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New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
pREA CHING TO KsIGRTs TEMPLAR.

DR.. Charles II. Hall. wearing the red cross of
a Knight Templar his surplce. preached last
evening 10 the members OF Clinton COmmandcry
Knights Templar, in Holy Trlrity Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn. The evening prayer WAS
read by the Rev. George Il. Van De Water. DR.. Halls
traced the course of the concurrent streams OF
civilization religion from tho birth Of the
TIC Valley OF the Euphratcs through the About
100 members OF the in uniform attended the
vices
The members OF De Witt Clinton CommaDdery.
Knights Tempar attended Good Friday services last
evening I'm Calvary Church. al Marcy-aye aud South
Nmth-st, Brooklyn Special music was sung by the
auartet OF the church. An appropriate sermon was
preached by the Rev. e. L. living preiate OF tho com
iDandrry.
Dr. Talmage preached to n large audience In
the Brooklyn Tabernacle last evening upon
inc crucntion. The members OF CcrLeau
Consstory OF tho Scottish Rite Masonry OF this CITY, At
tended the service In body, about four hundred aud
nifty strong IL pected that the rites oi tho orei
would be porforned but when tho lights were lowered
one woman screamed aud another tainted 50 the lght
were turned up and the ceremonies were omttel Th
ubers OF the ConsistOry atefward partO0k OF th'
feast Of the Paschal Lamb At Uioters Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THOMPSON VERSUs FLYNN.

GOODNESS BETWEEN TIE EX-COMMIssIOSER AMI
THE FAVORED CONTRACTOR.
There has been slight unpcasantness between
Hubert o. Thompson and Maurice u. Flynn. TINS 90.
casions surprise among the friends OF Mr. Thompson
who surprised that 1t did not happen before Mr.
Flynn has essayed the difficult task OF carrying water
both shoulders He Of tho favored contractors
when Mr. Thompson was Commissioner Of Public Works.
and generally credited with standing godfather to
Roll.n NJ Squire when that poet presented to
Messrs Thompson, Cooper, Power and others as An
available successor Thompson, and who could
hoodwink Mayor Edison and the Tanmany Aldermen!
Since the breach between Squire and Thompson owing
to n belief on Squre's parl that Mayor Grace ana
ThompsOn endeayOrng to oust him rom ms posi-
tion Mr. Flynn endeayorcd to appear As the frend
OF borh lie has assured Thompson that no was with
him. deeply regretted that all his friends were being
thrown out OF the department. by Mr. SQUIRE vale to
the lstter he is understood to have said that ms
salvation was to make friends With Iaminany II u, ana
the Republicans and thus circnmvent THO Mayor ana
Thompson. Certain It Is that while the ncats "t "r
ThOnpsons friends falling nnder The pou,cI
from the Department OF Public Works showed aba,s
ment. Thompson came to tho conclusion tat ne was
receiving from Flynn consiaera6le quantity oil ,anyi
night two Flynn called on the G ex-Coinin v
sioner in his apartments IN the Worth Honse. Tho
greeting he received was an exceoiusy rird one ana
ThoiB pson at taxed him witp treaehery' fynn
attempted to explain. but was pcrcmptoriy tod py
THOMPSON that he did not believe one word o @hs' ns
saying and that he would be Obliged TO nm IL IA"
would withdraw and never call on him again.
.Don't you .Hnbert' me-" rcjoined Thompson. = Yon
will obige me by leaving AMI never esNhS "e"'"'
have had enough Of you"
Flynn took his leave. -. .
Politicians are wondering what will be the resllt Of
this quarrel. Flynn is In County democracy eaier IN
the XtVth District Ii was well known that ae VAS
John Kelly cevery blocked his lite game BY Eon,'
mating Joseph PulitZcr IL looks now AS hon2h fybh
ambition in this direction would have line to cool some-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
IN MEMORY OF MARIA WESTON CH1PndN
AN ACCOUNT OF HER ASrI-5fAvEHY LABoRS READ
BY WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.

AN ACCOUNT OF HER ASTI-5i.AvEHY LABoRs READ
BY WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON,
BosTON, April 23 tSpecian There was not
able gathering OF veteran aboonsts In the peiSGDoins
town of last night to listen toapaper on AaHa
Weston Chapman Of the earliest aud most earnest
anti.slayery advocates, by William Lloyd GARRISON.
Among those present John Hutchinson the ouy
survivor OF the Hutchinson family; tho Rev Ercericx
rockingham, Miss Mary F. Eastman Mrs. A. NJ. D'az.
Mrs Ednah u. Cheney, Miss Anne Whitney, tac scap-
tor; Lewis Hayden and his wife. both slaves In their
early lives the Rev. Theodore Well. Samuel Nay AMI
wife Miss Manning Miss Ellen Foster daughter of ~.
Abby Kelly Foster Mr. and Mrs. Elias Richards, OF "ey-
month both over eighty years; Samuel p. rewel 'f
Nerose also octogenarian. and his wiis; Mrs I''
Lewis Ford, j. ~ W. Yerringtcn. ~ BudG;n, ot bihh'
and wife, Frank Garrison Miss Sarah Wall OF wJrce'.
ter Joseph Howe. Snd Anna Powell H. D. BticA-
WELL Dr. Henry Bowditch, william j. Bowditcl Dr.
Lachryewska DR.. Helen Morton Miss sarah sonthTlcx
and Miss Sarah Eddy, daughter OF tho lady who SUP
scribed $4,000 for woman suffrage h.@ I@I'yc@t.o @
Burr president of the clue introduced hr batfsowbp
gave a lost interesting biographical account o. PITS
Chapman and also pictured the st'rflng scenes .'
horn in Weymonth in 1906 her father being sea cap.
tain She adopted by Mr. Joshua Bates INC i0nnrt
of the Public Library, and after receiving Hel tr
ucation In London Paris returned to THIS country
and married Henry Grafton Chap;naii she pee .'ho ~
country in Is35 Interested that lady In the antsavery
crusade then just started. and became nor ile3a1 ~.
mate friend and her chosen biographer AcF the "en
of her husband about lSl3 she took charge ol ne "
cation Of her three children aud went abroaI VITA tHea
I'm lS4s remaining years ana enjoying 1to
b,n ana society Of any Of tie eminent people OF ths
European Nations Her home In Boston, Doth oeiote ef
soiourn abroad and after was tho place whore sa.heiea
e earnest men aud wouen no day whose hcart, ana
symDathie, were with the dOwn-iroutch-oi tnts
shs was the recognized gaGe m these es,,nc bat also
wrote The Ltjtrdto' aud me San"dn ' ~, H., -
a retired life the Old homestead In Weymouth" "H''s
she died peacefully only y iitte time ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
NOTES OF LEGISLATION.
Board of

ALBANY, April 23.-The State Board OF
uoaltb sent report to Tho Senate day on the con-
dition of tho abolers upon the new aqaedoct OF New
York. The report is avouminous ono OF some -o'ooo
words and gives narrative from the point OF view OF
sanitary science OF the housing aud feeding Of the work
ingmep Its conclusions that with few exceptions
the aborers are well fed aud that their quarters arc
healthy. Some Improvements such as ventiating inc
sleeping apartments, are suggested.
The Senate passed to-day Senator McMilan's ph ap-
pointing Elbridge I. Gerry Dr. southwicR' OF b"n"o'
and Matthew Hale commission 10 learn lhe most hu
name ~ ethod OF capital punishment . , A.,
Mr. Pat presented in the Assembly the report OF the
srac,,I TO investigate the charges
on bribery AGAINST the Buffalo Aldermen no report
stated that members Of the committee ua nor ns
cover any eyience provo that any bribery had taken
place or had been attempted. 50
The Senate Committee on Rallroaus IePosteu mr
cnens New. York Elevated Fare Ticket bill adversely
Mr. Reilly dissenting ,,,, -. -.
Mr. Cullen moved to disagree. and the Dill went 70 the
Committee OF tho Whole. an, ~
Mr. Low said there was no occasion TOT tne DILL INC
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
ORITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23 Especial. DR..
Joseph Woodruff. weknown physician OF Sou'n"ar1.
died this morning Of Brighrs disease He was on 'ne
sta at the Almshouse Hcspital and was graus'e "a
w., ,,,ycroy Del. April 23.-wlnam Whitley. Asso-
o,a, Judg. OF the Superior Court died this morning.
ace sixtyscvsu He educated at Delaware College
ami At princeton; studied law under the late James ~
Havar; served in Congress from 1897 70 lsol was
$50 and s76; and Al the latter he placed Srht.oc
D.yord in nomination for tho Presidency nc "as
M,vor of Wi.mn gton from 1879 To 1873 ana Wa "P
nn,n. led 10 the bench IN 1854
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
rp.ySATLAYITO TRAVELLERS.

By City of Chicago. from Llyerpn9l. :; !. Apo'-
r Iau Low aud WIFE, the Rev Mark Hnvard
Joseph n. Hooper MIS-. ohYe Logan sAo' 'e'"oH - ~
Shephafd ,..-.oo, ,od.y Mr. and Mrs An
~ Iamrs Anderson loha Abrams. Frederick II. Allen j.
~ ABRAMS T. . Allen Mt and Mrs c Broagham ars
aroa W Rarrett Robert Brown Aenry n. BIldvnan =
uecsns Georxe r Bailey, Mr. ana Mrs = H. Blaxe
benamin sri, Dr. W. H. Ben9ott H. n b.rro"s, x.,cs =
iseiraI III NJ Mr.. ant Mr, Ihos hlparics 4
Rv A. Kichle Geo = Kuignt. Dr. and Mrs H. ~: heaI
hss ,T ami Mira eco l,obt Kerr L. IA. anb anc.s ~
n"ret H. Loriner Geo II. Ieayen' 1r ana BITS :.
~ Nc donald. Chas. Coomes MIX 4 Srs'e'' ~ N"'p
Mr aud Mrs NJ. d. Dosns. Proi. DNia'oh'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

contained no provision for armament As tae guns
carriages will take about as !oDg 10 ouiia az
themsclycs Congress will practically hS .no chre,s
possblc date the actual o, ."c Tn The
vGcn is annroprates money for their batteries IN t
meantime the department Is utilizing he en'oesd @ an
w na,f1c in tho hull and engine plans that poln n
hs successful For this delay IN getting hcse shIs
The service Congress is wholly resronsibse-ho' 'no
Nnv Denarfment
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
OBI CARY.
GENERAL RICARDO GAIrAN.


PANAMA. ADril IJ-General Ricardo Galtan,
who was prominent Iealcr IN tue re'oii'.ol
which conyulsed the Hcplblic in lsSi-s' ana
who was lately sent from CIrtagena 10
Panama as n prisoner, diei from fever In prison Oh
Apr IT, His relatives and friends issued notces 'aa'
the funeral would take place next day Dls ooI)re 'h'
hour named the corpse nterred privately AMI no
lice was issued by General Santa Domino 'Hi' ths
civil and military chief. stating TINT the O'dy ~ ~
ready been buried The report Is IN circu'auoh o''
NOT credtsd that he was poisoned by sonc person OF
psrsons unknown Arrests nave been maze Oh 20 h' d
the persons who have circulated such reports.
Gaitan was next 10 Camago, tho most sXhtui an
psouiucut Of the leaders OF the rebellion OF ls7so
7, was he who for three months hold CArtL~en" III
state of siege aud closely invested the city th "no"
the siege was finally raised the inhabitants were 'lns
on cats dogs lard and little rice. lie hcia ~" '"'
.,conc forts around tile city and had eet OF r nored
river steamers in the bay On the nIght Oh hly u"
rade AN assault on the walls or the CITY, lie lanaea
600 men shortly before midnight on an islanI wn'ca
WA sd with the city by cause way aa q. ~
- hv narrow beach. AT midnight tne Meet opoheV
De on the city and GaItan moved with MS IVov men
tha ass anti of the walls. lie was repuisel WIN
sIanyhtcr losing 500 men In ABOUT uiVocu Ioiu..eS
Sme dya after he evacuated all the forts
his army on the leei started for Barraiqulc .nsnoI
,n tha sere e as aterward active In the aitacH On
the Government camp AZ CalinI.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT AND THE NEW
CRUISERS.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Ihe following

statement is made at the Navy Department.
The refusal of Congress set aside day fd the con
sderaon Of naval Affairs was partly pasea On tns
alleged sl0 wnese Of Navy Department IN peghnIbl
the Of tho four vessels already authonfea
ky the act Of March g. 1885 One very lmportant iac
IA lost ssht OF In the discussion The act mentioned
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Navy Yard Ensign William Braunessrouthcr 10 'ho Ar
ancs: Passed Assistant Surgeon W. H. Cr"wioru " 'o
yv., uosntal Washington: Passed Assistant surgeon
y Iamsdrp detached from tho Naval hospitil' waa III
ineton and placed waiting orders Ensign h'
pnncan has signed, 10 take effect Juno oV
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Railroad Committee would favor tho extension Of th
commission h0urA
The committee reported favorably with amendments
Charles I. Harvey's Elevated Railroad bill.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE ACADEMY AND AMERICAN OPERA.
N From The critic

Before she left Boston. Mrs. Thurbcr. WIN
two other ncorporators of the company
~ w.. ,ha rent OF the Academy OF Music Tor Ah!ereau
nsra for next year. am very glad 10 near shi,, 90
cause am convinced that Tho Acismy Is sao ,ca nns
sor IL The METROPOLITAN Opera House was ttr. us 1s
was nor found suitable IL is st TOO Tar uP ~ io
popular opera II all rish ios no, 70,
oun .h III and fashion" consuts also tho convrnenuo"
tho general public wheh .sccsa 's Az OF opera
tcrnining the pccuhs"'s
Chicago woman has had her baby hapvaem IN
mac IA evidently still room for r-iornauon 'u
Joe. n.srir, the warfare made by sam Jones against
Sn"a,neoism there. .-lSL Paul Globe
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE BROOKLYN POST OFFICE.

WAsfIINGTON April % (SpecdD THE Presi-
dent expects week to nominate successor to Post
master McLeer OF Brooklyn. He said definitely some
days ago that he would not rcappoint the present in
IL his intention to try to satisfy the work
ing Democrats. But in doing so the Brooklyn repre-
sentatives do expect that John Dolmar Will bo
mated, though he is the candidate OF g. BOss Nc
Laughin. Mr.. Van Anden. OF The Eagte. and j.. ].
Rowe. who was appointed TO position In tho Custom
House, are among the names prominently mentioned
for the place. Although the Brooklyn members arc not
on good terms at the White House, Notwithstanding
assertions TO the contrary, they expect to see
worker named for Postmaster In his recent appoint
mon President has shown a disposition to satisfy
the an % ss oce ~ hnr s,,eiiav
executive" and has 10 the conclusion, apparently
mus him scf assume the leadership. He has recently
sent for members TO advise them IN regard TO LEGISLATION
Morrison tallf bill. and his arbitration message in
act OF leadership This. in connection with
os,s % m End f"nisXe has led tn. BROOKLYN mem.
bers look the choice of for Postmaster therc
will not be Objectionable to the machine workors
Another candid ate for the position OF postmaster to
succeed General McLeer whose term has expired has
the person Of John Wood Of the trustees
dealer petition IN his favor. signed by Mayor whit
ney, DR.. Tamage exJudgc GILBERT Register hurlha
and others, has been forwarded to the President
LOBBYISTS on THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-In the House to-day
Mr.. VOORHEES,, OF Washington Territory, rising to a
question of privilege. offered the following resolution:
Resoired That the Committee Rules be instructed
TO INQUIRE whether the Hon. l. u. A. swett or any
other X member OF the House. VINO has ayaed himself
OF the privilege OF admission TO the moor under Kue 51
Is Interested agent attorney for any railroad or
other eorporatOn Interested in any claim or OIL
pending before Congress- aud report 10 the House he
result such inquiry with such recommendations AS
may be necessary.
IL had open secret. he said that ever since
the beginning of this Congress powerful lobby organ
lied 10 OF various railroad corporations had
infested the capital and the rules OF the House had
been openly repeatedly and notorousy set at defiance
by some members OF that lobby He protested against
continuance OF that rank and crying abuse He dd
iutend TO upon Mr. swett but had inserted
| his name because he personally know that MI swett
was attorney for the Northern Pacific Company. Ac-
ceptng suggestions made By Mr. Blount and Mr. Kan'
dali, Mr. Voorhees, modified his resolution by Omttine
the OF Mr. SWEET by providing that the inquiry
shall be carried on by select committee OF I'VE mem
bers. As SO modified the resolution was adopted.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
| WARRINGTON ADril 23-Lieutenan ant COm-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Lieutenant-C Com
mander 4. Impey ha. been ordered W the washngto
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
WATER SUPPLY.

The Grand Rapids Hydraulic Company having
arranged for a new source OF supply. and the re-
moval of its Old system Of pipe logs by a service
of cast iron mains, viii be ready 10 supply its
present patrons and other citizens with plenii-
ful supply OF pure water from the Silver Springs
on or before November 10Th. Mains will be laid
on the following streets: From pump house on
Canal 10 East Leonard: on East Leonard, from
Canal TO Ionia; on IOnia, from East Leonard 10
Louis: on Hastings. from lOnis to Kent, on Kent,
from Hasting. 10 East Bridge; on East Bridge,
from Kent to Canal; on Canal. from East Bridge
q Monroe in Kent Alley, from East Bridge TO
Lyon. on Lyon. from Ottawa 10 Campau. on OF
tawa. from Pearl tO Lyon: on Pearl, from
Ionia 10 Canal; on Monroe. from Pearl and Canal
to Division street; on Campau from Lyon to Louis:
on Louis, from Campau to Spring: on Spring.
from Fulton b Cherry; on Division from Foun-
tain 10 Cherry. on Fountain. from IoDia 20 Divis-
ion: on Fulton. from Division TO Jefferson; on
Cherry, from Spring 20 Division Water win be
furnished under sufficient pressure 50 that parties
desiring service for elevators and ther mcchaui-
cal purposes can be sure of reliable supply.
As the season is well advanced parties desiring
b make connections should give immediate
notice at the Office of the Company. 73t5 Pearlst
Office hours from 10 10 Il O'Clock and from 20 |
o'clock.
GEO. B. sIDELTNGER, Supt
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

TNrrsn STATES Alex Wbitson, Harrison
Wilson. H1rh fiuAa and Aioozo Sheldon.
sepsrsfsly Indicted oT Grand Jury tor re-
failing Honor without vsviug special tax.
Alvin avery Indicted fr counterfeiting
SILVER dollars Henry Whifson retailing
hanor without havi1g paid special tax.
Pleaded guilty and ssnten ICED go pay a dne
az SOD or I'm defaults of pay ment during
present week to be- Imprisoned In the Kent
county iah for - days. ---AlonzO sheldon,
retailing liquor without paving special tax
Pail eslreated Bench warrant iss1ed -
VIM q Mckay. presenting forged papers
for pension claim Sentence suspended un-
oil next term of court -iegfried Bins
waneer W. che Newtvro Manufacturing
Company sssumpsiE Judgment for plain
tf tor S1li 9t Albert Morse "a. the
Nsvsyxo Manufacturing Company. assnmp-
ar Judgment for plaintiff Slv-5 90 -
Joseph d Porter Va " r. CLAW. assumpsit
judgment for plaiatf s59So3
Clacrw Cocgr The People - John
Rovl fn nf8rmariOn Tor murder Jury.
Samuel Cook. Herman F. Snyder. g. v.
pnau. John k. Proctor. Gilbert 9. Bailey.
s Bailey Fred r. Darling. j. Breese,
John pupree Milo A. Parsons. Walter }.
Pierce oliver e.. Erh. Oruer that attach
ruent .ssus against Samuel Boyd and Mrs.
Samuel Bovi absent witnesses. in the
matter ~ - petition Of Wesley Steel.
George swan. Andrew frafee. 4.
Wsicott and George r Moore for a writ of
haoess corpus Order remaudinE petition
ers ro enstody 81 Sheriff
CfRcrrr urFfcE BrsIvrSs Margaret r..
Earle rs Augusta e. Nsileu et al. IA chan
cerv Foreclosure hill fled
PseHArv EsnNe 1f Frank Bremen. 3e-
ceased wii ana petition for probate lied
hearing November s- Estate If Alvah
~ Rrovn. minor. order confirming 70
i,ort ~ mortgaginz real estate - Estate of
Nsris g. Nsnieuwsn. a nlinor order az
pointing Emma Van Ieuvpn guardian.
rond sled ard letters issued -F Estate ot
Francis Bennett deceased petition for sp-
rninrment Of ar sdmini-frstor 6Ied hesr-
ing Navsuf her 5-tsfafe N Mm q.
White ieeaasrd executor oopd 5ai and
letters -s@,sea p, Ralph y Waite ---f Estate
of Nelson ~nenear ieceased. ssiu n'stra
trix 4 Sinai account fled hearing Norem-
bsr g. fsisfe af Eiihu T Chambers. ie-
esssetL administrator individual account
sled
SrrvRreV The feorie 81 Charles Adams.
larceny --nel'e nrrseqrse --N Nicfnria losiv
COMP sinsnf. " Andrew Ensiv. defendant
he r't,rrerv. decree granted rnln flainsnt.
rnrr.r -Wm HIrfs trIrk uaii 81 81.
e.a Hs~nes JOHN WnIf arf Inhn
sr'as F~uns twelve days esch FRI sif -
Insrrh r-scv. tiso~ier'T discharged -
Nr~e4 Ysrrer violating renie.e ordinance.
s.isrsrrsef rt ocf.fner - n esiev ~feels
atsf ~.rlsfire street ordinance af'onrr a-
fn 'rtrner
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

4 rSceEtSs eR4 frostsiDoA " nOAec@AS-
sussn-cuf cal go aialed. s1.e a.
514ee ezaz e" 51sSS7zs, ysl-os c.
Tone Green kso. l2@lse. Eio. ro~stsd, $50
l,c. lags, <rsen. ls,3z.c Java. roasted "a Sc
As-Ecalfu, roasted. ls91c. AeKlc2n roasted. &c
e1.e-
fses-.zpan. ane. s5,946e. Japan medium. DC
Soc sEdlhzIy lsss 55c. Il ys0n, At>ooc guopos ceE,
AJllelc. Lul0ng t1ezs1c. Congo. zosgaoc.
Flour e. ~ per c~t. 81 ~ ger Dol. patent pre-
oesa a. ~ per cNL. e. ~ Ees ool al wheat no0
y - PeT cN. - - Per DID,
Nil iced. e1.-7cresninSs "a per lou bran. slz.
snips. 80. oidclnss. slogis. Feed-Corn aud
Eszosene Michigan test, l01sc per ga.
.atsr Hhite. II &c
tfas0-ine-il5zc per ga
sesis-Clovsf s. 1o.9s - per b.; Timothy, y ~
Flsh-No. white nNh, - % per hall bbl
ether gTaGes g. 0cef 81 Per half Dbl; ErOut, "a:
ccd. SAT-. - Per ID clans. 81 - per huA-
cred, canned oysters, selects, s'9Soc; n0kod
Hs1hut S1i1.
Pork ia bauels-Meas PORK, Chicago packed
go bal ID. extra short cut, si4 %, standard
clear back. tl5 80
Lard fieree- ne. 50 ant ~ 10 tubs, 7ssc; 50
Beef ln barrels-ExGra mess. warranted 10 lbs.
. ats18 .5 extra. boneles, 81 90
5u5lcrlne-Nalkesn creamery, solid, l1c, rolls,
lf3,c dairy solid, iltzc rolls, l21sc.
srUlLs-LsGa0ns, choice, . oNesc ~; lemons,
laDcy - D0
Suts-Peanuts. raw. per 10, &C; choice red,
raw pSrio., DC fAney red, raw, per lb o1sGo. &C,
S1c. Almonds. Ter agcnA l5c. California, loeS Ice;
Brazlls. s1zo,sc. nlberts. sicily, uGl1c; BARGE
Iona, Zoe, wainntS. GrenO0le, II, pccans. IeAz rs,
"a. T.. "a &c, Missouri. s1.Gsc
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


To Ny FRIENDS AND PATRONS GREETING ::
Having fitted up place OF business at "A
Lyon-st. / am prepared to fill all orders in
the line of painting and paperhanging in
the highest style of the art. intend to
use the best material known 10 the trade, to
employ none bat the best workmen. and to
pay such wages as will elicit the best skill
of said workmen, and with my own ex
perience of many years in the business. |
feel sure Of giving satisfaction to all my
patrons. Trusting 10 receive all my old
customers and many new ones, | remain
Yours very truly, a. +. BURcH.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07


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People who desire to save money in pur-
chasing Rugs should avail themselves of al
immense stock and ascertain prices before
placing their orders or purchasing Of ped
dlers, as many have already done in this
city.
Investigation will convince AL that they
have been imposed upon, ss our prices are
from two to FIVE dollars less for each Rug
SPRTSe & CoxPASY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
A Beautiful Present

The Virgin Salt Co, ofNew Haven, Conn,
70 introduce Virgin salt into every family
are making this grand offer: A Crazy
Patch work Block. enameled in twelve
beautiful colors, and containing the latest
Fancy Stitches, on a large Autographed
Card having beautiful gold mounted Ideal
Portrait ia the center. given away with
every 10 cent package of Virgin Salt. Virgin
Salt has no equal for household purposes.
lt is the cleanest purest and whitest Salt
ever seen or used. Remember that large
package costs only 10 cents, with the above
present. Ask your grocer for it.