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SPECIAL CLOAK SALE
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS FOR A FEW

SPECIAL CLOAK SALE
| UNPARALLELED BARGAINS FOR A FEW
DAYs ONLY.
We are willing to lose money now and are going to
offer the following Inducements that you will not
bargain IN Winter Wrap. We are bound to reduce
our Stock and regardless of cost loss will for Few
Days only make you the following generous offer:
NEwMARKETs
One Lot of Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, with Nutria
Collar and Cuffs, So so.
One Lot of Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, with Plush
Collar and Cuffs. 30.
One Lot of Black Berlin Twill Newmarket, Diagonal
Front. Tailor Made, %.
One Lot of Beaver Cloth Newmarkets, bound in
Hercules Braid. Diagonal Front, Brown and Black,
$14
One Lot of Black Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets Fur.
Collar and Cuffs. SO.
One Lot Black Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, Fur
Collar. Cuffs. and down ff6ht. $3.50
THE ABOVE ENTIRE LOT OF NEwMARKETS
AND CIRCULARS WILL BE PLACED ON OUR
COUNTERS IN LOTS, WHERE YOU CAN
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR THE RIDICU-
LoUsLY Low FIGURE OF 81
vIsITES
IN OTTER. MINK, SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB. AS
TRACH-aN, PLUSH AND BOUCIE made in ahe
most desirable styles, and at figures which defy
competition.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
Although the demand for Fur Trimming las been
great In consequence OF exceptionally low pricts
our line ofTrmmngs is constantly being replenished
and prices kept down the same opening of the
season. As heretofore stated-having ordered these
goods very early, offer them prices be had ut
no other place in tine city.
OUR SPECIAL COATsALE WILL BE FOR FEW
DAYS ONLY.
Yoa will do well. therefore, make an early selec-
tion as these prices will not be permanent
Evening star., 1886-11-22

DfaoaIIsFixD BALL IIAYERs.-A dispafch
noiu DetfVib. SoselIroer- 10, says Tine "a nnouuce.
IAeEt "a .he possible Withdrawal O. tr.e Detroit
Base Bali tiub from the League and It's aunis-
si"u 10 tie American h Sssociation has caused "a
seil>stlolI III osisG Tall circles ia this city Mem
bers oi Tie Detroit board vi directors are prac-.
ticssiiy uLaAlinoos IN denounciug the reccnk
action AT The tii'1sSo League meeting In adopt
1ns TIE guarantee sys.ciI. IL Il, sssiu that lilis
Wiii cause "a ioss 10 the local team, since their
eAPSnses while away Will exceed the guar antee
And the EOIn gauIes cannot n...xe nm tI,c d.
ncit- ihe CD ange ID the American Association
see ms pfVbs.O Ole, al hOIlgn there some doubt
whether tht. pi<sy efs Csin be trans lerred under
The new rites fresidcnt SlearnA and Secretary
lsessiiey lett sO-nIghL 10 attend the meeting OF
Monday. ~
Evening star., 1886-11-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Decker BRornrns PrAxos
FISCHER PIANOS,
EsTEY PIANOS.
EsTEY ORGANS
PIANOS FOR RENT
For any length of time desired
Moderate prices Easy terms
SANDERS & srAYMAN.
n2o-1m sa4 IT \. W.
ETHT Srw rRsGEs RNp SPE ,AhE AND
sol aTf sTR sfkfkf FfkfHFF,s, Z. w
FIRST Class TSNIN% AND REPAIRs OF
BEST OF REFERiNCEs MoDER.
ATE ?RICEa SIN
HEINEKAMP UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
exquisite quality OF tone, and durability. Over 10000
ssh or monthly seTeGa aSl sS VssS Sse ar
-" . ,FIASo EXCHANGE wARERo.9Ms:
FINHE sTULTz a BArER IMPROVED UP-
L right Pianos admired by competent jadses
for their elegance refinement Of tone aud extreme
Prices reduced for one month. Terms to suit Call
'''. FiASo iXcHANGE wARERooMs.
n12-lm Az 9TH ST.
DRICLs REDUCED on UPRIGHT AND
slightly used s2o ana $50 Frst-class Planes OF dat
tsIent makers always On hand & C%sh aad I'd time bar,
call 0eisTs PiaS4 Sylhs ExcMASG wRsERooM
EHXCuANGE YOUR SQUARE PIANO FOR AN
II Upright. Remember that We the only
ing New Pianos for Old Ones The very besl value
allowed for old pianos ami the difference In the price
Sapsss 9s % w @9ns Sen Ssxe at q the su PAS &
CHANGE wAREEooMs. 422 o'hst ni2-lm
pIANos, SIS. $50 SO, sloo; sI25. sl5o AND
Pianos from $500 upward at sIo niouihiy paym' MS
at the old and reliable music house JOHN d. ELLIS
co, e3. PENNSYLVANIA ave, near I"ths nlo-lm
MASON a HAMLIN ORGANS. SMITH AAkEI-
oa,Gn f1n nnanh ana oiner oTgITs S A. 4 al PFC @ Sp e
Pennsylvania ave, near Ion ST. nlolm
DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR SALE
Il moderate prices; elS! terms
n10-lm 93s Pennsylvania ave. near 10Th st.
CHEET MUsIC-SPECIAL ADVANTAGES To
ptbe musical profession aud to students OF music:
i. ELISA CO., 93. Penn. ave- NV. near Ioth ST.
nlOlm
4 YHICkERING PIANOS TO RENT On EASY
NHAllDMAN, terms or nstaments
sS5S Hsb STnhs hps .ssn s5s EssS
@. L. W,Lp ~ Bros. eFlg,
os 6's i Bach Pahos nssAsGsa are SIs
Newly & Evans and weser Bros. the bes; medium
grade
Gally's wonderful self-playing Instruments
Reliable new triple. unison Upright Pianos for sl75
OclS
I CGO WORCH & co,
IL 30 .TH ST ".
Sole Agents for the Unrivalled
SOHMER PIANOS,
and dealers i'm Strings, Musical Instruments Sheet
Music and Music Books.
100000 copies of 3 and 10 cent sheet Music
Pianos and Organs to Rent. ocI6m
EDWARD f. DRoor.
9c5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons Gabler Decker q
Son. Marshall & Wendell, Hallett & Cumsfon and
other Pianos: Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer
chandise. Instruments sold monthly payments
Exchanged. Rented. Tuned, Repaired. Moved stored
and shipped.
New and Secondhand Pianos Of other makes always
In stock at low figures
Teiephone 34--2 iel4
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OUR SPECIAL COAT SALE WILL BE FOR AFEW
DAYS ONLY.

Yoa will do wel therefore. to make an early selec
tion, as these prices will not be permanent
Evening star., 1886-11-22
SonE GRAND BAReA1ss
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
At
OAK HALL
Corner Tenth and Streeta

FOR BOYS TO 13.-Good Suits or Oyercoafs at
800. worth -; better Suits Oyercoats al So 40
worth 20: splendid Suits OYercoats al 81 TO- worth
?o.oC; nne suits or OvercOatS at So worth 50. very
me snils or Oyercoats At $3.50, worth $40.
FOR BOYS IA TO lS lSYEARs-(;cod strong Sni,s
or OSercoats at 90 worth ST: better Over
ls al 3D. worth 30 still better Suits
$l5. Wv "'
FOR MEN.-Irish Fricze Overcoats which did not
seli well al $40 viii be sold So Good strong over
COATS nearly all wool, at So Chinchia Melton er.
sey Beaver auu Corkscrew OyercoatS In Immense
variety at prices never heard Of MOntaguac Chin
chlia Overcoas at S25. sold order at 500 and are
not elsewhere sold Eeadymade. Storm ut $50
ard Sl5 tniiy ~ per cent less than thev sold
ior mere >urtout Overcoats from SlO up Melton.
Chlhchna aud kersey rrince Albert suits for SIS up
Back EfoAdcoth Suits, S1S and upward A full line
OF suits for Business Dress Cassmeres Cheyiots
Corkscrews, Wide Wales. Sack and Cut,way suits
rom 30 up excellent bargains. special bargains i'm
from $3.50 up
Pants to fit everybody to As waist and 81 inseam
Evening star., 1886-11-22

]. u. FOLLIN,
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
Ola 9TH strest. Bet Iand Knw
Evening star., 1886-11-22

n. A. Pools,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
944 LOUISIANA AVE. n w,
SOLE AGENT FOR
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT EOLLER PROCESS
FLOUR
This Flour for Family use has no superior.
am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes
which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers
will do well to lay in their stock, as hardly think
they will be lower this season. have fine line of
Apples, Grapes Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also, q
ull line OF choice GROCERIES, in quantities to suit
at wholesale prices, for cash only. Dufys Pure Cider
Vinegar speciality.
POliteness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned If goods are not satisfactory.
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here.
oc13 n "A. POOLE 944 La ave. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
RAILROADS.
.rIAoRh AND onIo RAILRoAI

schedule In effect. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER I'm
1S,6. until further notice
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
SHALL We TINKER
The Situation Of the Tariff Bill
n Congress.
LIKELY 70 CONE TO 4 VOTE AGAIN.
M Randall and ~ Morrison Still
Enthusiastic tor their Respective
Ideas Some of the Pros
poets Ahead.

WasHlseroz. Dec. i0-Mr Morrison Las
decided % cali up the Iara B.a ia the
House the .asssr psri % next week TArn
feformers in the House ere confident now
tha. they vili be able 90 gel The matter up Tor
consideration and many believe there wili
bl anf legislation Of same sort tins
season All are prepared 70 make a
hard fight and e. take advantage
ot every Circumstance ia their favor. ll is
generally considered that Mr. Randall has
uIaHcd himself AZ "a great llsa1Nantase bY
lhe Introduction Of hls Dili last session bH
s0 doing he committed himself 10 the ao-
kn0wlci.-ue that revision ui tle tart
is necessary. and the rlonds oi re
vision say be cannot with consistency
refuse 20 consider The question They urge.
TOO, that nO man in The House disputes
that the revenues oi the government should
be reduoed, aud That they can no longer re-
fuse io attempt ihe TeIue,iaa. The OPP
p0nenis of The Morrison biN are invited ~
consider the proposition 40 q spirit az fair
ness. and - amend ile bill in any way they
have the power IL Go. that may please
them. Many Republicans, 10 ls believed.
are llsposel % 10 this
Sir Hscocs and others Of the kepubii-
can leader. would favor taxing up The
question and lighting the Morrison pr9pG-
s.uOu WIKI substitute. taking tAe tax OH
tobacco ana hu.f-brauiies AID placing
SUGAR on the free Inst clch a pr0p0s ton
would it is believed get tle votes Of the
Virginia North Carolina ald South Caro-
lima Ceiegafl1ns
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

,s.as ~ rhe C.ri.s Named slcalSaa -
taa koEs.

" Wsslrsares. Iec t)-Ihs h-9sn
e4a.sd caes sll colse andss tns FEosl-
sons " ths b..l shic1 passed tAe House q
i-spfe-..l ra1ses ca TUESDAY. tte IA ln=l-.
relating ~ the extension of TIE tree eslF-
cry service. provided thai b aclil.on u t1e
revenue W p3s.i-al.on Necessary they DA*e
NE ether Ee4 rsllelts. such - paved
-ileNalAs numbered streets ana lalses
nzhtsd named streets add tls genera
cLafaltsfisgics Vi cities. Ala1Aua. selma
Arkansas. Hot springs ta.iioft-a
-an Diego ani 5tsczt0u. Colorado
colorado Springs Pueblo. toaueeho
Ansoula BIRMINGHAM Danb1ry, 1ai-e-
ton hs~ Britain. Aes London. Stanford
Dak0la. Fargo. Huron, elou1 Fails lor-
LA Pen-aeo.a Georzia. Colulabus. Illinois
Caro-. DhamDagle. DauvlIe. eug-eH9el
1galsIOn. freeport, lsckson fi-le. Aoiile.
Ottawa. Belleville Rock Island. sterling
Indiana. ElkhAFr. Losalsp0rt. sea Aipany
iiueelncs. Iowa. Clinton. lows tltyt MAJ
shalt0Hu Mlslatiue. Dscaloosd. " ate loo
kansas. Emp0r.a. Fort scott. Ottawa, We
fnxtan. Winfield, Wyandotte hentGczSs
Frankfort. Pallcsh Na-ue. Bedford, Au-
hl-n Beth Nay land Annapolis f1moer-
lsnl. Frederick hsgerstoNn Massacni ii-
sets. OreenLel1 Maiden Marlborough,
Nesbarv PARK. Newton. North Adams.
Quincy. Waltham Moburn, Northampton.
W-sraelt
Mieaisan-Adrlan. Ann ArbOr. Cold
water Flint. Manls.ee. Muskegon. Port hu'
Tol saginaw.
OtLer States were mentioned ia routine.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

IAxsise. Dec iO-IAe following Is the
crop report for Michigan, as received from
5,5 townships to date. The condition Of
wheat IN the southern counties is 90. IA the
northern countries l02, and the average for
the State is ~. vitality and growth Of
average years being represented by 100. The
condition in the southern counties one
year aso was "a and IN the northern
counties qs. Damage by hv Is reported by
100 correspondents in the southern counties
and ny only Two IA the northern Counties.
A. usual. the damage IS greatest IN ST.
Joseph county. followed by jackson,
Ienawee. Washtenaw and Barry Tie
total number of bushels OF wheat reported
marketed in November is !. III. .sA. number
of bushels reported marketed in August,
Seutember. October aud November, o. H.
"a which is .623 ll6 bushels less than
reported marketed during the same months
in lSS5.
The Weld of clover seed in the southern
four tiers of counties averages LOO bushels,
and IN the northern counties 2l3 bushels
per acre. Less than one-half OF the corr,s-
pondents in the northern counties make re-
port on clover seed, but OF these number
report exceptionally large yields.
Horses, cattle, sheep and swine are gen
erally reported in good, healthy and thrifty
condition.
In answer 10 the question, "Was the po-
tato crop injured by rot TINS year, Isl cor
respondents IN the southern counties and ~
in the northern answer yes, and 22V cor
respondents in the southern counties and
ll2 In the northern answer no In the
southern counties 10 per cent and III
the northern . per cent. OF The crop was
DESTROYED.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

Ia the '-rout toau yesterday the iri6l q
Tie case of Nargasei c4frsu. asking ilr ,ll,-
u1o damages from Elizabeth =. Noble.
Ellen p Noble John heuscA lsssc Cap
pom and william Cartwright c1mpr.s-
inr ihe owners ~ lhe Nohle Plaster orls.
was commenced if api.ears i0ai issf sum
mer while tls coml mlialuanf aid ser eou
were driving from tals uIy ia tatlr -umc
Ir Walker township ihe.I I.rsfs became
frightened So tn engine and tIu.t I.H.et sn
t.t road lE thc plaster campans. nua she
was thrown olf and fettHluea Serious
30. grios. -lf Dow asEs damages fof tte
ii. urea rcee. fea aad t.. e. aef.se- incurred
tNtf..fr
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

Ntl- sglae teafs taai eeall hs le4ll A1
taey wers Is nsr Noloe a. well e. seen. Ain-
nic Madaeru said g. ale one dss .-A eu ap1
nUmhsr q tAs gentlemen oi she press SAY
my play is bad very ve.i 2 shal eei a.
other one aud have ouiy one fsTel a. asa
aIo tial Is thai yoA wlll not call ms i-.
Minnie Madden. don want to BE- rli.e
and m noi little -see hoV ,aA au } am
E1lng io oe al actress a. Artistic solnei21
ana ttai xss noi So very lou8 ago
either aud here comes Ainnie Aadaeil
~ aAat famous 1csress ana sUl climbing
toward thg goal OF 1eT ambition, ile scr1
roy rang oi tue ladder Of sueoess. Il II npf
4lt3EVtaeT the Ilas that haas u41e s-
Nad1ern-she has never Lad nat 0le Frsai
one Ia spite of All ouI ihe dramatic are
l-ai Was Alsays la her Aas hosl blown nio
hfsht blake ly leT own iuaom.lAhie litf.
severance So ieads pstls ihai sft
al her own So tsr irom ns-
lne al lmIistor ls Aiss Madden
llas she is 81 iooaoolast. The lm4fes she
breaks are sometimes oar oldest aai deat
esi friends. put sac menus them hY seifinf
in tltlr places almost in-tAnlS l1aie 81
beauuiul thzi ~ must needs .iai' down au1
worship. There ls nothing n Allne AAt
drlu ol tle stage of 9r tEai is Itltcl.
lonai. "lapres -li tis ler wei. int
woid. even though tie pay BE- uoi grtat
And yet 20 IS q pretty flocs uua one tlAl 81.
ways llease>. Mis- Madden ia Mercy So
mingies psthos viil merflm4ri t4ai Ws
iauEn and cry with her iu iAe same .Ieata.
iom DsNey daughter is uusf Ingenious.
she hes her effects ruicAi n and she celu-
els rather than invites sppisuse daughter
aid tear. lie = TOO. aifHsciter chAru. uE
aut. lu Tact. she may tNfu 4oN Boz CONSIDER
ec without a rFal ia her school ~ scsns
She was warmly received lsst night anu lei
pretty play brought forth from her some CD
the neaieSi and telleresi h'is 81 acluF
have ever seen. william Morris Na- "a
manly and good looking Jack 2 j hcrn
don did good pee - cla!aCter .fug as
Mercy r father PLaauder fo.e Has ma.t
funny by Ar Io4gw0rih. Tonight 49,
price viii be seen lor tie as. uflt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

An article was published in use IrIl.
aRAH HuAin TIE other day reaeclue eu
the honor and business methods ~ faa-
ueman whom a Muskeson paper Lao
dubbed The Pirate King The article
stated that the gentleman referred 10 hsa
had business dealings with certain firms
and business men Of this city. giving !helI
nsmer and alleging that each and every our
had suffered financially al The bands ~ THIS
Pirate King The communication was
signed zone Of the Victims. The TUE
eRAM-HKKsIp has reen letters from ii. y.
Goebel, Charles J.. Miller, Manager oi fte
Irving, j. X. Johnston. proprietor tas e.
Hotel, A. 4. Anfiscei 81 The old kaihhun.
Panilind & Co. of The Morton Me- J.. j..
Powell, lAndlady Houeeman block T. Nee
Of the White block Joseph WCndef.v of
the Ledyard block. James Cox. agent oi the
Porter block, and the Friedrich Brothers
setting forth that the gentleman referred go
has paid al the bills that he has ever in-
Cured with them and that hs dealings
with them have been strictly honest an1
honorable.
The TKiEoRAN- Herald IS pleased 70 priut
the above and also the following cCmnuu-
cation from the gentleman referred %.
To TIE Editor Of tAe TEiEsEAN-MFEALD.
To The partie> referred 10 "a the article oi
Thurs day morning and whose names are
printed srove. the gentleman styled the
Pirate King would say il his dealings
with them are not 81 their satisfaction ihey
have the courts in which 10 prove the jus-
tice of their claims.
THr GHrLrxhN RrrrERrD IT,.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
Another Account

IosDoy. Dee. lJ-Three life boats left
Southport today 20 assist disabled vessel.
Oae ~ the boats reached the vessel and sue
ceedrd in rescuins the crew, bat the other
Two were capszed and it is believed thst
twenty-seyen 0f the occupants were
drowned. The survivors OF )ne OF the boats
crews state that their boat instead OF right
ing herself remained bottom up with nve
of the crew underneath IL for more than
an hOar. Although the water where she
lay Was only knee deep the boat could not
be nghted sooner, because the survivors
we're 100 few IN number 10 turn her over.
TwO OF the imprisoned boatmen escaped
With their lives but the others three were
sul0 ated 20 death.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
COMMISSIONER FINKs OPINION.
lie Tell what He Believes u be True OF
Railroad Pools.

Nrw YORK, Dec. lo.-Commissioner Al
bert Fink vas today asked for his opinion
% the parts OF the Interstate Commerce
bll prohibiting railroad pools and COM
peilins roads % make the same charges for
3 short haul a. tor A long haul. lie replied.
IL consider what j. termed IN pool per-
ely ie.al agreement and as nucl in the
interest OF the pubic Is IN the interes.
OF the railroads. It IS sanctioned
,.ssa prscsfcesi byr als lsOsern alenis
owning and oue-ating railroads in Europe.
Ii pool IS formed TO extort unreasonable
charges. 10 certainly is illegal. bat when II IS
formed for the purpose of maintaining uni
form and reasonable tariffs 20 all shippers
and to prevent unjust discrimination and
ductuating rates. which Is the object Of
every pool existing it is in the public inter
esq and IS the simplest and most practical
measure by which the proposed law OF
Congress 20 prevent unjust Discrimination
can be- carried out.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
Tho na,aar SIM noomlng.

The CO. = bazaar was well attended again
last evening and more iDteres, Than ever
was taken in the drawings, spinning Jen
NY and the other amusementse. Those
VINO held the lucky numbers 10 the draw
ings were. II. j. Doien, a French plate
mirror, X. Bertsch ladies pearl handle re-
volver, Frank French. meerschaum pipe
q. Shanahan, plush seat chair g. A. Man
gold, plush toilet sci. Nellie Stuck,
Japanese tea set a J. Love,
fancy fan. Chas. G. Chapman.
smoking jacket. ID. d. Gilmore. leather
cane Ia the art booth number 81 drew
Robinson Folly" l20 and 81 paintings
by SOL T.. White 96. crayOn photograph Of
the Soldiers Home, f1S. steel engraving,
entitled Welded. TIE voting or the
gloves was very brisk. the three in advance
being Miss Tuxbury, 800; Miss Pierce, 35l
end Miss D0nahue. pa Miss lease has so
votes on the hat aud Miss Sargent. o.. on
the sword contest, Hske leads with $50
votes and Jones second with l09 The
bazaar VIII be open from 10 5 o'clock this
afternoon. and again this evening which
viii be the last opportunity 10 visit this
pleasant place of amusement.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

The ennuai election of Bryant Council
No. ls2, Royal Arcanum, occurred last
night with the following result: Regent
John B. Barlow; Vice Regent, Algernon E.
White. Orator. Charles ID. Neahr: Past Re-
gent, Russell j. Stow, Secretary. MyrOn J..
Pierce: Collector, W. Millard Palmer;
Treasurer, Charles B. Hooker; Chaplain.
Charles A. Hepburn; Guide, Frank =. Car
penter Warden, J.. Bartholomew; sentry,
Arthur II. Chlver
Trustees-Milo q. Randall William B.
Loveland snd Walter T.. Mech
Representative 10 Grand CounCil-Rus-
sell J. Stow. Alisrnate-W.lliam b. Love
land
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
Nor. Dalnncea Wanted.

Frank +. Wedge yesterday filed q bin in
the Circuit Court asking FOR $1,000
damages from the c. T. & J. Railroad Com
pany. Wedge was a brakeman in the ein-
plov of the company. and last October,
while coupling cars at Leroy, he fell into a
hole in toe track and had his left arm
iammed between the cars. He claims neg
Ggence on the part II the company for al
lowing the hole in the track TO remain un-
protected, thus endangering the lives Of
lLnlr cmuI-Nas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
BRAVE HEARTS AFLOAT.
The Grand Conduct of Portion of the
Bark a Ak.

IoNDox. Dec. l).-On Thursday the
Norwegian bark Ajax sprsns sleak in the
southwest coast. and hoisted signals Oi
distress. The bark Norway, of NOVA
Scotia came 70 her assistance and after
much difficulty owing 10 the heavy sea,
launched A boat. The iackling gave away.
however. and the boat dritted away. Two
Of the sailors Ou board on the Ajax jumped
overheard. swan % the boat anu succeeded
in getting into II. They then. with great
difficulty returned 70 the AJAX. rescued
herr shipmates. and safely boarded the
Norway The latter vessel landed the
rev OF the Ajax a. Yarmouth today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

KALxAsKA, Mich, Dec. 1O.-The Smith
Lumber Company viii send the first tram
Of cars over their new logging road today.
It il stated on good authority tAfet Kali
kaska will shortly add a tanning mill fac
tory 70 her list of manufacturing interests
The Cheboygan Congregational Confer
ence Will hold its ninth annual meeting at
kalkaska December II. II and 10.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

Nrw Noss. Dec. l0.-The Police Com
missioner, began their promised general
shake up of the department today. by max
ing large number If transfers and accept
ing several designations ~ minor officers.
They decide df0 send tie names olorlv four
captains te the Civil Service Comm -sion
FOR examination as candidates for fne vacant
Insnect0re0ip. The lucky men are AI'aire
Bra.a1. Banner and Webb. Capt. VILE
iafas Wiz ne transferred ir0m the Twenty
ninth 90 a less important precinct.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
THE WOOLLY GANG.
The American Sheep Breeders
Meeting at Lansing.
4 PRETTY GOOD CROP REPORT.
kzfkAska itens-kiiled m a Mine
4 Hastler-Otner State News
from OR Correspoa-
dents.

J4rA-os. Dec. lJ-Ibe American Asfino
sheep Breeders Association met again to-
day. There Vas considerable salists lrion
over Governor Algers strict quarantine
against Chicago cattle, Tor many OF the
sheep men are heavy breeders. The Asso-
ciatl0n has elected the follow ing officers.
J.. L. Dean. Napoleon president WA.
Reid. Henrietta. vice president lt- ID NJ.
Edwards, secretary. a. y. okitmote. of
Wisconsin. treasurer. directors Cope
land. Kansas. +. baltimore ONO &. :.
Miller. Wisconsin. \ q. stark, Michigan.
Ansel Ward, Indiana. pedigree committee
r. NJ Dean aud " =. Kennedy, OF Mlcni-
gan. u. -. fazer. Of Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11

WESTON, Dec. lO.-M. L. Abbott was
burned out on Sunday, and his family Of
seven children had their clothing all con-
sumed. Today the family is comfortably
clothed. and the house rebuilt, the timber
being taken from the stump.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-11
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT.
The sad Suicide of a Wealthy and Popu-
lar Man.

FoEr WAYNE Ind, Dec. l0.-Oscar A.
Simons. President of the First National
Bank. and a prominent capitalist OF this
citv. shielded this afternoon Al his home by
firing bullet into his right temple. I'LL
health IS ALLEGED as the cause. he was
worth nearly a million dollars The affairs
of the bank will not be affected by his sur
r,ri7inr leath