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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The president is an enthusiastic fisherman.
II is said that President Arthur cxcelled as an
adept fv throwcr. which may all be, but
President Cleveland viii always Dee known as
the better an around fisherman. He goes at
IL in bis usual thorough way. He requires
none nor asks any advice from guides. He
listens. OF couse. attentivelv 90 any informa-
ton ofered but IN the interchange of points
in the p.-caf0ral art he is more likely % give
instruction than receive IT,
One ol tle guides who accompanied the
president 0u a fishing trip last year en-
croachel 0n Oavy Crockett with the follow
in-. lie sail that when the president first
threw his Enc in Lake Saranac there was
quite eommofipu among the FISH, great
trout .tucs hs head out of the water with a
frightened look ou his wct face. and asked,
tls that vou. President Cleveland Yes,
my name s. Cleveland "An right. Mr..
Cleveland. I an at your Service The fish
lcanel out of fho water ~ the presidents feet
81 dead as camel mlckerel.
This to1 other guides claim, ). "a fabrica-
a1n Thef holl shat the Tremendous catches
fha president seruras f. not due 80 any par
taity ou the part of the front. lat 20 the
skin and attention which Mr Cleveland
brings 70 boar m hs rod. Mr Cleveland
saems a'-4 f0 he fasrnated with Tho sport,
and unier her husbands tutolare. She is
likely to become as celebrated ns hs in these
parts fn report of ono DAYS catch ~ trout
fhe Vresiienfe G-ure Is Vut az li1. while bis
vife b. err-'.fs.i sifA 81 more of fhe -feckiei
hoaufirs 81 she has bad l.ut lf'le ezreri-
rnce tar rs.ets- eau le Attributed fp luck,
though He charming grace with which she
hanftaa ll.a -sf -tH.ItH tsf sf.ntfr't .4rfrIra
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

In 8 ss.'is. ~ dads
u : asnfrsscl a ~, salsle8 date.
"a ~ e-ase-slifIsd fonpsaaar haJ
Aelalnks ati Eaam es. L Foam
3 az iro4 lsg aeue
Aal grltii.e ng afk l.to1sirs
asl Ea2Ile8
a. iar 4aa1 t4tled Naeaaa.
Aaa u.asl a iaftsl h. aels
f1la l -ai.e 2 3 .esfs SIS E .eer
Asa go -au.ieler
aud l4al 4s "a ae.l-se.tieE sFe4
Aeat 90 Cslro B. t.e sss fl t.e.
AZ maze fae ho-Ei-es..i -rklsh slr.s s.-
AS a. taelr Ftle- .ettrl1 aeas
Ileg ell ey oa as eye
Li1 gal -r -se ale 30 e..e ani
WA ~ elegant flelell-el paees
Hleu rsfgr4. laa goa see doa loa srss
Ihe bellies al sla ssg ms ds4r ea-ck4see.
oar aa,eree Sc loas dla deplsre
~ feared yes. ae feared
lol q sros ioug be Hl
Au1 tion lrafel t-conle srs4t bare
hut yoa kuen Don yo4 ku0a'
Ihinss eoa.d never eso.
lls n.l Judging "ll>afraei i4irs
for dude wasp 81 aisleG dude.
De- he Travelled or crude
Wie- alone ou bis h .lipadoar hair
EtvY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

kgFN Viii furnish ynl needles in .c-s o.
1 $3.50 ~ sfla Ier if papers tgtifc sample
pagsw le 81. White Telegram uilce b
UrANTtn- -TuRkE GOOD CANVASS FOR
" city trade. J. q ilomau. ie auun,e--t. 81
ANTEn-I AUft- To WORK FDk NJ
W local ~ travelling 4sfnef hing fnfIfeIg nfu.
cor tieS 0nIs a. daiIs fasIig made 40 Faato. rn
painting particulars irse Nrs q. % Liiie box
az thlcesa. iIi. s
tlkNIEB-IkU1 AGENTS. pf~IIINELf
" clear So daily wiih ny wunderf1. usg
Qalent flihhfr ansifrfafHffat ~ ternsfff fruf
kuoxFllIe aefui made - in days Nu p ?. lff-
fie. tnF ass. ehinzrn iIi. 81
tlfANIFO IW0 co.'s .ECTnE~ AND CANNA-.
" seu Aprg io 1raa ia e. Pear a. 81
ANTElaekNk AsSER- gHRof rHnT IHE
W gaff - tsff raera frshir fnf tne y Ift ? irea
Naaszsif HornH faf csrfifui si1rass ID =
sash sss-efsre f2-s1a esrifs No.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12
JUST SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM-HRRALD does
not want your money unless II gives you
an adequate return for II. II you acver-
tiss for anything 10 the Want columns
and don't get q, your money VIII be re-
funded OF the advertisement VIII be re-
peasec. The advertisements taken on
this condition are ali those coming under
c., " Rooms 10 Kent, Rooms Want
e." Male Help Wanted" " Female
Help Wanted, 81 uatiOns Wanted
Female, situations Wanted Male, %
miscellaneous, and all Advertisements
not OF strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tried the plan during
the past few months. Try j. yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

XIANrFp- TWO OR THREE CARPENTERS
" f0f common " TX. Apply Monday be foIe 9
ton-sts 3i
(sALEsMAs WANrED-Itu mea wanted %
= work a. oar forty tour stores ln This and olner
cities Transportation free. Apply to b. W .
Fox Manager . south niyision-st.
WANTED OR FOUR sAIEsMEN
W ou salary or commission, steady employ
Incnt. Gail al once. Metropolitan Manu- noiur-
ing Company, a. fountsin-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

YIANTED-A FEN MEN WITH THE foIlON-
" ing Iapial Energy. Perseverance and Hon
esy a. call the office alley city l-iie Assolla-
tan and exaluln our new departure iu Life las.
Salary or commission ~ Monr ca, Rooms ana
nrsi nO0f. Walter :. Powers See. 50
IANTED-A RELIABLE MAN WITH SMALL
W capital 70 handle valuable invention IN
in this city. 20 per cent pront For interview
address Manager, care Telegram Herald Office,
XEANTED-oNE TO INVEST. Sato1 la new
W mandatory business that psys a larger
pTOft than any mercantile trade. Above amount
viii purchase one third interest Addr - A.
Telegram Herald. 2su
n ID BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
". ID. - cords Of good QuaTrled stone for
sale az only s. - per cord Apply 10 DT. Akin 6s
MOnroe-st
WANTED PARTNER. ACTIVE OR si1.ENT,
" in the auction aud commission business. "a
handle new ard second hand furniture, Ald all
kinds of merchandise. 4 tafe th-ng a1d big
pr0Ets address or cali after y. m. "a. b. Wright
City Auct.Oneer o. bro&dNsy. bsit
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

n any body thinks that Messrs. NAY
Bury and ENaeHE. ~ the Irish district,
intended b. rstirs from the Congressional
rsce. they we're never more mistaken in
their lives. The nomination OF judge
CHwdAS makes it pretty certain that the
district viii ~ Dsm0cr atic. and II JoHS
EvRuHT should zst the nomination FOR
Sheriff be would land safely III The
County jail
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Al adsertl<<ssssats Ia lils eotoaan. nnsieI
kats&er head. skuepi u anted silica
gi.sll.. - ia bs charEod tof ~ the ulii.sFsl
r4te Ia fhe table fei3a- Always l.as aisle IA
al
Ier<ssus q n xatluE situations ssa ss,s 4fx
rrducssa rates hs appis illS "a tits eitCs-
Hisr nulahsF ~ iite- Ia ans al scrisssa a1.s az
can h- fauud bf dividing TIE DUltoef ~
words - -sHsa. Ans part If . lilas counted
- a1ls flli llae.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12
The SCIENCE OF OBSTRUCTION.

The SCIENCE or DESTRUCTION.
TIE motto, In time of peace prepare
For war" is being observed Almost
simultaneously with the invention Of the
wonderful torpedo-boat Peacemaker
came the announcement that French
man had invented a projectiis that viii
pierce the armor of the most formidable
mau-of-war sfloet. By the use of this
new discovery It is said a few mortars
scattered along the French coast could
keep the whole British navy at bay. Now
somebody must 20 20 work and invent a
sort Of armor that Will not yield 20 these
new engines OF destruction. II Is about
a neck and neck race between offensive
and defensive warfare First one leads
and then the other The science OF de-
tsnsive fighting has been reduced 10 the
construction Of impens'rable armor and
the science q offensive lighting to the in
vsntion OF means 10 destroy such armor.
The destructive agent seems always,
however, 30 have a slight advantage, and
80 are not likely 20 see q practical sOlu-
tion 10 naval warfare OF the scientific
proolssu ~ 20 what the rss ilt would be
Il an irresistible body should come in
contact Eith an immovabie body.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

~ 1aF poi4AR SffCrACi -. vitn Per-
- f-fIk1r 2 az<ss frous isyh sfrine sssf' s16
slf az ~4i<firT 81 a. afffrS ffs enees -
y sfos.1a sfff % .sllrd ~lIh tosfhFsratfrs rre-
rsstdfi HaFisssreiink tff sTet sef SRI rsfF cesaF
rstffEs ris.si feffess Aeoia asshE r1ranlnf
Nsra~1-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The people 9f tae United States WIl never
'ef ta the.r grip ou ah mr. siIoN I-s ad-
mission tg state nights until this monster
ieFI nf Marm0n.sm is klied.-A York
na
ea .n Fer Bonnet Besides Burmah.
Hnrani n0v turning 0er atie2n0a GO
Ea.Esra blI there place nea .ef home.
aso ase.lninr wita B chat She should
.rsf Hna alter iie' Fast na Iaes
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12
FOR RENT-R0OMs.

fTOR RENT OFFICE kOOMS-NERl DE IR-
able Office roo in Mcnham block fronting
on MOnroe-st. Inquire OF }. G. Nenham. as
NOR RENl-LAkGE UNFURNIsHED ROOM
hrt floor, ard large furnished room on Sc ond
floor With board three minutes walk from Cam
pau Place. 10 Court 81, West side.
NOR RENT - THREE NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for Hsnt house keeping CcltIa ly
located. Within two blocks of The pUstoshce. Call
at II Clinton-st
TOR RENT-A GOOD sTORENO p w. FULTON
stree Boston B ock, Inquire j. j. stIanen a.
ANANTED-TO RENT A FhONT UNFUkN-
" he'd room on one OF the principal streets
Address Toby, care OF this othce -
XrANTED-Furnishcd or unfinished rooms
W Furnished preierrcdl on first floor, suitable
for light housekeeping, within hVe or ten min
good. Address, Ii. A., TELEGgAN-HERALD Office.
50
VITANTED-Two connecting rooms, first floor,
w furnished, or one large on first floor. PTi-
yate house in second, Third OF Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha, No. 3, North Divisionst. 2o-u
NOR KENI-TNO PLEASANT FURNISHED,
L connecting rooms East front. second lOOr IN
New Block. reference required 81 south Division
ST.
NOR KEHT:-A VERY PLEASANT FRONT
i rooms "a 100 : Div. St Cali after y. m. 80
NOR RENT-A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
/ good accommodations including city water,
Ora rs Cisterns * etc. Rent very moderate 10 the
right party; Inquire Nm Cox l,s Clancy-st. 40
i at lUo Pearl st. Sstf
NOR RENT-THREE UNFURNlsHED ROOMS.
/ connecting ground floor. for light house
keeping. Gail lls sneidon-st. 81
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE No. 10
L ShelCOn-st. Inquire on the premises. 25ii
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

J7OR PENTHOUSE No. y MADIsON-AVE.
All modern Improvements, steam heated,
bath. e,c Possession given Immediately. in-
quire al house. =
LORRENT- HOUsENO. 83sOUTH LAFAYETTE
/ st partially furnished Apply 10 h. j. sweet
Cor Pearl * Ottawa "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12


And nos tie English al nlrers ~ the
Galataa are trying 70 crawl out oi very
small hole IN the end ol the horn. They
are grumblug at Lieut. HAM and pre-
tend TO believe that Il is his incompe-
tence that los. the first race with the hay
flower. TINS reminds Us Of little story
about Baltimore Irishman, who owned
some hens y .ich he kept IN his cellar.
Cae day the water pipes burst, flooded
the cellar and drowned the chickens, aud
the Irishman went 20 the city clerk to
see il he couldn't get damages. He was
referred 20 the Mayor. Shortly after ne
bounced into the CLERK office and banged
the door after him. There was blood IN
his eye.
"Ale name, bagorra. Is O'WALsHE and
Oi live IN the Fourth warrud, and owe
LOT political iutiooenoe, dye hear! Ihs
dom poipe busted an drooned mo chick
ems an o. want satisfaction"
Did you see the Mayor asked ih-
clerk
"Yis. sor, an OF did, but O. got not a
bit av satisfaction" Did you relate
your loss inquired the clerk. "Yis
scr" "Weil, what dad the Mayor SAY p
"Au' what did he say IL it. He laksJ
a. uls d minute an squinted his oYe, ano
sez ha. sez be: 'Drooned yer chickens dIo
IT. Why iu -- Jid't yez raise ducks"
This is the poiu. for the disgruutleo
Euglishmen II they want Satisfaction
i-t them float duck
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

4 OsT-A KNIGHTS OF FHYTHIA- CHARM.
l. ln the form of circle white ISIS ou one
side sud the letters O. X b and i r. ou thc
other side Skull and cTnss bones an1 letters r. e..
r Leave sf nsyue FailerY and be rewarded e
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

ITsin no nFf Ihr0I - UoHCb osIIF oEoEpA
sunday. for Grand Rapids HClsr6 Grand
Raven, MuskeEon and lpnfTster. Aleo Through
Coach leaves the above points Wis q "a n kv
each day. except sunday. arriving in IGieio on
Train No. ~ g. ss p. ms
All trains daily eKoept Sunday
II. C. PkEEEE. Cien'i Pas Agent
II. C. MATHEW Northwestern Ar. Muskeg0n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12
Lake shore a sfichiEsu Southern X sisrns.
zoo Division.

A iocsi freight iesFff srsnd Rsfidf a. n r.
csrTyinF passengers d fa1 tHegan
Az trains dsiIf erceui -rnfsy
1hro1En ttffelt o. 81 l,eIUfE and henhr r.
Sleeping cosr be- can - secured al Union Ticket
oHee. ~ MoDrop-ef and 81 1crot
" NrkfENFf eeferff AQart
eEo y. MUN90N CITY 1Ioke Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The uamber of prophets who predicted
the sartl quake are as thick as honey bees
amid the buck 2h-st bloom.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Al-1ough che Grand River Valley has
10 salt ils Saginaw boys vii dnd that
W. are uot SD very -tfesh" up this way.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The Emperor of Asia Is showing his
contempt for the Empress Of Iudi-.
Wbas + England gong 70 10 about it2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The National Republican And-SalO0u
conferences "a ID oe held IN Chicago next
Teursday. 1, would appear that the
Esmps1ance question 10 politics must be
met and that very soon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Tls enrfsx bell Wlu never rnz again
iu this fair lanL The chestnut bell has
superseded IT,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The three TsTLoE brothers are sN run
ning FOR Governor o. tennessee Il is
suggested that the BELvA L-CKwooD
party aow nominate old woman TAYLOR
to head their ticket
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The IELEiAsn HaGALo Is coueeted o.
have tae largest cileulailol ot alt pepper
pub.lsl-l between D-tloit aad Chicago.
III s bf Iaug odds tle o-Hf ald cl-aprl-
advertising m-tual- iu ti aud haplis,
All IS tus o1lY daily tlat covers tle
W-at-rn aud N1cfLaTu N.eligau aud
Cop-r Peninsula d-lA Following is iast
week
DalIr Average 5,7s2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Tie blood n tie veins of every true
sportsman tingi-a these c7ol mornings
Black bass ara biting end ducks are uy-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Vnroan IS lnatsd down as though
she were toe last scHuLLISs ia tie
worlJ.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Tie FIRST paragraphsr wlo asks II ae
tiuty has been poticad In Charleston
rsal estate lately should bs killed ou the
SPOT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Western Miehg.m Is called the fruit
belt because it takes tile bel, ior fruit
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

tl trsslk lalI CAlsrt -ilu1af.
lit a 81 l-ala 1s I.sllaf l4f i.F teaI.lEsfL
h.a 81 tE4il nAs sletplla CAT lsI iiLltl-...ll
So u ifsll tatills.lis 81 AAlHlua4.s - n4slis
lretE lafs sll littfuii esd ala iial l.lluss a.
rflls a. itel1t.l s- 4 rs ~
Through lllkes sd flil iIioruAli,E tsl iss
naa ~ 0ALllg aIs,l 4. kilaeL.l. lckei aFan. -
aalot az i1Co v 81 aissa. llia,4 lickfl A.e1l tT
Noll1lso sIf.,St &c. II. LlCEs s1lD
tseaera f-szanetF alla lsck9i A. salt
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

The Baaof was made Colonel aud
nov be- shall b. made a Sheriff
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

f--'-ttf
Pass ngers tsFlns the G.2. a. m EEpnss rlaff
Close connection "a Osusco fof lAllEuk. srl =.
Detroit Toy NeH YORK. arriving there 4t ll-S a.
the following morinr
sight kxpress hes iocl sleeping Car f-utl Do
troit O. Grsld Rapids
This is the onir Aue rluuilg lir.fe1 frr1ess
leaving h0ne 20 s.ti 4. no. nlIh e.tEf ~ .l
Essl 6rfit .ug 81 New lnrf ai IN b Iu. the follow.
the evening Trains west sf Ii ft B I1 ala make
direct connection with Palace steamer Ctg ci
Milwaukee for 81 T.uirts ut-L
Ihr0 "a tickets secured ai II. a. h a ~ cs1ula
sweels Hotc. block and 81 tht depot
~. FOTTEk City rasf Agent
Gro. = krrvF TrafC NGasrcr C1tasf6
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

AL othen daily eKoeld sunday
Sleeping can sun ol fsf. O. aut AtErlic en-
pres trains lo and fflu Detroit
Farlur cae rln o1 Day kaprres and iiraud Rap
lds AApTees 90 and ilDm lefirtL
Dlrcci connections mace 81 Lrtfoif NllL a.
Though traius East over n G. h h., toausi.a
5o1thcu niylsl0uI
CHAs q. koREls General Agf vi Hnnree|sL
j. - HAWKIHs. Ticket AEf luiu4 Lcpei.
q. "a. huNsoA. Union Tat onoe C1 Mcloc-a
q. W kUaoIEs. q. 4. & e. A. Cfioseo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

fN3E sAIk-A NTH RHAT s. aaIF14
u VIA ~ - iasnii.sie, veiee = nea1it i.s@ e
t.erk apIsas.is >~s-f Aase
r0k SAtX- AT bAkGA1N Ak7kfAOt A6
l3tslEs herse aAIlxss. tat 'fl.,ft ttlitcr
AID tsllfaetr o4iat nil be suii gfeap ~
onuer + se.As a"As eaA s-a1 a. II hsl'~d sak
sua ose lezi east
4 elf .ols 81 s lllvlsIol-sl- s.ll bs withdrawn
irau u.afsei -.t.el.i.ef
$40 luAA -cif. rf fts aEt .est
Ssli1 l-slal - .'ss sil ~ .cas-a iol lrrla ef
Fsars CO Laus4 aLo s,t l1 1H 81 .isil s..rek
lp3-e hns II pl@rs t.aase oioes
I0H -ALE-A Hulst AND tnf f4t sAlE
/ eleal CO casa tls--le ~ B Eaas-l.s Haf
i-slu hssul hors> -
pok SALE uA EXCHANGE FOX CITY
Frspeus 81 alfes 6 - seilst nQllse4si al tae
ears. atue ill iraft- lasls.. bars ala eItll
e1lef sfle aia ietatie4 iei if4A iArla Aocfess
a b ~ felfeiia-s-. af es~Nilt ef itt nI-lt
ealehl-su a. sae ockes a fQrd taelsIs lotlT..>..
70 AokEoN s. .Il sEII a hOTsE oF FIVE
1 fle1lt aFt t.I q. tt i-I let- fuI e..I
cash dosa sro ae lai.lee e. sees laanln = Il
frotlu. LaFeli tlaeA ellosle sNesi Hotel
roo saLE-MIscEILaSs0rs
Toh UTRECHT IlANo NEARLY kFN
L Aid s.lae t.rill,..fo h.o-u "a fs4l ti9ek IS
taaa--s.. aatf
tNNh ral.EA a NiHHI AENAAi1L tiA aff
AYeg aa1se lll sic rieaI. t4ll ai ", Aera
lania 81 a.
NOR sAIE-A GOOD sEbA AlgAhlK Hofsk
L Or family af et.lFeg p-rIs'ses. cheap a. IS
NolIeesi asf
poR eALE-A NEN SO. NolEf !RAAaE
L has never l<Ln lsed. iu4uae = M-disll-
ave. =,
foRsAlf CdEApO4 EXCHANGE fhtlI
hfalnlalaT talliu.lg al caln4 4icie tcA1F tar
liss ol lao1flCl-sf 1ei FeE q iulla 8 rffl. 81
apply g. >lllf. a sNeei Coz Pearl 4 oltsA.s st.
NOR eAIE-NlLI SElL MI hAMhLkIuNIAN
eatE "IIlIlt laialI tnf ~tH q lafE has very
l1s iaiel iseli lo1Hug three sezn uld auu can
tfli mlis ia tarec minute. aitl less inan Three
weeks training ls s.ld and gentle and would
weighs ilit tau oc sceu si tlle az eruuAds in
care ol j. d. katntone t fallas " and ~
Canal b. IS
lNOK >AIE-A HAkk CHANCE 10 PURCHASE
/ CAeap good horse. husgy AID hsrless loTse
good under ht ,aal t1.i ue allnc@ ga eIas
faekiug and Pros io- IS
IOk SAlE-A single top rariaee Side l.af
/ nearly uca. or Nla exchange lor Portland
cutter Miu. Collins l-i je'ersDa-ave S.
IOR sALE-One upright 'lsmesi oab'er piano.
/ nearly new, one Ftulusliar coal stafr. nltn
oven large size. bought ncn ia-t winter one bpi
couch. and some olheI furniture. Enquire Ai
ROOM - bai block. s. Canal II. -su
POK sALk-C0NFl.EIE SKI n I. REPORTS
Il Waits actions and dgieuCes and other Valu.
able law books VII be sold cheap Address
Fred E. CLARK. Grnnd Rapids, Mich
nor sALE-A FIhsl-Cl-As- SILVER MATCH
c6st SIS, used Bal little, sal he sold 81 iltcraa
discount ln.Uire al lEL MORAN ~ zAAln Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

M- EDaryas. overwhelming capture ~
the Green Mountain State must have
beeu bitter pili for BLAryE 20 svalloE,
Eparyus you know. wss % have been
crushai by the weight ~ tas Planned
Knight 8suleasurs and that anfiqHat-
sd tssl J1lge PoLtvo gwen bis
saoes Perhaps the nan from Maine
may have to tsks smother Pill tomorrow
when tbs r-tnrus Begin to coms in from
his owo state.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Erpres trains daiiv fhe yesF round make close
counecs ions with trains frnn Caufda the EsFt
and south. to sil Lake superior poIuts
A NAFeoN. II Vi AfIEF
fsenl SrTeriufrrdcuL f4cri Fnss A 1Iffrt Az
hsrqgeiiH NIoh. Narluelie Nieh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

tfa1a lct sll4 a ta t..e tla.- cS4 al.slI.ss1
A.F if&FtfSS t.ls a-c HslktI1H
lss m lla-r Aas uhkiI o4f a1s NsEkllaH ills
ale Ilaftrsl Nils.
NlaE u Lsai1 hae EicffanE an1 casf an K
IE6FtFst cts alsd AslElllas tIiY
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

YV J. WiTHEY, FORMERLY MANA6ER on
" Rurche painting establishment j. located
al ls7 Monroe Il where Ordcrs Viii ho received for
psintire, paper hanging aud ircscoeing kemem-
bcr the place Opposite The soldiers Monument
CGTY BAKERY AND CONNECTION EgY i54
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VHE SECURITY sToRA6ECOMPANT sTOREs
| and insures iuuiillfe. household goods aud
general merchandise al low rates. Goods sold on
commission. packed, moved and shipped. No. DO
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uTANTED-PERsONs WANTING SHOWCASES
w ieweiry cases OF silyerware cases of different
lengths heighths. or sizes can have them made
10 order on shOrJ notice. stock Of reguIar sizes
constantly on hand, vii be sold ~ reduced pnce'
Al J. " era ers 80 Cansl-st
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MONEY TO LOAN-AT LOWEST RATS o,
vi improved real estate Dury Molc0tt, ~
and 81 H0useman Building
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GRAND aAFi0s sIsDAY sgrr z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-23

Startling emphasis has been given to the
warnings made lately in THE STAR of danger of
accident from the demoraIized condition OF
tan road, by the collision at Germantown yester-
day, where a delayed passenger train, the
PittsouIg and Chicago express, five hours be-
hind time, crashed into Il freight train with
fearful force completely wreckiug both traits
The consequence wSs q conplete Blockade of
travel over the Metropolitan road -fnr neatly
niEe hours. The Generalization extended also
to the Baltimore and Washington branch, and
passengers going to Baltimore were de-
tanned for hours at the Washington station.
THE STAR has no prophetic pride 10 indulge in
over this prompt realization of its notes of
warning, but trusts that Mr.. Garrett will be
sufficiently impressed by the lesson of this ac-
cident 10 see the necessity of an immediate I'M
prOyement OF the wretcned condition of mis-
lines in this quarter. de must not only set
about the construction of a double track at
once along the whole course OF the Metropolitan
branch, hut he must go further and reform the
detects disclosed in other parts of his system.
He should inquire not only why the Pittsburg
and Chicago express was five hours In te yestss-
day, but Why il is a matter OF almost d.iifY O.
tween Baltimore and Washington and Wash
1ngtOn and the west and southwest are behind
time, to the complete dIslOcation of the train
schedules over the whole system. The double
tracking of the Metropolitan branch is only
one feature of . radical work of reform needed
along the whole line.