capt. G.. Watt Taylor. ex Chief Of the
Richmond Fue Department. IS now IN
Kansas City attending the National
Convention of Chief Engineers Of the
various fire departments.
The police Of the First district had
their weekly drill yesterday evening at
five clock, in Old Market Hall. They
are being drilled by Sergeant Howard,
an old Confederate war captain. under
Upton tactics.
The Washington street bridge across
Shockoe creek, near the grain elevator.
which was washed away by the freshet
last July, has been rebuilt. The work
was finished yesterday. The new
structure Is in four spans and Is eighty
feet long.
An unique souvenir of the ESht
against MahOne has been gotten up by
Mr. Tom Hicks, OF this city. IL is a
round metal concern, one iuch aud a
half in diameter. On one side are the
words: If in doubt about your vote.
reverse this aud look at your face On
the reverse side is a small mirror. in
which the man 10 whom II Is shown
sees his own fac.
Among the rermant residents of Bon
Air, are the following cotlagers from
Richmond : Polk Miller. Jacob Bates,
John j. Hampton. Rev. DR.. X. Hezen.
j. Webb Pep!oe, samuel }. Register. J.
Blythe Moo.e. NJ. Fielding Douthat
Colonel r. NJ. K. Talcott. George ;.
Cock, William Simpkin. w. :. Forbes,
VI. NJ. Gillian. Robert Stiles and Is. X.
Victor. Mr.. \. l. Adamson, OF Man
chester. is also the owner Of a cottage
there. The fire there in no wise lessons
the ardor Of the cottages for Bon Air.
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4 Youthful Couplc Married.

Mr.. Charles w. Davis, a Western
Union telegraph oIefatcr. and Miss
Katie A. Burke, Of y0S south Fifth
street, were married Thursday after
noon by Rev. Father ntrney. The
groom Is twenty one Yeas old. and the
bride nineteen. Mr.. William Burke
acted as best man.
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Pleasant Entertainment at Lee Camp.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of Robert f..
Lee Camp, No. l. Confederate Veterans,
will entertain the Camp next Friday
night, September Goth. This will be an
unusually pleasant and enjoyable occa-
sion. There will be a short address by
a popular speaker. There will be mu-
sic-yccal and fundamentally we'll
known persons aIs) choice readings.
After the above programme has been
gone through. refreshments will be
served. The name of the gentleman
who will address the Camp ana the
ladies will be announced later.
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Ifsf,J free Of an chdr1f' ~ '' H.
1.,,o0e, 10 ,l1fc inq0iry ne 20 ''i'i'' 80.
.,,,,. ,oea .reet. IN alterations "''. ''
1o,o,, ,esoried ~ He IfhhN 't'
F.,l.ioy mini. ofte''I's H. Nf .'
,p5ishedh M re,f pr'''o''
nsrlKST BAPTIST CHURCH '''"''
Twelfth and broai siie'iS-i 49,.
n ~, b,. rey. John Pollard ID. ID. y" g.
al night lourn-siiftl 'N't'
Williams at ~.la BE- in-
aa-SFcoND BAPTIST CHUtH, corner 81
Main and sixth stlct. Row W.
drum. -. f.. pastor Norsiip d. " ,,
and + D. m runday-i cr''i 90 ""'
-tra. gers welcome.
a7,VFNABLE-sTHEEr lilN'Ii cofn'.
Icfq,c.nfv. nt~tand Ncnanie. sunni '.'.
nt a.5. 81. tn. reaching lr iAt il.'''i' "''
+ a.. II. PITT nc II "a. m ana 800 p. N''
rrriAY-srRtEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Clay ANA Graham Streets N''.7
Ic. ,loptoa pastor worship 90 ID o.. ni' 'i''
/ 3 p. DOB.
e., GRACE srnLErBNrii'f thDh'".
/ Pastor. Dr. ~. r. Hatcher. SUNDAY s'''.
~. ,, NaIrr-lift services Hf n n, il, Iii- /
iat service Iyoung men1s| no p p il. ff'' +
seats und welcome lp $685.
nswFsr MAIN SrRENr nAprie +
lrurR,H. corner Main anl Bench .ir'ri-. T
/ mr.. p. A. Goodwin 1911 preach Hi ID d.. l |
and f.I1 D.. m. sunday sfNIN. ut I'd i' DID. 80. |
ate welcome.
! sa-lrlGu--rprEr BAPTIST CHURCH f
fcorncr 1iIwcniy-aah and Leigh streets ..-
prcachIne ly fhc pastor. lff.l VI lin. b. /
Ip.atIf "a. u ani -.lH p. Odd, SUNDAY N..
at a:l5 a. in.
o. FIRST rRE~BriRlAN CHURCH.. /
corner of Grace aad Madison 'i..-i.eF. /
L. +. infm.r %. b.. oi iron lheN.'e.
l-rminrr,. ,r.li preach at 81 3D.. BOD. NN .rfNi' /
at ui-ht.
r.. .WFsTNNIsTfH CHURCH.. c'nef ;
Cary arl sycamore Streets. lf.J. b. iaii- T
mcr WIN preach go D. b.. u. ~nriaf school ai .
osl5 90. BED.
fs.sECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. T
nr. Hocc vIU preach at % g.. In. i.r ho.f
for ate noon service wili n'3 In. i "i
In'fiuef rrtfl further IuI.rr. iIl.
TurnluI win preach ln inn O.i NnA'I ii'iI
no el5p m.
r.IWRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,. T
Vcv.I.p. Cannon. pastor. ir.achiN" NE pr /
nlsioral q l. ln.. oud lf Rows. TOY i.. N''-
tim n' - D. nA
f--forDTU rNt~rNrfRltN CHURCH.. +
We, Greco ,ff,ci Rev. d. calvin i.NlfI,
'ra,for Sermon Ht 90 or.Hoi. a Dob and
Ie.clo. D. m I'D.
nn,'-. h' e.l'. o.,,, ..
.nec aut ahr0fn $500 .0'nr i''.I
1.-GgAcE- STREET pRE-nYrhRAN T
.CnDRci, iame. s. lal d. D.. r1,'or
.fnr. Sabbath school tDfI''.s r' '.ii I..
Wcane.fny nI-Hi erft .cr- HI.f. r.i-
|dld 1000 t'r-fitn NtI'.Nr Ni' i.
GALL ~tihl-' iii I|li 5000. ''-
.ftrrrn rfIrf.I.nrr.l t,IHe. ..H'.Is. I'.f. D. 3D.
f.,,.,t... r..... .-.f,...-. .f .If HfI..r| T
|srr
r..,fDNNE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT /
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ST., ,,0t-,. l..,. Dc ra.t.r .at.ns f.- +
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t'
.,..t.. r...n,r Dfr.urIr |
AZ N'
.n Williams. assistants -f...i.. ..rt.r.. ai .
ID 3D. . .r.I . .r DID,. -0H.|. l..II..|I .I N u
Ia Dr..
'''.''
|aI lUr-IUr H.I ...N I
Imleha.I .II lI.a.N .I ID t.Ni. .. rl N...
p. ~I. ANDREWS 'l'' Do 'i. '''
IHuf.f .ni Beverly -frD.I.. i'.t. f'.r i'"
|tf- D. 3D.. f.UINr Services .t|'N -.'
Imam uri ~,f1f..l -n'.
lam.
Ga,r JOHNS IIuff-fANi Iil-''-
ip,I. rul-rDff BROAD Street .I..NO.n INlI.|
r. Dbl"
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pAINfs.--f led. on Friday night. the Ian
Instant. nt ~ . O'Clock. THOMAS RAMS.
in fno l1rfv-s'cfnd year ~ his age
funeral viii take place from tho H4ir.
Baptist Church On sunday CSC.
ming af l.gO O'Clock. ffiouis and acquarf.
..r... rr. invited fn 1ffcn1.
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PURE SALAD OIL.

we have. of ,uroHn Importation n tey
superior
OLIVE OIL
DID NoHiD. Dr tFo SALON Gins. which we ware
mntlm .al of the finest quality $50
have ieDn Importing ihIs GOD lor scseri
vears. all an confident hat meie
no,hns superior JOB tne United states.
PURCELL. IAuu g. rO. Druggists.
mhlffl N0.5 Governor Street
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ro,Nln.uI>e rowDrrs
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CHURCH NOTICES.

-. o,, column Of church No'ice' A" f'~.
NJ, l.,n of an cAarge. re co"nof "'1''''..
bsr,ocer 10 oi1ie ing"'ry ~ 10 ,, b. ..,.i.
mai. oaca rect. ~ o'i'fo,'.,. b.. ~. r..
naf are geporicd 70 M' TIM ,,,, o.
r,a,o, a.git oHr,avne hf 'r ''''
,yJfshfdh M vof irr'iDhf
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SCAvENGERS.

The matter of electing scayenger
for the city came up. and the applca-
tions of all of the parties desiring the
position were read by the clerk.
The City Attorney was asked as to
what was the law As to the scavenger
duty in making away with the night
soil. He said there was nothing on
;he subject. The night coil. the city
ordinances said. should be deposited
where the Board of Health approved.
This ordinance was adopted fifteen
years ago.
IL was suggested that this matter be
now settled.
Mr.. Weisiger offered resolution that
the night soil shall be deposited where
the Board of Health shall approve.
Agreed TO.
The Council then laid aside the sea,
enger question and took up other mat
ters.
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a. LIFE AND AnNENTMiss ION, smlhs
new Central hall. fiiih street, between
liroaC and MARSHALL ->cfNicts every lords
Day al 4 cioci. p n. An inNited
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Who has not heard oI Belle Isle
Ii is here that the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works are located. The ex-
net time at which the company was
chartered is not definitely known, but
il was somew here about the beginning
of the present century, that company
was formed with capital stock OF
$500 600, and commenced work under
the name of the Old Dominion Iron and
Nail Works. The success OF the com
pany is monument 10 the fact that
Richmond. beyond doubt. IL the heid
for business ventures in the manufac-
turing world.
The works are situated on Belle Isle.
picturesque spot comprising forty
seven acres Of land. This makes the
company the largest real estate owners
in the city, the works lying within the
corporate limits. Since 1883 they have
been owned aud operated by the pres
ont company--all Richmond men. The
first president of the company was w.
5. Triplett the second, Boiling w. Hax-
all. third, X. T.. Biankenship accident
ally killed by cans while presidentl.
He was also the executive officer OF the
company during Mr. HsxalIs incum-
sbepcy. The fourth president and IN
cumbent Is Mr.. Arthur Il. Clarke, a
gentleman not much out OF his teens.
but thoroughly equipped for the duties
OF the place. Mr.. Douglas Baird 10 the
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sOUTHsIDE LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.

The franchise granting TO the South
side Land and improvement Company
the right 10 construct line Of street
railway up Semmes from Seventh street
To Ninth: thence to Perry: thence to Co
wardin avenue and back TO Semmes,
came up.
The important point raised and dis
clssed was, shall this company be ex-
empted from taxation for ten years :
The ordinance was adopted exempting
the track from taxation. The franchise
grants the company the right to use
either double or single tracks. an when
the city shall pave any street whereon
any of these tracks are the company
shall pay the amount required under
the general ordinance.
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|. a.~FhIE> rs Meeting flr divine Av0. min
every sabbath morning al II o'cl,ck. >orts
are free ardAil are welcome. Meetln-- house.
Clay street. abOve first. Services also az 4 1
clock ON Wednesday morning.
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ALMSHOUSE.

Mr.. F.. W. Weis,ger moved that the
sum OF 81 600 be appropriated for the
establishment Of an almshouse on the
land OF the old smallpox hospital. In
the discussion 1t was learned that 1t
cost 81 300 to support the paupers of
Manchester. These paupers were taken
care Of in the almshouse OF Richmond.
The time had come, said one Council
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sS-rANt OR-SIBt Emission sunday
school at . "a. M. and 3.i0 p. m Prayer meet
ng Thursday night 60 = O'Clock. Al well
come
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E1-CHNl-IAlEfpuisN cucnru cen
tral Han, i.ffn street. between broad unl
Narnll.-lir Alex. iHchIf. "a nllnl Nielfh-
az. Will -irnk 0n tlfe llotrc ni Many A.nu-
sious-- Where is lt 600 J ID. ri.. ana Hf 80 OBJ.
ou "lhe fuoli>hnDss of Paul, Ife.chlnf.H
Hare invited.
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1sFIKsI BAI1IoI 'liUh'h' ''''.' ~
Twelfth and proad sifeois.-Fte"'.''''- p.
nj. bv rev. John Pollard. ID. p- ~, il r
m night. iour'n-siteei 'h'i'''
Williams at ~.la b.. in.
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-sFcoNDB BAPTIST cHUcii' corner 81
Main and sixth strct, Rev, w. " '''
drum. -. f.. pastor worship "i "'
and + y. m ruuday- cl''pI Ni '"' "'
SRA gers welcome.
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WFsI-kND MEMORIAL CHURCH
Manchester Rev. "a. ID. Anvil. oi CiHy-
street 81 B.. Church. Richmond. viii preach
fo-mor oW nt q. M.
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G3-RE>IKNOIE MISSION. Rev. =. g.
Dolsey. plsf1i. Wol.h.pat l1 q. m. sun.
day-schoDi so p.5l a. n. Player meeting
tuesdays at $40 b. DID,.
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fa.lfIGu--rPIEl BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorncr of Twenty and Leigh streets
prcachne hy fhe PASTOR lff.l W Ii'- p. '.
p..atII 3D. DID. AND -:lH 20 Odd, SUNDAY N.i.''
Hf a:lt %. lU.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
marc reeds "a - iicws
as ORDINANCE

70 srrsrs seetia1 ore - 81 orflnanes 81 ths
,sfr ~ g-srd Rerids entitled "tr 0fd
nance q, guard aEaIra fbs Cslarr ties .f
Frs pssssf rrI n frL g. frofu fins ts
time herafefere amended.
section THe common Council ~ ne CRY
~ crane Eapfs ~ orta q. That ~ sstlet ore
~ 81 ord ranee ~ fhs City ~ srnnf nar.er
e-.faeg tr or6irstes - roero araf.sf ta.s
cslsr - ~ Firs approved tpru = ISL ns
err ere ~ tns heretofore amended b.
sd tis sane r. bersoy AMENDED 81 ts reae as
f9fr
see ar = 10 huH tna o. ps~f fhe~eaf ~
ofnes ru rev - erterI or wa.iF eonstraftff
~ wood pr De ruste- s' sasH 81 re
ugree rfo psree upon. rfbu g. repa rec ~
removed lro1 be So tc sn1fssr. it those
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MaFoks oFFIcs. Z

20 AAee 4+art+c Aa--ars wv -|r 49,
Gentlemen et tie ts4le-l-It becomes ~
sa1 dlEy 90 ottelally announce Go your heaer-
able saas sac44eg o a the Board - hefles
alt hqlal flt.sl. raasea ~ lhe dratl ~ al
hoao-- an4 s.1cisat member. James B. 0ui1
fof4
therefore. ln order th4t we nay unite in
fsa-sfias @ the befeaBel 2ad aG Gtcted family
oi rae aeeras-t olr sympathy and coincidence,
I a.uld recommend the appointment - =
committee OF thrre members of the council o.
draft suitable resolutions in communication u
o4T departed friend and brother ofneer.
JoHN klLLEAg.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Onlce
Grand Rapids Mich. nov. IS. 1ssa. J
Notice is hereby given tnat the Assessments
roll Tor the construction or a sewer in the alley
hstWafn E sw rfh avenue and Calder street
from Cherry 20 0aSas street. rs now fin nv
hands. and that r VIII receive payment thereon
for tle period % twenty davs from this date
az the Office Of the Civ Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY
Nov. - City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CrvTRrAsrzER's Oyv1cr

bfTF lkEAsI BIB ; bFFICE.
GRAND Rams. Mich. nov. 8. lSS5.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of "A sewer iu sheldon
street from Wealthy avenue to Wenham
avenue. is now In nv hands. and that I viii
receive payment thereon for the period OF
twenty days from this date. at the Of1ce OF
the city Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE P PERRY.
Nov 26 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

OEO- X fERRTs
City Treasurer.
AID. Creque moved that the request be
granted.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Creque En-
mer. Lsunierc. ODonnell. Rodgers. Saunders
stein. stokes. sproul. Stebbins. stryker. Jur-
uer. Yerex-l5.
N8ys-None.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

kspeTss fr0Ua boAra "a fueliC " orks-
Approx uass estimate 81 eest 81 impreFlng
tSsi t9lta4 s.r-s& lrom oaolh lulon 90
South hasl ssreet ezsaaai sl46sgs. 49, prs-
se4tee. AID Aeeefle1 &la flea
0EsAe AAFlas. Niaa Kos ~ lssa
T. the hoaoI4bis Nssor Ene CanamQr C.ta
clL
0eutienlen-l have tas tauor to repert tas
completion ~ 4e c1atract lar colslra.tI..e :
sewer la t-fsl street .lTom NlcaaaA aaa
broa4v@y stresf sa4 ihat iutersectias ia.
pTsfed streets aafs b-ea pTe per.y lestafo4
kes,trot tf4iy submitted
h a lolaaR
Accepted and aea
Reports fTsla kloara st fuliCe AHa flr.
Ao1ls lssl0Aers.
6EAsH harlns. Aic1.. Nos q lass
T. the Honorable Beard ai foAos 4ad fils
Commission ers
OcAtiel.en-t laer direction 81 the haard
I transmit sea 3 rrpau of thr Csna.-
rlon 81 sireei ghts for the wee6 enains
November a. lsS. lnag remained Gl.llshiea aae
A.Gf a44 sRcI.
Respectfully.
bf NCkFYK0fuN
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 tie taste, AID acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eteclaally, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing 70 the taste and ae-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
- action and truly beneficial ia It's
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sala in SOC
and 81 bottles b7 all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 Try il Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAE FRANCISCO. csl.
LOUISVILLE. N. As~ rosk. M
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or1eFs1 pa e1 81 1rrfe2t pe1Ets. uoSliy cat
sac "a hc o-2lness lAsr9as lll4aSs g tse -
~ hase go 81 uSe ~ sleetrie are likhss 81 .
s4tal .sss sl q 1919 ser va aBeal 81 as
lz1aPs a. totai cess 81 aoe-l s-4C pea year
l- lze4ndesccnt lamps at . Eetal eost e. s2s6
Pa year. llo aapht1s lamps 81 taIsl eost II
aos1l soss srf year sn1 l.o of TIE lrlse sht
aEe Nesr1s cgUp4nys amps a. : cosI of
u psr seAg. al4S -ls sraDl tef4l ef - esa
t9r azaIlGg car c.rs ss s. - now nEhtea. Aew.
gentlemen q am correct - ths statements
tereia made. snd part.e .eularly ia t1s ass one.
lEvo1la and 4oes Ssem 60 uls litl.- extrasA-
Eang O. of1er - or more addlr on. lamps
even d usay 81 the presear Daphtls
lanps are displaced Is 50 dong
nile I believe in givaE 0ur eill1els
q sl1eleBt aweulE of lkot as / elso
braefs lbry are uiLllg aEa rr4ls 10 Pas ier
Sc. a. n0E believe ID l4alllE the ID 5aNu win
= lzt seems - oe unnecessary tz1at.ol. tleTe-
- llereasi : rAe burden u a. already over
la2el comm -nIgy Ido nol Nlsh l. be under
slosa IS sssiag th4i the hsares presented tn
tlis comm Gnlc lc4Uol are absolutely correct
51g a. say thry 4re approximately correct
sad upon fhem ! base nay action.
It h-s beeu stated before the council that
people hYiag On the ogts1lrts II the clfy are
enuted % This large expenditure II money
4a4 LNat TIC ANaEAs eA tAe EttE NeAAANA ANe-A-
be unjust 90 them. Ii might be ~ few. t4t
- q rule believe IL wOule te beDrnt 90 theu
oy d. ening their taxes ueNi year and fur
ther believe that if the proposition NGs sub
mittea 90 Them. whether they would prefer 10
gel along With The present naphthA laAps AZ
cost IL about = pr year. or 90 down iuto
gheir pockets and pay their share ~ the so
lamp. thereby increasing their already high
taxes the proposition would be showed under
with negative votes. And again. this prop0si
ton Is more sweeping Ia its eAtrasagsut priv
ileges than the one defeated Two weeks age.
The former limited the number Of lamps 10 be
placed al sy0 the latter SAWS sJv or more AZ the
discretion Of the Committee on Lamps. II
PASSED over the OBJ ecti ons herein stated, you
can rest assured there VII be no balance Ia
he lamp fund al the end OF the nscal year
but that il viii undoubtedly be several thou
sand dollars in debt. and in that event the
people living ia their small homes on the out
skirts Of the city VIII be Obliged 10 assist IN re-
plenishlns 10. Now. gentlemen. from a busi-
ness standpoint. would h not be- better 70 defer
tins large expend tIre OF money until the leo
globe lamps now in use have passed the test OF
the storms and frost OF the coming winter. and
then act with the benefit OF such experience.
Respectfully submitted.
J0HN hmLEAS
Mayor
Filed Tuesday. Nov. 26. > p. m.
M. A. sHiNkNAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

pRoB ATE ORDER-State II Michigan. Coun-
~ 90 Kent ss 40 session % the Probate
Court for said County - Kent. held a. the Pro
hate offca Ia the city 20 Grand Rapids. on
the tfh tsF of November. On the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty nine.
Present. Cyr'is r. Perkins. judge ~ Probate.
Tn the matter q the estate Of EBESEzza >.
" Ef weToV deceased
Efson =. Wellington. executor i0 Michigan
81 the asst vii and testament Of said deceased
having rendered % rhis court bis tnal admin
tstrarIcu account
10 is ordered rhat Friday. the 6th dav OF
December next AZ i0 o'clock in the fore
noon a. said Prnh bate Nf'ra. ne appointed for
examination ard allowance = said account.
And ir "a further ord erett. shat a copy % mis-
crder Do publ shed fh roe successi - weeks pre-
vious % sait dnv ~ hearing. iu fha Grand
Rapids Daily IeIegrsm-H rraid. news
paper printed and circulating in said County
OF Kent
CA true COPY CtRt + r. PERKINS.
Judge 90 Probate
AocfFH r. Masov. Register we'd
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

pROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
~ % Kent. IS At a session OF the Probate
Court for said County of Kent. held at the Pro
bate ONCE. In The city % Grand Rapids. on the
Eth tag 0l November. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty nine.
Present. Cyrus E. Perkins Judge % Probate.
Fox. deceased.
r. Crofton Fox. adm nisfrat0r % said estate
having HE'D in this court A petition praying
thar slime and place b. aNsd for the eXamin-
atiOn and allowance 0f his hual account In
said matter.
It is ordered. that Friday, the fth day Of
December ReEt. AZ ten 0'clocS IN the forenoon.
az said Probate Office. be appointed for the *
Animation arf allowance ~ said account
Aud it is further ordered. that q copy Of this
order ne puhlls three successive weeks
previous o. said daY % hearing IN the Grand
Rapids daily rEITGEtv-H g8ALD. newspaper
printed aad circulating In said county Of
Kent CYRUS r. PERKINS.
"A true copy Judge Of Probate.
AnorrH B. Mason. Register. we'd
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

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