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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
POINTS ABoUr PERSONS.

j. a Tssvin. Of i02 Fourth-st., is visiting
riends in Fergus Ontario.
Chas. Scott, OF Jenuisonville. called
on Mrs. Scott az the Sanitariam yesterday.
Herbert Filler and wife have lust returned
from Chicago ant are stopping a. Sweets
Hotel
W. :. Stevens. Of the Eagic stat. Was pre-
ssntsd with me So smoking iackeE lsst
sysninz by bis rifs.
Dan T. Sopsr OF Nswaygo. and Collector
ID. o. Watson, y. !. WATSON, and g. b.
Parks. Of Grand Haven, sttsadsd the Elk
socisl last nigns-
Harry G. Wnty, proprietor OF the Nanis-
tee Ds8socrat. is Ia town Harry does not
look Ike q oount-y eaitor a1d runs bis
paper With city ideas.
Mrs. Blair. Of Grand Haven. and Mrs
Fuller, Of Chicago. mother and aunt OF
Mrs. ". r. Arssrsd. are her guests az the
s4Ditariun on South Division-st.
Mr. ". II. Davenport. whocans With his
wife % tns Ssnitarinm on South Division
a.. has returned - nis home IN Aileytou.
whers be Is engaged in me lumber busi-
ness.
Mss Matte Caroeth viii commences a
course Of studies ss Hillsdase College, where
her brofhsr Cary Csrossh IS attending.
e. she has been unable to hnisn her course
At tas CenfTsl on sccoant Of shs illness Of
her sister. Mrs. Sadie =. Wise.
A card from Brs1nerd. Mimi. 20 the TsIE.
SIAN Il Ek8ED ANNOUNCES that Charles
Bsksr. vii Brown sad A y. Reynolds.
who wsnt West % tske positions on the
FsrEe. DAKOTA. - spend Nev Years day to-
~,fa~~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The mausoleum at Marlborough erected by
the Empress Eugene for the reception of the
remains of Napoleon III and the prince i'm
perial will be completed in few weeks, and
the reinterment, which is expected viii be
attended by some members of the royal
family, viii then take place. The church,
which is close to tae empress residence at
Farnborough, is built in the hamboysnt style
of architecture, while the crypt is of the
Twelfth century style. The floor of the crypt
is laid in solid marble, and the two sarco-
phagi are of red granite. That for the recep-
ton of the late empsror's remains was pre-
sented by the queen The tombs are placed
on either side of the crypt, and there is
massive white stone altar at the head of the
sepllcher. Adjoining the church is the priory,
which has just been completed, and in which
the prior Father Ambrose) and other priests
ha re already taken up their residence
Foreign Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
Foods of the Fatheriand..

The Germans, in their homes and restau-
rants, boast Of having hams, sausages, hares
and many other articles of food imported
with their wines from the Fatherland: the
Italians, even in the Bend, exhibit various
gastronomic treasures from Italy, and the
variety of canned foods the French always
import is now supplemented by regular
weekly consignments of what they call "es-
cargots," which is to say snails. But the
height Of this love for the foods of the father.
lands is reached by the Chinese. II you enter
one of their shops in Mott street YOU win see
barrels Of dried fowls, dried fishes, dried
beans, ysms and fruits, dried eels-in fact,
the supply would equip the larder of rich
mans house. Yet nearly all these articles
can be obtained here fresh for less money
New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01


AID Dss<xsfax 81 AS sshs Praise kees.ssa
fsr Ehoroax hnsss esa Good wess.
0as of ne progressing Institutions Of oaf
ctr and o0s waicA Is f>st <ssamlaS large
propsrtieas i J. e. Le@n's Psspsratory
Ae-demy. business colsess and Shorthand
Sabsntuts The propristor, Pref ]. Z.
Lean started lis school Ia
smzll way soazs six years ago
- Prep2rstory Academy for mere
advanced sehoos. bQs BIS aSsl d1o1s
lasoFs hsFe bee1 VEL crosnsd Viii success,
80 much 80 thai mo e Nem n1ocl0ls quar- ssrs
we're scs0latsly neesssary sBa toaerro"
Monday. January ? &c .l take possession
Of the nee ro0us prepared for him IA the
nes Hartman Shepard block on foaRlaln-
81 The rooms we're specially designed Tor
this business eOklsxe. are very neat aad
qomnn0di0as and steanhs4ted tbr00g aouL
10 the business OF c0g5asrie4l department.
the course Is Intended 10 meet the require
IneRts Of large uumbsr Of young nAea ani
k0nlsa WHO desire thorough business
education. The branches included 10 the
business course are book keeping by single
and double entry, practical arithmetic,
commercial Law, business cOrreSp0n1sncs,
business forms, practical spelling and com
position and basin psnseAnship.
Prof. Lean has clustered around him a
very able corps OF assistants. especially
adapted for The particular branch which
they teach. as Superintendent o. tne
Shorthand Department staads A. =. Isrer.
q verbatim reporter aud shorthand writer.
aud a teacher OF nine years experience.
John 5. Laxrenes, q prominent member of
the Grand, has been engaged as lecturer Oh
Commercial Law. while the other depart
ments have competent and efficient teach
ers al the head OF each. Pref Lean
has . very formii able list of refer
snces, whicsi represents some OF the
leading and prominent citizens of the city
and State.
The men recommend his school because
Of his perseverance, and thoroughness In
teaching. All are cordially invited TO visit
the school rooms on opening day. January
~ lsta emit thar rcnvanfs,.ea
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

thsFe Cor monsh yes visiting her parents -
PetKoil4. oas.
Mss Carrie sbszrs. o. S. Lsais. 5 visit
ins Azs CozE.ss = A.. o. 50 >rs4lxatst.
Miss Drsr. Of TIE Irving. has rsturnsd
from : sfisf visit sish frisads Is Allss4s-
Mss Arnstrorg ( of Lndlrgson. = he
s1ssI of Alss fsa Nslst - 1ne "sEsek-
M [. O. Lo1z sna wife. q Ns.sisls>. are
tns gsss-s Ct J. T. Long ana izm1lys os u
fEoat-sl.
Mrs Jobn Fsy. Of TIE Brnns~ick, has re-
turnsl from > week ; Walt si.h hsr brother
- k0E2ai1s.
Ms. d A. Beaiamio. Of Mdssaks~. came
ossr - altsa8 tas dedication 0f the ladies'
Literary Cla5 hsass-
As VIZ osbarn, OF peek's drug Store.
has returned from yssit sltn hAs parents
IA Chatham. Canada
Miss Bsxby. OF ST Louis. No. aud Miss
Joycs. Of Washington. u. ". are tne guests
Of Miss Haltis White.
Joha Olson, Of l36 Cahfornis-stl. returned
yesterday, from bis trip South. where hs
sPeoE dsiighttai tims-
Miss Minnie Wicket. Of Yofk Hsldl-
mand county. Ontario. Is visiting tie
family OF l. ". Strsnan-
Mr. Ralph Seymour, OF Chicago. spent .
fes DAYS AZ Toe Warwick daring the past
week. the guest Of Miss Rnnion-
Miss Ida Co<sswell returned yesterday
from visit with friends Ia Lowell. Mss
lila returned The irst OF the week.
Mrs. Reed. OF The Warwick. returned
yesterday from Chicago, where she has
been spending the holidays with friends.
Miss Esther Savidge, OF Spring Lake. and
Miss Maud Boydeu, OF Grand Hagsn. re-
turn 10 Vsssar College on Tuesday next
Mr.. T. A Roslsy, who has been the
guest of his sister, Miss Lizzie Rowley. OF
the Brunswick. returned 20 Chicago yester-
day.
A. ]. winslow and wife, of Saginaw, are
spending the holidays with friends in the
Valley City. this having been their nome
| formerly.
Mrs. A. III. Morehead, who has been
spending the holidays with friends in Co
lnnlbas. Ohio. is expected TO return or
Tuesday next.
Miss Goldsmith, of New York, who has
been spending few months the guest oi
Mrs. Waters. at "0akhurst." returned
home yesterday.
Mr. George W. Gage has again been en-
| gagged by the Alabastins Company and viii
start tonight for the West. He expects Il
visit Washington Territory before he re-
! turns
| A CAV party, consisting OF the Misses
Emma and Myrtle Koon, Miss Bessie
Walker, Mr. Walter Much. Mr.. Orrin Ward
aud daug ater Carrie, left yesterday morning
for Hillsdale where they will be guests o.
Miss Louise Stock during the New Yeal
holiday
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
THs poPE 5 JusILsE.
ws- se- csfhsfsrs of Grand Rapids WI
R=e-~ulEs IL To-day

wo- se~ Csfhsiscs of Grand Rapids WI
RseoxniEs IL Tedsy.
Todsv - sniema Jet Joyous FAY With
Catholics o. Grand Rapids Il = The fiftieth
snnivsrssry Of Pope Leo XIII ordination 20
the Priesthood. AL Of tbs Catholic
churches will todsv hare special msssss
This morning a. ? O'clock mass vii be
sung in St Mays. St James and St.
Adeiesrfs churco. a5 The conclusion Of
rhirh the members of taese societies will
form into Ina aud msrch 70 81 Andre -
cathedral where PonE6cisi high mass will
ne ceisbrsfed 5y Bish0p Richter. The fol
icwinz : ne ortier 0f ne provision
ussr ervIsEox
Wnr~hurx a Bronson Band
Chisf Nsrshai snd Aides.
- Jeseph Soeiefy.
ST. Aaelaeft's Socisfies~
<sroSp pFvtsios.
Sqnfsrs sand.
StsJerses Societies.
- Antrers Societies
Ca,keiir TouHg Mem.
n re ereuin< ~ Hsrt'uSa Hsll ne cei-
,kfsrfcu ~i,i te rcsssne8 sad the following
pru<rsmme aiii ~ r-sssatess
essr Ensf.
c-ernr<--s Nsritsns -.-.-..---.@...-..-w wsIisce
onensnn zasr-~ ~ - se~. = r Richter.
s.~ns lssos,zs- rss Heszeas arr relllrx
tisr.iezs ea ~ as6 ar.ass..a
Enz<h eslfF ~ e1suaasn.
r~>r-ars-f DE- Fe'se1 - = $3.50 Reszsizer
6ernssr sfstt~ - + s Faire
rA
nsrrf Fezn Fsnn1snssl ---..-..-..--- NsEnsE
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
SOCIETY PLEASURES
k<s<sflsss. BEillz4s - zsie ~aa song
z4pss f&aei~s - ksss the ei-ss<
sszhks kosx-BFixhs H<1ss
@1a Dsllshkfal kesFis


One sf ths pzstiisst ssde-ass o. ne
ssason occurred 81 ths rssidsnes q hr. szld
Mrs. Elisna SsiA ~ Grass Lake. GA wednes-
dsy aooa. Dee. =. shsn tAs marriage q
their dsughses. Ley Alice. sad NJ. VII
ham A B3land Eaz s94sfDizsd liss rEi11
0rs Fichly sEtifsa IL Al slezsnt al Der satiA
xlr1 TRAININGS II amber - and earrlssi =
ooa at of crs4aa aud pink roses vnlf the
iaanaetiaEe rsiauyes ssfe present. stid .AS
ceremony vas performed 81 the ksT, Ar.
Garter. ol Grass La2s- lne pfssSots
sers anas1sliy hos. the mosl znspieuoas
DelEz a thousand dollars IN zold and a sa-
Derb set ii diamonds from tAs groom. Tie
brids nas bsen a resiLisaE o. this city Tor tns
past three years and AAs Hlsas friends NJ.
Boland IS . resident Of Lynn. Mass, being
the senior partner OF tie Bolznd 4 sPin-
ney shos Mandatory. Ar. add Mrs.
Bssiand ieft Grass Daxs a. O'Clock Tor New
YORK Clty, snd affsr visiting other large
r lstsrn cities, will Dc st home IA Boston.
go Columbia ave. until the completion OF
tneir nss rssIosnes-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
Fell Rated as a Good One.

The following in regard to Jim Fell. the
Grand Rapids pugilist, Is clipped from the
sporting columns of New York exchange:
"Old Tom McAipine. rattling good man
in his day and pretty good judge of pu-
gilist now. writes TO say that be does not
agree with the estimate that classes Jim Fell
with the third raters. He thinks him as
good as any pugilist at present in America.
and says that Fell. who will ar
rive here next week. has q friend Of the
same opinion, who will back MS opinion
with his money. McAlpine reasons that as
Jack Burke fought Dempsey to q ten-round
draw and Pete Nolan bested Burke in six
rounds and was beaten virtually to q stand
still by Fell in six minutes, Jim must be q
good one. Toms premises are correct, but
in pugiiistic matters you can't always rea-
son out conclusion from these that will
be safe TO bet on ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
INTERRUPTED THE SERVICES.
A Rusxixn Who Was Not Accustomed to
BAptisln BY Immersi0n.

A Rusxixn Who Was Not Aeeussomsd to
Baptism By Immersion.
Yesterday afternoon q company Of the
Children of Mon-members of Bishop Pat
terson's church-went to the boom near
the mill of the Grand Rapids Veneer and
Panel Company, Sor the purpose OF iinmers-
ing . candidate for baptism. 4 hole had
been cut through The ice. and the solemn
service had reached the point where
the Elder was plunging the no
vitiate into tae water, when
a Russian workman employed in the mill
caught sight of the transaction, and think
ing the man was going 10 De drowned,
rushed out with hand spike and attacked
the Elder. He was proceeding 10 give the
minister the drubbing which he thought a
would be murderer deserved, when other
men ran out from the mill and pulled him
of.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

- 5<4ft tE1t f1t Wis -
1ns al ss.r elossd ssth hssztlg sezEhsr.
rbe Trains we're eessg-i soms yesterday
~ ms sierul-
Lap ear soei2E Cab party 1E ca. Ks
kEnaFy E0moEroE niknf
IAs tI11osrs u tAs sens Of VsEsrsns .iu
- p1AlisiF ne 4ilsd s0ga3rres n1snk.
Bsnlsz. eogrts snd - coos siii Be closed
.1nloEr0s osesass il Ill be le<<l aoilG;as.
A1s. sn1 Era " Hzrt, III Jsasrsoa-
ss-.-z nins Pc1nd boy, yesterday mara
inG
Al Eastern dry goods honss il aszoti-
snnz ior ia saiilsAg sceapisa - Hssn's
Bazx1r
shsriF Bsshos sook Ben I. Dusli % IsAi2
where ns = ssalslced ons ys2f ior stealing
buEzy.
Ths msmhsrs of the E..gEs stzT we're each
presented filA o.s lzs turkey ~ the arm
yesterday.
This i lsap year and Graad Rspidz girls
nay nos ses thsiF caps ~ ealca some ot
s1F bachelors.
Tue possod8es will Be Gpen tomorros
only anil 1913. 4nd tks e><sisrs vi. maze
tns asaai al0rnins delivery
Ars II. p. Dssker returned RON Toledo.
ohio, Nith s7e0 casa. received from Der
husband ssiAts 10 that city.
A iarxe number Of young people attended
soeiai hop a. ths Asst side skating aead-
smg last nizht. 4aa bad good time
~I.ek" Doasnus. ths pasilist. bss goas
20 battle Cssek sad val give Instructions
9n h0s ~ kaocx 'spa oot, IA gyaaAsiam
sners.
ThsY.M. c. A. will keep open house to-
morrow. Ia the eFenlns a. q. burcn vii
asllysr his leeIaEs ca the ~MiaistFy Of
Poverty
Valley tg.Council, K. r. OF e.. viii ia
stall officers tomorrow egenlng. Eureka
snd Grand Rapids Councils are invited 70
De present
The street Railway Company have placed
al order rilh tas Eaton. Lyon 4 Allen
Conpany Cor /. I.0cU Go street ear tickets 70
De prntsd a. once.
Argicles Of association were iled ysster-
day tor bns Incorporation OF = new Board OF
Trade. a social club which Is con posed OF
tlitsen Esntismen-
The Fifth National Bank on the West
side - Dr0spsrng nicely and thefs . some
taIk among the Directors Of increasing the
capital stock 70 800. Geo.
The Mas Choral Society viii hold a re-
bsrssi Al the Michigan Conservatory Of
Auslc. nsxt Tuesday evening. All members
srs requested 70 be present.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Managers OF the Union BeneyO
lent Association Will De held az the Home
On Tuesday, January ?. a. 25o.
The fausraI OF Miss Kittis Burhaus who
died A. Ionis on Friday. viii De held at 230
D. m. on "Wednesday At the family resi-
dcncs. corner Of tifth aad Jeffsrson-ave-
An sfort vii be made to induce the
MANNERS Of the Burma Cino 70 dress in
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
POPULAR PARTIES.

There is nothing in the way of parties so
popular this Winter as the pedro party"
To properly arrange Tor pedro party all
the furniture in the room should be re-
moved supplying as many tables as are
necessary according TO number present,
counting four or six players to each table.
Small square tables are used and neat
folding chair made especially for the pur-
pose. The chairs and the tables should be
all alike and those who do not have them
themselves should order of Radcliffe d Holt,
Ill South Division st., who furnish them
on short notice. Their telephone number
il go
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The LONGEST WORD IN THE DICTIONARY
Is incompetent to communicate the mex
pressible satisfaction and incomprehensible
consequences resulting from a judicious ad-
ministrstion of DR.. Pierce's favorite Pre-
scription, a preparation designed especially
for the speedy relief and permanent cure of
all Female Weaknesses. Nervousness and
diseases peculiar TO the female sex. The
only remedy for woman's peculiar ills. sold
by druggists, under positive guarantee. to
give satisfaction. See guarantee on wrap
per of bottle. This guarantee has been
faithfully carried out for many years by the
proprietors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
Old Residents nIaef.

A rather unusual meeting occurred at the
Office Of Jerome Trowbridge, los Monroe
ST., yesterday. Within a short space of
time The Office was visited by the following
named gentlemen. whose ages and the
dates Of their coming to this city are given
with their names: J. Garrett. "a. 1858: II.
Clark. 81, 1885; Robert Barr. 75. 1884; Will
lam Clifford, 20, 1857; Elias q. Young. G8,
1887: James Bryant, 5s. 1870; C. ID. Pres
ton 81 1857. William III. Morse, "a. Isi7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Peter Fl. Adamy of Sebews. Ionis county,
Is visiting mis- son. B. Adamy at No. 80
Broadway. Mr.. Adamy. is IS years old
aud is one Of the pioneers of Western
Michigan. He settled in Dorr. Allegsn
county. in 1872 when the place was a
wilderness. Twenty six years ago be
moved to sebews and he Is now paying bis
first visit to this city since that time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Il has just leaked out that a prize fight
took pIsce near the city one night this week
between man Dsnsd Sulhosn, Of this
city. aud Mr.. Carroll, Of Buffalo. The
man from abroad soon learned thst ne had
10 business 9TH a Grand Rapids striker
and iefs the battle Seld With badly dsfsced
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The Russian church, which has been fn
process OF construction during the last ten
years on the Mount Of Olives, is now finished.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Tnion 6. 3. ~ G sn8 J. % A., I'll ssecf
= trustee iasfsfi o4tcsrs sn1 trsns.c1 other
iwTcrfznt Business e1 TeesSsy svenlnf.
5ca fei s.tenezrice desired 81 or5er of
aElon. ~. DogsEkss 2 g
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The Report of the Bradstreet Mercantile
Agency.
The following statement of business fail
ures in this city is obtained from Henry
Idema, Superintendent OF the Bradstreet
Agency here:
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The Horace Greeley Post, @. A R., of New
York, is formed entirely of printers who
handled ''slugs- ina war times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
REAL ESTATE SALES.
TThis list Is furnished by ". r. Scribns-.
ssl esSsfe da.le- - Psarl-Sf


One of the many Christrnss gifts not
mentioned before csme % Mrs Chsris-
Trsnkls ens week sg3 tbs naorafnx- It
sss Al egAt-pouod z1ri-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

HHTTE-~oere1t-~ st ~ - r>z<senrs . her
sister. NJ 4 l. cs.le. = 8ass wiek = Nss Nlsftse
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
TEE Ios.arar Wonn In IKE DIcrInS

See the ladies' East Side club house plan
at Geo. A. Hall & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Yen ~l lave - psif aaH ssrl ~ 70
r.es ca the rer rsed % Dasz5sk
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

See the ladies' East Side club house plan
at Geo. A. Hall Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
Coming Events.

Coming Evsnfs-
The. guests az Tns Brunswick. together
With a few friends, will form a Shakes
peAre Club on Tuesday evening next.
The Misses Simpson assisted by Miss
Aboie McInneS and Miss Carrie Parsons of
Kalamazoo, will be at home" on New
Years day.
Mr. and Mrs. t. w. strshan will enter
tain their friends in O delightful way with
progressive suchre Al The Derby on the
evening Of Janusryf. 4.
hr. and Mrs. A. B. ksnnan will "re-
ceivs' their friends on Thursdays, January
and L. At the residence Of the brides
mother. 80 Psris-svs-
The Misses Gage and Benedict's hop at
Hsrtmsn's Hall. on Monday evening. will
not De iesp-year sftair--only the usual
hop. but an unusually pleasant time IS an
ticipsted.
The Charity ball on the 10th and the
German" 20 be given By several OF the
swell society gentlemen on the 18th Of
Jsausry. are looked forward to with unus-
nsl interest.
Mrs. Charles whitcomb. assisted By Miss
Fairfield. Of Biz Rapids, Miss Hiusdsle, Of
Evanston, III Miss Florence Weed and
Miss Louise Clark will De at ONE At 20
The party 20 he given on Tuesduy even
ing a. fns Warwick By Mrs. II. Z. Hastings
aad Mrs. Remington promises u be one Of
uausaal briilisacy. Many beautiful gowns
are bei1g made for the occasion.
Miss HATTIE White vii give ssisncing
party % Wednesday evening. January 4.
At TIE residence Of her sister, Ms Q. b.
Judd Of Fountain az. IN honor Of her
guests. Mss Birhy. Of ST. LOUIS No, aRd
Ms loves, 0i Washington. d. c.
Tbs O-wssh- "a Nonz Club viii give an
extra progressive pedre party AZ the Club
paTlors on Thursday evening. JanEary 5
snd 50 the snnasi hop which occ1rs or
raesiay evening. lsauarv Il. Ia addition
- dancing n the gymnasium q progressive
pedro PARTY W. be held IN the parlOra
Personal.
Mrs A. Lsgus lssvss soon for Cslifornis.
NJ. PhiI AIthen, of Lowsll, II in toe city
visiting Ar. Bert Rice.
Nr. Jsnaes r Campbell has i>turnsd
from assiness trip b Hart
Nsss Carrie scsts Of The Irvsss. has rs-
turned frcn1 = erisf visit - Lowell
Nc Anaie shading vi recsivs Nsr
Year esis eith friends N Detro;1
Nss Juia Gibson eili spend New Tesrs
3ev VA her 5ro1her IN Mlskeran
NJ sna Mrs. A. 3. ksnnsa ~ Sigh.
have refarned ffoua taeir arida. t-ie.
Mr. Mefsnire of tie @ &T. sfsces has
returned fFosn vizs . Fsrt Wayne.
Nr. Knicksrhceksr. ef flsfcAer Plscs. =
spsndiag The hoiidsys sish f1ends n ohio.
Dr. F~1vsxesu, &C &-s ssnkh nfvssion =.
las r>f6rnea froxn she<f ~ssst wish krien.3s
- C1n1<z& Ma R-ox4rs<n rsll rsn.sn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
A Happy and Pros
porous New Year
to You All,

And accept our sincere thanks for your
kind patronage during the psst. We have
climbed over the past year of our business
experiment and are securely started for
another and now know that there is room
enough here for us, as we'll as the others
who have ventured into the crockery busi-
ness. OF our location we are ssnguine that
il will only be year or two before we will
be in the heart of the business portion of
the city. We will in future as in the past
year buy only honest goods, represent them
as they are and sell them at the lowest
cash prices. not going into the very finest
goods and avoiding the cheap shoddy truck.
We hope TO merit and receive sn increase
OF your patronage. Our goods are marked
in plain figures and are the same to all. We
invite you oil 10 come and see us, and when
you Rave friends visiting you and are show
ing taem the places OF interest don't forget
that one of the pretiiest stores In the State
is at the corner Of South Division and Fal-
ton-sts., and that a most complete line of
Grockery. Glassware, Lamps, Fancy Goods
and House Furnishings can always be
found there. Fine China, Fancy Lamps.
Bric-a-brac loaned for parties and enter
tainments at q small percentage on price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
NEW JERSEY.

An unknown man was put of tho theatre train
the Erie Railroad at Clifton at about o'clock yes
terday morning. Conductor Beekman says that the
had ticket only to Passaic. but that no stayed
board trying to beat his way to Paterson. The
insisted that the conductor had taken from him
ticket to Paterson. After he elected, he pulled
revolver and fred the bullet lodging in the arm Of
John Keegan, a baggagcman. The train was not
stopped and the man escaped.
John Whitman, who annoyed Paterson undertakers
by sending them fools errands after imaginary
corpscs which TO arrive railroad trains, was
arrested at his horne IN Jerseyst. yesterday morn
ing and committed to jail charge of arson
number Of boys Thursday night saw Whitman light
some straw In a stable in Grcenst. The boys put
ont the blaze and reported what they had seen. 1t
is thought that Whitman is a lunatic
Standard OIL Company capitalists have absorbed
the stock OF the Latin & Rand Powder Company,
whose works are at Mountain View, Passac County,
and deeds filed yesterday in the County Clerks office
at Paterson show the transfer of the new powder
works at Pompton, I'm the same county, to the Lain
& Rand Company, that the Standard people Will
control both these works 1t is Mr. Pratt OF the
Standard, who has been active in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
ESCAPE FROM FOOLHARpY ADVENTURE

Henry Bates. OF Lyndhurst n j., while intoxicated
yesterday attempted to win bet Of s25 by walking
q rope running from side OF quarry
TO the other at distance Of sixty feet from the bottom
Of the pit He succeeded in walking in his stocking feet
and with the aid Of a balance POLE the middle OF the
quarry, about twenty feet when he lost his balance.
dropped the pole. and only succeeded saving his
BY cutching the he falling.
Bates chung the rope for tme and rescued
from his perous position by companion named Arthur
Cullen. The latter climbed to the top OF the pole from
which the guy rope suspended and threw line
across to the where Bates hung Then he climbed
out rope, made the line fast and encclng Bates
body with slip moose. lowered him In safety TO the
ground Cullen descended in the way. but faint
from exhaustion whom he reached the ground.