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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
OASGERaus Use OF STRONG PURGlTIVRs

Most pills. purgsllyes, and Bitter Waters
which act quickly upon the bowels irritate aud
ofton destroy tho mucous coats Of the stomach
and bowels. Indeed, their cathartic action Is
directly caused by the irritation OF the bowels.
which they produce. Their action should be
soothing and stimulating instead Of irritating.
A continued uss Of such remedies produces
chrOuic Inflammation o. the stomach AND bowels.
TINS often ends IN dangerous disease. The use
OF the genuine imported Carlsbad Soru1el salt
Il highly recon mended as an aperieuL laxative,
and dilretic, because ia action Is due solely 70
is solvent and stimulating properties i.
500 hes aud sIlays Inflammation. aud is there
fore much preferable ~ al strong pgrga1lyes
and Bitter Waters
Bsuaro Of imitaiion& Dr. TOSoldrs lecture
on CARLSBAD Sprudel salt and pamphlets mailed
free. Eisner Il Men ielsOn Company, Sole Agents,
Barclay street. New YORK. 70 Gin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
RALPH CHANDLER.
Death or this Rear Admiral OF tae
United states Navy la Hong ROng.

The death from apoplexy at Hong
Kong OF Rear-Admirai Chandler, com
handing the Asiatic station, is an
nounced. His life was one Of eminent
usefulness 10 his country.
Ralph Chandler was born in New
York Augusta, 1920. He was appointed
to the navy on September "a, 1915, at
the age of sixteen years. After six
years OF service OF sea he received his
first promotion, that Of passed midship-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
rre.identiaI Afratra.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y VrIokI Oh 70 'IIJ 17I"tfFVI''I
WASHINGTON, February 20.-The Presi.
dent has signed the Nicaragua bill,
4 telegram was received by the Secretary
Of State to-day from Hubbard, United States
Minister 10 Japan, saying he has signed ihe
treaty Of commerce, amily, and navigation
with japan.
The President TO-DAY directed the dis
charge Of Lieutenant LandOn +. Jouett,
United States navy, with one years pay.
This officer was examined for promotion ana
was found morally disqualified. lie was
given another trial, but failed to meet the
requirements of the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
A cap,ps. wanted.

rBy AnglO-American cable 70 the Dl.pa'ch-l
pans. February 20.-Presldent Carn s,
has summoned DeFreyeinet 70 FORM Osol
net lie mss consented and Is oei'eYeu no
viii DO successful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

So As seconds Donoghue defeated Won
Panschin in the two-mile race on Janu-
airy l1ta, being seven seconds ahead
OF the Russian sud covering the
distance in six minutes and twenty
four seconds, the best time on record.
Three days later Donoghue and the
Russian raced at Yiennaa mile, with Won
Panschin the winner by the fifth OF q
second, making the distance in two
minutes and fifty-seven seconds. At
Hamburg, on January 18th, Donoghue
defeated tho German champion Harws
Hn performances in Europe resulted IN
his defeating everybody opposed to him
excepting the Russian champion, who Is
a man twenty-eight years old. The in
tention is to send Donoghue to Europe
next year. when it is hoped his snpre-
macy in the art OF skating will be made
unquestionable as regards all distances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Refused 90 JOtn the Association
c,v ,a,aSraph 70 the Dispatch-l

NEW YoRK, February 20.-The Illinois
Central railroad directors have formally re-
fused 10 enter the "luterstaie Commerce AS.
eoclation." being ADVISED by their counsel
that their charter does not permit them 10
enter into tie agreement. They, however,
express themselves as entirely 10 sympathy
Win It, and promise their support OF II III
oxarv way DOSSinle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Trying 30 Provide Azainss yellow
Fever
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstoh.l

10y leIegfalh 70 Iuu HE7PsV9II'I
JACKSONVILLE, February 20.-The special
session OF the FLORIDA Legislature adjourned
this afternoon after having passed the COM
mittee substitute for the Senste bill insli-
tuting state board OF health. The bill has
been signed by the Governor, and the bosrd
must be appointed within tnnty DAYS. II
consists OF three members, aud they appoint
state health officers. The bill is not all That
was hoped for. but meets with general ap'
proyal throughout the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
BUTCHERED.
Mou u Negro Girl HtIied a Nan in
Norfolk.
lspeclal telegram % the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the DIspatchI
NORFOLK, VA. February 20.-A highly
sensational murder occurred on the corner
OF Ouoen and Church streets tonight in the
presence Of a crowd Of people. A Young
colOred man named Thomas Gray was fu-
riously and sayageiy attacked by young
mulatio girl named Nellie White aud cut
with A razor across the breast and throat
dix or eight times, each incision cutting 50
deep that the blood spuried in stresms IN
every direction. The man died from the
buichery IN less than On hour II seems that
Gray hid abandoned Nellie for another
sweetheart, and was ont taking walk with
the latter when Nellie heard OF II, and,
blinded with rage and jealousy, got on bis
track with the deadly razor and carried out
her threat 70 Kill him. Gray was taken TO
the home OF bis mother. No. 22j Queen
street. and Dr. T.. V. Newton, the coroner.
bcld an inquest. The grl Nellie was ar
rested aud locked NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
yrrANTgD.-BEING DESTROYS OF

w giving our entire time snd attention 10
our Liquor Department we offer for sale tho
STOCK ard FIXTURES Of our corner store,
Ninth ann Main streets. now occupied a. soda
and Nincrsl-W Water Depot aud ClgaF-stOre. Our
soda spparatgs. "The Nauoh," il one Of the
largp.t aud hsndsomest Souih. sHl The location
being he pesi IN the city Is well adapted for the
aboye business, or would be veil suited FOR fruits
ana cooieciiou cries or a prescription drugstore.
For terms ana further psrticniars address
CHARLES 2. WINSTON 1 Co,
10 gi-2t SIS and SIS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Innnpu noNnGHUs.
OfaeNbUrG, n. T., champion skater
or che world.

Newburg has given Joseph DonOghue
a royal welcome home after his wonder
full successes in Europe. He Is the
champion skater Of the world, although
only eighteen years old. His life was
uneventful until the present winter,
Donoghue made his first appearance
in Europe at Amsterdam on January
sth. He WIS unplsced by fall in the
half-mile contest Tor the worlds cham
pionship on that day. The following
day Won Panschin, the Russian cham
pi0n, defeated him in the mile race by
two yards, the time being 2 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
o,,nv wants HIN Arrested.

fBy Anelo-Amsrtcan cable to the Dlspa'eh'l
BkRlIN, February 2O,-Ihe Cologne Ca
,.,,s say. that Germany demands that the
1,ni Init states Government arrest and punish
Correspondent a-r Klein for his actions 10
samoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
AMusEaxNrS

VIE OLDE FOLKES' CONCERT.
II which vas 20 much ee1orcd ty tns large
audience ct The I. ~. {. A. friday evesia<, VIII
DO repeated On MKT FRIDAY kfk<iNA
TrInisy Lodge, ladspsnters oraer q o2e>
rempisrA pu-St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
nursiie Race

fBy Anglo-Anerican cselo 70 inc p'spss'n,l
LoxpoN, February 2o.-The race ior tue
sandown grand prize handicsp hur9le i rae
At ats; ssn s"sei rsss Ssy colt Csstilean.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
Ntearaguan BIZ

rsy telegraph 20 the DispascO.l
w,su,xoroS, February 20. The NIcara
o,,'n canal bill was approved by the Pfesi
dept to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
BALTIMORE srook MARKsr

BALTIMORE. No. February 20--Virginia con-
soils. ilsig; DO. I0-i0's, $50 bid do 81 s. bid ;
baltimore and Ohio STOCK. e0s Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lsts, 9isa954 do
%, % 10. eds, "a. Consolidated gas bonds, il0a
li0A; do. stock. Az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

m, Maur,er the a. tist Of Punch, has done
- nrotitsble thing 10 iliustrasipg su eai
49, AZ ,nxe Of that unpleasant novel, "As
an . Looking. Glass"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
gGoua
COTTON REPORT

We quote. Fias. e. 5Ossa75 super1ns. t27ss
g.. Is; extra. sL5)ssl75. fanuy, Sia;A5o. pateas
iamiIy, couatcy. tL75atAs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

ali. like hot eskes- salvation on, 'os
.ras,es. cure on earth for pain. Price =
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
eEAIR AID COTTON EyURAsag

oFFEgfH8s
Waskr.-i 40 bushels
COGS.-1 so DusbeiS
OATs.--4.80J blsheiA
sALEs REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WnEGF.-Longbeiry 500 bushels prime on pri-
vale terms. Mixed co. bushels very good on
private terms.
COaS.-White, 240 bushels very good q, ssc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN coEEEcTIos rHIRzwrrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York snd Richmond
stock yxehangss-arain, Flour, Cor
tor, Neat, and other Quotstiona
tBy Telegraph TO the Dispaica.l

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatca-l
s7 WASHINGTON. February s.-For vir-
gkIn ,ginis, fair, followed By Hight rain on
-----ivirginia coast, warmer. variable winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
vAsxErs BIT rstsszApa
NgH Yosk.

NKr Yonx. February 90--cotton stesty: sales
to-day, S03 bales; uliiling uplAnds, iofc.; Or
leans i0'<c.: net receipis 1853 baies. exports-
to 0reA. Britain. t75 bales: STOCK. s1l,i'a bales.
Southern iiOur eIrrnger. Wheat Qaiot. options
nFm; No. red. ssae9ic. Ia elevstor; ~.
RED, February, eSae. Nay ani Ju1o. sl0lec
Corn Quiet aud easier; No. ?. &C. IN elevator
options drmer but dun; February, So. March,
Nip. Msy. $40 Data stesdy and quiet op-
tons firm February. eve March. Nifc. Hogs
quiet and nrn. Cotes drna aud steady. fehru-
airy, sl605aSI&i0: March. si1iSsfiao; Nay,
$iG l0asik .: spot RIO Hrrrer fair catRoeS tsJA
Sugar-Raw dun fair roaulng, iSiec. renoei
QUIET MOlasses DUH Petroleum steady re-
fined. ss.la Cott0n-seed oil steady. ho.in quiet
and 1rn strained. common 10 good. tieoati.l 10.
Turpcnune steady % Az arc. Hides hrm and
quiet Wool quiet and steady. FORK eteeit.
Beef quiot Beef hams inactive At fl27saflA
Tered hocf dnli giiy extra India mess. fisatl'
Cut meats weak Picked shoulder. fAo2ks
sAs5: picked hams f9.saaii0; pickioi bellies,
az. Modes dun: shOrt-cicar, sf.ft Ltri eA'ief
and dun. western sroam. So city. sG65. opitous.
February, fGe9: Ms0ch and April. ft.1; NAY.
81 refined dun. freights steady cotton, Slt1.;
Grain 4 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
cHIcAoo

CHroloa February l-lhe cash quolatlols
we're: Flonr nrn. 80. spring ani Nc. red
wheat ti06i,aSi.oe's. No ? corn, Sc No
oats, g1kc. Mess-pork. 81. TART. tAasa
sA57i.. ShOrt-ribs. g. '5sfN - shoulders. tA5a
tA6sls short-ciear, <oai8Ilh. Whiskey. ti.Vs
The Leading futures ranged az follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
mAnsSG IsrELLIsEscE.

SABINE AMI ELLIGEaCE.
MISIATURg ALMANAC. FsBRuAEy q. 1854
sam risss.......... $50 HIGa tiDk
sun ets........... 3.55 Morning gf2
Moon 1900 evening ......... -lo:ls
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEsSuAsg %. iSsa
SAILED
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers. l. B. Iatan. agent.
FORT OF NEWPORT NEws. FEBRUARY 20, 1880.
.by relegrspa.l
ARRTyED.
Steamship ola Dominlon, Couch. Richmond.
merchandise
Steamship PhRnix. New Orleans. coaled, and
sailed for Queenstown.
schooner W. p. Hood. Ross, Prcvideoce. 70 load
coal
sAnxn
stesnship Oxenholm, Liverpool, cotton.
Steamship Gem. Liverpool. cotton
schooner r. Randall, chsnTicx. New London,
coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21

Market lrm.
QUOTATIONS.
hIDDLIHg, Jkc.
Low MfDOLlsG. &c
6oOp OapiNAaT. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-21
RICHYnHn sroCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,. February 10, 1854
sALRs-SEcosD BOARD.-i eco virginia new So
at $50, 1000 DO a. 65A; 10 Sioss stock st 3lA.
cf,sino rotations - tas 5tJcG BoaFt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

msrlalAn llne aided 70 the half rates
grated D. He Various s1exmsszt Ines,
are clearly m.st 4dYADszgeo1s th-s
year.
From 81 - nts ln tie Lover PENN
s1L4, east of tne meridian has. the
rates are at a. high A they we're 70
- L0uls. ana lD many Instances 20 lot
greatly exceed the rstes 70 Columbus
.zst year. therefore Ne sincerely hope
Id confidently believe that Il you
vii Kindly place the facts before A.
the o.. A. 2. posts n Michigan, they
vi. realize tkat our Efforts have not
been unaFaiilng, and that TIE tzalspor-
tzticn companies desire % transport
them Al as lOw rates A. can D. granted
for the service u be- performed, w.th-
out financial l0ss. We 90 not believe
that our Old comrades desire rate
that slIl be less tnan the actuai cost ~
transportation, and We believe tLat
aaeu they know the facts taey can
bat appreciate our united Efforts IA
-he.g behalf. IS len pleading fss lowest
possible rates We were invariably met
= IN the following arguments
10 IS a tact sell known - many, es-
peC-a.ly those engsged IA the frausp0T-
titlOu sefElce, that the Iall lines cen
term. Ar Milwaukee must. during en-
ciiapmeslt week. devote almost their
entire motive power, train crews AMI
seTFioe 60 the passenger traffic, thus
losing large portion OF their freight
earnings by reason OF their inability 10
haadle Toe ire gat and properly take
care OF the ncrezscd passenger busl-
ness 20 ne carried AZ hall rates.
The managers OF the railway slnes,
pursuant 70 the requirements Of the
Interstate commerce law, hold that
they must make the same rates 20 the
pablc that they make for the G.. A. K.
proper. and lu con-euting % throw the
cnule railway system Of this country
op~n, from AL points 10 Milwaukee,
through Chicago, the great commercial
rcutef, au0 tle steamers across tile
ltke 20 0ne-haif the regular rates. for
an entire week for gong. and another
week returning. WITH provision for fur
rher extension Of time on returning
coupons, they claim that they have
shown a. great beraity ~ the proper
ty tney represent can aIfOrd.
The comparative statement referred
- IS hereto attached:
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

The upholstery FOR Householder :
hands has arrived, and Luby i also
viii tne team. The par WI probably y
Be lat battery Ter today.
J Ole. oi Racine, MS, who recently
pitched game against the West kao
tlub, Ol OllcsgO. without Alt being
made, has been signed Dy the ha19es.
Flint issues challenge 10 any Iesm u
the State 10 play them a series ot three
games Tor Siv9. They also offer 10 paw
the board al ile team II the games are
PLAYED "a Flint.
Company X and the TELEGRAM
HERALD nmes Viii fAeet each other Il
the FOGntain-st Park tomorrow after
noon. Payne and Miller viii be the
battery Tor the IELESKAN-HERALD.
Cunning, the catcher recently re-
leased by the Phliaaelph as was tele-
gIaphed an inquiry as whether be
would sign Win the Grand Rapids
team, AID he wired back that he
would.
Hon |. " Weston is 50 well pleased
rs III tie manner n which the club
named after nim has been playing bail
that yesterday be gave them "A check
Tor go. The cluD now claims the anna
tcur championship Oi the city.
Peter J2Ans j. not az near dead as
some OF iAe baseball 60 tors imagine.
II playing averaged a. good as the
gest 81 tie team on Sunday. il j
TImOred that he has received very
Nattering offer from Syracuse.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
THE LATEST ORDERS.
Commander-iu-Chief Warner Issued Con
eraI Orders No. 10.

L
eraI Orders No. TO-
Col. Samuel Wells yesterday received
. copy of General Orders No. 10, ="
dated July %, last Saturday, from
ComuAnder-in-Chicf Warner, OF Kan
sas city. The document says:
'.The conImander-in-ch.cf regrets to
be compelled TO announce that up 10
tins time the railroad associations have
refused 10 comply with the reasonable
request Tor Ouc-ceut rate per mile to
the comrades attending the Milwaukee
cucampmeat, that IS, they refuse to
give the same rates that were given to
F the Columbus encanlpment last year,
aud INSIST on one fare for the round
I tap. This refusal, while 1t viii make
bat little difference III the cost OF
I transportation for Eastern comrades,
vii TALL heavily upon the comrades re-
siding IN tie Western states and Terri
torres. The arbitrary acton of the rail-
roads IN refusing To grant us the same
rates rs those gwen last year, Is IS un-
Iust ~ Il IS INV 'se. This they Will
learn IN the near future. COndemnlng,
as all comrades must, this action of the
railroads, We should hesitate before
taxing step or advising a course that
must hurt our friends more than our
enemics. If thcrailroads persist N re-
tusug - give the one cent rate the
comrades vii nave it ia Their power 10
settle WITH tlam hereafter when they
Or. rot n'd ry acnni our friends. TIE
pe.nI of = .waukCe are Iu I'D way ~
rTrUs hle f1- the act. .On 0f flc ra .ro2ds.
l1i certain 81 is tE1t they should not
he puu shed for the sins VI these c0rDo-
rafi1us.
Tie citizens Of Milwaukee extended
s1riisl Invitation 20 All comrades to
meet in sl.st beautiful CRY. the invita-
tian MAS accepted. and upon this ac-
cp'srce Der people set - work ia
earnest - give us a royal " come.
.hersl and c0mp.ete Preparations have
bean made - az % insure ample accom-
D.tatous for sl comrades vt1 shall
avail tnerns.ive- ~ tle privilege ~ at-
t~rirr The orrarlrrl 20 meet old
cf1-sdcs aro n1 tie campfire and
h h1at our battle over again w.-a malice
t.SsId none alt charity cor ail- r.
torai lsslIl8 rt-rs w-t continue -
make every ef9rt .l ts power - s1-l 2
tre enc cert rate. sut .lsre are r-ls
t-s- 02lY RI roads are Wiling fo grant
t-s request. ard Te may yet prove 90
tr@ ra.f .-trs1t -rll f0st taelr rterf IS
esi- he1r ~ .east 1855. though tlrT
have no . d-spos acn 20 8e generous -
the C-t soldiers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
AROUND THE STATE
A Minister Shut Out Of His Church
81 Charlotte.
10 ODD-FELLOW NEED APPLY THERE
4 Pontiac Womea Discovers That She
Married a hsn with AnStber wife
-JAekssn Prepared - VEL
coae The NeteEaas-

CHARLOTTE, Mich, July 22--When
Rev. Mr. straIton tried 70 get into hls
church sunday morning he found tie
doors locked aae ,hat the deacons were
refusing him admitLsnce. 1t seems that
the war between several factions IA this
United Brethren Church has brought
about this lamentaile state OF affairs.
Mr. StrattJn Is an Odd-feil0w, and lh.s
is what the deacons object 60. lie Aas
been admitting members Of secret 80
c.etles - nls church, which the presid-
lng elder OF the diocese, Rev. Mr.. Titus,
SAYS i all wrong. Pastor StTattOn has
been Informed that ne is no longer
needed by the Charlotte congregation,
and consequently he was locked out
sunday morning. This iight Is bitter
one.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

JACKSON, Mich. July Z2.-The ciiys
door are vide open Tor the Veterans.
Today there are but few Of the q. 4.
K. men il, but occasionally al old
warrior walks up the street, and lis
eye brighteus as be sees the city 2 mass
Of bunting, stars and stripes, bidding
him welcome al every step. Tie nd
cations may be wrong, but, 4 rot,
Jackson VII see n great crowd dnrl1g
the week. The word "WelcOme" -
written on every face the wet. VII
meet as he marches up the stlect.
There j. no door closed o. any man
wearing a G.. 4. x. badge. No sven
display Of bunting and flags was ever
before seen IN a city OF TINS size.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
A QUEER CASE.
4 Woman Makes Bridal Tour with An
other Wonnan's Husband.

PoSrIAc, Mich, July 22.-Some time
ago Mrs. Haggeman, well-known
lady OF TINS city, Of advanced years
and more or less eccentricity Of char
acter, LETT the city IN company with a
Mr.. Brannock, rich Californian, who
Was himself 10 spring chicken. They
were 70 have been married at the hotel
whore the lady had lived for long
time. buI they fnaily concluded 10 slip
out of town and have the knot tied
somewhere else.
4 few days ago the lady returned
alone. She says size WAS married a.
Niagara Falls, and tliat their silver
gray bridal tour extended % London
Eng. There, che says, size leaned that
Mr. BrannOck WAS not zdOwcr, -
she hsd supposed, but lad wife living
az Santa ITnz, Cal. - she thought u
over and decided 70 return, Mr. Bran
mock kindly going 10 Liverpool ~ see
her OF on hcr return TRIP.
Take q All arOuni q IS a queer cage,
and the people who have cared enough
about II all ~ watch tic result are very
much surprised.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

KsLlsAzoo, Mich, July 22.-The
Kalamazoos 1T on Rutters pitching
ID about the same style - on Wbea-
TINS, Satu-day, ard gave tie leaders
cyln worse de.est. They played q
very rocky fielding game. Ole, Knla-
Dl1zcO's new pitcher, put up good
game. Hc has q speedy delivery and
gu.ck curves. Abput half toe hts
uere scratches, and ~;l scattered.
Score:
Kafamazoo.- ? 1oOls c-i7 i .
sa-l1aw ......-.-.D q o 8 0-Z 9 y
Famed rDns-Kalsr 200, z. saginaw, J.
IrD-0asc h.s-Sigpi. .. Manning. POpksy,
Jahus.
Bss-s ~ baiis-By Ruffer. & Ole. :.
Passed Ds.is-BIrvu.4
stolen las.1-H 1I1MaZ00. lZs -4~. nav 2.
Double play -Kaiarnaz0o. j +, sag nav. -
L>it o1 bssse-KalamalOo. g. sax aaw =.
Bntfenrs kutfer and DfOsn. Cllc1lG Brown
4. .ssu
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
DE-. CnrroM VIII Acccnt.

ANN AEBoR, Mich, July p. - DR..
Fleming Carrow and wife, Of Bay City,
have been in the city today looking
over the ground before deciding to ac-
ccpt the professorship to which he was
recently appointed. After looking over
everything thoroughly, he has decided
to accept, and viii move here about the
middle of September.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
OUR NEW BATTERY
TIE SsCslWS DOWSED BY EllOO
JAkon Loses - Game u the sick MAJ OF
The LsAxas-Orsad Rapids Win Tie
s~giBa. for Firsf Place To-day
Games of the 0ther Le3xass-

TIE Grand Rapids out-played tie
Lansings today. Miller pitched al f.
tectiye game, bat the teams fielding
was ragged. LUCY made a favorable
impression botn al the stack and Ia tie
held. Errors at critical times helped
the visitors 70 take the gsme. Mona
hons catch ol bot liner was s. feature
ot the eolLesl. s.o.e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

LAKE ODESSA Mich. july 22.-Phineas
Mather, aged IS years, son of the
widow Mather of tins place, and grand
son of Ezra Spencer. the old gentleman
who shot himself last January, was
drowned while bathing IN J0pisn Lake
yesterday. The body was. recovered
two hour. later by dragging the bottom
OF the lake with sulkey hay-rake.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

HuIsDALE, Mich, July 22.-Sherif
Banker arrested two men at the $40
train this morning. One was named
Kelley, and he boarded the train at
JOnesyilIe. The other, who has been
stopping at the Keefer House here for
a year or more, known by the name of
Dad" attempted TO board a train
here. They are supposed to have been
implicated III swindhEg the man John
son out OF s., 900 Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
Gr~cnvllie, 9; Jackson, ;.


JAcEsox, Mich, July 22.-Jackson
forced tho game On Greenyi!lc today.
The main trouble was Pitcher Young's
wildncs- and miserable WORK q Shay
and L. Tray ut FIRST and right field. II
was q tires0mc contest, the only excite
ment being ln the niatl inning. when
with two men outthe Jaclssons made IN
succession three singles and Shay was
mt by the pitcher, but LAWN failed 70
cover himself with glory by hitting
weak to the pitcher, leaving the bases
fui.. score:
Jackson.....O 0 0 o 0 1-5 10
GreonSille..--.2 2 ] o o % !
Batteries-Y oung and Tray; Lands and Bar
deem.
Three base hits-katZ.
Passes Oh Da,ls-By Young. 5; Lands 3.
Hit by ptclcr-~iiay. Ieister. Ross.
Struck out-By Young. ?; Lands ,
Double plays-Moore 10 J. Tray; Fowler 10
Fuller.
Umpire-keyes.
Time. -
Fowler accepted twelve Of thirteen chances.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

During July and August we
will offer bargains IN every de-
psrtucnt. We must make
room. IS we have said. for the
largest Ines OF goods ever pur-
chased by Grand Rapids
house for tie coming fail trade.
Yourinspection OF our special
bargains earnestly solicited.