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Evening journal., 1888-06-27
RATIFICATION MEETING.
Hf VIII be HELD Tomorrow EVEN
ing Mt Ninth and ShfpIey.

The committees OF the several Rapubli.
can clubs OF Wilmington and OF the county
and city Republican committees met lssr
evening at the hea quarters OF the Y. M
r G. and arranged for ratification meet
ing, to be held tomorrow evening
at 9.h and Shipley Sts, on
the site for the post offics The lint com
mittees organized by choosing Henry II
Pickles. chairman and John p. mcI.eae.
secretary. The following snh-comn,itte, !
we're appointed to take the arrangements
10 hand:
On Stand Frank w. Pierson, william
p. VoehelI. Seth II. Feaster. Frank r..
ParAdy.
speskers-C n. Curtis. Esq, DR.. t. A..
Kesbles. Fred. e Bach
Musio-J. Paul Brown, Frank A. Mitch
ell, j. w. simonscn
Finsnce-H. # Pickles. J. Paul Brown.
Henry B Duncan. Thomas Holt, Enwood
O. ckson. DR. /. A Kittinger.
Firsworks-James r Crippen, @. A. Ru-
dolph, Ferris Giles
The committee on speakers arranged at
once 20 invite the following nt.emeu
TO address the meeting: william @ Spru
ance, Ber jimin Nields. Anthony Higgins
Edward q Bradford. Levi G Bird, Daniel
w Taylor end George W. Stone, OF this
~. and James Pennswill of Dover, Jona-
W. Willis Of Milford. and Charles II.
'rRetown. The committee also
sasss M y 80 80 ute any ce-presIden;s,
bat '' consider every Republican there
worthy to be a Vice preside iue o.ns,ns ssms
di-poslt!hn was made OF secretaries go
with vice president It is customary to. W
a long list
The arrangement for the state conven-
tion of Republican clubs, which will con-
vene Of the club house, $40 King St, TO
morrow afternoon at o'clock, are almost
cimpleted. The Sixth Ward club will sand
delegates
The delegates from the Seventh Ward
Rapahlicsn Club 60 the stats league are
Washington Hastiags, Dreper A. Dswese,
Frank A. Mitchell, James H Dainty and
M Curtis. Esq. Ths Mil Greek Hun-
dred club will alao As represented.
A Harrison and Morton campaign club
wss organized last evening IN the 9th ward
with the following officers President
T Bay ard; secretary, Robert Hutchins;
treasurer. w r. Miller; delegates to state
canvention OF Republican clubs; Theodore
Anderson, Robert Hu chins, W. c. Fur,
rowh, W. p Briggs and N. B. Laws.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
Perrnnni pnrrrrnnh.

James Mills has Just complated a
new coal wagon for dwin g. Sawdon.
Drs. johnson, shorllidge, Wales and
Cantwell spent yesterday at Augustine
Pier.
Warren Harper is suffering from a
severe attack Of itilAmmatory rheu-
matism.
The Edge Moor Iron Co. is shipping
bridge trusses for the p. G. y Sc. L.
Railway o.. at Steubensville, Ohio.
Miss Bessie Hall and friend Of Tren-
ton, N j passed through the city
this M rning en- route for Capon
Springs, w. Va.
W. R. Long, editor of the Republi.
can, is n ,t yet sble TO return 70 his
duties He is not as well a. he wSs
yeetei day. in spite of his seeking fresh
air on the Bachelors moonlight last
night.
Giles 81. Lambson Of the Fish Com
mission will leave Washington ~ n
With one Of the cars # the u s Fish
Commission. for Cincinnati. The car
VIII be oH exhibition 4t the exposition
therefor about two months.
Redmond A. ChadVick of DOrches-
tershire. Eng, who has been visiting
this country for several months. j.
stopping viii h Charles c GARRETT #
9l7 West ~ s. Mir had wick came
here this week from Gaylord. Charles
county, Va, where he nas been visit
ing Charles s. Lee and family. He
VIII leave here 10 a few ciavs for m
trip 10 the West.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
wigwnm, ConcIave and castle.

The Joint committees OF the Knights
of Pythias Of New Castle county will
meet on next Friday evening to hear
reports of committees on trRnsporta-
tion and ways and means and to trans
act other necessary business in
preparation for rhe grand lodge meet
ing at Dover, October "a Champion
l. dge, No 8, will have a public
installation on Wednesday, July II.
Washington Conclave, No. 2. Hepta
sophs, or S. w. NJ, at its regular meet
ing last evening in the Harkness
Building. elected the following officers:
chancellor, ] g ph G, Pierce; archon,
Charles W. Schultz; provost, T. l..
johnson; prelate. James K. e Temple;
inspector gen raj, Thomas Connor;
recording scribe. Harry T. Plowman;
financial scribe, William Nj. Mask ;
treasurer, Y. I Slack.
Oxford Castle, No 5, Ancient Order
Of the Kuights OF the Mystic Chain,
elected It's officers last evening. The
arr: Past commander, Charles Whapn /:
commander, Joseph Wadsley; vice
mmander, William Morrison; lieu
tenant, John Goldberg; chaplain.
Arthur Lewis; chief OF staff. q.
Colston; inside guard. M Bitttnbender;
outside guard, II. d. Mccullough.
Industry Lodge, No. 9, Ancient
Order OF United Workmen, held ite
election last evening with the follow
ing r,sul Past mister workman, J.
II KeatleY; master workman, w. Il.
asperson; foreman, G w. GOodipg:
ovtrseer, Warren Harper; recorder, j.
j Whitaker; financier, w. A. Rey.
mol e; receiver, DIR. s. II. Johns; guide,
~ X Grant; inside watchman, s. r..
Aiken; outside watchman, e. p. Hall:
trustees, George w. King and j. IL.
Porter.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 1, Shield cf
| Honor. last evening elected the follow
ing officers: NJ. Lewis N. Lend r.
man; N NJ, A. eeybold, Jr; j M.,
Joseph IL. Hammitt; chaplain. Frank
Sparks; conductor, Hiram Brown,
r. s., Thomas NJ. Crossley; F s., s
M Nc 'arter; treasurer, Isaac w.
Weaver; o G James Richards; trus-
tees-Isaac M. Weaver, s 81. McCar
ter, William Davidson, A. Reybold,
Jr, and Thomas NJ. Crossley.
RhuHb OdtRatg EncasIpme enF, NO.
l9. X lights of Sc. ,hn and Malta. was
snstItu ed last evening in Smith Build
ing. The officers: Eminent Com
mapder, ]. L PhiIbesm; lieutenant
cemmandsr. Eli ickerson; captain of
gus,ds. Charles o. Funk; prelate, p
% Bss.er; chancellor. ". +. Mertlsck
almoner. w. j. Green; marshall. A.
Hailman; sword bearer. w II Rio
herald st arms, William HiiK 1; firAs
guard, j. ID. Mulholland second guard
j Peoples; warden, E. f. James; sem
tinel; Charles Gabke.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
NOTES.

The Americas club go to Seaford to.
morrow. The next game at home Ia
between the Wilmington and Quickstep,
on Saturday next. The Qlicksteps are
determined 10 get there this time.
Young Actives Jr.. have organized and
will receive challenges from any nins in
the state under l3 years OF age. Address
d Begley. sl2 W. 81 st.
The Cover Club are still continuing
their practice games and show considerable
imorovtment. Their first match game
With their regular team will be with the
Milford CLUB at Slaughter Beach, Del, July
4, 1888
A special meeting OF tho Amateur
League Of Delaware WAS held at Kelley
Brothers, ID and TatnaIl SITS last evening.
~. 'mas J. CLAYTON represented the Smyrna
club, The application of the Smyrna club
for membership VAS laid over for two
weeks. An effort to obtain another club
will be made and IL successful the Smyrna
cub win be admitted.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
INQUEST UrON PARKER.
Euneral Ts-mspRsw and Burial in
Wicsnni@@ CsunSy.

Euneral Ts-mspPsw and Burial In
Wic@hmiw@ CsunSy.
Coroner Barmhin snpanelled jury yes
serday afternoon 20 inquire into the cause
of the dsssh OF 8amusl l. Parker. the con
ductor who was strwck by q cattle pen on
Saturday lass xhs esstimony of the flag
man and braksmasa Of she train was th at
Parker was rtdiax oa the cab OF the engine
about 10 s5 a. m ou Saturday last and that
just as toe train reached Brenford be took
hold OF ths sides OF aha cab and leaned out
So see she rear OF the train. He had
scArcsiy pat hls hssd out before he was
struck BY the cas,ls psn at that place and
knocked SOM IS feet away, striking on his
shoulder ami sliding on bis face
some distance He was picked up
aud brought - this city. rae lry rem
dered verdict of accidental death.
Parker ~4s bora la Vic lmico coun ty,
Mi, 10 l'b5 he has been 10 tho employ
Of tne raueoai cJm lauy since MAY, 1879
He was q consciantious, hIgh-minded man
and highly respected by all OF his fellow
employees. He was secretary OF the Order
OF RAiiway Conductors and q trustee OF
Scott N. E Church. Funeral services will
be held at the houss at 745 q. m TO NOR
row morning and che remsias viii be
taken 20 Laurel on ths s 80 a. N. train for
burial
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
Atumns 50 E.srH c'soos-vsanGs =
Ssrees wedding.
retter "a rvxNrxo JounvAs..

SAFGE& " NN0s&kMEs
BY Letter to EvxSrsa Jouasn4
NEW CASTLE, Del, June 27.-- A
choir of fifty voices and the Hushe
heck Orchestra practised together in
the old Cours House for the coming
slh of July. The following are the
prizes 10 be awarded in the AthI tic
Sports in the afternoon on the Battery
100 yards dash, gold medal; greasy
pole climbing, six handsome prizes;
sack race, TWO handsome prizes; tub
race, two handsome priz 6; wheelhar-
row race, 1st prize handsome umbrella,
2d prize, gold headed cane; three leg
ged race, fine Havana cigars. Com
pany IA with A. FL. Padberg in COM
mand will act as preservers of the
peace under the legal authority OF the
citF. The First Regiment Fife and
Drum corps OF Wilmington will head
abe parade.
Irwin Van sale and Miss Eva
Lunt, daughter OF Councilman Lunt,
mt the residences of the brl~4 4e's parents
on Orange s., will be united ~ mar
riage by the Rev. B. L. HubbA.- "a. ~
D., to. night.
Willilm III. HukilI OF Wilmington
paid flying visit to this city last
evening. Hs thinks he will again
enter the raoe for the Republican
nomination for sheriff.
Alexander B. Cooper. Rsq., is having
his residence ON Delaware st. altered
and rebuilt.
Company RI will give full dress
parade and diiu to night TO prepare
for the 4sh OF July.
Mise Kate Ball. ss... ~
Whit man, Who have been visiting
friends 10 Philadelphia. returned homo
yesterday.
+. w Hoffman, who has returned
from Delawars College for his vaca-
sion. is reading medicine under DR.. w.
b. Kunlz of this city
Mrs John Fssmmings, wife Of che
shoe merchants on Delaware st., who
has been a great sufferer for some
time had relapse yesterday, but is
nomew hat better to-day.
The Republicans of this city are
greatly pleased with Harrison and
Morton and thiak IL will be hard
ticket TO defeat.
Strawberries have disappeared en-
firely from tbs markets. Ii is ex
pected that raspberries will soon be IN
abundante. The crops of strawberries
have bsep very heavy this season.
The Alumni society Of the public
schools are ag work in earnest pre-
pairing for their entertainment which
will be given in the Opera House on
Friday evening, July O. An oratiop
will b. ads by Cadet d D,akyne, who
is graduate # the public schools. A
spinning chorus will b. prominent
feature of the entertainment Old
spinning wheels have been obtained
from all over the county. The
Alumni orchestra will furnish the
music for the evening. The entertain
ment will conclude with the beautiful
drama: down by the Sea-" The sale
of seats will commence on Mond ~.
J. T. Cause OF Wilmington. In hi.
yacht Falcon, stopped at this city yes
terday to obtain refreshments.
Efforts are being made to prevent
the Sunday excursion boats from stop
ping at this city.
"Solp Kelley who has visited this
city for the past two weeks left this
morning for his honie In New York.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
THIS WON'T INTEREST LADIE )
AS Much as tt VIII Gentlemen.
Interesting Information.

AS Much as it VIII Gentlemen.
interesting Information.
This Information will certainly be
more interesting to gentlemen on
account Of 1t being q guide to the
Eco omy Han. where beautiful suits
can be pur -hased at the smallest possi.
BILE cosB just for a moment think.
A beau iful cashmere suit for SO. 81.
worth every cent Of 81. Light weight
clothing suitable for hot days az
prices that will surprise and at the
same time please ths greatest bargain
seeker. Kindly remember 406 Market
st., between kumf0rd's and McClos-
keys hat stores.
Now here ia something that will
interest ladies. You can buy a child's
kEet p ats as Low as 25 cents or a
shirt vaisE for the sams money at the
above favorite establishment.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
EzIon ErcnrsInn.

The excursion Of Ezion A. M. e. Sunday
school this morning, to FairView Heights,
above PhiIadeIphia. went out In two sec
tione, II car loads In all. They expect to
take on number OF persons at Chester.
The route is over the B. g. o to PhIladel-
phia and thence to its destination over the
2. &R R r
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
Died.

BARLOw.-In this citv, on the 25th instant,
af'er a lingeriag illness, Malachi Barlow IN the
fSth year OF his aSe
CALL AN-Ia this city, on the 25th Instant
james Callan, ia the 2ist year Of his age.
JANNFY. AT Greenbank, on the s6sh Instant,
Lucy Y Iannev, wife OF 4-artin l.. Janney,
aged years
PARKER In thi city on ths 2sth Instant,
Samuel l. Parker, aged 80 years
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
CITY ORDINANCES.
n Office
FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.

Office.
FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.
Notice Is her by ven that the following rro-
Wal OF c ty ordinance in relation to ds-
chars ng guns pistols. cannon, fire 'ackers or
OF er firew rks within the city limits wiz be
strictly enforced:
CITY ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING TIE FIR
ING OF CANNON, GU &. PISTOLS, FIRE.
CRACKERS OR OTHER FIREWORKS
WITHIN THF LIMITS OF THIS CITY.
Be ii ordained bv The Council oJ Wilmington.
SECTION II any person shall at INV tim
hereafter within the limits o this city fire II
or discharge cannon, gun, listo fire
crackers, SUI bs or othei fireworks Of anV kiYd
or ( any pers on. except in regular course Of
some lar IN business. trede or profession ehall
make bon fire or any fire in any OF the
p ,ni stree 9, lanas alleys OF this city or in
any other pla g Ia the opea air within "a c ty
within 8 yasf's Of any street lane or alley. such
pc son so nending shall for every such ofr,nca
forf IL and pay fae of n lie han ST nor
more than $40 provided however thai
public displays Of fireworks may bs held snd
rive In the publ pa k OF he Il " si.uste ~
tween yenih and Eighth snd Fla klia a, q
browne st, ee :. on The we terry aide OF the G. y,
ana In such place o. placss o. the sterlv sid
or the Guy as the City Council ha at any time
or umea b res ter by m jority vote direct
. u pADhS Dispi7J OF fireworks shall 1T all
lines wheresoeyer hey may be held be under
the control sfa special commi.tee ~ Council 10
be anpoin ted frolA time to time for that snecjfc
purpose
FICTION 2. All ordinances or paris OF ordi
rsncss 40 relation u rh- filing Of cannon. guns.
pistos, rre r. ckers, or any otoar freworks of
sny kind W thin the city mlts heretofore or.
q In ID passed by tbs Cisy Council of this
city are repealed. ''-9
Passed at the city all, Wilmington. Dsaware
Septemb ber 9TH, d. iSs2
Q. b RHoADs. Mayor.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
Excurnlon 20 Rshohoth,

The Order OF Railway Conductors will
60 to Rshoboth Beach on an excursion on
July 26 John B. Cook is chairman Of the
committee Of arrangements. The fare Is at
low price Of sl25.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

James II. Groves. Of the Department
OF Labor, goes TO Washington in few
days TO take up the clerical work OF
his position.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
]. 7. MuIIin 6 Son.
open FOR the SEASON CHARLEs

open FOR THE SEASON CHARLES
OKyie, the veteran ice cam maker. has
opened for the sfason During the winter his
establishment al he northeast oruer OF Sixth.
ard Orange streets, has been r. modelled and ina
provea. The saloon on the lower floor. rs well
as that on the secon7 story, has heen repapeTed
repzinted and a dsonle IA .ued, while Al
addition has BEN built 70 The man building on
Orange street. Particular attention has been
given to the factory in ths rea. phere the ice
cream is mRuufactu
therefore, his fac ory Is fureishad with all
improvements Incl ding a Sc q engine for
making the cream rra7Rea eats have been
perfected with some Of the bes irel within
reach OF this city an arupe mp Nv OF tho
b. SC and ~ichest cream, anj N z but pure
fru juices and the best vani II b an is used for
hsvoriug All adu terations are C efully es-
chew ed and those wh1 purchase thei cream
pure article
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

Wiimsmgeem Clearing House.
The exchanges Of The " ilmington banks
st the clearinR House for to-day we're
slS2. 1893 50 and sue balances $50. .740 50.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

For your ChIldren's Hats, trimmed
and untrimmed, 40 20 Miss L. Stein
scken'z. SI7 Market Bs.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

Ribbons, Flowers. Feathers. White
and Shaded Tips. etc. IN great variety.
1iisa L. Stainicken, cit Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

Have your Feather Beds cleaned
right now by Joansoa g. Barnhih's
@s@am renovmsox.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
NOV Cnatle Conntr mealth.

r. B. Ffsz-r, secretary OF the State
Board OF Health, makes the following
report;
Marriages. births and deaths ia New
Castle county for the quarter ending April
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

10 brands Of Flour kept by Nichols,
9th and King. Try L. & G. and bt
happy.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
Klne,s Daughrer. Enterlainme :.

The Kings Daughters" an ar f.soIation
of young ladies of the s.scond Baptist
Church, gave most isserestlng ana ~
jlyable entertainm sat at Alfred P Seven
sons, 9lo Kang b., last evening. The
program was as folIowa:
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
EXCURSIONS.
AND
WASHINGTON.

w A26 1NNf ON.
ON THURSDAY, JULY 12. 1898.
Ii viii be more convenie for those living
near he Delaware s venue station 10 peg on he
first o sec md section ron Phi adel hia Fir
secti . viii leave Avenue STA ion at a ", the
-eccnt section 10 a. Ii. third section viii leave
the , e Statioa font # Market gfreet
- a. ~. s opp ng az XII mensi. 2 20; New ,rk
on a. $50, lire with 4ut change OF cars for
Wiln y ton, arriving fero at 945 lariie,
sioppins cff at Bay Ridge and Annapolis can
with taeis ticsets go dur ny the day from Bay
p lis can 20 Bay Ridge, all 9 cursi0ni is al
Annap lila and Bay Ridge 70 bs In Fesdin to
cave Bay Ridge . m dirsct FOR Whining
tou. Whole ticAets, s. 80; children from 70 i2
years, 4l.2S
Evening journal., 1888-06-27

For sidebo@rds, 80 20 johnson &
Barnhill's.
Evening journal., 1888-06-27
OV E. r.

The great strife is over, the
candidates are in the field.
Now, while the campaign is
going it will be our aim 20
see that you are satisfied in
your clothing, both in price,
fit and quality. We sell no.
common goods, but we sell on
small profits is the reason we
can undersell a great many.
We stay at the same place
all the time and if everything
you buy is not correct and to
your liking, bring it back.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
Real Esfute--C0unfrU

NOR sALE-oDES HOUSE. oDEN, MICH.
II one OF the finest paying summer hotels in
Northern Michigan Possession given AZ cnce-
For tenns enquire OF e. J. Pailthorp, Peto&key,
Mich. lei
nor SALE CBEAP-A NICE FARM OF SO
Il acres, with frame house, one mile and a
quarter from Hail-st Apply Al Mrs. ]. e. Walk
ers II South Div isiOn-si l2ftf
NOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres. thirty-hve improved;
two barns; twenty-eight miles north on GTand
Rapids 4 Indiana p. r.; one mile from Pierson
village. bargain If sold at once. Enquire of
NJ. l.. swift, So South Lafayelte-st. s7tf
COR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
i property farm OF 200 acres. nearly all i'm
proved. in Ottawa county, near Jennisonvtlle
nine miles rom Grand Rapids Address Farmer.
box 3, care this Office. 1l5tf
EOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate ofthc late Daniel scberrerhorn
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridgest IL
IS tine dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold in from ten 20 thirty acre
lots. Apply TO DIR. NhiiwOrth. administrator 1S2
Fourth st., Grand Rapids, Mich l0Af
E'OR SALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS
i good farms and city property for sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call al Lovett block, Canal
st.. opposite Sweets Hotel. A. r. AntisdeL Att
L'OR sALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
Byron Centre. good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 70 sell. ID
dress Mrs. Mary Adrion, Byron Centre, Mich. Ait
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

JAKk siEf II gHE ziSHI DIRkCTIos
l All ecs ssls = uas ssas less 4. kEosla.
NIX ssIE-fHE FISEsf BUILDING L0I
4 81 tD-oU *. fnexps -tns ao<-.oa f@sfS 81.
a. = t.sks1a = 80. sges5 - - 49, s42 sss
hloek- -
Es1R sALk-DEsIRABLk MANUFACTURING
L pF0peny. ne fslf slory bflek btofk. e@x7s
leet 81 Erik 4 sSs>s.se le.1slz Asehizs sAeE.
asss L - ems | & a. 49, 49, = ss.sss's % ...s @ Z he
eAs. = Boo fe1Esd 10 - ~ ye~fs 500 n
sessnaeas for SnTeas Bzss<d c2fDss Sweeper ca
E'0k sAI.k-fHE oLDEsf EsT sTABlIsHkD
r cigar AID ooufeczi9zseFy s,oFs "a sosEh Dlsl-
sson- ~. Ha. 2sA osneE iesstDg s0sn- ~
Eok sALE-AT A BARGAIN. NJ Rksl-
c<ncs. IL Jefstssu-kFss. c1Dta1b1nx Hlbe
roons. estb nom snt lsEsissy ~ath hoI
and 81 ether Ro1efa improvements. Apply 70
4 G Levi star cisslins hoese los
COk skLE-s FINE LOIS On soU1H
Iafay ye<te-st. 1o4 Inlon-sLs on ffoasS a., 4
On ssrlensf-st, aud % etheIs Gfsad Union.
and =. Tower I,ck. Is
COA sAtE-TH EkTy-0SE AND HALF
j aeIes of land On cherry-sE-. within two miles
fFoa the head OF h0iarossl, ssFen thousand
dollars, hall cash. II I'l-s = nos baFgsm there
Is none. LUtoa Dtrt9a.
Tor sALE-A sEw HOUSE AND BARN
i with large o. all nedern Improvements. SIX
minutes esik frosn Sseefs Hotel. place worth
ssooo; viii tase st.os. apply al i05 Mount Yer
non Of. rs
NOR s4IE-FoR tHEAP, NIcE LOTS' WELL
L located. e&sy tefns 20 % ID. Neenboer. Wen
ham block. north e4st corner Monroe and Diyi-
zion cts. Ia
VVANTED-A PURcHAsRR HOUSE AND
w lot. $50 summer-st One Of the incest locs-
tons OF the Ness Side. House IN good repair.
Gas, Cisfell- sewerage, city water Tor lawn
Terms s %. 81 8 cOsn, balance on easy terms
Address ". F. Cummings, - Charlss-st. llStf
INOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN To A CAPT
i talist- One OF the besi buSiDess corners in
centre of city. lot lonxtJD. next thirty days. y
&. Girdler, room l., Pierce block. i02If
NOR SALE-HOUsks AND LOTS. VACANT
il lots and farms some choice bargains iftaken
oon. Hughes 4 Thomas fooms 80 and 81. New
Houscnau block S.ti
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Dr. Members, WeBhsm block.
corner OF AcnrOe and Division sts. 6oti
rOR sALF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house, On Spring -st., Tor 5000. neaA s.sne
dwelling house, en Jsnes-st. for s2,sco. and n
90 acre tarm la Sparta Tor ~, 700; al on small
payments and reasonable terms. l. A. Dapp<r.
nom l2s. Ledyard block. over Public Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

The vsai possibilities in the direction
Of the development ot literary accom-
piishmeBts is illustrated by ths folio wing
paragraph from TIA New York sun:
''Ons Of the most successful isstures Of a
recent literary sntsrsainmsnt in town
the other evening wss 'oung whiting
sontest By ladies' Each OF the coates.-
ants received square bit OF wood from
which to whittls Oung 10 lit a large
stone iug. They could all sss the hole
30 be aiisd. bat nons could measure IT,.
Prizss we're gwen for the best and poor
sss bang, and then thsy were 81 sold at
snctlon. Oss Of them nearly fitted the
bungbOle."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

The Brooklyn Times remarks that
-vhsihsr The women delegates 10 the
Asssodist General Cooisrenos bs admit
ted or not. it viii still remain true that IN
character and representative capacity
they are tee pesrs of sny member OF that
body. and that ons OF their number. Miss
WILLARD. n perhaps ths sorsmost Ms.h-
odiss living. The great intellectual abil-
ly and astaiuments % some OF the wo-
men - one os the most stubborn srgu-
m-r's the opponents o. women have to
meet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

The Kspabhcaa convention tomorrow
shouid select oas Of the tour delegates st-
large 70 To- National Convention At Obi
esso tr0ni anoag 6r.nd Rapids Republic
rams. The man tor the plaes Il Major
A b WAIs0s lie is tried and true
kepnDlican-oo who Is always earnest
aud enthusiastic Tor the success Of his
party. and Who nsver asks anything At
rs hands.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

Al English translation OF = genuine
Japanese play - 10 bs produced at tie
Fourteenth Street Thss,sr in New York
The play requires three weeks Tor SIN
gls representation IN japan. II goes in
tbres hours IN New York. This shows
the most heroic uss Of the blue pencil on
on record