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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Tie Nsw York Publishing house which
has Just issued JoHy BI8EL0ws compi-
lstou ~ IILDES speeches aud papers,
Eil be ,n shs d-id ahead of all compsti-
tors with a BOX f0r which there viii Be
/. nn.n- ~ lamanl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
Mime. Camilla UrsO


PART FIRST Piano solo. fautasie on Wagner 5
opera Flying Duchman Mr Augusta Sauret;
song An Rose 10 lseI. Mr LOuis Miller read
.ngs The Last Hy nm Miss jamie a. savage violin
solo First Part ol the Violin Concerto i'm ID
Madame smila Jrso, arta from Joshua
"Oh had Jubai Lyre Miss Lucille Lindner,
PAnr SECo~u Piano solo a Minnett D. tlude
Caprice Mr Auguste ~auret. violin solo faniasle,
-OfheuD.r Madame Camilla Z rso. song. Pal n sun
dav. "Las Rameaux Mr.. Louis Miller. waltz
.Che Gios' What joy Miss Lucille Llndner
violin s1il "a wtItE Op es b, readings. The
New fliams and che Lightning. Mis- Jane a.
savage. 90 iuAe -Nsgie Finite Miss Lucille
Ifn1rer and Hr. Louis Miller
Miss Kae Fied u her great lecture. The
Mormon Monster Tuesday evening Aug. a.
Admission soc; Reserv d Seats 75c.
T.ckc.s aal -elts can 1e secured at sprake s
Har4dpre-s Arcade ne vs stand. without extra
charge eight days .1 airaHca oi each e. t-riain
rranr Parties Ar ID distance. or unable tD select
personally can seol9e good seats 10y addressing
the above
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Evarts last silver speech was eminently
sucees-ful In deepening the cloud of doubt
over the position Of Evarts on the doliar.of
the daddies. .- Ptts5Hrg DppUrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.


NVhere ne OTIS are Laly-
With 60 800 more women than men in
Massachusetts,. DO is practically impossible
o. eet any considerable number 20 DO house
work and most OF them dislike 90 10 any
work ADRIAN Tu1o.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Anything for a c0nfederate-les. ANY
thing for a Union soldier or a Union sol
diers family Haet1ls Lclfrr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

We io NOT wish ro dictate oul IT Mexico
must have gore So would recommend Ger
0ulmo and bis band to her favorable atten-
uon.- Maaelaoi.s IrtHas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

If is not recorded that Secretary HAIaH
and Cot joss ATKINSON have teetered
u. one -ud of England when they step
ped ashore, bat n the Fall campaign IA
Michigan no doubt the facts viii come
ont
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
Lake shore A Michigan Southern -Ral.sns-
Division.

iocs irelrfi lesves crsnd RHsldt o. . N.
carr ine f'sseenFers ~ far p. tHersn
~ trains 1al.f e1oerf -rucsv
lafntfh or sfts ~ aI p0Irts srf ff~fnf FRI
sfffinf cosrhes can ~ secured ai uia.r Iirkef
Once. a Monroe -ef ruf dnFnt
" NtkFNNFf orf,nrsI tgert
efo y. NINeeN city Tickei Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

UrANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SIX
W months Satisfactory references Will lee
given by tenant. Address A. b., Teicgram-llcr.
aid Dilce
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

The question ia prohiDitory law Where
whisky ceases to be- a medicine and becomes
beverage - Ctlc1g0 J1Hraa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
LOT III.

5000 yards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

II any angels are missing from the
Great Beyond they may bs found labled
anarchists IN the murierers' row Of the
Cook County al in Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Tsu days FROM today the Greenback
Convention viii assemble 10 this c.tY.
The sublime and patriotic process OF fu-
sioo vii rot reach It's cons ummation,
however. antll ths day following.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

The wonder is what will the counsel
Tor toe anarchists a. Chicago DO FOR wit
nesses when the laiis and anarchist
nssts cave AL been exhausted.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Before the United States zoes to war
WITH a country that Owus q gunooat It
soald be- glss move 70 lick the
Apacnes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

HAfaai1s 7ittitaf - IilftA ~AihlIf
Passengers inR the - a m knprere maze
close connection ~ OWosso ior Lansing and a.
Detroit for New lork arriving there a. l0.So a 70.
the following morning
Night kxpross hAs locAl Sleeping Car rom De
troii to Grand Rapids
This II the only line running LiRitec Expre-x
leaving here ~ ESQ D. m- with Sleeplug Car 70
Detroit making direct connections Tor al T.1u4
EaSt arriving ~ New lork 81 DO , no the follow
ing evening. Trains Wesi Al I0 q b n Will mAks
direct connection with palace steamer CITY o.
Milwaukee for al polnis West
Through tickets secured a. D. q n Az onoes
sweefs hotel block and Al The depot
D. foTTER. CITY fass Agent
GRO. b RKEvE. Trafhc Manager. ChiosFo
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

VI Harmon has semitic Mrs Grover Glove
land box OF his fine celery +. Burnett
of the American Express D). passed G
through free 0f charge -Jgctson Courier
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

T8u slould watch tie Indicator every
e-sk The actual rculati0n ot the
IsL saaAa- h zaALD ,1r the seek ending
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
F0R RENr-HorsEs.

WANTED To RENT A SMALL HOTEL OR
W large Boarding Houss from fifteen 10 thiuy
rooms must be near business portion Of CITY No
objections 10 buying Oat Furniture 10 reasonable
price and location -uit. Call al Hempel House,
corner Kent and East Bridge SIS, Thursday,
August 5th one 10 six q clock
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07


n ANIkD-A GIRL F0R GENERAL HOUSE
" nors ll small family. GERMAN pnelefrel.
80 MI kcruon-sL
"A ANIkD-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FoR
W general holseaork imr ealaiely. Apply al
l-u second ave, MH " " -mltA
"A ANIED-LADiE To WORK FOR ME AT
W nome or o. travel s1meth.IE entirely lies
i1r ladle- only - ualy easily aleae. uo photo no
painting part eulars free. Ars ID. Little, k1K
il5 gniras lll ~
NANTED-GIkL TO DO SECOND tOOkING
W az the Brunswick. Apply at once. lel
"A ANTED-AN EAPEKlEAIED NOMAN To
W cook wash aud iron. References required l0-
Paris ave. IOi
WANTED COMPETENT NoMAN TO SILL
" diy goods iu retail slore Must be 0le of
long experience aud posses rare qualifications.
Add ess ln full. Lo0k Box q, traverse Cily
Mich.
NANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL. GOOD
W washer aud iTuner and one that undersl ands
cooking None other need apply Mr. T. ".
Friedrich 40 North DiYlGion-st =
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, Will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

TIE failure u ths Hennepln canal
clause iu The River and Harbor bill mas
throgn ST. Louis into a spasm oi de-
hight Nevertheless the Hennepin canal
Is bound t0 come sometime.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
200 YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Al oiLee daily eroefl sunday
Sleeping can ran on Pacihc and Atlantic ca
pres trains a. snc frum Detroit
fafi0f car ran ou bay taprcse and Grand hAp
ids EKIrt-s "a and from biiroil
Direct connections MADE a. bctroi With AZ
Through trains last over * a. b n. iCanslts
southern DiYlsoul
CHAs h. NoEKIs General Agt g. Mouroeet
j. r. HAsKfES. Ticket AgL Union DcQot
q. ". MrNsoN. Union Tat Ofloe e. konnsc <a
o. " kUeeLEs. q. D. a j A Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

For man hopeiessiy crushed by the
Uaitod States senate Coz SANFORD, Of
Lansing. Is hvsly corpse.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

A. lrs-llt l1l. t4ltl. oila-as.
.ie tgell hA4 FArt.lf eai ia tiillll,liaii.
t8 u Irall E1s .etl.iuk CAT llt1 lll1s-llllaa.
1> g. H. lTAll uluilllast e. halAluaAlsa la1 ra1ilt
NI1sk alk ~il l.slr,ai slc Canadian l.l-lts
rifit.k si .ltrtsll ai p la 4
Illoi.s-l ulAclA and tlA iufiuuaiiaE ca -
lal tf ta INA ulsal Illl illsi llKsi Asoli a.
aUl.ol af lll.l " Il ll~lll li,il llakei Aecnt &
MoaFte nlree. g.. a. IA, ~,iiu.
duueT1l rsssslecf aud l1ckei Aeoal
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

IA AAIfD-AFoNCE RELIABLE FERsl 81
" ela c4a nA tae Iosliif 81 sale,-laa or
cashier for q cess mercantile aal.t ~,saa o. ofrl
ltit- AHsl Wasts pheasant tls Il,.5 n-tHt aud a.
Ca Ilrul-A e.- e. lil.f sad r.Iisl.c feicItf-
ees. Address A Is O. care carrier 81. l9 cay u
"a AATEu-A eoBER AND STEADY Man I0
" surs ou frlii isru Must h. single and
understand lis otlslle.s Enquire it lauaI -si l1
A AAIku-A ME-SEAOkk B0l l5 ak lt
" years of ase. Eeel position guaranteed o.
right tlll uf ioy. Aadrss lu yo.F ohu hand
wiring 80 81 care Ielt gram Herald l04
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
PROEESNTON4L

CqTAMMERFRs AND SUFFERERS THAT
= have not called on me 90 50 Immediately a.
can not lake any afler this week consultations
Free. Cal atr ON - over l04 Monroe -, between
= and - r. N and 3 =. m. Wednesday ard
Thursday between and p m. Ladies write. ~
nR, EDWARD sIOMAN, u9 M0NRoEsT.
IL HOuH s 70 10 a m, 20 p. NJ, Z - p. N.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
The Editor pears TO BE Happy.


II X Brnkman has the thanks &C thl
H~raf Tor basket 0f fine pears. Irqrps
Hrrid
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

THE SECURITY sTORA6ECOMPANY STORES
| and insures furniture. household goods and
general merchandise ~ low rates. Goods sold on
commission, packed. moved and shipped. No. lo
Huronst. Telephone "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Al. A 80 4 X l.
A. u4la TIA a. Gas llL1e s2k1 u Ceaa
slkLaSTo lllae.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

KYurez trains daily the yssf round make cir.s
c0nnectionf with trains from gsnaaa he Fass
and south. n AL lake superior poIutt
WATSON ArfFr
cen superintendent Cen rsss Ticfei Al.
hsrQueite. Mich. NsrQnefte Nlrh
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Hfeff LIN NFtfh
ANTEn-BiuS FOR IHF D0N-Iki ttioN
y of oue .foIr block ~ seven stores. i'Iant
eta. 30 fhe Office cf ID Hopkins Architect nfe-
Grand Rapids Naiions. Bank
urANTFn-T0 Bff a SECOND HANp DISK
~ CaU at ~ Otfaus sL between Ten and
eleven of.orE
WANTED PARTNER ACTIFf ok siLEhI
~ in tbc sHrfiUu sra comm issior n-isififss p
handle new end se00ul hand rfnff a. ri
kinds n frrHsrfiee safe fhIug sc tiR
proff. Adde'S nf cali arfr 3 u. g va i
CtT srclt0nee- 81 Broadway i
IIkNIfn- BIZ FOR lfR fI -IDEfk
~ fuo or fhree srss fr.-es sf.r ...s Hrfr street
- -ral frlrr Htt rrfr $50. fe. nn 7. fesiff
q Co.. n Nos. ~ srd ss NrtsFs.s-s -
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

IITANTED-PERSON. WANTING SHOWCASES
W jeWelry cases. OF silyerware Cascs ~ different
lengths helghths. or sizes. can have them u ade
% order on shou uoiice. stock of rcgfi sr sizes
constantly hand, viii be- sold Al reduced prices
Rt J. " era er 81 CanHl-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

N THE DOLLAR sPECTACI.Es. with Per
~ foctiou g. asses from lOch ketrine scotland.
al are superior to All others a. the lenses are
- ground snd polished with mnthemsticai pre-
cisiou inxigoraflng fhe eyes and in many cases
curing vielsl detects Avoid using Common
specsacles Circular free. }. r HOMAN. i5s
No.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Short Line and Through Coaches frum o. Ran
Holland, q Q Haven, Nuskogon and Fenipsiar
GOING WEST. CeutIs Tine. GOING EAsT
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24

49,
LONDON, January zS.-Ine ponce au-|
thorities are again taking extraordinary
,,~.osrs;ova a. ouard acainat the possible
ss'' 8 49,. ,rhs c,a~,as e
aty OF uynamise =
the principal public buildings were doubled
to-day. and there are indications of nm
,,s,,al nol;ca VIGILANCE il everv Quarter.
49,. f-- p {. Az os;v;.v - NJ
" Is asserted sna' snls a..''ss ~ ~
part of the police u oecasioned Dy the
fact that the authorities have beoome
cocn;vant threats Of violence uttered in
Ss e ~. rrsa.;sfac.orv oha-ao
cohbequohco "a VIZ 1-~-a
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24
Teles raphic Notes.

New YoRK, Jan. 23.-David Ger signed
articles to-day with the Metropolitan Base
ball Club, and James Roseman will prob
ably do the same on Monday.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. Jan. 23.-An investi-
cation made to-day shows that the fire
which broke out in Packer Colliery No.
at Lost Greek last August and which at
one time threatened the destruction of the
mine, has been at last extinghed. The
Lehigh Valley Coal Company spent over
fifty tecusand dollars in trying to subdue
the flames.
CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. 23.-The announce
ment was made to-day of the. withdrawal
from business of the Trade Insurance
Company, of this city. Its risks have all
been transferred to the German American
Insurance Company of New York, which
has also secured the stockholders.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Clara Morris
tainted between the acts and was uncon-
<scious for several minutes at the National
Theatre matinee to-day.
BosroN, Mass, Jan. %. Nellie Downing
MRS. P. d. Warren) for a number of
years connected with the Boston Museum
and the Boston Theatre Companies, died
to day.
GREAT DARLINGTON, Mass, Jan. 3d.
About fifty weavers at the Berkshire Wool
len Mills are on strike. They demand an
advance of one cent per yard.
Providence, r. l., Jan. 3d. The Ly-
Evansville Mills were closed in all the de-
partments to day by the Treasurer. The
weavers refused to return to work this
morning unless their committee was recng-
nixed. The weavers number sixty of the
two hundred and forty employees.
.SourH FRAM1NGHAM, Mass, Jan. 25.--
James Sutherland (Bob Hart), the actor
evangelist, was tried to-day on charge
Of illegally selli7g mortgagei property.
and acquitted.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Mr. Cannon will
resign as Comptroller of the Currency be-
cause Of his acceptance of the Vice-Pres-
idency of the National Bank of the Re-
public, of New York.
READING, Pa, Jan. 23.-The wages DIFF
ficulty which ext sted among til employ
70 % and the E. and G. Brooke Iron Com
pany have been satisfactorily settled.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 23.-Green W.
Ingalls, a. Co., large retail boot and shoe
dealers here with branch stores in the
principal towns of the State, were to-day
indicted on thirty bills for proffering pur-
chasers chances for large mounts Of money
and goods dependent upon drawing
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The Yale Alumni
dinner took place at Delmonicos tonight.
Congressman Phelps, of New Jers y,
sent letter congratulating the Alumni on
his inability to attend and bore them
with speech.
MoNTREAT One. Jan GA number of
employees Of the Grand Trunk Railway
were discharged to-day for, it is alleged,
asking for an increase of wages.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24

Norris makes pants for IS. . Montgomery street.
has been i'll for ave weeks. has recovered
An entertainment Of the Irresistible 'scenf" in .
poets dream will take place ut Belvidere Hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
First premium over many competitors At the
New Jersey State Fair was awarded the New York
The 10Th anniversary of the Reformed Church
will be held on February 14th. and splendid
programme Of mpsic has been arranged Tor this
occasion.
The twelfth annual masquerade ball Of the
Grecnvile Turn yerein to DO held at the Belvfdere
House. on Mendsy evening Feb. ath. promises to
be grand affair.
@Free exhibition OF beautiful pictures all this
week at 50 Montgomery street. Opening week Of
Norris makes pants Tor S. . Montgomery street.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

A cha,,el nraise sarvica zvas held in the Bergen
Bsptisi Church last Wedp ssdas evening.
,r.-..- 49,. -. s,aov ,,ot+ed
from The fair held IN Monsicnor setons church
.srhe Maiorv buys all his underwear 1T Baron s.
& x,.-..-, s.-...sa 49,. z.,a ~a.-s .x..,,,. 1sst
Revival services were held every evening ias.
eez' &c ehceps aass nlsns' Al Inc ouuns Alo
=. = onurcaes.
the renearsals OF ,ne Jersey ivy xocas Sos.ess
we're resumed n tne locsure rooM VI INC -AooAA"'
scie last wednesday evening.
Lack of funds has, temporarily at least, termi-
mated the Sunday afternoon and evening revival
services In me academy Oh music
Norris makes pants for IS. Montgomery street.
Grace M e. Church Tonnele avenue near Ber
gen Square. Rev DR.. Harcourt D D., the pastor,
will preach this morning and evening.
.rba p.,,eaaa NJ n f,bnrnh has been fle scene Of
vavivsi asrv;ces 5nrnc' Tnsssay Wedr,esfay.
Thursday and Friday evenings q last week.
The attendants Of Zion A.. d. y. cnurcn Were se
g 81 Broovn divine
nev' ~. loWnsenu' Weh-Ano"n DaooAis = q Ano'
The gents popular store Barons.
Hedding M E. Church. Montgomery street, near
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24


sHENANDoAH, Pa, Jan. pa serious
cave-in occurred under the bed of the
Shenandoah branch of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad this morning. About
sixty feet of the roadbed sank fully two
feet while coal train was passing over it,
and short time afterwards the surface
dropped into the workings below. leaving
a hole upwards Of seventy-five feet in
diameter. The passenger train containing
nearly hundred persons had passed over
che pace but q few minutes before.
RrNaTowN. Pa, Jan. ga collision oc-
CURED on the Catawissa branch of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad this
morning, by which two men were instantly
killed and two fatally injured. The freight
trains going in opposite directions were by
mistake of the officials sent out on q
single track,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24
REAL ESTATE SALES.

DARE CHANCE TosECURE A BARGAIN--Hand
II some story brick Basement house. 100 #. lot.
rooms. improvements in house and street; good
location. conyenient TO ferries; very cheap 1t
81 900; easy terms. This property must and will
positively be sold to the highest bidder before
January 49, any reasonable offer entertained. Other
baraHins from $500 upward, on installments ana
cord !. n. GIBSON ~ Montgomery street.
(sHEAP HOMES ON REMARKABLY EASY PAY
" MkNIS.
TerhuDs ave. 2-siory house. full lot. i rooms $500
Pine street. new 2-at0ry heuae. 100 feet LOT, 8
rooms Observation-Disclosures. $50
Bramhali ave 2-story house, 6 rooms ...... $50
Halliday street, story house, rooms lots 1850
rooms Observation-Disclosures. coo
Grove street. 3story and cellar brick rooms 5000
Also. large number of other bargains from $500
upwards on instalmenia and other easy payments.
Send stamp for .Record" j. N. GIBSON. AZ Mont
gomery street.
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49, $500 y n e s.. sHAsE1' s..
QURROGATES OFFICE.-ORDER TO LIMIT
- creditors.
Bridget Caulheid and Thomss c. OCaIlaghan,
executors Of John D. Cauldeld, deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose
by the above named executors, do hereby. on
this 18th day Of January, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty six, order
the said executors to give public notice to the
creditors of the estate Of said deceased bring in
their debta, demands and claims against the same,
under oath. within nine months from the date Of
this order by setting up copy of this order in FIVE
Of the NEST public places Of the County of Hudson.
for the space OF two moRths and advertising the
same for the like period In the SUNDAY TArTLER,
of the newspapers of this State such notice to
be given and advertised within twenty days from
the date hereof and to be continued Tor two
months.
JAMES Il. o'NEIL Deputy Surrogate
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24

Burt Ham 10 quite clever skater.
Charles Dubois Ia fast skater. His record is =
mile an hour.
Norris makes pants for IS. 0 Montgomery street.
Harry Van Dorm looked like ashipwrecked camel
when lest seem on rollers. s-
BILL Conway IL skater Who would not take roll.
Be evidently wanted the whole bakery.
Charles Noyea Of Elizabeth. has given up mash
ing and turned his thoughts TO horse-racing
Most people desire nice butter upon their tables
Got It at Hymes's market.
Clife lockwood i1 one Of the finest roller skaters
to DO seen at any OF the rinks-Nhat awhopper
Messrs. Dickson and Wolf. two rushers Of the
Independent Telegraph polo team, are great tum-
blers-
a, Barons you can find the greatest bargains
possible in night shirts for IS cents.
Louis Wright may be all right. but you can bet
your life that he isn't right when he gets on roller
skates.
Hen Dewitt tried to mash girl at one Of The Kinks
last week. but all he succeeded in doing was TO
mash his hat.
Norris makes pants-for S.. Montgomery street.
The person who would be guilty Of accusing Hen
Stanton Of being roller skater ought 10 die for
telling falsehoeds.
Charles Hoffman would be exceedingly clever
roller skater 1t not for the fact that he don't
know how to skate.
Frank Leonard tunbied so much the lasttime he
had roller skates on at the Oakland Rink that he
wore suit OF clothes out.
The foolish m an lies In he'd shiyerinc The wise
woman gees to @. P. Friend Co. and purchases @
pair Of their low priced blankets. 40 Newark ave.
Charles Cropsie says he Is a better skater on ice
than on roller skates. That isn't saving much. As
he can't skate at all on rollers.
Frank Leonard of roller-ripk fame has had
pair of leather pants made. SO that he won't wear
his cloth ones out while skating.
LII Wood n prominent member Of the s. A.'A c..
contemn,aies MOVING to BROOKLYN. which viii be
49, Ltd -.@N&r .ok. -tx
All rnualin and fine worked night shirts. fifty
inches long for Is cents. at Baron's Newark ave.
nue.
The pnritans rlayed Two games Of polo with the
pavonias last week Being the winner Of one. while
the Pavonias carried off the other
Well il NAV make him tired but it makes those
who witness his skating more 80.
rarn, f,v ;s v.r seldom, ss., a. ,he r;nks s;nco
he became a benedict. He says he is devoting ali
Na-..;s r,atss ,,arts For q, O Montoar,arv straa,
---a@es p~.'. -, e
me a., Se1seS lily & ,snad ,,n5ar ta ~
the New Yerks. at the above named RIM.
w.,.a. a s,.,, ,,,,r r,,,ar srs.r a, a.
"as. M = - SUI poos p,s;
e o.e - e. AZ - ~ ga ~ ~. 80 st -;
-
az. s ~ 81 ~ 49, ~,
~ ~; ai y. 5d x esht
-
stop tnaf cough, ana wear barons aoupie BACK
anu front meoica'eu unueisnirs. oNe"a.A ave.
ID. Dooge. VINO Is frequently seen az tne fsvo-
nis Rink had better SUCK 70 roier-skatng ana not
trouble himself over the AFFAIRS OF o'ner people.
will Soper says he will travel with Barnum's
Circus next season, as he has been hired to show
people how bad it is possible for man to skate.
George Shaw raced at an outoftown rink short
time ago, and won. After VIM ing he was pre-
sented with an elegant medal-oniy twas q leather
one.