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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
MARINE ISrELLIoEScE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NoyEsBza T. issl
sua rises. 640l HIGH TIDE
sue ssts . ........ s.Cs Morning.. .........i9.sl
Moon rises. lie Eyenina ...........l0.g.
PoaT OF alcHMosD. SovgxBss q, 1871
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, Nes Iors.
merchandise and passengers; George W. Ailsa
q Co, agentA
Steamer ARIEL. Deyo, Norfolk. merehsniis,
and passengers; l. Il Te'am, ee-pr9.iasSl
PoKF OF WEST POINT. Sovsxsss s iss1
lBy TeissrsphI
aft AagIygn
Steamship Baltimore. Blliups, Balhmore' gem
steamship Richmond. Jsnrey. NevYork.
Steamship Alsstil. Norfolk. 70 load eo,ton.
sAILsD.
stearnship sidonisp. Liverpool, cotton.
Steamship Baltimore. Biiiups, Baltimore. sons
. sssam.Sip aicamona. Janney. Norfolk. gen.
eral cargo
rokT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Novsssss s is,l
By TclesrapnJ a, ,4
ABaivsD.
steamship Ailcneaa. New york, % coal aad
load fnsrchAndiso.
Steamship ssdoaisn, West FONT o9aied ssd
sailed for Liverpool.
Steamship Isehgarviu. Brunssicx. " s0st
steamship 6uyandotts, Mes fofk, AMI called
for New YORK, merstandise.
Steamship Ola pominson. New YORK, as1
sailed for ktchm merchandise.
Rark Shseciif. Baltimore. toicsd coal
Barge George Aoep. Bostoa, W load coal
Steamship 50 Rsguias. liverpool msrchsa.
diss
rasL c. Ward sish barge xiass,oR srevs
dencs. coal "a 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
Funeral Notico.

The funeral Of Mrs. JOHN HANCKEL,
ne, nee ,margaret Eustsce, will take place
lO-DA1 (Tuesday) at p. A. from byrn
street station. Friends are invited 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

For pain in the neck and sore tnlos'
rub with Salvation Oil. it kills al pau
70 centA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
AGAINST SABBATH DESIGNATION.
United Opposition TO the Opening OF the
Worlds Fair on sunday.
Especial telegram TO ;ho Dispatch-l

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispstcn.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., November 3.-Ibe
churches in the city we're closed last
night, and their congregations assembled
in the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall to protest against the opening Of
the Worlds Fair on the Lords day.
Resolutions entering a vigorous protest
were introduced, and after interesting
discussion by the various pastors and
others we're unanimously adopted. The
meeting was large, and was presided over
by Mayor J. b. Mcdowell for the city,
and Rev. A. G. McManagay for tho pas
tors.
Evangelist Fife is conducting a most
interesting and lArgely-attended meeting
at Mt. Holly.
vAScE's PREDICTIONS.
Senator 2. b. Vance arrived in the
city yesterday, and to day at noon, &C
cording to appointment, he addressed
the people of Necklenburg county in the
courthouse.
In an interview here to-day he said
that after canyassing the state 1t was
his opinion that the Democrats would
elect eight out of nine congressman in
this State, and the majority for the
State ticket viii be about 10000. He
thinks the Democrats viii have three
fourths Of the State Legislature. He
also said that he believed the next Con-
gress would be Democratic by twenty to
twenty-five members.
10 TIE CIRCUS.
Barnum's circus exhibits here to-mor-
row, and already there are hundreds of
white men and negroes in the town.
Several thousand negroes VIII lose their
votes in order to attend The circus.
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They Were All Acquitted.

ICorrespOIdoIceV I INC hlthmond Dispatcb.I
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, Va,
November l, 1880.
The case OF the Commonwealth cs. i.
r. Roberts. charged with the murder OF
Thompson Dean, Esq. was concluded
last night, resulting in the acquittal OF
the defendant The cases of the &C
cused accessories were dismissed also.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 3.--Receipts, 6G3 cattle
33 sheep and lambs 1898 hogs.
Sales, 576 cattle, 33 sheep aud lambs,
LAS hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 8laic. gross, "A few extra
fine higher medium to good, Basic.
gross common TO fair, 1la2ic. gross.
Shoep-3ai4c. gross.
Lambs-4a5Ic. gross.
Hogs-5Ia6c. net.
Bulls--2a23c. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
ORIGINAL BULToNs.

ORIGINAL FDLTONE.
The original Fultons Ind well-at-
tended meeting and much business was
transacted. Hon. John A. Curtis made
q speech, and the club elected the fol
lowing officers President, Joseph f..
Sorg First Vice-President, Charles A.
Mosby Second Vice-President, James
=. Hackett, Secretary, James L. Grady
Assistant Secretary, John t. Roach
Treasurer, Thomas J. Enright; Ser
geant-at. Arms, !. l.. Timberlake Tx
ecutive ommittee-james Hartly, f.
j. Parater, ~ g. Burch. George Rogers,
and Il. A. Cavodo.
Old FULToNs.
Tho Old Fultons met at Boltz's Hall
and had the most largely-attended meet
ing ever held in Fulton club. Hon.
John A. Curtis, MIR. O'Dcll, of Baiti-
more, Colonel Meade Haskins, and
others addressed the meeting. Mr..
Haskins made very fine speech. Re
freshments we're served.
OLD DoMISIoNs.
A large meeting was held by the Old
ItulbClullC Club VI vfilNinNi
Ward at their club-rooms.
Resolutions were passed that each
member of the club constitute a com
mittoe of one to get out ms large q vote
as possible.
Colonel Meade Haskins entertained
the club with fine speech, denouncing
the Mckinley and force bills.
Mr.. ii. NJ. Smith, Jr., also made q
stirring speech and urged every Demo
crat TO go to the polls and vote.
Remarks were also made by Messrs.
II. +. Phillips, Thomas b. Hicks, Sol.
j.. Bloomberg. and John X. Childrey,
LEE DISTRICT.
The Lee District Club had q well-at-
tended meeting at the corner of Lom-
hardy and Main streets. General bust
ness was transacted and speeches were
made by Messrs. Gum and Beverage.
IYaddiFs tickets mere being gene
raUg distrijufcdHrouqh IUckdhoe dis
Gicti1St night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

A Great OIL War In Prospect.
FmpLAi, Ono, November S.-The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
rInr.rnArn ARrnLn.

Langston was billed to speak here
tonight in his hall, on Union street. lie
failed to arrive in the city, however. and
so his place had to be filed by other
speakers, chief among whom was George
4. Arnold, mulatto and Washington
office-holder The crowd which assem-.
bled in the hall was composed in almost
equal proportions of men, women, and
children.
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TEfTERS0N HIATT T1iE cEElS
p4ArnD cAfnafn. tesuss1y - q -
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Change of Day of Meeting of Cumberland
County Court.

The Clerk of the House of Delegates
is in receipt of copy OF an order OF
Cumberland County Court fixing the day
of the commencement of the terms of
said court on the fourth Monday in each
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
.ONFIDEST.

The city is very quiet tonight but
Democrats are confident OF victory TO,
morrow and determined to poll the null
party vote. The negroes seem to be
apathetic compared with their activity
in former elections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
COTTON REPORT.

Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MrDDLEd, 1Oc.
Low MmDLIN0, 9lc.
COOP ORDINARY. &c.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
COURT RECORDS.

CIEcUIT-Judge Grovc.-Daniel f.
Corbt vs.. Ebcn smith, chancery.
order ovcrruhuC demurrer with costs,
defendent allowed twenty days TO
answer. David Merriman, q al, vs..
Susan Bush, assumpst; stay extended
twenty DAYS. Henrietta Aldrich vs..
josef KesskOuski GO al.. ch1uccrv; order
dlsmissng bll. with costs including So
licit0rs fec $1,000, and register fee.
Judge BurCh--Armlnta {. Graham VS..
Charles J Buruham, replevin. con-
tinued over term by consent. Janusk
Flood VS. VIM. +. Simmons. assumpst;
Judgment for plaintiff tor s-2l.66 and
costs. Ferdinand Shump and hugo
Inun w. Mary WalIcn; assumps G;
argued and submitted.
PRoBArE-Estate of samuel i. Ben
nett. deceased, petition for appoint
nIeut OF admin strstoT, hearing Sep
temhls y. Estate of Anna II. Bennett,
deceased; petition OF appointment OF
administrator sled. hearing September
II. Estate Of StCuhcn StriG C al,
minors; guardian, first annual account
d.cd. Estate OF Reuben r. Gustln. de-
ceased. order determining heirs.
Estate Of Nelson r. Hopkins, alleged
spcudtnTIft order distressing petition.
Estate Of john Snrder, deceased petl-
ton % appointment of administrator.
hea-ing september L.. Estate Of Joseph
a. Ber n tf. minor. order appointing
Michigan Trust Company guardian.
Estate Of VI. Louise Bennett. mluOr.
order appointing Michigan Trus. Com
panv guardian. Estate Of joan A..
Iavsu; order admitting VIII 90 probate.
Txrrsp STsrEs Hon. RI. r. Seversns.
Judge gnlusular Novelty Company
Is. Charles Z. O.ds % de. decree for
conriainaut. Alfred a Er1use, re-
eiver. etc. rs. The Newport aud Lake
Superior Land Company order deny
ing the compla nants melton for ere
appointment at receiver. end order
over ruling demurrer 10 the bil Of com
pisint. DuRo's 81 loan VS.. Joseph
Rust co al.. order denying petition of
defendant and Thompson g Eastman
for leave 10 cut bolt timber
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
REJOICE YE CRANKS
Grand Rapids 20 60 Into the West
err Association
lRglyCE4ESTS BILLgEADE TODAY.
W 4shinston Para E4ees Postpo1sd -
AeGSaut OF ThFe4teEing satasr-
PreErAaa Ter tAs Nssk-hsst~n
scores Z aAdz9r-sPsrtiug NetSe-

Il IS now almost an assured fact that
Grand Rapids al be represented "a
the Western Association next year.
Des Molaes viii not remain IN another
season, the trouble Deing Iost they are
not allowed 70 play Sunday BAL. Tie
following dispatch vas rece we'd by The
TELEeRAG- Herald ,sst night.
"CHIcA0o, Aug. i9.-NLl arrive III
Grand Rapids tomorrow ~ arrange Tor
baseball for your city for 81 IN the
Western Association.
"YANK ADAMS"
Mr. Adams Is the proprietor OF the
Chicago sporting Life. lie Is siso TIE
famous finger b.iliardist AMI ne has
always been an admirer OF al kinds OF
manly sports.
Ever SINCE the recent propos ton
mace By one OF the propretors OF TIE
Minneapolis team, who visited TINS city,
the matter has been hanging fire, but
nOT Il IS expected that some definite
arrangement Will be made. Harry
Beecher and others are ANXIOUS 70 Sc
cure the franchise for next year, They
would also ike TO have the club play
out the balance Of the season IN tnls
eltV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT.
Rev. DOeIibs Preached IL one Way, and
PFacticeG It Another Way.

Rev. Doeling Preached It one Way, and
PFaeticea it Another Way.
When this mornings paper II being
read at the breakfast table, Deputy
sheriff Lewis viii be IN conversation
with the preacher as 10 what IS going
TO become of-the preacher. The
sacred mans name IS Reverend A.
Doeling, whose two homes are Green
Bay, Wis, and the Kent county jail
Blu. which of these two homes IS de
lgre and which de tacto, II IS just now
hard 10 determine. He was arrested IN
Grand Haven last evening, and is
brought thence by Mr. Lewis this morn
ing.
Rev. A. Doeling IL the accredited sec
rotary OF the Northwestern Orphan
Home at Green Bay. This position calls
him to frequent travels, and often dan
gers. He is jealous solicitor of funss
for the maintenance and enlargement
OF the great Beneyolence he claims to
represent. Many rumorS and stories arc
800 VI was pei ti@stelN Eu4f4.SSA' .ltD
the one about the watch Is the best for
present interest. Doeling was recently
visiting st. Louis. IN this state, IN tho
interest OF the orphan enterprise. He
stopped ut the residence of his dear
brother, Rev. Mr.. Phelps. There was a
young daughter of Rev. Phelps named
Mamie, whom Doeling looked upon.
But he took nothing from her but her
gold watch and some money, and then
departed on his holy mission.
Arriving III Grand Rapids. Rev. Doel-
ing took the watch TO pawnbroker Hill
son, on Pcari-st. Detective Joe Smith
found it at Hillson's and put 1t in the
safe at headquarters, and made com.
plant against Doeling for larceny.
\ telephone message detained the
suspect at Grad Haven, and the result
has been as above stated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

TINE for tie teath goanas sd a =
ef5 EFSc TIE aec.ssoa-
Dave orE : "a oFg-l9A nltteFs s@ss
re Boston ti9.e q tlQpf ooas -
Harry Jewett tsSg siae AnseTsean hep
- 'F-Aaa-laap Eseor4 - lSAFo4t sS19i-
deY
Asli , Das Las st Washington PAR
tss s-alAe1 melt bEanse -, -.
3ee Apoy, 4 yoalg ge-al1g - fame
Aisez, "to 3 s1owiHg @.sa gall stad
belie d, promising nlly. tsoNls ~
ctisse. the naDageE 81 Mr.. DAVIS IAfin,
IS WORKING Aluoat brunswick, ana sur
pF.ssa tie ta.ent ~ soow lng
4 quarters Ca wei track n 584 sacoods-
A. ne MAS taken lrom tae sac less iilan
month ago tals l. surpr ssng s1ow-
los &na sDeaks well log tae future as a
record breaker.
20 base bali team has played better
osll - = more popular with ClnciDls~t.
psop-e t9an Ansol's Colts. Ihey nave
gwen the spectators more than their
moneys worth 10 every game PLAYED
here tbs season. old Ans has admir-
ers by The score. and bls game stguggie
- gel winning team against the odds
ta2t seemed oTerN helming has enilStsd
the respect 81 even the old man ene-
mics. IL Is Nlth regret that the Cn-
cinnatl people say farewell 10 him THIS
afternoon. Enquirer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20


L. ?. Knappen IS home from Gum
Iase.
John Gronberg is spending a week at
MaCSncC.
Mrs. y. a. Maxim has returned from
Reed City.
Miss Ole Chase has returned from
Lake iiastOr.
Mrs. smith Of Chicago, isvisi,ing Mrs.
! &. buchanan.
2Ir. emil Nrs. 4. C.. sekcll are at the
Northern resorts.
,. II. Cook has returned from New
NorS and Boston,.
Ur.J. ". sterling and daughter have
retu.lcd from Gay View.
Tneo. Clark >undayed with his mother
al ster 70 Fcrni0utvLe.
p. r. ~antoru. of Yankton. Oak, is
A. tle lity buying furniture.
\ r.. Armstrong. of Memphis, Tenn.
81 m thc c.y nuy1uc furniture
1rs a. j. Brown left last night for
Indianapolis 60 VISIT hcr parents.
Nss Neule Freeman has returned
from a visit with friends n Chicago.
Mrs. :. Dempsey aud daughter Della,
returned to Howard city last evening.
Kisses Julla aud Maggie Doran have
returned home from the nOrther resorts
va Detroit.
n Crosby and r. r. Smith sre
camping oUt with q PARTY Of friends sc
hrHr axe.
Mr aud Mrs G. r. T0lrrr and daurh-
Ger Mabel AMI =. r. FoIger are at
Highland Park for few days.
Nss Lana Bishop has returned from
Fg Eapds. where she spent the SUM
n'er the guest Of Mss SYLVIA Hart.
Deputy sheriff COOP and family
have returned from noston rhere taav
attended the e.. 4 r. encamrmeuk
nr. Nelles and wife returned last
night from the T oper Pen nsIla where
thew have been srce tao last II June.
Mss Gsrtruds Dekreker. Of Grand
Haven 81 visiting hef particular friend,
Mss Maggie Terry, az 80 south DIVISION
o.
Wr nd 'ffs. l. A. Andersen have rs-
turned from bE Rapids where tner
Cars
nlrs r Fl Hughes. of Evanston, H.,
has core 20 Nscsuac fer A week. after
= pleasant vSf wlth her father, -. II.
Cook.
Mrs ri. Waite ard two children ard
Mss Ficra LIncoI n havr returned hcre
% W8uEegan. Ill., after avst with
COL q s.. Waite
Ms W ". Eurxe. # Galveston.
Texas, hss returned home after spend
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
RACES POSTPONED.
The Program for the Balance of the
Week


CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-The trotting
races were postponed today on account
of heavy track and threatening
weather. Following is the pro-
gram for the balance of the week:
Tomorrow will probably be the star
day of the week in point Of attendance
and general attraction, for on that day,
III addition to the 4-year-old stake, PIG
pacing class, and the 2:26 trottlng stake,
there Will be offered the nducement of
the match for $1,000 between Senator
Stanford's royalty bred stallion Palo
Alto and the great Chicago tTotter Jack.
Messrs. Corrigan and Waldo have gem
erously decided TO have no racing on
that dag 80 that the trOtters can have
clear field, and this means a great and
paying addition to the crow that will
witness the battle royal between the
two cracks.
Thursday will be devoted to the .
year-old stake for trotters, 2.2l class
trotgng, and 300 trotting stake. Fri
day the Futurlty stake for 3-year-old
trotters. the Hopeful stake for 3-year-
ODDS, the 2:23 and 2:32 trottng classes.
The meeting will end Saturday with
the 2:l3 pacing class, the 2:25 pacing
stake, the free-for-ali trot, and last but
not least, the peerless Sunol Will start
IN an effort TO beat the worlds trotting
record of Maud s., 2:0Sl, for Z purse Of
5000. The effort will be an earnest
one and no effort will be spared to
have the track lightning fast when the
grand young mare essays her combat
with time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

inS tie s1nimeE s.ta her n2re1tS, Mr..
a. Hrs J. ~ Miudsxhouf.
Geo. d. soass va sapply Prof Nose
pace "a tae e2u1 assay K "a
s-i.s,.'is 4liil the professor returns tsoll
as hiFo9e4n TRIP a mongh hence
Ar. ard Mrs. =. r. Waters are Ia
Lansing 2ttendsBg TIE gTsauai5ng ex-
efe-sss o. TIE Agr.cginra. Coi.ege,
Hpsre tAelf son finishes ss studies.
Prof. Alex I. FEye, of Hyde Park
MAS, SIC las been ~ the MagBlc1
STATE izst week went % DeErot yester-
DAY 10 open the sessloa * ths later
state SUMMER scloCl wllh a dlsserLa-
ton On geography.
NFs. Pred Pegler, Jr.. who has been
visiting her mother and the scenes OF
Der childhood, nesr Bu1alo, \. D., re-
turned home yesterday morning &C.
eompanied ~ her SISTER, Mss Dell2
0bren. Nho attends making tbs city
her home.
G, g. ewensberg. president q Tie
feiegram-derald Publishing Co., Of
Grand Rapids. Mich, j. on a. extensive
trip through TIE west and reached
Fargo l2st evening. He made pleas
ant call Al tie Argus olaee and today
wii take n the Dalrympie farm
Dolly Argus, Fargo. =. =.
Miss HaFne Edna Wat, who has been
4 guest % neT grandparents, Col. and
Mrs. 2. WAIT, s LagFaye-st.. the past
month, was Joined o. heE mother. Mrs.
J.. =. Wax. little brother. Ellwood
Car enee, and Al aunt, Miss Flo LIN
coin, who DID the Grand Rapids resorts
and dubbed them ali very pleasant
recFeative resorts, yesterday ali relurn-
81 20 their pleasant home IN WaukegOn
H., By way OF Ottawa Beach and Lake
Michigan, after two weeks absence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
HANLAN SCORES GAUDAUR.
He VIII Concede Everything IL Jake Con-
sents to Race.

He VIII Concede Everything IL Jake Con-
sents to n Race.
Edward Hanlan, the oarsman, sends
this letter, which explains itself, to the
New York World:
Seeing that Mr.. Gaudaur Will not
acknowledge my acceptance of his chal-
lenge for Il race over the Creve Cpur
Lake, preferring TO issue another chai-
lcuge, ! now make him the following
proposition: | Will select a fair lake
course IN America, such rs Saratoga
Lake, Geneva Lake or the Point OF
Pines. Boston, and will give him fifteen
seconds start IN three-milc race for
II 900 to $500 side, l rcscrv-
ing the right to name the day
in the week on which the race
shall be rowed. Or repeat my chal-
lenGe to him, for which | have a $3.50
VIZ: To row him for $1,000 20 $1,000
side over any fair course IN American
waters which we can agree upon. the
referee whom we shall mutually agree
upon to be Judge OF the conGItlon OF
the water upon which IL shall lie de-
cided 10 row. The reason ] select to
give the third party the right 10 call Us
out il that I don't care 20 90 Unto train
ing for SIX or eight weeks and at the
last give Gaudaur the chance of re-
fuslng to row after signing the
articles OF agreement. have
had races heretofore with HIM,
and on one occasion he kept over
ten thousand people waiting until after
dark, finally refusing To come out and
row, claiming the water was too rough.
Nor am J the only man who has had
such experiences with him. | simply
desire 30 protect myself against beng
humbuggei by him, and against the
possibility Of beng characterized as
hgCOdT0mer.
My next proposition to Gaudaur is
this. ! Will row him over over bis
favOritc course. and al 7 ask is far
play; vii concede everything 20 hum
and accept fifteen seconds start. nc 90
name any one day IN tbs week TO race.
An answer directed 10 the New York
World or the 0waha Bee Will oblige
yours truly, EnwARD HATLAT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
TOWN TOPICS.

harnum today.
The Michigan Central paved yester.
day.
About 100 cyclists will go 10 Muske-
goa Labor Day.
Cabinet Photos, g per dozen, at
Nykes's IS MonrOe-st.
White wheat advanced 20 92 cents
Yesterday. Red wheat to -.
Eeyne, the photographed IS making
hne cabinets for 500 per dozen
Joseph Kortlander is erecting a fine
house on Cherry-st., near James
The camp meeting on sherman-st.
began yesterday. 10 Will last about zen
days.
Rust and Edwards sold their Mineral
Springs Pa < add TO Minta A. Williams
yestt Fdsy, tor $4,000.
Timothy B. Smith and Mrs. Jennie
BiddlecOmb were married by Justice
Hydcrn Monday evening.
The Salvation Army Will open a large
camp meeting at the Soldiers Home
Park, August %, lasting ten days.
JENNIE Knapp was granted a divorce
from John Knapp, by Judge Burch,
yesterday. Deserton and non-sup-
port.
The Valley City Mills are shut down
for replars. The company are putting
IA new water wheels and also new
fiune.
The ladies Of the South COngrega-
tional Church gave a social and enter
taInment AZ the residence of Mrs. Or.
Wright, last evening.
The neat sum OF SIS, 900 has been
paid into the City Treasurer during the
past twenty days as assessment.son the
Alpine-ave., grade roll.
Rev. :. Hersinger. of the Evangelical
Church. Cleveland, Ohio, held services
II the city last evening, at the church
o. his denomination here.
The Ada Pioneer society will hold
their regular annual picnic at Head
lev's Grove, near Ada, August ..
Good music and speakers will be IN at
tendance.
The probate court yesterday ap-
pointed the Michigan Trust Company
guardian for Joseph and Louise Ben
nett, children OF the late MIR. and Mrs.
:. Z. Bennett.
The funeral Of the late Barney Van
patten, who was drowned on Saturday
last IN Lake Michigan, Will take place
at his residence, go West NInth-st., at
[. p. N. today.
The regular tournament of the Sans
Souc Tennis Club will be held on their
grounds. August % and 20. to decide
TIE single, double, JUNIOR and single
classes championship.
In tho suit of Du Bots II. John VS.
John Rust ct al, the defendant petit
toned tie United states court for
leave % cut bolt timber. Yesterday
tne petition was denied.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
Freshening an Old Case.

The sleeplessness of the law was we'll
illustrated last night in the arrest of
Tom Connors. wanted at Big Rapids for
a burglary and larceny committed in
1857. In the summer of that year q
big circus showed in Big Rapids, and
much crime was perpetrated. One
Kelley was arrested, tried, and sent to
Jackson for burglary, which is the
same crime in which Connors is now
implicated Last night Connors was
spotted by the Grand Rapids police and
was locked up. lie will be taken to
Big Rapids today.