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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
ukI karArE AR PRiVATE aALE
CITY AND SUBURBAN
PR0PERTY
70 r S A L b.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL 6 SHUNAN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
1901 MAIN STREET.
WEsT-END. IMPROVED.


No. 2O4 Washington street, HOUSE; orooinA
No. 4l0 wost Franklin street MI. .,.ao,
Noa lbOa 1911, and 1913 pess hah sueoS
STORE, DWELLINGS above. uorsva.
Noe. and 10 Morris sIreeL fhAhE hOVoh''
rooms each. f,h.cs, and
's Nos 10 and ii Norris street. FRAME HOUSES;
NO So0T IlsS ea Sbsr,n street. FRAME HOUSE, two
'S Nos. sos ana s05 Beech street. FRAME HOUSE,
wy 70 s' isos west Clay street. FRAME HOUSE. two
sp Sos INA isfo. and 1879 west Cary street,
BRICK HOUSE, two stories rooms, modern
improvements
wEsT-END, UNIMPRoyED.
SFRET on Floyd avenue between Meade"
ard Rowland streets- - p.S,...n
issFRET on the northeast corEer OF Washing
ton and Wynder streets. ch,
- fERr ON east Laurel sTees pe'"eea Nh'-
% FEET T on Clay street between Duncan and
S0FRgT on PARK avenue and Leonard street
So FEET on Eggiest0n street near wynusI;
i2O FEET on Taylor street pet"eoh h'"iAAu
rs FEET on Allen street, nor'hessb co'nef Vi
Lee monument
ITO gl2 FEET on IVY ana CeuhL sttooe,-. ~.
ACRES on Kensing,on and IVY ano "e''
and Foushee.
Lors on the northeast corner OF Cary and
Mulberry streets.
50 FEKT adjoining 2o5 Beech street.
RAsT-END PROPERTY. IMPROVED.
sns 10 and IS. BRICK FACTORY. south
No. ais cas-. Broad. BRICK HOUSE: 7rooms
No. SOs nsrsn Tnirtieth street, FRAME HOUSE;
rooms new. 49,
FRANZ HoUsR; modern improvement ~
good repair.
No. z5p7 east FrankIin: brick; IL rooms;
modern improvements a
Twenty-ssyenih street between U ana "
HOUSES: very small.
257 FRET. oakwood avenue corner Il street.
OTHER IMPROVED PROPERTY.
No ZIG sast Franklin street, u rooms; modern
No. All east Clay; BRICK HOUSE, shres
stories Ia rooms modern Improvements
Nos COS, GIG. GIG. and GA north SIKH sfeols
BRICK; two stories: rooms; modern improve
X. Ses; 1870. ins. ana 1894 sass Main street; 8
STORES.
- Calhoun stree. between Hickory and
100 vKxr. Calhoun street between Hickory
| and Tyler.
MANCHESTER PROPERTY.
| 4LoT1 on Bouisssrd-
| "A LOTS IN Homestead Land Company
| e zcREs On Riahmond aud Petsnnurg surn.
| pike two miles fxop MISUNDERSTANDING
| GRANITE Quarry
| "a AckA5. copslnpation 81 Hun strses, one
feuE>A lojke fspna caf-ha&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
NOTES FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
students with n Remarkable History-In-
terestinC Sketches.

terestiDG Sketches.
fCorreepondsnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.i
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. January "a
Mr.. Reid Hobson, OF Richmond. va, has
heen visiting some of his many friends at
the University for the past few days.
Messrs. Stuart Mcclure and r. i. Will
liams have returned from their trip to
Richmond. Mr.. McGuirs's visit was in
the interest of the baseball team. Mr..
Williams's was for soliciting the business
men of Richmond for advertisements for
the Corks and Curls.
MT. Joseph Cochrane. OF Augusta, has so
far recovered as to be able to return to the
University.
One of the younger daughters OF DR.. w.
G. Dabney is lying dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Conway X. Sands, of Norfolk, who
has been visiting. her father, Professor
John Il. Minor, has entirely recovered
from her severe attack and left Tor home
to-day.
There are two students at the University
who NAV be of more than passing IN
terest 10 your readers. -,
They are both PHI. DIS from the Uni
versity of Heidelberg, Germany-one q
student of medicine. a comparatively old
man. the other in the law department and
lust entering upon life.
DIR. Montague Il. Leverson, whose age Is
sixty-seyen, Is native of London. AT an
early age he studied law, and practiced
tins profession for number of years IN
London. then in New York, and AFTERWARDS
IN California at San Francisco. While
nIacticing law be studied deeply in politi-
rrai economy. As result OF this
study he published a. work OF,
tbis subject, "Leyerson's Elements OF
poiiticai Economy This work was
nssd in many of the northern
schools and was translated into German.
While travelling q number OF years AGO
and while sick at Heidelberg IL was. dis
covered by the authorities that tbs, book
thew were using was his work, and that
,,n,yersitv conferred the degree OF Pm. ID;
aaon huai. Later in life he became tired
I'll law and came here 10 study medicine,
IA a unite an odd figure. on our streets as
IA masses along bareheaded clad IN Iona
Gown that reaches to his feet.
TIE o1axR,
The other student. DR.. 81. s, Milar, Is
nstsvs az cur country. and State, being g
nScsant 8 xekidaak af WAxren cQunty. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
FOR RENT.


No. $40 west Grace street. 10 rooms; per an
mum 500 ,voa .s
Main street opposite Monroe Park, 10 rooms
each per annum 500.
30 s7IO ess, Grace street, ls rooms; per an
No. sC7 and 500 north Eleventh street. sroomsi
per annum f3bl - -.
street between Franklin and Glsce. rooms;
pet annum $500
aDnum $3.50.
$50. 80.
No. 1907 west Main, rooms; per snnum ule
NEW HOUSE, Walnut street between orovo
avenue aud Hanover, rooms; per nnhuh
1900.
No. II east Main, upstairs, rooms; per snnum
$780,
Two NEW BRICK HOUSES, Jackson street
between Clark and 81 james. S rooms; per an
FIRST FLOOR, No. iiOl east Cary; per annum
$500
''''' CHARLES A. ROSE,
keAI Rstato Agent.
,.osf, No ii Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
FOR RENT.
MOTE THE REDUCTIONS.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
No. 60i east Leigh street; 500 per annum.
No 212 west Main street; sou per eunum.
No. g22 west Grace street; $3.50 per annuu.
No 6ll west Grace street: $40 per aunum.
No. $40 west Main street ss00 per annum,
No. S03 east Marshall street; 500 per snnnm'
No. 1920 Floyd avenue: $40 per annum.
No. 3fs south Fourth street; $500 per annum.
No. 1913 east Broad street; $50 per Annum.
No. 2sO4 east Franklin street: $3.50 per annum.
No. 1914 west Carr street: sl2 per month.
No. 2SO0 east Leigh street; tll per month.
= north 2gth street now; $40 per month.
- Cary near Plum street; SIS per month
No. III Reservoir street; sl5 per month.
No 1891 west Marshall street: slOper month";
No. l4i3 Taylor street: 800 per month
No. BIS south Linden street; 81 per month
No. 1918 N street; $i2.50 per month.
No. 6lg north 26th street: $40 per month.
- Mosby street; $40 per month.
No 25O4 east Broad street $40 per month.
- north 18th street; 1870 per month.
And SMALLER HOUSES elsewhere.
iPhone b4. JAMES Is. ELAN,
IA 2,-It lll3 eest Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
NOR RENT. On
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS-L0W RATES.

NOR RENT. FRANKLIN n
IL STREET DWELLING, No. 402, between -
Fourth and Fifth, containing nine rooms be-
sides Kitchen and servants rooms and modern
GATED DWELLING No. 900 Clay street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, with nine rooms be-
sides kitchen and servants rooms and modern
ion proyements. There is also large stable on
the premises.
a. o,ft cornar Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
FOR RENT.
NOR RENT.
NEDIuN.sIZEp HOUSES

No. 40 west Broad street, STORE AND
DWELLING 500 per annum. 49,. n,,c~
No. 70s east Leigh etreeI riOh pnASA
DWELLING; 800 per annuin. .,rc, uy,c~
No. Csc north Fourth street, NEW phSA
No. n Morris street DWELLING. rooms; 80
PG No. sP sls Brook avenue. NEW BRICK DwRLr~
NO No sis BROOK svsnue. NEW BRICK DwsLI-
ING; $40 per annum. -,,u .r.uv
No IL east Duyh street. Ne" fnAns
DWELLING, 500 per annum. -
No. isO5 west Marshali street, NEAT FRAME
DWELLING $3.50 per annum. .x,, u,.x,
No. 1910 west Carr street, NEW FRAME
DWELLlNG, $40 per annuui.
No nas north Second street, STORE AND
DWELLING; $50 per snnum.
No. I0ls Chafiia street, NEW FRAME DWkiL~
No iSs north Fifteenth street. FRAME
DWELLING, 4 rooms SID per annuni.
Lester street near Loutsisna, tkooh DWELL
ma No 40 sS NO north aish,esa,h street, BRICK
DWELLING, z rooms: tl2o per annum
Thirteenth street near Leigh. FRAmEDwELL-
ING; $40 per annum-
SMALLER BousEs
No iO7 Charity street, BRICK srohE; " per
'' No i7sO ess, Cary. BRICK DWELLING ;ss par
"' Nc. I'm east Cary street. BRICK DWELLING;
IN" NO. HOS north Eighth street. detached FRAME
| DWELLING $3.50 per month.
No. 1918 north Twenty-seventh street, MAT
| FRAME DIV ELLfN9; "a per month.
No. 500 street, detached FRAME DWBLi-
| mo 50 90 per month. ,,.,,.,,,ue
No. s0s2 Moore street. FRAME DWELLINGS,
| rooms; s. per month
I mouth. $500, ,a.xv
I No. 1909 Richsrd street. NEAT FRAME
-" A'-' " DEYooN, TUPPgR 4 CO..
| ,aosft s2l Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
mREAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE ts;lrEJ SALE.
FOR SALE. Ga
"a
NICE HOUSES CENTRALLY LOCATED WHICH
WILL PAY BIG INTEREST.

s9,200-ATTRACTIvE FRAME DWELLING,
Laurel street near MONROE PARK; elk
rooms, annual rent $500 - ,,,,
se,50O-will BUY TWO NEAT TNo,sTohI
Tgenty-sixth street: annual rent s2b4.
e. 75O-MODERN TwO-sTORY BRICK, First
near Clay street six rooms, rsnge, bath,
double psrors marble manseis, &C.; an-
nual rent $40.
faOO0-NEW MoDRRN BRICK, two-story and
basement First street near Main; annual
rent s2f0--modern improvements.
$1,000 oNvENIE st MODERN BhICk
DWELLING, north Twelfth street near
CLAY; annual rent s40.
MANY OTHERS, OF which tho above are sam
pies. can DO found IN our REAL ESTATE PRu-
GREss-ONLY ILLUSTRATED REAL ESTATE
PAPER in this city. Send for It,
J. THOMPSON BROWN s. CO..
Real Estate Agents,
taOsot lli3 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
FOR RENT

'UH KENT ID
No. 6is Brook avenue. STORE and DWELL
ING.
No. CTS Lewis street, near Williamsburg ave-
nue. ID W ELLING (new) ; 8 rooms
No. 908 north Thirtieth street, DWELLING
No. IL north Morris street, DWELLING; 10
No. 1. north Morris street, DWELLING; 10
rooms.
No. sOi south Reservoir street, DWELLING /;
rooms. - .
No. 1906 west Cary street. DWELLING; o
BOWMAN, BOSWELL & sHuMAN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
4aSs 1a1i Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
What is ScrofuIa

II is that impurity In the blood, which, aeeunn-
lating In the glands Of the neck, produces I'M
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on tho arms, legs. or feet; which
DEVELOPS ulcers In the eyes, ears. or nose often
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin
Of pimples, caneerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually sscribed to "hHmors-"
Its more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofnla combines tho worst
possible features of both. Being tho most ancient
tits the most general Of all diseases or Affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from Is.
How can n be euredf By taking HOODS ssrss-
pariils, which, by the cares II has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven Itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections Of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is uneguAlled, and some OF the
cures It has effected are really wonderful hyoa
suffer from serofnla in any Of its various FORMS
be sure to give Hoods sarszparilia rial.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
soidby ali druggists. 81; sir forss- Prparsdonly
byc.L HOOD 4 CO.. ApothseAnss. L0ssa, Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
taasit
-
DWELLINGS.

LNOK KENT-UW EIlIIINUD.
No IS south Third street: ~ rooms-NE".
No. 400 north Twelfth street: IL rooms
No. QD4 east Clay street; 10 rooms
No. 40l east Cary street; ~ rooms.
No bN north Ninth street; 10 rooms
No. SIS, NEW ROUSE on kleventn sfecs -
tween Clay and Leigh streets rooms.
No ss3 north secoud street; rooIna
No Floyd street, corner OF Elm street;
rooms.
No. = Msrshall street between Haloock and
Harrison streets /; Z rooma
40. - Main street. corner Of Ein. rooms.
No i03 west Cary street: rooms
80 1911 west Main street; rooms
Also, STORES and FLATS
PRRTY have for rent, giving prices and de-
serintion N. w. BOWIE,
"a PHI Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

CABELL & WILSON, REAL ES-
~ TATE, 923 east Main street, have money 20
loan at 10 per cent on Improved CITY PRO
PERTY. They also have an especially attrac-
tive FARM Of g17 acrss with dwellings and OUT
houses complete near to the city which they can
sell very cheap and on reasonable terms. Tney
also have bagains in CITY AND SUBURBAN
PROpFhTY. ia 23-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
BY George o. Jones s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
ITO Main street, RlchInond. Va.

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, IN
IL BRICK HOUSE. stock-brick front. tin A
roof co 1taining rooms. out-houses city WAFER
neishborhOoi. LOT 3sxis5 to an alley. Wan sell
cheap OF exchange for property nearer tne post
once also, several other pieces OF city properly
cheap. 49,
I6O ACRES la Christian coanty. no
4lO ACRES In Benzle county, Micn.. 10 small
tracts, except one OF 100 ACRES. also, tEHf
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS In city OF Frank
fori Benzle county Mich. Ono fronts 30 feet by
i3J feet deep on Main street; one fronts " fees
by is5 feet deep on Grand street. fronting me
park VIII exchange the aboye-GescriDed
properly Tor yrgois aucs Or sity psEoPPegfSy
two miles from city that lays well and oyerlooks
Richmond Price. SOS por acre; easy teFrns
aIso. s55 ACHES mics from tbs city: elegant
house, four large northern.buiit narnss osher
necessary out buildings. ell Ia good order. good
fences. Price. $1,000; terms easy. fifty.ons and
one MALT ACRES IN miles from city, email
mouse. orchard, &c. Price. s., 200; icng Tina
GEobGE o. JONES q CO.,
is a,-it' ITO Main street.
EoR SALE, BEAUTIFUL LOTE8
III west Grace street, iust whore You wants.
IL Come and secure THIS lot While you can
30 FRET on CARY street near Randolph street.
s9 FEET on Laurel near Holly street
S0FREr on DApcs and Csrter sirests.
al FEKf on Powhstsn street,
10 FREr on carriugton GEAR Pink street.
street: ave rooms
caiisnd buy sae,s esr uansrox i. sox
Real EstaIo agents and Anctioaesrr,
GR 000 WILL BUY FINEQ8
DOsOOO aooAcRE FARM rear -
tue city. splendid srsss land, :. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
COURT ORDERS
IN THE SUPREME COURT o.
Observation-Disclosures DnrMc1s

In the natter 81 The account q AL
0Mard Life Inscranec. ANNUITY 81
Tfusx Compony, custodian aB4 rpco1yoe ~ -
OF the fund In the case q uopHz1a MGEG1
4 JnGkeou. ezecusors Of 4. H. ue1anoy, r toUm.
deesss>d. N David Hoors and peA1sa = M
D 3 SURVIVING ss''sasss = ssnss
TIE sadisos app>iEssd ~ ~ ospeone otuo
Of Psansyivessa y report : scoene 81 (tqG(Gk
ton Of Tie balance q : certain con4 pn1ocf &
the above ceaes y ~ haads = ~ 6lRlso ~
lnsurAnce. Ananisy sad fruoe Co01onX p
cus,eaIan era reeetseFs VII Doeo ~ D6t1111
e Ss;D1f 81 i ~ Y PSssss s !. = ~
q eeloen ~ - We e1acA M ~ 10lk
SIKH eToo& EH4a6e1DhiA uteS ~ U11(1
Z ss s.ss g: S; ~ : : s sasss
! ] 4 8 8 ! 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
FOR RENT.

$50 per annum---No. . west Main street.; 10
rooms
IL rooms. -
500 per annum-sa ITO cspitol street; u
$50 per annum-ao 9i9 cas-, Marshali street;
Is rooms.
$50 per snnum-- Randolph street near Bsvsss
$50 per snnsm-So. aai north Seventeenth
street rooms
siosb per monis NO IA north TwsEty-sixtA
street; rooms.
$40 per month--So zoo Bachansa street.; .
rooms.
ssso per montn--No. 27G Q street; 3 fooms
Other SMALL HOUSES.
FRANK ID. HILL a CO..
M A 4lax arr -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

The other student, DR.. 81 s, Miiar, m =
natsye II cur country ana pthte, pslnk y. ~
pzoaant & xekidaak af WAxkea cRohas ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

., aia glad 10 find there IL a proposition
!, ,,. AYE Southern Reyiew" and Q Maya
Hae IN Richmond.
recall with much interest the so.ahera
s s.s; edited by DIR. Biedsoe, 80 ably as
Yet a oy his gifted daughter, Mrs. Her
~. Rope one may be again published. and
'SD s1aS y Tue npiahss Tread ct QzA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

sp..ylct n. Cnbell was the 500 o. VvsOusi "
Ham Csbsil, Jf., OF /" upion al'i|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09

,,uar number Of the citizens o,
OGDEN have been greatly excited anu
naturally Indignant over = scs' ,,'s,
manipulated by some attorneys OF .ls.
eIty. 10 bIecl them to a con.ll'' .',,.
.mouu, on the pretence that 'he wv,
% theIr city property wa insecure a ~, =,
tina, only by paying the money '''''
the defect he cared. ,,n
These attorneys had oblalhsu ' ''uu
the orisiualiholder Of the lhnI' .'a .,'',
,uldiyid,d, a quit claim deed 70 Wv
whole property. lie had long ny,
sold II 10 the city, and the pfe'en'
owner had received their ti'le rom
the municipality. The transfer 70 , ,ne
cl,y. II b. claimed, was deieeutu'
and the s,iomeys WHO discovered 'ne
alleged defect are trying 10 MAKE
money out Of the Transaction. An IN
dlguation meeting has bced hell anu
tbe eondnc. Of these attorneys has
leeu severely denounced. .,
IL was given on, that the original
owner Of the land was paid thousand
dollars by these lawyers, Tor the gus
claim deed on which they expect 10
make such big financial haul we
now inform our friends In Ogden thai
the original owner Is ready to make
oath, tina, all he received from these
speculative attorneys wAs three hun
drrd dollar. This should cut some
feup In the settlement of the case,
supposing tho present owners in'ehu
to compromise.
In assessing the amount which each
property holder shall pay to move the
supposed cloud to his title, II any such
assessment IL made, the victims OF this
scheme ought to know Just what It cost
the schemer 10 gain this seeming lever
10 raise their fcars. IA the cost Of this
quit claim decd was less than a third
Of the sum pretended, the pro ram
amount Of blood money should be re-
duced proportlonately, II any Is to be
paid ut nil.
We hope the property holders whose
titles are said to be clouicd, will not be-
In hurry 10 pay n cent TO the land
shark. who are showing their teeth.
Let II he demonstrated beyond doubt
whether this scheme has any real
foundation, before any money Is paid
over. We are strongly Of the opinion
that the present titles will be found
good and sufficient. n 80, the schcm'
ers ough, to have only their labos for
their pains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09
SENATOR nDMuNDs STEPS OFT.

TIfr rcxIguntIon Of 3,nntor Ed.
munia IL nm, az the Subjects of popn.
lar comment This reason, for this
resignation mr., not very clear. But IL
IA generally understood that Ednunds
has been dlsgruntIeI with M. party
for som, time, over IA. cholc. Of can.
dldates for the Presidency, 10 which
the ambitious Vormontor himself ns.
pIred. lie received no encourage.
ment whatever, aud his views as 10
others wer, not honored, and so he has
taken no active part In recent presl.
DENTAL campaigns
Then his power An the Senate. where
he has been almost supreme. has lately
received n severe check, and IL may be
said. 10 have been eileclually brok.n
during the las, session of Congress.
lie Ia shreyd enough 10 perceive what
this foreshadows and he cautiously gets
out OF the way 10 avoid the humilla.
ton which IL impending.
Utah has no cause TO admire George
j. Edmunds. lie has shown on all
occasions, for many years, that he was
fanatienl In his dislike to everything
"Mormon." lie had become tho
roughly saturated with the antl."Alor.
mon" virus that had been Injected by
maiignants from this Terri.
tory. And the success which
the measure that bore his name
achieved, In harrassing and depressing
families whose marital relations were
In opposition to the general rule,
spured him on 10 further efforts In the
same direction. However, these have
not added TO his personal popularity
nor 10 his influence In the Senate. and
VIII not give lustre to his career when
lac passes 10 his eternal reckoning anI
existence.
Tia, IA. ia col, o,d ,,..,-,t,
i.tnown ,hrou,,ho,t A." ''.,, pa'"'." !,
thn san,s finn. ,ha, ,a !. i h'Ua, ~
anJ - 80, -. ~ " '"'e', ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-09
"wHEN R0GuEs FAIL OuT," ETC.

In IS well known that the religious
mountebank who performs under the
title Of the "Rcv. sam. SMALL" having
secured the position Of President OF the
Methodist University which Ia 10 be
established ut Ogden, has been operat'
ing through the States m chief collector
of funds for the projected Institution
which he nominally presides over. In
order 10 arouse the tympathies and
draw out tho dollars Of the "Christian"
public, he has adopted tho usual
methods Of these peripatetic religious
cadgcn, and told stories about the
Enormous" 40 destitute Of truth that
they would have been worthy Of the
Father Of Falsehood himself.
Recently there have been some I'M
ssvory reports about the financial
methods Of this Rev. retailer Of Islander,
and II has been at length openly
charged that he has failed, when called
upon, to furnish any account Of his re-.
celpts and expenditures, and that he
and his family have been travelling
and living luxuriously out Of the pro-
ceeds ofhis money-gathering expedi'
tlon.
These charges having reached the
sleek and oily 5malps ears, he has sent
the following dispatch to the Ogden
Standard, the editor Of which Is Mt a
los To understand why that PAPER
shouId Inv, be,n s,lected n. the We.
49,, q, a,,.,l,. d.6ens.. II was n,ob.
~ ,ao.n.., 4, h.. an. ,arg.st c,rcn,a
- - :, 80, - ,,,,i,sh., A., ~
wv" " ~ f"f " VIZ
'uhe''o" my
Philadelphia, Pa, Aprils.-The charges
made by HIN and franklin are the same
malicious ISLANDERS that HUI rctracied by
telegraph March %. nm moving for
hiifs expulsion rom ,ho ministry ana
'n's n,' ". ~ ' ,l ""u y, n". y ' ~,
eas.a1 T,ui no., ant, an -, b.
,po So,Ie., Investigation ot me acconn,s
have dono no wrong and have nothing
10 conceal or fear. ! have perfect show.
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