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Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
DRY GOODS MILLINERY CARPETS UPHOLSTERY We Cater to No Particular Class, But WecOmeAl and
 PROVIDE FOR ALL. VIM. NELLY & co. BULLETIN OF PRICES
  Monday, October 15, 1888. HOUSEKEEPERS' WEEK.
HOUSEKEEPERS' WEEK.

All economical housekeepers who are reft ting or furnishing their homes will find ex- traordinary bargains.
 FIRST FLOOR.
 Linen Department. For $1 dozen-Your choice of 100 dozen 5s
 all linen Damask Napkins; full selvedge.
 COttOns. For 71Sc per yard-4 cases Bleached Cot
 ton, finished soft for the needle and de-
 cided bargain.
 FIRST FLOOR.
 Blanket Department. For $1 per pair-One case of 10-4 White
 Wool Blankets; worth $1.75. For $2. 50 per pair-An unequa1led bargain in California Blankets Prudent people will examine at once. For $5 per pair-Pure Wool Blankets, 11-4,
 which are actually worth $7. FIRST FLOOR. COmfOrtabIes. For 75c each-Comfortable weighing lbs. For $1. .35 each-We offer an elegant 11-4 Comfortable, in fast colors, filled with best quality cotton. For $2 ,25 each-11-4 French Sateen Com fortables in exquisite patterns. For 2.5S each-11-4 Ch1ntz Comtortables of superb quality. From $S to $22 esch-We show beautiful
 assortment of genuine Swiss Elder Down goods, which all will appreciate. FIRST FLOOR FIamneIs. For 15c and 20c yard we offer White All Wool Flsnnels of surprising value. For 35c yard, All wool Scarlet Flannel, oz; value Soc. For 50o yard, full width Table Mating. SECOND FLOOR. Carpet Department. Real Angora sheepskin Rugs, 13x26, $2.25. Moquette Hassocks 45c. Smyrna Rugs, 1Sx36, 75c. 6 24x46, SITS. :" '' 3Ox6O, $3. A Stove Oileloth Rugs 25c. Chelsea Fancy Carpeting 28c. Kensington Art Squares, 3x3A yards, $7. Mottled Moquette Carpeting $1.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
VRva NOGeW.

The Andover club was reorganized last night.
 The drum corps met last night for their
 irHt rehearsal in the base ball cage on High
 street. Some very good men appeared and a very creditabIe drum corps will probably be
 the result of the experiments. The corps will
 furnish music for the processions of both the
 Republican and Democratic clubs. The parade of the Depew battalion which was to have taken place on Saturday has been postponed until next Friday. The Sumner Guard will parade on Satur- day next in honor of Governor Hill, who will speak that night ia this city. A party of seniors bent on making things little more lively about college joined po- itical procession last night and by executing
 6 very lively jig on the march up Chapel street made themselves the most prominent
 feature in the parade.
 The intercollegiate football association met on Saturday night in New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Yale being represented by Messrs. Corhin and King. The schedule of games was made out and some minor matters attended to. The dates and places of the i'm portant games are as follows: Saturday, No vember F, Harvard vs. Princeton at Prince ton; Saturday, November 24, Yale vs. Prince ton at the Polo grounds, New York; Thanks giving day, Yale vs. Harvard at the Polo ground, New York. Harvard objected to playing in Princeton, but were forced to agree to it as the Harvard Princeton game was played in Cambridge last year.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
A sensible Man

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It is curing more cases of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup and all throat and lung troubles than any other med icine. The proprietor has authorized any druggist to give you 8 sample bottle free to convince you of the merit of this great reme- da. Large bottles 50c and $1. d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

Ayers bright Dongola button at s2 is still @ leader. Sold only at
 0. H. AYREs,
 S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

New matthushek Pianos 60 Rent.
 The Treat 6 Shepard Co. Al Orange street Palladium Building). o16 5t
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

FIRST FLOOR.
 Horse Whips. For 25c. 6 fit. Carriage Whips For soc, 6 it. Fancy Coach Whips. For 75c, 6 it. Fifth Avenue Whips For $1. 50 each, Whips feet long, whale bone to the stock; large variety of better grades at $2 to s10.
 SECOND FLOOR. Upholstery Department.
 Three Special Leaders. For $3. .75 per pair, 8 lot of special Brussels patterns in Lace Curtains, white and ecru, which have previously retailed freely at So. For $5 per pair, some beautiful Turcoman Curtains. plain top with all Chenille Da- do, in the latest colorings; reduced from For $6 50 per pair, lot of artistic all Che. nile Dado Curtains, with beautiful floral designs; New York city prices quoted by prominent houses is $8.50.
 BASEMENT. House Furnishing Department. Bargains here offered will cause sensation never before experienced in the history of our business. Last week the crowds visiting | this new department were enormous the suo- cess attending the opening most 1attering. Kitchen Furnishings. Coal Hods 29c, Chamber Fails 39c. Heavy Brass Crumb Trays, Brushes and Scrapers, 69c.
 Decorated Ware, Decorated Plates, all sizes, Sc, Sc, 1Oc, 11o and 12c. Chamber Sets, of 10 pieces, $2 98. Decorated Porcelain Tea Sets, of 56 pieces, $5.98.
 FIRST FLOOR.
 Horse Clothing. For $1 each, 9 bales one strap Stable Blan- kets, full size, weighing lbs. 1 For $2 each, 5 bales Street Blankets, weight lbs, size 76x80; remarkable value For $3 each, 3 bales strictly all wool Street Blankets, weight 6 lbs; excellent quality and worth $4.50.
 Carriage Robes. For $3 each, Double Plush Robes | For $5 each, extra fine California Double l Plush Robes.
 For $6 each, elegant Russian Plush Robes
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

Our imitation hand-seWed shoes for gentle mems wea are the best ever offered at $3.
 c. H. AWRs,
 S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
WEATHER RECORD.
TNpruArroNs FOR Eo-DAY.

MAR BKPARIMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF STGEAL SERHIcEt WAsHINGroN, DC, 10 pm, Oct. 15, 1seS Indications for twenty -four hours-For New Eng land: Fair, followed Tuesday night by hgnt rams ,varrner seutherlv winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

Our gents' $3 warranted shoe requires no breaking in and is so made that tap can be but on by hand sewing.
 c. H. AYERS,
 814 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
n13tf

small Steinway upright and several oth- CT good secondhand upright pianos can be bought at great bargains at
 B. SHoNINGER & Co.'s, n13tf 801 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
Entertainments. cpANn oprpA un1SE

Alexander Zanfretta's comedy and vaude- vile company appeared at the Grand last night before a good-sized audience. The company is a good one and thoroughly pleased the audience. The performance opened with ''A Terrible Night" sketch, followed by La Petite Aime, song and dance artist; Kauffer; Mile Elf, serio- comic; Leopold and Sylvester, in break neck song and dance; the Daniels, in a new sketch of their own creation; the dancing master, Alexander zanfretta; George Kaine, the Dutch comedian; Harry W. Barlow, the musician, and Prof. Carlisle, the magician. The performance will be repeated this even ing
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
MackHntosh Goat
FIfteen Anulfeationa,

At the Goodyear rubber store, 73 Church akraAk
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
ART EXEMPTION.

The exhibition of paintings and sketches by William H. R. Jackson at Loomis' Tenn pie of Music is attracting much attention among lovers of art in this city. The favor ite pieces which are much admired by visit crs are: Forest interior, No. 13; boats be- ealmed in fog, No. 22; landscape with marsh in foreground, No. 16; coast scene, No. 34; child, No. 50, and autumn, No. 9. The en- tire display is of high quality and one that true artists should not miss
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
J marV6IouB.
THEODoRA.

"Theodora," as presented by Walter Stand
 ish's company. will be produced at the Fly
 perion for three nights, commencing the 22d
 inst. Phosa McAllister plays the title role She wears 8 crown worth $500. It is claimed to be the one worn by Theodora, Empress oi Rvzanfium
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

raanr MONTHS, $1.6O; ONE MONTH. oO CUNTS ONE wmK, 10 onHTs; SINGLE OoprEs, GENTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
Secretary Workman's Association for Defense of British Industries, London, England,
 will address the meeting, assisted by
MIR. MOHR,

An Expert Lecturer and Charcoal Charae-
 terist.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
Mu1DooN's HORSE SHOE FOUR.

The Muldoon and Horseshoe Four Spe- cialty company appeared at the New Haven Opera House last night. There was good sized audience present. The performance was an entertaining one. It began with the appearance of Eldora, the "demon" juggler, followed by Sebastian Miller, the modern Hercules, who breaks stone with his naked fist. The Mozarts, in the laughable absurd ity "Youu Laugh When You See Him, " were well received. Prof Mozart appears in new act called "Hypnotism." The principal feature of the performance is the appearance of William Muldoon and his school of wres- tiers, Miller, Reouff, Hugh Leonard and Samuel Moores. The last performance will ha given tn-niohk
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
MR. 5AcKsoN's PAINTINGS.

The exhibition of William B. R. Jackson's paintings opened yesterday morning at I.oomis' Temple of Music. It comprises e collection of oil and water colors, drawings from life, and also some etchings. When it is remembered that what is shown is the work of Q man who has accomplished it all by his own unaided effort, and that he has done it in connection with other confining duties, the exhibition, considering the cir ;a -narvaloun
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
Special 9ntfces.
SPECIALS" !"

We wocld call attention of the young men to some of our "Specialties'' in
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

All economical housekeepers who are refit ting or furnishing their homes will find ex- traordinary bargains.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16

PsaEa' aOap aaauEea 5 beauslfai a0nplaHIaa.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-16
FIRST FLOOR. FIamneIs.

For 15c and 20c yard we offer White All
 Wool Flsnnels of surprising value. For 35c yard, All wool Scarlet Flannel, 5 oz;
 value soc.
 For 50c yard, full width Table Mating.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
a Delightful and Watering Form OF
Hospitality.

Delightful and fisttsring FORM OF
Hospitality.
ladies lareheons are more gorgeous,
more fashionable, more personally nattering
than any other attention, says Harpers Ba-
xar. which adds, apropos OF the same;
I'll Is one III the fanciss 10 say, Shall
luncheon with your i lunehsoned with him.
instead Of saying. Il lunched with him One
hostess Of the winter gave q large luncheon
Of fifty or sixty, having small groups around
ths room, without tables, served as they
would bs from . supper table, from one
large buffet at the end Of the room
Now, such . luncheon as this has great adj
vantages II enables . lady 10 invite more
than she can 20 a sit down lunch = IL is use
full institution as enabling a hostess 70 show
a considerable amount Of civilty 10 great
number at comparatively little trouble 20
herself She can have young ladies' single
ladies, married ladies, old ladies. all Of whom
like 70 meet each other. She can have per-
sons &C such a luncheon whom il may not be
pleasant way Of entertaining stranger She
can offer to them all the same delicacics-
salads, pste>, boned turkey, oysters, ices,
jellies-tbat she would offer at dinner, be-
ginning, of course, with bouillon in cups
Ladies do not remove their bonnets at a
luncheon; they should, however, wear a
warm wrap Il remove ia the outer room, be-
cause the fact % eating in crowded room
makes them very much too warm for the
outer air, and In danger OF taking cold
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

alonsd and al sBtrs1cs mAfs - Ehs reoza
~ erzs1ns iEom tos "a .csnt osoek 2losk
tie eornlcs. Ia ne room ~ss foa8st Mrs.
dsnikz aZla Alzs Vol ring lace 20 face On
TIE 1Eror. their noses rszgnx on . elca1 AL
9Estst WITH ehI0r0foru and their hsads
covered ~Itb Disakst. fasy bad aise
s~ailosei solas of the poisoa- Df. kayAoz
w4z sunsmo1sa an 81 ARTIFICIAL rsspsFatlos
icing Kept sp f0F half al h0IT 6x0agat
tnsln ~ . n0rnal eon1itloa. De sss csllst
asst Ia tine. Miss n9if ~sz Fea0Eec =
lsil for sole ksspi0g, o1t declared shs voat
never enter TIE iock-ap ailss. she sss
Ez2e1 - fcrss. IBeF had frequently ma1s
threats they soala sUA1dsL lie s1aar La
created great sensation
some years ago Tiers lived a. Port Hgr0a
a handsome iIIils Df08ssts named FFa1k
Caslsn0s. che waz epaai2sa. ana had ID
lzs2 or ztulirsfs. as SIC sss right viva
cio3s asa eompaniona5le- kYsatazily shs
alszrisd William b. Hibbard If that plzes .
xna they removed 70 the Tar West. "a r
r'8ads arose IA the csssasstie skg Hibo
4 "a ana friends a. Port Huron lost ~ Is
" AFs. hiobArd. antl al last It sas re-
ported that she had dlsd Ia Perslr. New
cones q siory u tie effect thai si8c - alive
aud "a the .ifs Of clergy m&1 son IN Ssn
Francisco.
n Up - Las AAA4r4 = tf1u .
that measured All feet from e.. - - %
his wings and had lsgs a. lons 81 = Isncs
raj He ~as probably . native of the
region where the Detroit. lansing & North
srns great slnk holes are found He vas
nxed for living In that kizd Of country.
Fire destroyed the house OF Fred Buckley
OF Flint. Thursday night. insured for s.. 500,
OF which $50 va. In the Citizens Mutual
Company. OF Holly. and 500 10 Boston
COMPANY. The title 10 the propArty 10 ia
dispute. and tbs origin of the fEe Is thought
- have been Incendiary.
At Orion. Thursday night burglars broke
into \. K Sniths blacksmith shop, stole Q
kit OF tools. and then broke into Pred
more store. shOsmaksr's saloon, kessslps
cigar store. Bellies Bros-' store and Warmers
store. They did not get much. bat stirred
up the town.
Clarence Ferguson, son OF Mr.. Ferguson
OF the n schins shOp hrm Of Ferguson 4
Moore. OF 6reenvilie. was instantly killed
Friday afternoon by the bursting of an
emery wheel IN the shop. lie Was . years
Old.
l. NJ. :. Smith has presented the city
council OF Grand Haven with . red beech
gayel, made from a sleeper of the hrst frame
house built In Ottawa county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
its Eastern connections for a series of semi
monthly excursions to all points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dlvis-
ion. Tickets for the round trip will be sold
AL the rate of about one limited fare by way
of ell Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
and five returning. and the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-over privil
eyes within these limits. over the Union
Pacific lines in toe States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

A leaf q pare. sssapls sage y the best tooth
hrs4sA ane pxessrvsr tai RSEGrs h.s slvsa ~
naAn, sass . writer IA DFsss.
kssp . sage plant IN yoar dressing room
o. . bganeA u e GA your dressing table, II
YOU have not garden from shich 70 pluck
Il al Ab. You NAY ass tbs sage leaf frssa
or DRY u 10 tnIn2teri&l how Yea uss Il, -
hong Is you ase II some way every day
The water with which yen rinse the mouth
during and Hftss the sage leaf friction should
b. lass tspld, s2d drop or two OF myrrh
may be added to the water, Is th:s helps 10
strsagtasn me gums AMI iaparts pleasant
odos - the breath.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Chronic Unpleasantness-

Trifling discourtesies Of speech and manner
constantly INDUCED in do more to destroy
the peace OF IA household than an occasional
war OF words which lasts for . brief period
and is then at an end. Chief among the
causes to crente murky home atmosphere
is the habit Of "nagging" one another Hus-
bands and wives give expression to every
petty feeling of irritation, and handy words
back and forth till some mole hill assumes
the proportions Of mountain A tendency
to nag goes unchecked among the children,
and almost before the parents are aware tbers
is a chronic condition OF unpleasantness in
the home
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

rrowsh. s~y ssn sza eznasns n sl>s ETcpef-
e. x oas ssas = ra1a .za sAs craz4 Il
~,,,,.s.,. ~eH rsbas4 iase tas rooes. oxzcs .
~s~x ~ sxes8sEk
Ana@Nax 1sssal seEnsaass Tor fszaesiIs eau
drxE Is $50 bsrk. a l.thsr = fnAsAs ~ ith rs
sa4g b.T8 and ~sEsr &lla fns sealP elss.slss'i
xiGA d TAs y<Ik - an ESD -eAl ~oTk@d into
ne scalp. = bs1is 81 . tizns VIII shs Singers,
and unsA ~asosd VIA ~@sers y . fzVofats
es.anssr ~luh saEas pscFAs. fsszs@nraf 70
sss and quite sracisnt. IS hIlls s1sn esla-
uhsr cs.solssS IA t~y ram
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Wheeler wikoi. secretary Of the Ameri-
can Association, has issued tho following
bulletin
Contracts with Baltimore-H. J. Griffin,
John j. Harkins.
With Brooklyn-william Mcclellan.
With Kansas City-Wilham Il. Phillips,
Charles Briody. 8. J. Toole, Charles Jones,
A Hanner. W. A Pagan, #. Hankinson, L.
Daniels.
With ST. Louis-Fred l. Mann, Charles A.
Comiskey
With Pitt.burgh-John J. Field, y. II.
Carroll.
With Boston-w. VI. Nash, 8. Wise, T. B.
Sutton, J. +. Morrill,
With Detroit-C. r. Baldwin, James L.
White
Relsascd-By Baltimore, J. J. Davis and
l.. Daniels; by Brooklyn, W H. Philips, >.
j. Toole, J. J. Hsrkins; by Metropolitan, F..
Hanlunson, W. A Pagan, j. Donohue, c.
w. Jones; by Washington, b. Gilligan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

A. Hsrold 4 Co. have received . fine line
Of Spring styles In Mems. Ladies and Misses
fine shoes An invitation Is extended TO all
To call and examine their stock Of Spring
goods A HERoLD 4 Co,
63 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

DR.. Anna Kingsford suspects that in many
cases fine lines and wrinkles Of the skin are
mainly due to a habitual uss Of hard water
for toilet purposes. She advises ladies who
value their good looks to use distilled water,
which may DO bought at any drug store, II
naturally soft water cannot be had. More
harm is done 10 the skin by the use Of hard
water and strongly alkaline soap than can be
easily told.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
PHYSIOLOGY AND nyolsNE.


EsEsassas k2pkeyzset u Eisetristty.
Es<fal s.ssestl@as for the Esat {.
Ia considering ths use aad abuse Il cleo
tr1city IA medical przeelcs. The Medical
Rsgss1sr says. sHonS oehsr tAlags. that znaay
fancy Tia Tiers u n0thing - bs done bzs
start the e4rreat snd ssply khe slsrtres1es,
thas sl-rsriciEy cant d. any harm Il 10
donS Go aay good. snd that "a systematic
applscztios Is asrs ceremony IL = this lack
Il snoxistss ssaE bsgsss lack CT faiEh both
Ia Khs pzflsBt AZ operator. T2s careless
U.s. q ths battery the ignorant applieatioa
q Kslysnic ana faradzie currents al hbitan,
not only fails slsaAlly, bszt may prodacs
genuinely dklefsEl0os effeetx liz 3 . great
lnisfortuns taat the advertising q electricity
a. . cure al aAs thro~a dlsersdit GA electro
therapeutics. which have besn branded.
therefore. % some sxtens as . kind q
acseksry. This = sssa mcrs ~ With mag
Detis1n.
OCCASIONALLY We come across some who
have really tried battery. but il has Per
haps, bssn the wrong current. applied too
strong or too weak. and generally Ia tie
wroC, Place altogether. 1t Is greas pity
snss = = possibis for people - trlis with
such . valuable therapeutic agent - slec-
tricity, which Is often brought by psre
ignorance into sndss>rved disreputs But 10
Is not only ths unprofsssionai sxpsrimsnters
who err IN tina way. Many older or less
progressive practitioners, who hear the
uasrits Of electricity noised abroad, invoke
It's agency without understanding properly
the mode or theory Of its application IL 10
Ia this way THAI the usefulness Of q great
rensdial agent Is hindsrsd and perverted
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

New Orleans third basemau Of last season,
Jules Piyol, reported killed IN q saloon fight
with a policeman at New Orleans last week,
Is not dead after all He'll live TO drink
more whIskey and shump more policer-cn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Temptation Of the Head and Dsndrun:
To prevent undue perspiration Of the head
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

To Prevent Death nom Chtoroform-
In paper read before the Baltimore Acad-
envy Of Medicine, DR. J. j. Chisholm reports
resuscitation in several desperate cases Of ap-
parent death produced by chloroform, by sus-
pending the patient promptly by the feet, and
long enough To allow the blood 20 gravitate
70 the brain Should one be without assist
ancs and unable TO accomplish the object
otherwise, DR.. Chisholm advises TO stoop
quickly, throw the patients legs over your
shoulders, hang On TO tho feet In front of you,
and than lift yourself. The patients body,
as you get upon your own feet, win hang
from your back, with the head down Now
you have time TO call for help; but never wait
for tho help to come before you practice sus-
pension, because with the moments delay
your patient .nay have passed from dying
into death.
DIR. Chisholm finds that the feeble pulse
viii always respond promptly TO suspension,
and this Suspension is preferable to hypoder-
mics Of whisky or ether, or the inhalations
Of nitrate OF amyL Should vomiting occur
the suspended position is better for the pa
tent than while lying upon the table, be-
cause there is less liability Of food particles
getting into the larynx. Inversion Of the
body gives the contents Of the stomach free
vent DIR. Chisholm has so much confidence
In the value Of suspension with chloroformsd
subjects that he Is disposed to believe that
the vital centers cannot fail with the body
hanging head down, and has often operated
with the body Ia this position VIII there
was tendency Ct failure OF the hsars, even
lying supinely.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
NAVIGATION OPENED
The Lac Forss s~2pg AZ EAssRt Saga
saas. uRss aa4xss ths Ices "a ss~
k4lIEo41-0tnef nlshlxsn ss~s
81 ln4s9szE

ne efeaksrs 100 1age be@n determined
tnak aaFig2noa SHOULD nos e dselsrsss open
Ill toe frat 81 Aay asf bscaass thsy sald
Il -oaldnt Dc. h4ss been lslt neatly .
smsnth behind lie lighthouse" dispatch
q ron al sroand shs axe shores bFi8Eng
tas CAD tidiass q opsn water, sad tas Io0t-
fnx IL the sfsa boats .hlstss Is heard ia
The land. az ssll a. upon or beautiful
bsya
6sAsp HAvKs, April l4-Ths steamer
Rnapoks has bssn .dcsd - the Ailws1zes
llns on scooenf o. an Increased freight trait
dc. On account Gf lzck or ffsgnt h4a-
dlsrs IhiEty additional men we're brought
from Port Huron ~ toe D.. .. n A ii.
company Wages ara tssuty cents al
s0uF, snd both n4gLi and day gags ara
employed
CHxsoYsAs. April IA-An ice ridge
thrss nailss side. still blocks the h2rD0r
bas D. ths um- the Atlantic. which leaves
Dsrroit SATURDAY. reaches hers Il may Do
psrfeCtiy cisaF she could O. present reach
Aaexinse aud -. iSnacs By taxing the
north channel
MusKzGos. April i4-NsVigztion a. Nus
ksgon hAs ops1ed. Auskee0n Lake q free
from Ice and active preparations are being
male for spring business several oarses
afs already loaded, aud before he cad u
the week al tie lumber mills VII be going
"a full oisss.
FzAsKsOsr. April 1.-THE propeller
John DeneaF has arrived from Manisfeo
~ith usight and passengers, making her
nrst trip. Shs passed through large Ice
nslds. Alpsna reports that port clear OF
ics.
sauxafuek reports the mouth OF the Kali
smazoo river wide open. and tells OF regu-
lsr passenger add frsight trsii1c sy AXE snd
m4ny nsw martins ventures, but sill she
10 NOT happy.
Dxrzor. April l4.-The steamer Erin
made a rip from Windsor 70 Tolsdo yesger-
Jay.