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A Magniilcent Gift, Truly.

PHMADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-George w.
Childs has presented his collection of
prints, autographs, etc, to the library
Of the Drexel institute. The collection
Is valued At 100000
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II would REQUIRE More Room.

Gazzam-The style of hanging the
Erraned marriage certificate in the par
zcr is not followed in Chicago.
Maddoz-No; the parlors are usually
sDAiy cf the average size.-JuGge.
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territory in 1869, and U. S. attorney in
1902. He was then elected delegate
to congress- and serve two terms, from
1878 to 1877. Mr.. Elkins was mem Der
of the national republican committee
from 1872 to 1884 lie took an active
part in the Chicago convention of 1884,
that nominated j. G. Blaine for the
presidency, and earnestly supported
him in the canvass
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Prauces willard Down with Grin

CHICAGO, Dec. 1a-President Frances
E. Willard. of the National w. c. T.
u. is confined to her home at Evanston
with an attack of the grip
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New President for Switzerland.

BERNE, Dec. 1s.-W. Hauser was
Thursday elected president of the Ma
tional Council of the Federation assem-
bly, of Switzerland, and therefore
president of the Swiss Confederation.
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Administrators Notice

NOIlCE Is hereby given that tQe uujer.
A\ signed has been duly app,ioIed and
qualif1ed as admin istrator of tn. esJ,,te OF
Ida spence, late OF highland coun,y ohio
deceased. NJ C,SPrNCE
November 9th, 1871. Hillsboro, QUO.
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LONDON. Dec. 1s-The Princess
Frederick Leopold has been safely de-
livered of son.
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REAL ESTATE:
For Sale, a'at'SEs,l.lg'
FOR SALE.

Model City Mills of Hillsboro, double
sets rollers and in first.class condition.
For Sale cheap. Apply at this Office.
House of rooms on northwest corner
OF Beech and West streets.
Ten Lots in O'Connell's subdivision
between Fair Ground and railroad, very
desirable.
Lot No. Trimble sub division, High
street, near Court, 22xl00 feet.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
A Pleasant Goodbye to Master Ne
chauic Galloway.

Tuesday evening the employees of the Il.
81 A. A. IL MN. Ry shops to the number
of one hundred and twenty-five went to the
residence of A. Galloway to say good bye
before his departure for indianapolis to as
sumo the SUPPLEMENTARY of the G. II. & l.
division of the q. ii. q d. Ry. system. AS
evidence of their esteem and respect, Mr.
Galloway was presented with an elegant
writing desk and chair. The presentation
was most fifty made by S. Ii. Reed, foreman
of the ronnd house, who said, ''This life is
made up of meetings and partings. We no
sooner become acquainted with one another
than we have to say goodbye and go to
other places, there to form other acquaint-
ances and make new friends. Hard as it is
to say goodbye, there is sometimes pleas
ure in it when we know we are leaving
friends behind who will remember us for
the good we have done and whose best
wishes will always follow us. Now as the
associations of the past four years are to be
sundered, and i'm behalf of the employees of
the shop under your charge, permit me to
thank you for the many cOurtesies you have
shown us during your administration as
master mechanic. l take pleasure in pre-
senting to you this token of our regard this
writing desk and chair and to Mrs. Gallo
way this cake basket, and hope that you
will accept them in the spirit and esteem
that is betOkened i'm our friendship thus eX-
pressed" Mr.. Galloway was visibly af-
fected by the expressions of gratitude and
friendship and spoke feelingly of the pleas
ure that he felt in this mark of esteem and
regret at the necessity of their separation.
This was not all, for Chas. Byerly then
presented Mr.. Galloway with watch
charm, saying. mot having personal &C
quaintance with you, have been selected
by Cooper Lodge No. ia of OwossO, N. A.
of M, to say few words to you and in
form you that you were instrumental in
getting this lodge organized here, the
grand lodge being organized in May, 1888,
Cooper lodge being chartered i'm Sept. 1890.
We now have some 200 lodges in the United
States, containing some of our brainiest
and most skillful mechanics. The soul of
present does not consist in its cOstliness
but in the gratitude and friendship with
which it Is bestowed, and now in behalf of
Cooper lodge No. ia, l present you this
charm in token Of our esteem" Mr.. Gallo
way responded by saying he was proud to
be member of labor association. En-
ployes have learned to recognize that lodges
are composed of industrious and intelligent
mechanics. The charm was a gold book,
engraved thereon, presented to A. Gallo
way by Cooper lodge No. ia N. A. of NJ,
OwossO, Mich" The remainder of the
evening was spent in social conversation
and smoking the. cigars which Mr.. Galloway
passed around.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
Masonic Installation and Banquet,

The installation of officers of OwossO
Chapter No. 80 Royal Arch Masons and
OwOssO Lodge No. 81 +. & A. M. was held
at Masonic Hall in this city Tuesday even
ing last. Invitations had been sent to the
members of the two lodges and also to
members of the fraternity residing in the
city. They with their ladies to the number
of nearly two hundred and fifty assembled
at the Masonic Hall where the installation
services were rendered i'm very impressive
manner by p. G.. M. Arthur M. Clark,
Grand Lecturer of Michigan. Mms. Chris
tian and Allen and Messrs. Duff and HOrs-
man with Miss Minnie Finch accOmpanist,
entertained the audience with some musical
selections, given in their usual excellent
manner. Mr.. Clark then gave an address
upon the history and purposes of Masonry,
which was both eloquent and instructive
and was listened to with the greatest of
interest. Following was the banquet at
Hotel Wildermuth, and there mine host
Erred" fairly Outdid himself. About two
hundred people were served at the elegant
ly arranged tables, while Messrs. Wesener
and Gibson, with violin and harp. rendered
some exquisite music. AS seen by an out
slider, the occasion seemed to be one of the
most pleasant and successful informal social
events of the season.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09

Silas Bailey of Burton has been reap
pointed deputy sheriff.
Josie Peters, of Alma has been spending
the holidays with her friend Lucy HOrs-
man.
Free delivery adds "a times to the cost
OF the delivery OF the city circulation OF
Ow0ssO newspapers.
First NJ. +. church, K. ID. Bancroft,
pastor. Morning subject, Excuses" Even
ing, 1.-The Consequences.
County clerk Beard has appointed Nina
ii. Redmond as deputy. Mr.. RedmOnd's
experience and courtesy make him valu-
able assistant.
Miss Ida Prayer, whose health demands a
cessation from school work for time, will
take vacation for some months. Her
place will be filed by Miss Edith Harris
horn.
Since the beginning of the winter term
there have been twenty-five pupils added to
the enrolment of the city schools, ranging
all the way from the primary grade to jun
Tors i'm the high school.
Supt. j. w. Simmons was pleasantly sur
prised last Sunday by receiving from his
Sunday school class fine Oxford Bible,
teachers edition, as an evidence of their ap-
probation of his efforts.
Mrs. MOreau, wife of VOlney MOreau of
the Reporter, died Friday, Jim. 2nd. Fun
eral services were conducted by DR.. Con-
over, the interment being made at COrunna.
Mrs. MOreau leaves two children, one being
an infant of two weeks. The sincere SYM
pathy of THE TINES is extended to our
brother editor in his lrreparable loss.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
LOCAL NEWS

Rooms to rent over THE TIMES Office.
Mrs. Dora Munson received new Estey
piano from the east Monday morning.
The. Shiawassee Savings Society is good
place to invest surplus earnings.
The board of Supervisors met Mon lay
and after approving the bonds of Sheriff
Morrice and Clerk Beard adjourned for one
week.
Webb d Wicking have sample of
Darling's patent backing brush on exhibi-
ton which is certainly a unique and handy
device.
Many were called from this part of the
moral vineyard to Lansing, but few were
chosen in fact but one and his name is
Hopkins.
Shiawassee county has thirteen newspa-
pers. Three republican, two democratic,
and eight that don't ''pOlitic," is the official
announcement of the last count
J. w. Miles took off brass melt of so
pounds last Wednesday for the Estey Mfg.
Co. The work was put up in the factory
and was found most perfect in every respect.
Week end tickets on the Ann Arbor line
are thing of the past, and the young man
who spends Sunday with his girl in
neighboring town will be the chief mourner.
A. Sparks, son of Harvey Sparks, who
was mentioned in last weeks TIMES as
leaving home on accout of certain troubles,
informs us that there was no foundation for
such reports and that there are no reasons
known for his fathers departure.
The January edition of the Peninsular
State Is devoted mostly to Owosso, contain
ing a brief history, business write up, cuts
OF Mayor Todd and Geo. L. Abrey, cuts of
yariuos public and private buildings, factor
les and warehouses and two street views,
Washington street looking north from the
river and Main street looking west from the
intersection of Washington. A cut of
Louis Napoleon, Owosso's famous horse,
adorns one page.
w. T.. Watson, deputy collector Of in
ternal revenue for this division, desires the
name and address of every person in Living
ston, Genesee, Shiawassee, Oakland and
Washtenaw counties who will produce over
Eve hundred pounds of maple sugar the
coming season, and who will apply for the
bounty under the act of October last, liking
bounty of ~ cents per pound on sugar
testing from so to 90 degrees, and cents
on sugar testing 90 or over upon the polari-
scope. In order to get the bounty five hun
dred pounds ut least must be produced.
Address w. 4. Watson at Bancroft, Mich
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
Rev. Geo. wallace.

Rev. Geo. II. Wallace, who opens the Y.
NJ. G. A. lecture course next Friday, Jan.
IS, is gentleman of rare ability as the fol-
lowing testimonial from one of the papers of
his own city shows, 1.-THE query, why am
l Book Worm eloquenily answered. The
third of the lectures i'm the members course
of the Y. NJ. q. A. was given last evening.
He opened his lecture by mOdestly disclaim-
ing the tribute paid to his OratOrical powers
and then dashed into his subject i'm man.
ner that soon placed his audience er,-rdp-
port with the speaker, q situation that re-
NAMED unchanged throughout. The review
of literature's grand field i'm which he ran
the gamut of many of the master minds of
this and past ages showed a research, mem
DRY and graphic style of portrayal delight
full to the auditors, as was evident by the
hearty applause and many favorable COM
ments at its conclusion.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
Shiawassee Savings Society.

The annual meeting of the Shiawassee
Savings and Loan Society was held at its
Office on Monday evening. The number in
attendance was far i'm excess of any previous
year, and at times excitement ran high.
After making three loans amounting to
ST., 500 at premiums running from 80 to AZ
per cent, the election of directors was pro-
ceeded with.
ID. M. Estey was elected chairman of the
meeting and ii. b. Dewey and w. +. Nc
Kenzie tellers. The voting was i'm some
cases prolonged, five to eight ballots
being required to elect. The successful
ones in the end were: ID. M. Estey. Il. z.
Gilbert, Supt. Simmons, f. o. Dewey, II.
b. Dewey.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The board of directors met at the close of
the stockholders meeting and organized as
follows:
President-E. O. Dewey.
Vice Pres.-J. w. Simmons.
Secretary--E. T.. Gilbert.
Treasurer-IIerman Frieseke.
AttOrney-W. NJ. Fitzpatrick.
The statement of the Shiawassee Savings
society for the four months ending Dec. 81,
1890, shows the affairs to be in prosperous
condition. The receipts for that time were
13,36S.77. The total assets of the society
are $64, S14.79; loans i'm force S57, 1875; real
estate $1,72S.56. The liabilities are, due
stockholders 1903, 1854; loans made and
not paid $685.. 9S; advanced payments $07. O5:
undivided profits $lS.22. The number of
shares outstanding is 3,25S.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
W est Si6e.'

Bert Woodland was at Ann Arbor Tues
day.
Ross Knight and wife returned Tuesday
from an Ohio trip.
Miss Anna Dynes is recovering slowly
from severe attack of rheumatism.
Miss Gertrude White has returned to hel
school at st. Clair.
Mrs. l.. j. Taylor of Ann Arbor spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. j. MatlOck and daughter Laura have
returned from n visit with Ovid relatives.
Mrs. o. b. VanDoren is slowly recover
ing from severe attack of the grippe.
Mrs. &. p. Hadsall Of Byron was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. i. S. Knapp.
the first of the week.
Nessrs. Thomas, Hawley, Burt Weirs,
Fred Richardson, and Philip Howell are on
the sick list.
Mr.. Bert Gilbert who has been employed
in the casket factory about year has re-
turned TO his former home at Carson City.
Mrs. Will Royce and son Vernon of
Byron were the guests of OwossO relatives
the first of the week.
Married, at Corunna, Saturday, Jan. 8,
Wilbur VanDOren and Miss Cora Knapp,
both of West OwOsso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
Society Injections.


N. A. OF NJ.
Cooper Lodge No. ia N. A. of NJ. elect
ed the following officers, Monday evening.
January 5:
Past M. M.-Jas. j. Bell.
M. M. "A. Beach.
FOreman-Alex Dorm.
Treasurer-Wm. Parker
Recording Sec. jacob Dingler.
Financial Sec.-Wm. Barnes.
Statistician-Ed. Egan.
COnductOr-Chas. Byerly.
Inside Sentinel-Sam'l Gellattly.
Outside Sentinel-Sam'l Hellmore.
Chaplain-Wm. Miles.
Board of Trustees. Mackey, VIM.
Moore, Jno. McGraw.
sHIAwAsSEE MUTUAL.
The annual meeting of the Shiawassee
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. was held i'm
Nichols hall COrunna, Thursday Jan. Sth.
The meeting was the largest ever held, over
two hundred votes being cast. The finan-
cial condition of the society was shown to
be excellent. The officers elected are as
follows:
Pres.-H. w. Bigelow.
Vice Pres.-Duane G. Cooper.
Secretary-Ezra Mason.
Treasurer-A Il. Nichols.
AuditOr-A. Ii. Owen.
DirectOr-Seth f. Sheldon. =
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
q. q. NJ. A.

The regular meeting of the Owosso Bust
ness Mems Association was held at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms Friday evening with good
attendance. Mr.. j. G. Shattuck in assum-
ing the Office of president made few well
chosen remarks i'm regard to the association.
its work, its relation to the city, etc. Sec'y
LamfrOm presented his annual report, which
with list of committees appointed, is print
ed elsewhere I'm this issue. Quite a number
of important questions relating to the pros
perity of the city were discussed at length.
The association voted to eXpend $50 I'm re-
pairing Main street east of the city limits
to the coal mine provided the council would
appropriate an equal amount. A committee
consisting of n. McBain, Jas. Osbum and
M. G. Dawes was appointed to take into
consideration the matter Of Identifying Fay
cite square-to have trees, shrubs, etc., set
out. This is wise move and we hope the
citizens of OwOssO will cooperate with the
committee and have the square put in such
shape that we shall regard 1t as an ornament
to Owosso. The association adjourned un-
til this evening when 1t is hoped that the
council committee on charter revision will
meet the business men to discuss the pro-
posed changes.
An adjourned meeting of the Owosso
Business Mems Association will be held at
the Y. M. Q. A. rooms, Friday evening,
Jan, q. The matter of the proposed rcvis-
ion of our city charter will be discussed at
this meeting, and II is very important that
there should be full attendance. The
latchstring Is out to all who are interested
in the welfare of Owosso.
J. G. SHATTUcK,
President
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09


soft Snaps" again next week. No room
i'm this issue.
One of the most bitter fought cases this
term of court was that Of Frank w. French
of Byron, VS. the ID. G.. III. ~ NJ. R'y. Mr..
French it will be remembered lost foot
while on the track endeavOring to reach the
train at OwOssO in August 1889, at the in
stance of the flagman who directed Mr..
French to go up the track. JnO. Il. Nc
Curdy was the attorney for the railroad Co.
and Watson x Chapman for French. The
jury awarded $4,000 damages against the
II. II. Co.
Mrs. A. G. Lewis, teacher of voice cul-
ture and piano, has organized class in
OwOss0 and will commence giving lessons
on Saturday, Jan. II, at N. A. Finch's,
Main st. She is now engaged in Detroit
and Howell, and has under training some
of the finest voices in the state, as well as
many advanced pupils ON the piano. She
has credentials that will fully satisfy all
who wish to enquire as to her ability In
this line. Any one wishing lessons can
leave notice mt Mr.. Finch's.
BY an oversight in preparing the list the
mare Lou Rowell was omitted from the list
of producing daughters Of Louis Napoleon.
She is the dam of Kate Rowell, 2:29H.
The Standard sewing machine is boom
ing. Our sales on this machine are increas-
ing every month. In has no competition.
Ladies are captivated with IL at sight. We
invite all ladies to call and see 1t whether
they wish to purchase or not. For sale only
by Mich. s. M. IL Organ Co., 207 N. WASH
ington street, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
M. L. STEWART & CO.,


Owosso, Mich.
Established 1869
Y. A. FINCH, CASHIER.
az DO General Banking Business.
sB-Draw Drafts on all parts of the world.
M Money to loan on real estate securities.
eB BY our European Bank Money Order
System payments are transmitted to the
very house of the recipient abroad, free of
charge, saving him the trouble and expense
of collecting draft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26
DECISION IN 4 CHURCH SUIT.
End of Litigation Bearing on the Rights
of Many Congree ations.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.

LEBANON. ND. July 25.-An important
suit. which involves the rights OF large
body of churches IN the United states, has
lust been decided III Boone Circuit Court
bv Judge HILL Mt Tabor Baptist church
church, six miles south of Lebanon, which
was organized IN 1855, was known as a regu-
lar Baptist church and coniOrned to the
Vows OF tha' organization. Two or three
wears ago part Of the congregation depart
ed from the original articles of faith
adopted and decided to become more liberal
IN their modes and teachings. This move
was bitterly opposed 10y the other portion
OF the church. who, however, were greatly
in the minority. Tho majority Immediately
expelled the members who did not agree
with The new order OF things he MI
nOrIty. however. was recognized by the
Danvillc Association 20 be a regular Bap-
list church, nut the other faction refused
TO submit to the decision Of the aSsocla-
ton. The majority being III possession OF
the church property and defylng the
church authorities. the minority brought
suit for cjectmcnt. The trial has been
hotly contested. A large amount of money
has been spent, ana expert witnesses IN
church government from far and near
have testified. The Court ruled that tho
minority, having held to the articles OF
faith as originally adopted. are the righttul
owners Of the church property and should
be put III possession thereof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26
is IT A FAIRY TALE ?
Alleged Destruction by Balmaccan Tor
pedo of u. 8. Steam-Launch.

washington. July 25.-The New York
World this morning publishes, under date
OF Callao. June 2ith, story to the effect
that the steam-launch belonging to the
United States steamer Pensacola was blown
up in the harbor Of africa. Chile. by tor
nedo fred by Balmaceda's torpedo cruiser
Condcll, intended FOX one Of the insurgent
vessels. Five men are reported killed,
whose names are given. The Navy De:
pertment is without any information Of
such an event and discredits the report.
Three Of the names Of the killed appear on
the ships muster-roll, but the Others do
not. The Pensacola was at Callao, Peru.
bound north. two days before the date or
the reported accident in company with the
baltimore, and Admiral McCa ann has made
no report upon the matter. 1he represent
tativcs in tins city OF both the Government
at Valparaiso and the Governmen1 at
Iquiaue have received adylces from Chile
considerably later than the date OF the at
legged destruction Of the launch OF the
Pensacola and no mention whatever has
been made in their adyices of such an ill.,
pOrt0nt event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26

r,~Snsnd ana Wsss Peint ss1sss eev~vp
Pr,fs,rsd pcws Over Pr Csee
NEW Ycsx. July M-Ths seoe3 4
ket to-day IVES sct!ye snd wcek oo5{ ~
Ant hour. but dali End stsRnant -
,.msindsr OF the sssssen. and .e!ooo9 q
ina iowcst prices o. the day. end, ~ -
cases, Of the week.
THE epKNrxo sIxADy NU5 DILL.
m. opcnine vac steady ed duns 10
the near manipuiat,oo II Darlington -
renewed Immediately ond - Sne -
omen manner, and that stock voe eooo g
. material amount.
Pressure ON fnR fRssnNAfs
Pleasure was afterward brought upoe
thc Richmoud and West Point Deousle1eos
and tho common stock and bonds su6e!e4
severely. while the preferred stock, wh1c4
was not dealt IN during the weeks eol0
down over per cent. from its lass psev1ous
sale.
SMALL LOSSES ALL ALONG rns luA
In addition to these declines Jersey Co.
trail was also most unaccountably weo31
losing q per cent, wbicn affected the -
OF the list unfayorably, and small Ios.ee
were sustained all along the line. Inc
bank statement however. uncxp~ceeosy
showed material gain in the surplus -.
serve. and the downward movements w.
checked. except in the stocks most disectiy
Affected by the manipulation, 30 that the
final dealings were devoid OF feature Of
interest.
TIE CLOSE DULL AND BARELY STEADY.
The market closed dull and barely steady
for the general list. but IN most cases
tho lowest prices Of the day. Tho nnal
changes are generally insignificant losses,
but Jersey Central Is down ~, Burlingtoe
TX, and Richmond and wess Point. ~.
Sales Of listed stock. $1,000 shares; OF un-
listed. 2.000 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE.
Ercninq.- Exchange quiet and steady %
4s5ais7I3. Commercial bills, 4s3'tsAS6,i.
Money easy nj IL. Suh-Treasufy bal.
ances-Coin. S9l. 90. 900; currency. y2S.-
4si 900. Governments dull but steady TO
firm; per cents. 1i7,i Al's. looH. State
bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26
IArr APpIVLf.l-
STORMY JORDAN's SENTENCE.
Governor Boies Revoked the Suspension
Departure that Puzzles Politicians.
lBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

DIS MoISEs, IA, July 25.-Governor
Boies to-day revoked the suspension OF
sentence against Stormy" Jordan. OF Of
tumwa. Jordan is notorious character,
against whom at one time and another
S35, 900 in fines has been assessed for liquor
law violations. Two years ago Governor
Larrabee suspended all fines and jail sen
fences against him on condition that he
would not 60 into business again: When
Boies, who Is al anti-Irohibitionist, came
into power. Jordan returned 10 Iowa and
has since been running q saloon at Of
tumwa. Democrats are not pleased at the
Governors action. and Republicans de-
clare it an attempt to catch prohibition
votes next fall. Many similar suspensions,
il Is said. will be revoked by Governor
Boies. II is decided departure, and Is
upsetting political calculations.