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New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
A GOOD PIECE OF CHARITABLE WORK. d,

The following incident illustrates the pracu-
cal methods OF the Charity Organization Society In re-.
leyng the poor Some time ago the society was asked
5y lady 70 investigate the case OF poor young carpet
He of irreprOachahle character, hut en-
trely without lie had just come into possession
OF two looms ana having means business cenncc
tOu. they elephants on his hands The lady inter
ested loaned HIM money enough to open basement shop
In q suitable locality the young man giving his note
therefor payable I'm small weekly instaments. At the
the society inserted notice OF the case IN its
confidential "monihlv bulletin " to members, which
brought I'm orders for weaving This enabled the TO
meet every payment promptly and now he has al! the
he RAJ
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
A VERY HEAVY CHILD.

EUicoU'ue Ifspdtch 70 The BuQdlo Erprsss;
A John HOut, who resides near EllicDttyillc, has
probably the greatest prodigy IN the shape OF child
any where In this section. Tho child IN ques
on boy, whose third birthday occurred Wednesday
at which time bo weighed 1O5 pounds In his shirt
sleeves and stockings He s only about four feet tall
His limbs and feet resemble .hcso Of nn elephant IN
shape and size than those OF human being. ana
his entire body r. cOrrespondngy large. Lc Is healthy
and robust never having been sick day In his life, ana
there bo disease 10 account for bis prodg-
ious Size. Both OF his parents OF small stature,
neither of them weighing % exceed l35 pounds
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Prom The atlanta Contribution.
4" II is interesting To see them pair said Mr..
GH=ki.
Etl"
Ncs The rooster who has an ambition 10 enter tho
wcddcd state flies down b. side coy itc hon ana coos.
n size heart whole ani fancy free she pays attention
10 his woours II she g. alrrldy mistress OF nest aud
docs for attentions frou the opposite sex she
goes win hcr feeding. paying no heed 10 the soit
pigeon English ~ the proposing gallant
"Aud II she Is single what then y
n the hen turns willing 10 the rooster he COOS
gently inviting her to ue BIZ bride, aud thcu he
rl-e. In the ami lies away followed by the hen. The
VIII rry her to the piScon house hat he makes
his home that is providing the len has had nest
AMI reared young wherever pigeon nrsls that - its
permanent home. aud II cannot he cnticci away. lou
SEQ tha p ,cou on tho roof with her feathers all rr
up She Is dsCoHsoiatc widow. She has had nest IN
MY hou. Hnl few days ago SHE was coutrd oy ono OF
the hen refused 20 homo with the rooster ana no re-
fused take up his abode with her Su after several
days OF Intellectual percussion. they decided 10 play
quits Therefore she l. here and her beau IS gone
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
TRANSATLAYTIC TRAVELLERS.

BY Oregon Cunardl from Liverpool: Charles
Ach Walter Behrens. Dr. +. A. Bogue W. A. q. ETolie
IT, AnsOn Cartwr ght Arthur 6 DoEg'as w r. Ellis Rerl.
maid r. tnlay senor Don Pedro Come Ars G. ural Hon
Captain ~ Law. Frederick Long John Macdonald
Duncan MGcphg Ts0n, J. l. Mitchell Gustav Muller thorn.
dixie NOTsc, John +. Potter Nelson Robinson Mrs r. a.
seney, Donald A. smith, j. L. SpOGod. Weber {. II.
la md
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
BE.TEy BY MAMARoYEcK RUFFIAYs.

Richardiwarren and John Tlerney two Mamaroneek
rufTians started fight yesterday afternoon at the
house of Henry Leagan and the latter dubbed and
beaten IN shocking manner Warren and Tierney we're
sent TO the White Plains jail to await the result OF Lea
gan's injuries Warren is under indictment for killing
John Dillon liquor seller, about two years ago lie
tried ard the jury disagreed lie was then 70
leased on bail.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
Silk DEP
SO UNION SQUARE.

HAVING NOW PERFECTLY ORGANIZED OUR
BUSINESS FOR THE SALE OF SILK GOODS AND
RECEIVED OUR INVOICES. We WILL MAKE on
MONDAY AND DURING THE WEEK A LARGE OF.
FERING OF SILKS, vELvETs. PLUsHEs ETC. d.
REcr FROM THE BEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN
MANUFACTURERS, EMBRACING ALL CLASSES AND
QUALITIES. THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN EsPE.
CIALLY CONTRACTED FOR AT AS LOW COsr AS
ANY EVER PLACED on THIS MARKET, AND WILL
DE SOLD AT VERY CLOSE PRICES. PROPOSING TO
ESTABLISH OURSELVES AT ONCE AS DEPOT
FOR SILKS II OUR PRICES ARE QUOTED LOW WE
ASK THE KIND INDULGENCE OF OUR FRIENDS
THE DEALERS AS 1T Is NOT OUR INTENTION TO
ANTAGoNlzE. OUR ATTRACTION THIS WEEK
WILL BEBLACK SILKS FROM THE FINEST TO TIE
LOWEST RELIABLE GOODS. DUCHEssE RIA
DANES sURAHs. AND \ COR iEOUs LINE OF EVEN
ING BROCADEs, ETC.
MANUFACTURERS HAVE NOTIFIED AN AD'
VANCE ~ PRICES. AND SILKS PROBABLY WILL
NEVER AGAIN BE AS CHEAP rs NOW. WE IN.
VITE A CALL
JONES, CAMERDEN 4 co.
(MR. JONES OF the fIm ofJoHN y. sTEARSs &Col
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
SKATING IN WATER on MELTING ICE.

The throngs of skaters who arrived at the
Central Park early yesterday found the ice clear and the
skauG better than ii has been this skaters
tuued arrive I'm crowds during the day urcd by the
bright weather Before night the rays OF the began
melt the ice and thin coating Of watcr cd the
crust in places. Skaters sat down n these
unexpectedly and then arose with olnging garments
withdrew I'm disgust from the sport Such weather
yesterday will In few days break Up the ice and
urav amt xlyafin
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HoteI-Sir John Macdonald, Sir
George stephen and Lady Stephen ana ea Donsi9 a
Csmden OF West Virginia ex,Goyernor Ae5andef "a. r.,
Illinois Central Railroad Company Hotel Britnsglek
W. O. Van Horne vioepresident OF the Canadian Pa,
cific Railway Company r. b. Agnes, OF Montreal and
n. X. Fsrbank of Chicago 49,. HOFFMAN House-Wlok,
ham Hoffman, late u. S. Minister to Denmark, and
Mayor Andrew Fulton, of Pittsburg. Murray Htf
Hotet-Matthcw Hale, OF Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

The bushnell Record proudly aunts the legend: Sem
pcr Unum Dollari OF IacO per Annum IN Advaucibus"
fhercs nothing like being classical We Onco heard OF
constable who chased a man Into swamp IN order to
serve proaeBs him, but failed. lie returned tho writ
as follows: "Up "a stuDpibns In swnmpibns pole
or raum fetohui" We haven't heard from the consta
ble for some years lie may be editing 1he Record. -
Peoria Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
JERSEY CITY.

Some misguided burglars broke into the office OF The
Erening Journal between ana D q. m. yesterday,
forced the safe open and rewarded for their pains
by finding $l2O which they carried OF. The burglary
was evidently the work OF experts.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
MISS PARLOA'S NEXT LESSONS,

AT this weeks public demonstration lessons m her
SCHOOL OF COOKERY. 222 East l7th ST, MISS PARLoA
viii prepare dishes as follows MONDAY, Jan $50 am
Ma Timbas Bechamel Sauce; salmon Crsque''es
Auchovy sauce; Oysters in Batter Fries oysters 10
FneIi; Cream. OF. .TaItar Biscuit. TUESDAY, p. n
Baked Fish, Dutch sauce; Haibut Fish cakes; Hah'u'
Fish Balls rtcd sweet Potatoes Bisems
les Cream. LADIES' PRIVATE CLASSES are forming
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
THE OVERPOWERIYG MODESTr OF Ms. Villas
carp" IN The ClsreGnd Itsder
Villas is n slim httle fellow Of medium height

fussynr have called him before the simon lappoitit
of tile Cabinet md doubt not, liko Simon, he often
looks his noble form IN the glass and In the Sords or
Tappertt exeaims in his soul II not In words, Let
scaiptors have such visions and chsel 'cm out when
they wake"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

The PRINCESS OF WALES BUsTLE,
Sold by all flrst.olass retailers
Price. 80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

. Young or middle-aged men suffering from
debility kindred affections should address with
10 cents IN stamps for large Treatise WodB Dspensary
Medlcal AgsOcatlOn, BulaO. ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
LADIES'
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

1000 DOZEN CHEMIsEs, DRAWERS. GOWNS. AND
SKIRTS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. WITH
MATCHED PATTERSs OF EMBROIDERY. ALL CLEAN
FRESH GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER
NAMED.
ALSO 10 CASES HASD.EMBRoIDERED FRENCH
UNDERWEAR, OUR OWN IHPORTATiON, AT THE
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

l44 Lexingtou.avo between 2ptb and 30th sta
Hours 70 tot. Diseases o. the Nervous system.
9enito Urinary organs Impotence and ateyiiz. :
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
IL. O'NEILL & CO.,
32I 10 329 6fh-ave, corner Of 2Qth-st
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNANAC


sun rises Il scs 4t7 Moon scth 5l7 Moons age d% 10
HGu WATER TO-DAY.
N--souly Hook 5:ID Gov. is.auL 5"jS ilel Gar 81
pN-sau!y Ilpok GIL GOV. Is!.1L 81 'ieiI "l@ Oil
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
ADVANTA GES OF ADTERYTSTy0.

IRON the Neu. York Marins Jsurnak
Enterprising people are beginning 70 learn
the value of advertising the year round. The persist
eney VI those who not intimidStsa ~ N 1S oI
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Earl & Wilson's e. N W. brand OF Mems
Collars and Guns the best. Sold eyervwherA
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
r. H. M ACY & 60.
ROuiyCE AMoyG THE PIGEONS

dun times but keep their before the pub
lc Will surely place them the right sidc IN tho eGd.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
AnnUunCeuenJA
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs WIysLows SOOTHING SYRUP should always be
OnuDnRN TEETHISG. It soornEs tho CHILD soFTRSs tho
GUNS ALIAYs PAIN CURES WIND coLIc and IL the BEAT
pHuEpY FoR DIARRHFA. Twenty-Five cents 0 bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08


tA.s sea44l ll-eag7 taaf slts ea7rs tie
rapids of 9r4ad Elsas fS=a fasasst Ia sbair
saee fsr tie siz lsks. has naas tl.ags to
- efoai x. bat lis grils and serg
lstlf. s.ss-la ii.s lifsad kapsis 3 Iudi
sRa raleoad. lfs spie1dll pazssuzef
eoaeinss, ths speelal zfteaEloD it sasss -
sls eoufart snsi convenience u travellers
aad Tee aifsbsilty ani eoaftesy II is ell-
GERS are matter ~ r~msFk, while -
fame o. The Fishing Liae' If Alsriea -
universal The road has zls-a ID Grand
Eae..is zoe ~ Is allst asaxa i1esrt bald
ass ala ~ resident chef eitela.s sre
smo1z tae most sa3mDenl a8d pabhe
spirited n-H ~ tee Valley UtY Ihls
snd mgeh n4aFs misbt t. said, buf 4 Is
unnecessary .e repeat .f - this commit
1llY sls tie sople q Northern Michigau
except r. msEk poiat. Tie q. K 3 l.
railroad l. about loexieud Is line % Mus
kegoa ana tas peopis q that thnyIng
clfy and s'ong the proposed ronis wIl
rscsiss ths benefit Ih@Y shoa.d lend
their a'd ID the road EiTh0us sfint aud
thsg may take tie Eoed % the entire
business interests u tlis city that they
xlA never regret iL Aay and ali promises
made ~ tls g. K s l. officials Sill 0s
fCiGhfully kept 80 the letter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

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ast tsaats atE
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I iaui ave lsi iHs l1 i.a ftft Nl4 sell 1us
hals ui iia Hiih house and AaIn. az desired tust
ln esia1 iepal. ~ilh hath nsau hol snd sssd
water ll salut elsfa cellar VIA furnaeg All
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1 cas nu ianH time small l.ssIiiogi down q
hfiik hisilluE ftti mont 90 sinItf aHd Lass
luuui hur location iof t.1Hillasion Nholcsoie
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08


Mr.. lUwSsazSp. II Illinois, proposes
constitutional amendment 30 abolish the
so-eaiied electoral college When the
machinery sblch il now ia use FOR Presi-
dent making vas invented II was vel
calculated to fulhll Us purposes. But
the development o. national political con
yenti01s has reIdsfed a great part Of the
machinery useless. All the electors 10
is t0 ratify officially the nominations the
conventions have made. About the only
Use u the electoral colleges IS 10 provide
political hOuors Tor lot Of politicians,
and the fact that the members are only
clerks 20 record the viii of the delegates
10 ths conventions robs the Office Of most
of is honor. II there is any Office which
can be filed By man without brains 1t
il that Of electOr. There Is no doubI
that a much more practical way OF elect
ing Presidents than the present one
might be invented, bat there Is too little
chance 10 make political capital out Cf an
effort to abolish the system to make IT
likely that 1t viii be done. The senators
aud representatives are too busy telling
OF their loye for the dear laboring man
and the brave soldiers who fought, bled
and died for their country to find time
FOR legisiatiOn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
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br.ast slrtcl usaris lca T. fssfsa,sstst l.sl
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Children's Dresses, Bibs, Drawers, Shirts,
&c, Embroidered Dresses in white and
colors. for 81, sl.25, $3.50, 3, $3.50 g,
g So 81. s..
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
The Colonel Speaks.

Col Charles Whitney. general manager Of
Rich 5 Great Eastern Railroad Circus, writes
that the show opened Wednesday at Green
vile 10 big business. They will exhibit at
East Saginaw May l3. when the entire re-
ceipts will be donated To the fund for the
families of the policemen murdered during
the recent riots IN Chicago. The circus will
exhibit here the last of the month, and the
Colonel says II is strictly first class from the
grand entree 10 the concert.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
rs eAsrEFs wAe clouD

The Fact thst the forsixu ministers ieft
Athens yesterday prscindes sire slea thss
Europa vii renfsin az peace longer.
The Greeks sre riid vith usr exctemeut
ard troors are rspidiv massi1g ou the
Turkish frrotier. The hnmble stfitHda
m Enzisnd snd Germany In getting i-vo
frcm their high hcrse leaves no rsom scr
senht ihat rbsn bostiifiiss he9in Greece
will have fhe sai ef 8rst ciass power.
ard tsaf power rsil be Bussia. Ihers ~
vprv httie prospect Cf sve-f,rz a fght
between fhe tffzek and fursish te,ors
il tie present state 81 Affairs sboai6
eunsnra ss- vees. aa3 battle between
these piznsis means disastrous Farc-
pean var
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
No Eool tn send Back.

At a recent dinner party in London dis
cussion arose concerning the exchange of
genius between England and the United
States. For every actor, siRger. lecturer. or
person of note sent here by England the
United States made return. There was
Booth for Irving, Mary Anderson for Ellen
Terry, Patti for Nilsson, as Patti really be-
longed TO us first; Joe Jefferson for SOthern,
and 50 on At length, Alma Tadema, who
vas one of the guests, said: England is
one ahead of the United States. We sent
Oscar Wilde over there but she has no fool
to send back -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Islrsn >gArEs Coz ST. uited States -
Nicholas Hal Making and passing eouu-
terfelf silver eoia. Sentenced 10 hFe years
Imprisonment a Detroit House Of torrec-
li08 aust 60 pa a hhe Of {igo -- Jnited
STATES - Bianche temple Selling malt
liquors without license Auaigned and
uled noiO cuutendere. keeogni-
lanoe Ia tbe sum OF $40 for
appearance Al next term for sentence --
United States -. Peter Wilson. indict-
ment for retail lng liquor without paying
special tax Tried aud convieted. Sen
fenced % pay Inc of Sioo. and be i'm
prisonEd 80 days, ia the custody Of the
Narshal ---C Canadian bank of Commerce
-. tarr Lumber 90. et a. Assumpslt.
Judgment by stipulation for plaintiff for
slZ.7l7.1s.--s Same piainuh " Farr Lum-
Der Co. and Patrick +. Leonard. Assump-
sit. Judgment by stipulation in favor Of
plaintiff for 8 >5256."Ihe petty jury
vas excused until june p.
CiRcUIr Addison T. Cook vs. Frank
Clinton. kjectment. On trial
SUPERioR-OfHce business. Annie T. Peck
vs.. Clarence +. Peek IT al. chaneery. An
s~er 10 supplemental bill filed.
PoLIcE-JOhn Ray Disordery. Paid
$50. WilIibald VOss. Cruelty 20 horse.
Paid g. 35--Jobanna Wallace. Iewd and
lasciyiOus cohebitati0n. Adjourned 20 May
iO-JOhn Summer ct al. Assault and
battery. Costs paid, defendant discharged
Tony Noss. Cruelty 10 horse. Paid
s735.
PRoBArE-E Estate of John Norton, de-
ceased. Order discharging administrators
and cancelling bond.-Estate of Hiram a.
Paine. deceased. Order appointing Sarah
l.. Thompson administratrix.- Estate OF
Hudson b. Thomas deceased. Order APP
pointing Jane Thomas administratrix.-
Estate of VIM. h. JOscelyn, deceased Order
appointing Jas. y. Davis administrator.-
Estate of Christian Frey, deceased. APP
praiser's warrant and inventory flied. Order
appointing W. w. Hyde and Fred G.. Temple
commissioners on claims.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

lr LAS besa broadly liuted lhoukh never
charged that some ~ Ene ohrnoers 81 the
game as sere lhs ssuEsmea ~ wealth
sH1 standing = h9 are nlesuneEs " tae eigb.
aue II whose ohtecis oi existence - - eH-
f0rcement Tbs sgtjsiT shouia be- iuvssti-
gated - rank i1llstee that tbe poor
iaaa shai. BE- arrested flf doing the same
thing gbaf The gle edged hunter With q go
gan ~ s15 ashlug rod does With iRpaRity
These ss0ftslueUs clubs sili slallils them
selves ii lhey don arrest Their 0wa mem
beers once Tea aaile - Kalamazoo Gazette
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Takes His salary In slabs.

The mayor Of Muskegon, Mich, receives
the munifcent salary of 81 year. We say
receives it, although there is no evidence
at hand to corrobOrate the statement, and
We have no desire TO incur the displeasure
Of tha; gentleman by reckless assertions.
The proof Is purely presumptive. He may
have to take il out IN slabs.-C Chicago Duly
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

The Grlnd Bapids Bicycle clnb. accom-
panied by Prof Ley Of Chicago. vii take q
run t0 the lake sunday. On Monday the
c'ab viii witness the race st che sslr grounds
hef veen Prof ley snd Al unknown party
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
4 sad Telegram.

c. G. Pulcher received a telegram yester-
day announcing the death of little Marie
Looram, the eldest daughter of William
Looram, special United States pension
agent, formerly Of this city, but with head
quarters at Detroit now The child was but
10 years OF age. Her untimely taking off
will prove a source of grief to a large circle
Of friends
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Annual Report Eiled.

The annual report Of the Valley City Man
uacturing company was filed in the county
clerks office yesterday. showing capital
stock Of $50 900. of which sl5775 had been
paid in real estate, SIS 2i9 %, personal
estate Ssll. debts, 8. 100, credits, $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
MIsCELI4NEork

IorNp-A RID IFkTHrR PoCKFTBD0K
/ containing af,oni sIE huafe-a dollars ~
Iromls-ol notes Probably be'ougs to ~ Man
Hai. Owner car have ihe tHrnt hy calling 81 tbs
o'lcc
WA1L BApER rIEANID--C n WIIi.Ff"s
W beg pfucets if.- cleaning ga paper b. eft-
lug good satisfaction wherever tried Niii iHake
oid paper look iite uer I.cefe of8en 81 g. aud
g kent.st
NIANIED-A Good soi ND HORSE SAT-
" fof lady ~ drl fe. 81 ksu l.eufeus 81 Non
nF-ft
WAkTED-TO HiRE HORSE FoR iIauJ
W orfirE during Tee SUMMER would hus
pony Z safnf eguid b. had cheap. -. ~ No~iisf
l7s Aorih ionia-st
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

The Hardly Eyers" and the Black
Stockings" played match game Of ball &c
the Park yesterday, resulting in a victory
for the former by score Of IL TO 10. The
Hardly Evers" had the old Kent battery.
Zimmerman and Utting. Another game
will be PLAYED next Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

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cordauce vith tie times Cal OF address Book
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make himself generally Bset0l. Csn sT'eak fng-
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Herald.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
The Health Report

The Board q Health are experimenting
the annual spring cleaning. Tee sanitary
condition i remarkably good and but one
case of contagious disease has been reported
in the last tRo weeks
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

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