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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-17
Anti-ProRress.

Editor Morning NelUs: The writer is
glad to see that the city can not interfere
with the beauty of the Park extension by
opening Hall or Gwinnett street through It,
Judging from Mr.. Beckett's views, which
think exceedingly good authority.
With reference to opening Lincoln street
through the old cemetery think there is a
lack of sentiment, and presume that the
parties who wish it have no sacred interest
there. | trust that the protection which
has been thrown around it by Christ church
in the past will stop so-called progress in
this direction.
1t seems to me it will speak better for the
appearance of our city if the street forces
could be put to work cutting the wesds from
some of our streets and empty lots like F,
|, the Guards lot and lots on South Broad
aud Whitaker, ETC., and make owners of
sidewalks keep their sidewalks clear Of
grass.
| would also like to know why in some
cases an ordinance is enforced aud in other
cases allowed, f. l. If am not mistaken l
have been informed that there is an ordi-
nance prohibiting encroachment on side
walks, and l see that there is building
going up on Waldburg aud Montgomery
streets. which is being built with bay win
dows encroaching upon the pavement. II
1 have been correctly informed somebody Is
Ger ainly at fault in allowing same. What
IS fair for one should he fair for all.
OBSERVER.
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PLANTED THE Silver.
how Expert Bank Robbers Probably
Disposed of the Plumber.

bow Expert Bank Robbers Probably
Disposed of the Plumber.
YOUNGSTOWN, Aug. 15.-Detectives en-
ploYed in investigating the robbery of the
First National bank at Kinsman last Sun.
day night have ascertained that the job was
worked by five experts in bank raids, under
the leadership of Pete Canishaw, a noted
crook and safe burglar. The party were
not driven into Kinsman, but walked in on
the railroad after nightfall, and prose
cuted the work after the town had gone to
sleep.
No trace has been found Of any rig leav-
ing the town that night, and as the silver
ware stolen would fill large trunk, it is
believed it was carried by hand short dis
lance aud planted, the burglars intending
to resurrect 1T after the excitement quiets
down.
1t is known that some one thoroughly &C.
quainted with the constructing Of the bank
assisted in the raid, and several persons are
under surveillance. Col. ID. n. Yeomans,
whose silver plate was stolen, now places
his loss at Sc 500, all of it being of costly de-
sign and expensive workmanship The bur
glars were traced to Buffalo. where they
separated and are now under cover
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Unclaimed Baggage and Parcels
ID. LaROChe & Son, AuCtioneers,

The following baggage and parcels remaining
on hand unclaimed at Savannah, Florida and
Western Passenger Depot six months will b3
sold at public auction on the FIRST MON
DAY in September at Down Freight Ware
mouse If not elaine before that time.
II. Y. RIGHToN. q BA.
leather sample case, s, F 4 w check 6299; ;
red leather satchel, no marks; BLACK valises
no marks; 8 black sachels, no marks; black
sachel, &. & w check 1918; black sachels
no marks; lantern sample case, no marks;
black sachel, no marks: black sachel, s. F
& w check 2i0l l.; ! black russell sachel, no marks;
black russet sachel. s, + & w check 4G35; 3 red
leather saches, no marks; red russell sache
no marks; red leather sachels. no marks;
gray canvas sachel, no marks; pkge, g. &
w check 4S IS; bundle, s. r q w check 4659,
small wooden trunk, tsmall bus ziak trunk
me1ium red link trunk, no marks: sailors bag,
K 7, V & q check z; / cotton mattress small
wooden trunk, small link trunk, bag sundries,
red mattress. yellow wooden trunks, boxes,
/ bundle quilts. small wooden trunk, small
link trunk, bundle bedding feathers, crocus
bag, black valse, l wooden trunk, no marks;
/ large link trunk, s, + q w check 2704 small
link trunk, wooden trunk, link trunk. no
marks; l link trunk, marked W A Smith,
Orange county; link trunk, l crocus bag. no
mar<s; sailors bag, 8, r & W creek 1909; z
small wooden trunks, l medium link trunk.
small wooden trunk, wooden trunk, l small
wooden trunk, medium link trunk, / medium
marked Naily NJ Kinney: medium wood trunk.
no mark; ] medium wood trunk, 8, F & w
check 1856; l medium zink trunk, 8, F& W
check AIS; | medium wood trunk s A
Pearson medium link trunk no
mark; 1 medium wood trunk, Matilda
F Gideon, Albany small wood trunk
50 Fla check 50; small link trunk, n check
236; wooden box. w T Layton, Sav'h, Ga;
wooden box, Dolly Loyal, Waycross; large
wooden trunks, no mark; small link trunk, S,
+ & w check 1916; small wooden trunk, S. +
w check 4il0; small wooden trunk, S, w
check 475l; small wooden trunk. X r spl
aG62; small wooden trunk. S w 20.5; small
wooden trunk, s + W %024; 1 medium link
trunk, small wooden trunk, no marks; small
wooden trunk, W C&A check 794;1 small wooden
trunk, no mark; ! bag sundries, no mark; /
package silk paraSols, package is silk UNI
brellas package IS cotton umbrellas, / pack
age walking canes, black sachel, 2 red
sachels, alligator sachel l red sachel / black
sachel, , sample cases, 3 Overcoats, = augers.
straw hats, black stiff hats, beaver, survey
ors compass and pole, no marks.
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The PRcker Failure.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The arrest of the
note broker, Abraham Backer, on a charge
Of grand larceny is likely to be followed by
other complaints against him. There is
now suspicion that Mr.. Backer has either
put large part of the "a, 600 900 for which
be failed into unfortunate Wall street spec
ulations or has done with it what many
think Ferdinand Ward did with some part
Of his dishonest receipts. The arrest Of M.
Backer will be apt to embarrass the re-
ceiver. 1t looks now as though this was
sensational failure equaled only by the col
lapse OF Ferdinand Ward himself.
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MR. SPURGEoSs FACULTY for remembering
names and faces is well known, but sometimes
he makes slip, and the following little anec-
dote shows his felicitous way Of setting himself
right on such occasions: Meeting recently a
young student whom he had not seen for a
year, be said: fright glad to see you Mr..
Partridge The student was of course i'm
mensely gratified to find that the great divine
remembered him, but reminded the pastor that
mis- name was not Partridge but Partridge. 20
yes " quoth Mr.. Spurgeon, Il must not make
game Of you auy more
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This Day, Monday II, at IL o'clock.
SALES FUTURE DAYS
Sale

viii be sold on FIRST TUESDAY IN SEP
TENDER NEXT, before the court house door
in town of Camilla, Mitchell county, Georgia,
about five Thousand acres Of round timbered
land, valuable for lumber, turpeutine and farm
ing purposes. Also valuable plantation
consisting of one thousand acres. Sold as
property of estate Of ISREAL MAPLES. Terms
cash.
j. NJ KEATON
Administrator
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10 interfere with the proceedings of
courts, committee from this body
had an interview with the street and lane
committee OF the city to request that the
city authorities would substitute a noiseIess
pavement for the present one. The news
papers In their published proceedings of
council announced that the matter had been
presented at meeting of council and con-
slderatiOn deferred till November. We re-
spectfuLy refer the whole question TO
the proper authority for the suppression
OF nulsances, with the request that vigorous
measures be at once instituted for its imme-
diate abatement. IL this noise cannot be
stopped otherwise we recommend the
county commissioners to do the work at the
county's expense.
We extend to his honor and the solicitor
general our thanks for courtesies extended
TO us.
We recommend these presentments be
published in the MORNING News and
Daily Times.
George w. Lamar, Foreman.
John F. LqFar,
Norton Friersen,
J. w. Hinsoa,
J. Q. Hodges,
William Quantock,
Daniel Hogan,
s. Herman,
Nath .. Tilton,
A. F. Flint,
J. B. Barthelmess,
Charles F. Keilback,
Thomas r. Beuellen,
W. NJ. Bent,
T. F. Snreven,
". L. Exley,
John J. Gaudry,
Frank A. Exley.
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SAVANNAH AND DEEP WATER.

what the Press is Saying About the
Matter.
Athens Banner: The Savannah River
Association wants to keep the little steam
boats padding between Augusta and
Savannah. 1t Is very well to do something
in this day and time when southern rail-
roads are running together like melted lead
Macon Ne,Us: All Georgia indorses the
proposition to have deep water" at Savan>
nah,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


~ EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY - Whereas,
" JANE GORDON has applied to Court OF
Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Guardian
of the person and property OF ANNIE Z. and
JAMES L. GORDON. minors.
These are, therefore, 20 cite and admonish all
said court, to make objection df any they haveL
on before the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters Will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FEARII.L.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the LIST day
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. O.. Q. O.
- EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY Whereas,
" DANIEL O'DONOVAN has applied to
Guardian OF the person and property of MARY
DUWART, minor.
These are, therefore. to cite and admonsh alE
whom IL may concern to DO and appear before
said court to make objection df any they navel
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the Slso
FRANK f. KEILBACH.
Clerk G. o.. G. @.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM CoUETY.-CHARLES
~ EGENSE has applied to Court of Or
binary for twelve mouths maintenance aud
support for BRIDGET BURCH, out Of Estate
OF JOHN X. BURCH, deceased. Appraisers
have made return allowing same.
These are therefore TO cite all whom 1t may
concern to appear before said Court to make
objection on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER next, otherwise same will be-
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this 81 day
OF August, 1891.
FRANK f. KEILBACH.
Clerk c. o., c. Co.
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A Drunken Negro Shoots Another Ne
gro Near Guyton.

A Drunken Negro Shoots Another Ne
gro Near Guyton.
AT colored picnic Friday, held in the
grove near the 31-mile post on the Central
railroad, John Crawford, who was intoxi-
Gated, began fourishing a loaded pistol
Another negro named Macgregor begged
him to put it away, telling him he might
shoot some one. As he did so Crawford
fired at Macgregor, killing him instantly.
Crawford fed after the shooting and is still
at large. The murdered man was a good.
peaceable negro and was employed at the
SCHUYLER turpentine still.
A negro who fell asleep on the Central
railroad track a short distance from Guy
ton was struck by the 5:36 o'clock passenger
train Saturday morning and had one of his
legs crushed. He was carried 20 the office
of DR.. S. j. Lanier, who amputated the
leg.
Ben Davis of Guyton had quite a lively
experience Saturday. Marshal Dan Meyers
had under arrest for selling liquor a negro
named Bill Hartwell. Wishing to step into
the house for a moment. Mr.. Meyers asked
Mr.. Davis to keep an eye on the negro. The
marshal had no sooner got inside the house
than the negro started of. MIR. Davis
ordered him 10 halt or he would fire. Hart
we'll produced a revolver and several shots
were exchanged but none took effect Hart
we'll fed to the swamps and the marshal has
not been able to locate him yet.
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GRAND JURY PREsENTMENrs

Of rbe .T11ne Term n 800. c,..
SuDerio~ III >
~ H. ,.,,..,.
1" -, ne 80 '."9';
luo 80" 80 'Fi, 1871,
make this their pteSel- 1e-t, ombodying
the substance OF the replr;s OF the several
committees from this boJx &C fo,,-,.,,
-, ,,,,,....1 -0-''
"a IN
Inc scnool ouIlulhgs OF the city, consist
Ing Oh hNe Wn1'e anu Two colnred schools,
were iuspsSteu anu win one shght excsp-
ton, Iouhu III Soou oruer. Ahoth'r build
ing Is no" unuer construction on Henry
street, " nl1u WIN accommodate from 400 to
oOJ "nlVe 0hliul on; buTloS the past season
there were enrolieu bhe following number of
pupHs'
White children In the city ALB
Coi0reo cnilureh III the city .............. Ion
r..i -
''''''''''.' '''4'4A
White children in the country. to5
Colored children in the Country II 672
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-. .. 2.1j7
Making a total of 6,65l c.iirv uf both
races in attendance. We w+e j formed
that 700 colored children could lpc us ac-
commodated, and it is rec mme ell that
an inexpensive building be provided to
meet this demand.
ON DRAINAGE
Much voluahIa rvorl, -. -, $500.
rlishad in drsininy norfions - 80 - eoooLl-
md tho imnrove5 bealth of ~ ~ Sno ooGiity,
Jrsinad and rbe increase - 80" 'io'
+ba land damonstratee tta ,ia5,'o &c %
,,ndertatng and uroos +bo "roa uoIl!t oL se
tbe activa continnsnco " Sn1 ,h neoessl'y lor
cially land in and near enough to tHe ci+v
to affect the health of the peonle In This
connection we cannot too persistentlV urge
W, n the county commissioners and the city
authorities the necessity Of cooperation
to at once place Musgrove creek
and lands dependent upon that creek, to be
drained In thorough sanitary condition
DlRu tlues anu hrA'y rains now cause the
trunk to leak ana overflow, and the lands
adjacent flooded and reTnalu in a Sadlv
unhealthy condition II bas aI,ro1,s -
,uorooo - a. ho.t.L 50 a.
iieLAce W ote nealVn Vi tue Guy ana SUD-
plant, aud we are informed by high meii-
cal authority that greater portion of the
sickness OF the city prevails in the western
ana southern portion OF the city and is at.
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FOR SALE.


Two three story brick dwellings on Margaret
Il street, first west Of West Broad; terms
SLOW cash, and balance in one two and three
years at per cent interest. ROWLAND &
MYERS, l22 Bryan street.
ENOR SALE. all the purest California Wines.
L Clarets, Sauterne', Relslings, Ports, Sner-
ues and Cstawbas at NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
I OF and improvements, consisting of a store
- aud two dwellings, on southwest corner of
Jefferson and Charlton streets. We will loan
S2,6OO TO the purchaser of this property IL de-
sired. ROWLAND & MYERS, l22 Bryan street.
IGOR SALE, seven brands hungarian Wines
Il highly recommended to lnvahds by leading
physicians. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE, Sole Agent.
TWO STORY DWELLING, on lot 63x97 on
L northeast corner Of West Sixth and Flor
ence streets; terms half cash and balance on
time. ROWLAND & MYERS, I22 Bryan street
NOR sALE. the largest and BEST assorted
: stock OF White Pine sash, Doors, Blinds,
mouidings, etc. etc, In tne South. Also all
standard brands Of Pure White Leads colors
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes. etc
Mil supplies. Builders hardware is my
specially. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct i'm
portAtions OF Roeendale and Portland Cement
Sewer Culvert and Flue Pipe. all sizes bends
Traps, rs, etc. Call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW
HANLEY.
BOARDING.
BOARDING, delightful rooms with board
- from Sept. LIST. Location near the Park,
1872 CASTOR street
BOARDING, a few boarders wanted for nice
~ cool room. a West Broad street. foot of
South Broad.
- EYERAL gentlemen can obtain board in
- the southern part OF the city, convenient TO
street cars. Large south room with use Of bath
room Address A. H., care of Morning News.
POARDERS WANTED at IS Broughton and
ID Price
MISCELLANEOUS.
| ENlNE English Tooth Brushes zoe. Pears Soap
l. flor 25c. large bottles household Ammo
MIA l0c. Insect Powder 45c LlVINdSTON'S
PHARMACY.
| DULASKI HOUSE STABLES for fine Livery.
Telephone No ~. Nos 1873 and 40 Bryan
street. E. c. GLEASON.
| CARTE BLANCHE champagne, the highest
~ grade OF dry sparkling wine our own
! special importation. M. LAWNS ESTATE,
sole agent.
nNE 25c. bottle Edson's Bed Bug Killer will
~ keep your beds clean of bugs for one year:
25c at LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY.
| A LII the French and Italian Iiqueurs ana cor
"A dials at NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
old NEwsPAPERs-aOO for 25 cents-at
- business office Morning News.
| LNLOwERs--A fresh supply at strong's drug
Il store daily. Floral designs at short notice
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone S98
u RFORE you buy or SAIL properly consult
I'D ROBERT H, TATEM, Real E0tate Dealer
| and Aucttoneer.
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KILLED AT A PICNIC.

*TLndIcates trace. TIncnss and huudrodths
G. 8. GoRaAs, Observer Signal Corps.
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Making a total cost Of .S174, S79 SO
All of which is paid for except disputed
bill Of 500 a.
The amount appropriated and amount
spent upon the county map up to July l,
1891, is as follows:
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A Ii the French and Italian liqueurs and cor
"a dials at NJ. LAWNS ESTATE
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$4,000 90 s18. 4s3 az

The committee was Informed that the
work was being done as rapidly as possible,
but it could not be ascertalned when il
would be completed; hence no estimate can
be made as TO the amount OF expenditure
yet necessary to finish IL. The drafting is
beautifully executed, and it is claimed to be
absolutely correct, The Importance OF hav-
ing a correct map Of the county is apparent
TO every one.
THE ACCOUNTS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCA-
TON
were found neatly and correctly kept.
The disbursements are proven by vouch-
ers properly approved.
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old NEWSPAPERS for rs cents-at
~ Business Office Morning Newa
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,


SD year State Military, Scientific and Tech
nical School Thorough courses in general and
applied Chemistry, and in Engineering Con
fers degree of graduate in Academic Course;
also degrees Of Bachelor Of Science and Civil
Engineer in Technical Courses. All expenses,
including clothing and incidentals, provided at
rate of 1856 so per month as an average for the
four years exclttStUe Of outfit.
GEN SCOTT SHIP, Superintendent.
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Two three story brick dwellings on Margaret
L street. first west Of West Broad terms
$1,000 cash. and balance in one, two and three
years at per cent. interest. ROWLAND &
MY Frs, l22 Bryan street.
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Ordered that these presentments be pub
lished as recommended.
R. FALLIGANT, Judge.
Aug. IA, 1891.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
SALE THIS DAY.
By j. Mclaughlin & Son.

ICE BOX, REFRIGERATOR, BEDROOM
SETS, WIRE SPRINGS, ROUND TABLES.
WALNUT CHAIRS, EASY CHAIRS, DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, BABY CARRIAGES, NAT
TRESSEs, LAMPS, PITCHER and BASINS,
PLATES, GAS STOVE, BUREAUS, HAND
SOME MIRROR, FINE CURLED HAIR MAT
TRESS, TRUCKS. BOXES CANDY. CAKES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ROSEWOOD LOO
TABLE, ONE SET HARNESS, BASE BALL
SHOES, SHOES and BOOTS, SLEEVES, WHITE
WASH BRUSHES, BROOMs. BOXES NEDI-
CINE, PIANO, OFFICE DESKS. ONE LOT
NOVELS and OTHER BOOKS. ETC., etc.
Tho Oov Wordau ~ Of II n oInok
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HaPLoYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, position as a job pressmar
w Either here OF elsewhere. Address, r.
Nj. CRANK, 40 Liberty street, Savannah, Ga.
A FIRST-CLASS ladies' French tailor, cutter
~ and filter wants situation 10 a first class
BRUAN. Arlington House. Atlanta, Ga.
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- EVERAL gentlemen can obtain board in
- the southern part OF the city convenient to
street cars Large south room with use Of bath
room. Address A. H., care of Morning News
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MT. Pleasant Military Academy.

The 57th year Of this we'll known school be-
gins on SEPTEMBER 49, All supplies pro-
vided, beautiful home and every facility for
an excellent education.
Address: J. HOWE ALLEN. Principal.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

hDVERTTyEMENrS IS Worss o.
sSgs. ~ ss4s eosSs1s~ 6nssF1sd ro~ ONE
CENT A WORD. CaAh "a Advance, aaaA
@asPtteA.
HOsF7sAo6v sHho Ads 0ny soaRe - ssspvss.
OaStAtA1 TO buy Or sci1, Any BUSINESS o.
Recommendations to ssoures indeed, anv ,sSAA
20 v~Gesfy. SHOULD GdoeTeGrs - fAGs ool.sr,,z,.
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LNIVE lots, 30x90, on Thirteenth street. be
II tween Montgomery aud West Broad cor
nering on the latter strest. Terms, one-f5urth
cash. balance oae. two and three years. ViGa
per cent. interest. ROWLAND & MYERS
122 Bryan street. -1au hcrr : sess
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MISCELLANEOIrA-

MlSCELLANE OUS.
ZINE English Tooth Brushes zoe. Pears Soap.
l. 2for 25c large bottles household Ammo
MIA l0c, Insect Powder 45c LlVINGSTON'S
PHARMACY.
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w AGONET, carries 3 passengers, 1ust &c
w thiag for beach ead picnic partieS GDfEL
MARTIN & CO. Stables.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING, a few boarders wanted for nice
- cool room a West Broad street. foot of
South Broad.
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Maximum temperature. 80, minimum tenn
persture. %.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty four hours
endin9 D. m Aug. IL. 1891. 18th Meridian tins.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-18
BELKNAP Az FHE FUNERAL
iss AtShis@n IetssEsisy Asanai HAs-
aast st " Ashtsstoa.

oeseisl - the IszESKAk HksALBs
MAsHINsFoS. feb- lT.-E. A. MoSsles
Who . heFe IS a representative OF tue
orsnd Rapids board OF Trade IN the
interest OF tie IorIey Bankruptcy b.l
has had several interviews with various
members OF Congress. TAe prospects
Tor the passage of tie blll st this ses-
sion are nog very nrlght- Bslknap vii
accompany the Congressional delega-
ton 10 New YORK 10 be present
al shermsn's funeral. Beiknap il
not member OF the committee
as one member from Michigan, Cuteh-
con Is already oz the committee, bat
Belknap MAS With sherman on he
march 10 Atlanta, and always enjoyed
The closest relations With him. The
seventh annual reunion ard dinner OF
the Washington ASSOCIATION Of the Unl-
yers.ty OF Michigan, WAS held tonight,
at Nliards Gen. Cutcheon presided.
and many distinguished persons were
present. The affair was most delight
ful one.