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The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFUhE JUUGE GOULD.
FRIDAY.-Albion Poor. IntoxIcation.
Fined So aud costs,
John Kilgallen and Mary Williams. In
toxication. Each fined SO and costs
William Connors, William Simpson and
james Mack. Vagabonds. Each 20 days In
the county Jail
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
a SILL Alarm.

At7.36 last evening, some one saw consid-
cradle smoke arising over the building at the
corner of Centre and Congress streets, occu.
pied by l.. NJ. Douglass, and sent still
alarm to Machigonne's house. 1t didn't
take the firemen long to find the chimney
from whence the smoke came. No damage.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army will hold temper
ance meeting at 235 Federal street tonight at
g.; Sunday holiness meeting at II a. m.
united praise meeting at p. M; salvation
meeting at s p. m. The above will be full of
life and power. The public are cordially in
vited Capt and Mrs. Atkins will be in
oharUn
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
When the Fire Alarm strikes

1t makes you nervous unless you are well in
sured in good companies. Keep your proper
ty we'll covered by fire insurance in the
strong agency of Dow & Pinkham, SIS Ex-
change street, and the ease of mind will be
worth to you more than the cost OF insur-
ancP
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
Portiend Head LIpht.

One hundred years ago today the Portland
Head light was lighted. 1t was the first
light to be so established on the coast of
Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10

There is no one article In the line OF
medicines that gives so large return for the
money as good porus strengthening plaster, such
as Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache Plasters. d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10

II your complaint is want of appetite, try hall
wine glass Of Angostura Bitters before meals.
DR.. j. u. B. Slegert g. Sons, sole manufacturers
At all druggists. tan8eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
Bruises, Bumps and Broken Bones,

and all other casualties are covered by the
accident policies issued by Dow g. Pinkham,
No: 30 Exchange street. Best companies
and lowest rates. Call and interview them.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
White eeavara,I

slough Cream" cures complicated colds, chaotic
coughs, Gains Group, conquors consumption
Costs 30 cents. Call chemist oc1dsm
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
Maddox wire seItIng Company.

| WduuoX WIG betting Company
at the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Maddox Wire Betting Company these
officers we're elected:
President-Dr. c. A. Baker, Portlane.
Treasur-r-M. G. Foss.
Cl1rk-C. w Baker.
Dir ctors-Dr. q. A. Baker, Pori land; M c.
FOss. Portland; z. g. Barker, Newcasi 10 X John
Little. Portland; G. w. trker, Portland; Z. S.
Merrill, Portland; John Oldfeld, Saccarappa.
The directors reported business had in
creased so much they had been compelled to
extend their plant, and were also adding and
preparing mach inery.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-10
MARRIAGES.

Beecham's Pills act like magic on a veal
stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
DeG0LlA BROS.
pEsLsEs n
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 ard 9 lover Blecb

FOR sALE-of sxchanxe: les seues y miles
southeast Of rtiys good bglid ngs fe2ce>.
orchard, soil clay loan isis IL . Ne. farm
price rs.stN.
LtoR gALE-or exchange, 80 acres a. niles
from Aiddleyilie. Barry eeaHtys : ROMA
honsr. new large barn. eSe4 oDTbuiia inss good
soii. "a acres seeded sad ~ acres Of wheat on
tie ground; price Ss.sD
Es0R eALE-or exchange, 50 acres . miles
IRON city; fair house. lsrxe new barn-gooa
soil. IS acre, OF timber will sell on small pay
ment or exchange Tor city preper'ys pries
500
L'oR ExcHAY6E-sevsrai 20 acre farms
south Of city BY nsnr~sidenss; osneFs
wishing Grand Rapids property. ranging IN
price from $50 up Ii you aase = sfnssa house
Ne can surely meet yoa on these
EoR ExcHAN0E-lo 100 acres "a miles from
waslsnd. Aliegsn county. With two houses
and two large barns. coed orchard. ~ acres
improved. 70 acres seeded; 70 exchange for
south end property; price $500
| nor sALE-or exchange; 70 acres niles
from cifyi clay loan. new house; hae
place for gardening: price 500.
EoR sALE-0r exchange; Io0 acre farm In
northern Michigan; 70 acres improved.
fns timber. beech, maple. Eastwood ana elm.
snail orchard; this farm lies on bank OF =
small lake and Is SO protected - 70 De free
IRON early and late frosts; lake abounds IN
nnr nsh and u becoming noted as resort;
price $500. on easy terms for cash. or viii ex-
change for Grand Rapids real estate;. For ex-
county for equities fl Srand Rapids properly.
! These lanes are wei! located and good sol.
perfect title. and can. By improvement. be
made nne farming eoaniry- This Is your
chance 10 get GU. OF debt.
E0k SALE OR EXCHANGES acres on lake
4 shore. near the park; good buildings. $50
peach trees, In bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspbeF-
ries. 40 grapes. gooseberres aud other small
fruits; price 500; fruit on same Will pay for
1t the present. season; would exchange for
good city property; this IL u great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
DAILY MARKETS.


6sAN-Whest s0c; corn. ssc; oats. sc; ~,
zoe; barley. ti.i0 ewt.
MkArs-Beef sole; pork. Sf96c; mutton.
e6c; spring lamb. Sc; fowls. Ice apr ng chick
en-. n51c; veal. &c; turkeys 121zc; ducks
Toe.
PRoprcH-Buster. DC; eggs. lie; potatoes. 30,
y bu; beets &c = bu; onions. 75c = bu; radish
Is. Re , dcz; peas. Sl.0o y bu; Deans hanf
picked. sl-j0 y bU; honey. lSc; peaches. e1oo@
zeo BID; grapes. 251tsSc p 10; pears. $50 +
bu; crab apples. 75c bu.
WooI-washed. aoes2sc. unwsshed H@a0c.
HAS-TimoShy, S44l5 y ton; clover. Sl2@l:
pton; straw. - , ton.
HIPS AND TAiLovs-Grsen. Sc; part cured
k11c; cured. &c, calf skins. green. &C.; calf skin
cured. &c; txiiow. 41fc; pelts. 60c9s150; dekin
Lease.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

FLorR AND FxEp-Liiy White. SO; Patent
te9 cwt; corn meal .sl-30 = cws; feed S24. oC@
$50 per ton; middlings Szi.00 ton; bran
Go q ton: ships. $40 y ton
Mxxr-Pork steak. Toe; roast. Zoe; ribs. sc
tendericin, I2t1c. ham. &c; beef steak. 13ssc
roast. 40 lie; rib. &c: mutton. 69lsc; sprfu:
lamb. I9lsc ;spring chicken. sc turkeys l21z'
ducks. lZLe
PRoprck-Butter. CSC; eggs zoe: potatoes
.$5c bu; beets. lee PIX; onions. &c PIX
peas. BIC PIX; bet ns6.,c PIX; radishes. 15c
doz; peaches. 6@u0 = pk; apples. z0c : PIX
grapes. Bose: crab apples. 25c per PIX pears
60c per ok.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
r W.dOsTERHOUsE'


Deaier IN real estate personal property ana
le4ns aaN eusihess exchange
Has Eve acres ca izer avenue ana East q.
thai siil Plat IN coca shape. ~ith new heass
ana bsru. Ger = l0ss ~ta take house ans ies
worth sl.se - fFss payment
sTsosss acres 90 Fulton street Scr s6oeo; tfis
Is growing IN value sevg fast
House and let Ne = Hensy street let aexissi
this heGse has al. pariog. siffsnE reen asd
bath below EEd three chambers above crate
aud mantle and furnace Aaa gss. making
eomplefe home for sS.ssA
House and leg So.sss Fifth avenue; lot 6oxtsss
house has Eve ROOMS below. all flushed above;
three raems Eos naisAed. ior sl-s9es this ~ en
; gradea street.
j. W. cLoSTERHoUSE.
have house and let corner Efhel ave. and
Losan III. aex8y 1aistec house. coEt&ir$ Ten
looms. n ~ nslsnsa IN eAk nn ,,s xrsss ssa
feet troat porch slx feet vida, alec well. large
eistern. cellar under whole of house. ptped fer
gas. sad furnace VII sell cheePi sss aewa.
basGnee monthly.
No. is7 Lake ss. cheap; $50 down. balances
easy
New house In east part OF the cifyi vii take
good work team. harness aad wagon 40 nrsf
paymeaL
want about 500 worth Of team work as arst
payment on lot or hcase and iot.
six room HOUSE On hiii. fifteen minutes WAX
OF sweets Hotel. Tor sileo; $50 down. $40
monthly
Houses for rent and for sale at your own
prices
J. W. clesterhouss has . house and lot. No.
y Holester 81. for s1s90-
Nv. cLosTERHousE.
Phone H L Canal 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

T.. j. Nichols Is closing out his entire
stock OF Dress Goods At actual cost.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

Dents, Towne's and PERKINS, Gloves.
T. w. Dunn 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
Lily white

The Valley City Milling Company ha.
no peer in the manufacture of -four
Try the LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

Price our silks before purchasing else
where. VoIer, HERPoLsHErMER Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

Price our silks before purchasing else.
where. voleT, HEaroIsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

cArsLB-Msrhes rather active ana prices
without material change Quotations ranged as
0oocds for prime 10 shipping Steers; A4o0
40 for good TO fancy do. q to14O for com
mon 20 fair do % oo1aD for butchers Steers;
0O0e 50 for Stockers; q. lo<t3 ~ for Texans;
e,ooAo5 for rangers; " 5o13D for Feeders;
ei5o so for Cows; o.. 5o130o for BuilA and
osots % for Veal Calves
Hoes-Market slow and weak Prices ION
i5c lower sales ranged ~ G0os1A IS for Pigs,
ki01As5 for light; a. seftA7 10 for rough pseh-
ing; AeoGsaeo fof mixed. and M75e S3s Tor
hsavy packing and shipping lotA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

I've srf<k hlack la<afss On Neef Bride 81
f@< ~ ~ sa1 l5t . fef sale. hteck contains
eaFee .1afss. Ike se<ana Haof - q susfe4 ~
fe8tns. <stfaBie for a1ee< - hsssek eeDfHx-
Me sess ~ ssza q via fake nnFf n eifv
frop<ftg u saf< in n 3zyA la4afree 81
A. 4. LekE. 81 H<s5 Ri
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

REAL EeI&tb-
EoH sALE-Nsee large sFfek haa<e l6 rssns
y besides has. cellar under Whole hss<e
with f6fasee. r. feet 81 porch. alec large ssaa :
trees "a frsas an1 rear. lee s*Hs3z "a erna-.
street. located IL sasfhexaf s4rt IL ests. q Il
exehsB<e saf coed sasa8f BfeDeftY or small
farsa- fn4afFp 81 j. q. Alesaa3er. IS Lyan- 81.
Es0k sALf-ssw sfeem hoass eifb frsat
= haii. cellar sndsg wkeis ssase treat and
<i4< perch COED sesl aHa essrera : ssf = ZEE,
tFeati aatg three sssrs fF8B Cherry street
esfsi east ffsRS; fEtee a4iy >ss8 II ssIa soon :;
tbs II bsrxsla. IsaGifs 81 !. a. Alexander
= Lees e.
LoR sALE--S vssant sats eas .sct,au af
= taerFs a. znd Iaksase. ave shade srees
"a sfeatf fftfe fef Asrf 81 aaSS x4n % 80
each eaaf he beat Der fhr ssaasS
ta4sifs q y. - AteI4adsr. Cosrt blas =
rgsa S fhess -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

an a. &c say sssas made On say Esss 80
~, eafsiy. fraak A. NsrssI. . ssAsa -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,
Limited, have to Offer the following
Spec ais:

Spec ais:
TIMER.
f.tO acres fne hardwood. near Cadillac. on
i. q A. X. r. Large tracts OF pine and hard
wood Ia various parts % she state.
A tract Of enc hurdred million 10000 Coo
feet OF white pine In Minnesota Descriptions
sad estiraatcs furnished on application.
CTlY PROPERTY.
Street ears are now rauning on Buchanan
81. and Barton ave. making lots on the Belle
fhllo sda,tio VERY desirable Call Oh US for
prices sSa terms.
bsrgun in house and lot on ssuth Lafay-
cite. n ~ Cherry. also on Ceit-age. Baxter.
Newhesrr and North Lafayette SITS. also desir.
able houses and lots IN part Of the city TO suit
tne taste
FARMS.
We have them. anywhere you msy wish 10
locate. either TO SET or exchange for citg prop.
erty. A few handsome. well rented residences
g. trade Cor improved farms.
We deal IN Detroit and Grand Rapids city
property and can eject advantageous en
changes when desired.
A handsome sfis- Of 5rsens on Coif-ave. q
rent M q per sacath. Houses to reat la yari-
oss parts "a she city,
r. ysu have property 20 sail exchange or
rert. Rave Is with IS. We have more appsiea-
GRAND RAPIDS LAND AND IMP. CO. Ltd.
g woBderiy Badinx. 9fsaa Rapids. Aieh-.
and = Gsmgsn building. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
MONEY TO on aoAS
REAL ESTATE
In Sums OF oloO and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsand 81 Fountsln-st. Telephone sos
REALEsrArE CITY.

=
CONSIDER all things well aud then get
prices on = few choice lots have for sale
eheap and on easy terms j. D Prosiu. Room
Q. Loyett block. opp. sweets Hotel.
FOR sALE-"I,e got 1900. want TO build
= house" You can't do IL. why notg"
1T takes $500 10 build house for s4.oe-" :.
them By tne dozen n anS esn ss YOU
house for $1,000, and on monthly payments.
easy as rent. Houses all prices from y 600 to
S.oo0. Vacant lots from 500 to si.B0. No
commission as lac sells for himself only. c.
w. Tufts. 70 otiawa-st. foot OF Fountain.
EoR SALE-A very desirable home on " cal
= thy ave-. with good barn. large lot. only
e. 610; q. Uv0 down. balance per cent. kinsey
y Mercer. Viddicomb building.
You can buy one OF those lots between Col
lege aud Union. on AnfIsdel Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now II you want 10 be
any ionzer. but cali at No. 1851. New Hous-
man block. pay your money aud get your deed
at once. A. X. Antisdei. :5ltf
FOR SALE-A beautiful home at ITO Barclay
4 ST.; house Is In fne condition.; has all the
i5xl6O II. to alley: owner has moved east TO re-
main permanently; prompt buyer will Sc
cure good bargain. for cash. d. d. Slater &
Co.. 81 Monroe-st.; phone zoo zoztf
FOR SALE-A 80 foot corner lot and fair
house within six minutes walk OF Sweets
uotci LOT S-.lps 9iop uoWis OdiduCc opcf CENT
kinsey / Mercer.
I HAVE some of the most desirable houses
and lots; also vacant lots Ia the city. As
property Is advancing daily. and the city Liable
TO double again in the next ten years. am
surprised that you do not come In and buy at
once. Gail at No. 1851 New Houscman block:
telephone No. s1S. A. X. Antisdei. 25ltf
FOR SALE-Great bargain. farm OF 22i
acres on graded road. four miles from city
limits. suitable for grain. dairy or stock. En-
quire OF Iagsart. Wolcott x Ganson. Is Mon
roe-St. 2lytf
FOR SALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located on the Upper Peninsular; mas b en-
damaged by FIRE and must De cut at once; this
can be had very cheap. Call 1T 81 Housenan
block. A. X. Antisdel. 25ltf
TOR SALE OR RENT-A gem OF a house Just
north OF Wealthy ave. on James ST. with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots In all parts of the city at great
bargains. Ii you want good lot or house and
lot don't fail to see me. have q large farm
ef 100 acres with good buildings to trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money to lean. 50 and 81 New uouseman
Block. A. r. Antisdel.
E0R SALE-Houses and lots In different
= parts Of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At q bargain. DR.. Veeu.
boer, AZ EOstwick-St. SSH
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
MOVING, PACKING : STORAGE

QADtHFF 4 HoL1~helias'e apsc'sse ssrs
III - III saueh ItFisfan- 81. hate TIC tsfxese
ssanss employ the most eempetsht mSn "a sa =
will give Pea regular rates. hsaass - ,ss.
for them 81 not BY 'phonins fs-s 81 =" s''sf
tus4ness houra.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

CLEvBLAuDI o.. OcA &
PsrsotsuA-Essy. Standard white. no
sss; ~ gasoline 10; = ssseiins. ioss - naphr
IA Era
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
REAL EsTATE-CoUNTRY.

REAL ESTATE-COUNTRY
EOR SALE-Cheap for cash or exchange for
city property. 1917 acre fruit farm north
east of Saugatuck. loco bearing peach trees;
Saugatuck. Mich. 2S
EXCHANGE-Four farms. free and Gear of
~ debt. to exchange for mortgaget city prop
erty. John b. Martin, 81 Canal-st 2s3
EXCHANGES acre farm and a city lot
~ 10 exchange for house and lot worth
$3.50. 665 West-st. 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

Cslcxso oca q
Hosn-<atsA sprisx Wasss FsseElz SD
Gs-zs: Ba<erz - 8<z>4B Water Hhess
tless Fstsatz. e-oce1aa stsalssEs. - 7a<s@- "a
"as&T-s1isd 1rz1ex sad IN fair aelnsnd
%. eA>1 A1d oetsssr, szsses Dseenesz.
so1s'<s AMI Mar. si-0ss zlea
coRz-faisis .sz.vs 2z@ arnek. NJ. So
Gas<cs saz yellow, sss<ssse; No. 5 ssSes
October si'szS2scs NossnaDer, sEss44saes
Year 3&ss4e; Mag. azSE4e.
OArs-SssakttsE No. cash. s5as11-4e; No
vsloer. <71s7sses hsy 14ssse. ssmples
IN fAir ssBR.y AMI staad-er No 4 s4ssGzss.
he . Waite, H115ocs Ma I N9zscs No
While. 0Gsi1c
Krk-sssaay No CASA. stns4ess: octo
Der. ,4issssse. and sesenb per, s6ss zsse.
hAhLAx- ssiaDls ana nrmi SAMPLES - FOB
Iowa Poor sasouad. O2ssc. eoalEaoa mas
mating. 41osec; fair 20 good. <5<15zcs eaoiss
hs4sy sna bright ssSnoe. ana fzsey. s-3ese.
Mss fosz frasiiss fairly active and prices
lossr. Prices ragged Al ~ So a. ~ Tor. cash
0sG2D fcf October, ssss9ia 10 for Do
ssn Der. and siss i Q L. s5s for January.
LAID Aarnst moderately sotive ana prices
steady. Quotations ranged ~ q. 7sSA77s for
sash &7z,so6 - for October; D. fs,.sxo III
for November. saa d. Vs.<so. sz,s for January.
PoULraY-Liys Caie8eaA s0ios per ID. !,
Live Turkeys lie per n: Live Dasks 70
o. per 10 Live Geese o. 0O1S6 10 per doxsa
Packing Stock. iiss1lene
Ous-Wisconsia Prime White. sc; Water
White. see. hiehisaa Prime White asse: Wa
Ter White. 10sss; Indiana Prime White, eko;
water ate. Zoe. Headlight ITO sssI sac:
Gasoline. 50 desA f4s. e des's. sac
LIouoks-Distlilsd Spirits remain nrm q
ths pAsls Of o. Is per gal fos finished goodA
INV YoRK. Oct q
WHRAf--Flrm: moderately active. OctobeR.
0.045oi05H November eto n-l6ASLeox;
pessnesr. sLe7&Glos SIG, May. aisx0
if41S
Coss-woak xoxs loves. fairly sssivs.
No. = $50 66sxeL
oArs-Dali. weak Western 00sOc
PnovIsxoSs-Becf quiet aad unchanged;
extra mess. 0.oOoiooo. family. elioo1laoo
PORK duil steady, nev mesa eilrs9ls.s5: old
mess. eic- 7t0itvo: extra prime tlosslaiioo
lard dulL sssa<y, steam roR .ered. n. IA
CLHvBLAuR o.. OcA &
PsrsoIsuM-Essy. Standard white. no
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
sekEY 10 Loas

rsaxex RI 1aAx-grast er large amount :
ID 80 Sn,ff lsnas o. ans Kind Of ssSa seesf-
tsy. Trans A Werner. s. taHsi-st'
rsoxFv fo T,oAN-stths lowest fstes 81 ia
W tyr<st Haases and lots fer ss-E 80 -
ekanse Fpeeias bars alas 70 sass : 49, .<esa ; :
lots. william II. siiibeEt fssfs > nssa'oet 80 Z
budding =
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

yVANTED-Ladies to manage our branch
w toilet parlors. for bleaching and Iemov-
ing all facial biemishes- salary so to SO per
month. or one-fourth the profits. Security
and best OF references required. Also We
teach professional nursing. massage, expert
chiropody. Acknowledgements. etc. DIN
CrvilIe. NJ. D.. 800 s. Washington-ave.. East
Saginaw. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07
rpa sALs-nnosILassous


EOk sALE-Herse, buggy snd harness. shi
good wefh tean tlss. worth ~. Apply
n new Heusemaa block. 4su
EoR sALE-Chsap; . geeA payinS business
y On West Eridse-st. Fif1eefnid SfIss.
ford. % West Bridge st.. real estate sha hfe
Insurance axenfsl telephone In
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

k0R SALE-Houses and lots In different
parts Of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. At = bargain. Dr.. Veen.
boer. AZ Bostwick-st. Sotf
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

TOR RENT-Newly furnished furnace heated
Il rooms with or without board at The Gar
field. ia Island-st.. one block South OF Fulton
st. Park. Mrs. NJ. L. Diver. %
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

Organized under the General Banking Laws
ofthe state OF Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-07

FOR SAlE-A beautiful home at ITO Barclay
4 ST.; house Is In fine condition; has all the
latest improvements; good large barn; lot
soxldO II. to alley. owner has moved east TO re-
main permanently; prompt buyer will Sc
cure good bargain. for cash. d. d. Slater &
Co.. 81 Monroe-st.; phone 100. 252tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY IN CHEHALIs.
Marked by the Funeral of Captain
Berry, Eminent in War and Peace.

CHEHALIs, May 30.-tSpecial. The pro-
gramme arranged for the G. A. r. Men,
orial services today was set aside for the
funeral services of Comrade Captain James
T. Berry, who died yesterday morning IN
the Good Samaritan hospital at Portland,
from a stroke of paralysis. The members
of the G. A. r. took charge of the funeral
and very imposing service was held, at
tended by over 900 people, who all knew
and respected him. Captain Berry was an
old pioneer, coming to Lewis county in
1872, and to Chehalis in 1873, being the
first family moving in here.
He served during the war as first lieu
tenant in the Twenty-sixth Missouri, and
subsequently was appointed captain of the
Missouri rangers. He held commission
as deputy surveyor from 1872 until his
death, and has worked in almost every
county in the state. For several years he has
been the Northern Pacific local land agent
between Tacoma and Portland, and has
sold thousands of acres. He was SO years
old and leaves daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Dodson, and two sons, both of whom fol-
low his profession of surveyor. He held
the Office of county surveyor one term
and was mayor Of Chehalis in 1883. lie
leaves property all over the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-31
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Ministers Enjoy Decoration Day In .
Steamer on Lake st. Clair.

DErIoIT, May 30-In the assembly to-
day some debate arose as to the PROPOSE
ton to drop from the regular roll and keep
a separate list of ministers who do not re-
port annually TO their presbyteries, but
il was adopted Another proposition was
to forbid the retirement of secretaries Of
boards on salary when too old to serve
further This was opposed as making al
unfair distinction between them and othe
disabled ministers, who have only $50b
from the board of ministerial relief. lt was
recommitted to the committee. A tele-
gram was read reciprocating the greeting
of the assembly to that of the United
Presbyterian assembly.
The report of the committee on confer
ence with other denominations, the spe-
cial object of which is to prevent the or
ganization of rival churches in small COM
munities. was read by DIR. Eli, of Iowa. IL
was reported that such committee had
done much good in recent years, and rec
ommends further effort in the same
direction. 1t was recommended that tbs
opposition of the last national council of
the Congregational church be acceded 70
in the fraternal spirit which has produced
so much benefit during recent years, also
that the committee be continued. This
report was accepted and referred TO .
special committee.
Invitations for the next assembly wess
read from San Francisco, guaranteeing
$1,000, aud from Portland, Or, guarantees
ing the entertainment Of 300 delegates
and $4,000 for expenses. The repre-
sentatives of California and Oregon
were heard for fifteen minutes. Dr.
Hayes, of Mansas, gave notice tnss
If the assembly did not go to the facins
coast, Kansas City wished TO enter the
competition as against Saratoga spnngs-
1t was voted ripi race 70 meet on the
Pacific coast. and by rising vote Fort
land won by an overwhelming majority.
which was then made unanimous. IL vas
voted that if the railroads did do not
at least three months before the neIs
assembly make proper CONCESSIONS sAs