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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

49, as,Ts - - vsNsseNa ssaeAa
kALKksxA. Nov. t6.-An sble-hodied ssn-
sstion wss aroused in this village last even
ing By report that Mrs. VIII s. Crooks
had rscsivsd letter from her husband
written a. Fife Lake. IN which be bsde his
family good bye saying n effect. tbst ere
she rscsived the missigs. bis hodg would ne
the sport Of ouiihesas ~ the bottom Of FIFE
LAKE ". ]. Getty sis0 received \ siui. ar
epistls. Mr Crooks Tss = Justice OF TIE
Peace. notary public and rsn rssi estate
and collection Office He vas nan of
little force or scu ecu. business ~s- d1il
and 30 vas bard I'D. The a most ID varssi
b ief is r1ss he nss ieserfei as ssm l7 snd
isit his creditors in ne lurch. and that ne
writing n these letters is only rsfasr
clumsy sitrmpf - cover his rsai interriors.
H leaves vie and saree smsI children
IN tesIit1ra circumstances.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
n. NJ. GOEBEuS REAL ESTATE.

The Assignee Asks that Certain Parcels he
Turned Over to His Creditors.
The assignee of Henry M. Goebel in ac-
cordance with the leave granted by the Cir
cult Court few days ago, yesterday filed &
bill asking that certain conyeyances OF real
estate be set aside. and The property turned
over to the assignee. The bill states that
the Madison ave residence was conveyed
to Mrs. Goebel just before the assignment
was made ostensibly TO secure her for ad-
vances she mad made to her husband out Of
property inherited from her former hus-
band, Gilbert Cook and others. 1t is
alleged by the dill that she received only =
small amount from the estates, and that
the residence was paid for out Of Mr..
Goebsl's store, with the exception of =
mortgage of about 81 200 which still en-
cumbers it. The property is worth $4,000
over and above the mortgage. Lots 81 81
and 80, Denis subdivision of K. 7. Fuller's
subdivision, were decided to Henry d..
Kingsbury. the bill alleges, ostensibly for
81 900 but really to secure a very small
debt. Another piece OF real estate in
Evanston was decided to John ". D. Cook.
the bill states that September 10, 1888. Mr.
Goebel made statement 10 John n. Birgs.
saying that among other assets be bad un-
encountered real estate worth $4,000, and
that the same must have consisted of the
parcels enumerated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
MR.. QUAY'S AMBITION
60 TO DesreoY THt solO soOTr
he Proposes - DO A. % KiEdnsss @od NOs
CesreIss-H0S fbs ias. 1skss IA rhs
soats- Expressions Of tks fTsss
Whish has a. Inkiisg Sf ths riAn-

NEw NoKk. NOV. lt.-Ons Of senator
Casy's cherished i5ess = u nIs3k what is
c.usd ths solid south. and itis orsdijsbls
q hlm 70 learn that be wants 10 do ~
peaceful means Word has been passed
along tie ine 70 bl05oy- sh.r. editors sun
orators % moderate their uttsrsnoes. sd
already is ens4 4ge noticeable in tie Wesi
PARTICULARLY. some Of the seed has been
scattered on tbe south sni taken root. J..
is believed shat IL Was . knowledge Of
Quay ideas. and Of the fact that General
Harrison approved OF them. which Inspired
Ldltor DawsOns positive rtleFAaces ~nd
praise Of Tie fresldent-eleCi ln has paper.
the Charleston Meas GHd Collrto. marked
change Of tone Is lately noticeable IN the
SOalheFn press.
The Augusta Ga ) Chronicle sSys. There
Is no danger o. be spprehended from Cen
er1l HARRISON Administration. The only
danger viii De fr0m the attempt o dislnte'
CRATE the South by Cancellation They viii
enceavor 10 Win us ~ kindness rather than
oppression. They Will endesyOT 20 win q:
by favorable rather than hostile legls'
latiOn." i he Montgomery (Ala.) Adpef-
tiser thinks no policy Harrison can
pursue would put more than two
Southern States 10 the doubtful column
but he can make DIS party respectable and
strong in all toe mineral Southern states
where many of tie best men are protection
lists and are not sorry he was elected. lt II
of Cpiui0n lie will be conservative aud th'
South viii 60 on prosperlng, with only
| local irritatiOns'
II is thought by Mr.. Quay that the men-
ufactuFing States Of the south can be con
nected 10 protection" which, he says, j.
| synonomOus with "Republicansm."
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Charlas A Gsfdnsr ~Our Kari" sp-
pesre5 last evening iof ths frsf aus Ia
thaa oigy 10 hls nss pay ~k4lasT-aud.
Tas pay i ne Joint pro3aeliOu " ~.
dnsy r Eis al M Gardner. and :
szpsciaIy calculated - sr3Fd opportunity
f3g ne sxsrclss u Ar 1sIdaeT's rich talents
a. German character a. or 4hs scene,
As heretofore noted. = aid n lhs Iyrol and
tie drama is i3audsd On story tod Mr.
Gardner - ais bother, 3 civil snginseF.
sho lsarusd il a. Innsbruck. The
story is ous Of early love renewed sfer
marriage and ~itoWno0d anc heroic re-
scus ffsm = dssigaiEg villain Whlle IN
fsrse lulsrest ia ths Development OF the
ploGis maintained throughout abundant
opportunity IL giVeu as a. proceeas Tor TIE
presentation or pretty gImpsss CT hOLAe
lie among the Iyrolean Alps. as
well as for the sinnRg ~ sweet and
effective songs oy Ar Gardner and
the company. There Is patnos 10 melt
men ard women 20 lears and then comedy
10 make them explode with laughter. Our
Karl uho becomes Hermann Leopold Ia
tee new drama ls one OF the sWeetest
singers on The stage and his many pretty
songs blend beautifully with tue sentiment
/ of the passing scenes. His shut your
| Eyes Tightly and Open Your Mouth %
sung 10 little Aesnle, - an exceedingly
pretty song. ana little Eva Scott Who Is
little Meenie, is as sweet as the song and
contributes a large share of the pleasure OF
the scene. The remainder OF the company,
with one or two exceptions. give Mr. Gard
ner excellent support. The play evidently
! nit popular chord for the audience was
/ enthusiastic and frequently encOred Nr.
| Gardner and twice called him before the
curtain. The scenery ls very beautiful aud
the costumes picturesque and pretty. TIE
play will be repeated this afternoon and
again this evening.
Redmond's Grand Opera House offers
| two strong attractions for tneir patrons next
week. The first half will be given up 10
| Nelson's World speciality combination,
without doubt the strongest vaudeville or
gSnization travelling. Mr.. Robert Nelson
! spent lasl summer 10 Europe TO personally
select and engage this company, and every
artist, except the lannon's Nelson family, is
new 10 the American public. Seats are now
on sale.
| This afternoon at the matinee and tonight
| will be positively the last opportunity the
patrons of Smiths Opera House will have
TO witness this monster entertainment
which is first class in every respect. The
drama Solomon Isaac" is worthy oi
special mention. having a good plot, and is
well acted and elegantly costumed with
beautiful scenic effects. The olio Is bri o.
| full of good specialties. The same pro-
gramme this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
|
For the last three days of next week a
Redmonds Grand. Side. France will present
his new and startling sensational melo
drama entitled. Jealousy" Mr.. France
| engagement will open with Thursday
matinee. Seats are now on sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Is qe,y large and necessarily aoe hqge all
kinds Gf Co1sets; or, let as qnaH6, this; all
sorts 0f the hest and most desUabh Styles
There are C0ySeks that n0body 7oanb. NE
do net KEEP Mose---ln faa, haze no use for
them. One Of OMr many aims IS IA al5tJz5ute
experience. This aoe do at the Coyscf Conn
ter The sahsu0men aoho aoqH ali )o4 4n-
deystand their business, and Helr ad54oe is
sometimes 9/ great 0alue. BIT az are sal
mg Corsefs and the ad7qce IS hiroaon IA.
V@y /e70 700meu ont al a Aunared kaoso Just
exoctJ 70haf kind 9t co,sef hfcy onghf 10
7oeay, Corset makers 7oouH haze Jon b.
Ae7e that Mel~ particular Corseks are 1uslhie
thing /or eze5y6ody OwJ0ung a00me7 kpos0
them all, and out of the o6unaauu o/Dl0t
kuo7oleage they can TT Jou z0Aen hley kno70
10ur becuha111Ies. II IS nat aeocS5a,y IA
name e7r1y line at Corsefs 7oe haze III 0ock;
7oe ha9e them from 70 cents Ia IS, Domcsfc
and mb017ed and aoe say 10 you Il J0u are
not satisfied 7o7lh your o0rsef purchased yc-
turn ia rs and get y0nr nancy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

FTT||T|E"
AuurHvIInx Nov. i6 -Thnrsdsv even
ing The Republicans ct AidisT'li held =
grand ratfcatien meeting A. an ssrlv
hoar she streets Tsrs aEhfed no ~ith
toreh~-. bonfr-e snf fireworks ser--sl
thousand raCu'e Tsrs ca fbe sfreets snf if
raise . an slanaut IF success then tafs
nest,nz ~ss far lrou reine .sHrra
Afeg f1e process sor vss nvs~ sd fhe
reoDis hat Fei - tlen1sslre tired. t.~
-ra-d r~pesrrS ~ - cpers hsl -he~s
.hev wars s1free-5 ~ Hen. fa-art
Srrits B. - Va Arras ard > T C.L
zru-s. - Hssfinrs. Tse gee e1h ousT Z
sven faeir sDisedi1 reror3 - IA -.
sas n~ssiag va ETss1 ssccess
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Thomss Heald Commences Suit against u
Gravel Road Company.
Suit was begun in the Superior Court yes
terday afternoon by Thomas Heald through
his attorneys, Goodwin. Adsit & Dnnhan,
against the West Bridge Street and Allen
dale Gravel Road Company for 5000, al
legged damages. Mr.. Heald claims that he
had a contract TO furnish gravel for GER
tain piece OF The defendants roaobed. and
that after be hsd performed the work the
company owed him between $500 and 500,
which they refused 20 pay. Hence his suit
for damages. Deputy Sheriff Cook served
the paDers
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
TIE FARMER" LOCKED UP.
He sets al Basy tFst he is Fastened 4
His Own Of7ce Isst Night

He sets al BasF that he is Fastened in
His Own of7ce Isst Might
Il VS. juss 1890 iast night when the 'els-
phone bel began - ring and the follow ng
val Immediately followed it over the wire
Come and help me ont"
who are you,H
Il an Farmer REYNOLDS ard J sat here
writing 10 ny oifics s8d did not notice
everybody q ewsr. snd az locked IL !
7ii get olt Il am Comps lsd - kick out q
door
We have uo SeY % vour ofhos 80 ~hs'
can msn DO ovsT there
rThsts 80. did not think q fhst gees
J VI cal the %. -
he r3iee 1eparf 17e1t ss7ts hscs 80 Mr.
Stanton horse sf-sr = Esv 70 re- - t1s
fsc.eae man before 20 tore ibs e.
doH1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
r-s kEhT scisnTlTc INSTITUTE
ssrg A4tsrsstiaE asetiHE aaia Last
EsszlsK RFeEfzzza4s - tAs AexE

a Ven lHfsrsstlaE asetiag aaia Last
EssalaK rroEr4zzazs "a tAs Aekt
as ne ksaE .cisaulc lnsnll1s ussllag
lssl q lshi. T. ~ Joass presented tns report
8f Ens ccm iItss "a geology. mlasEalogy
and aFch%olsgY. he described ths HoEE
acns bg Ecs eoulnlslss Ia the llnass-01s ana
zypsua qaarriss Tas Cofals io1Hd 10 tlls
cay ssre CsscrIcsd a. ls1gtn. I1s ea1ss u
ths Gl1s-slE isysns usg Be altla1atsa 70
volcanic sctiGl ~ csus.cg a. in1oa of
satsr 0r ~ casing ether s-sFsL13u ~ $40
slisnce of the strata.
Ihs coral named "Zosntksaia tolnists
Nss described sld a drASlng sK1lollsd
slosins tie structure of coral Si1 species
Of tsVor,e coral sers described. als0
species of colamnanA
fossil nsn from Green River and one
rom Wind cass. Wyoming Territory. were
sEllbiled-
IAe papsr ~as followed by discussion OF
the lie of corals and iAs eKL5nt Vi shell
formall0n-
At Jhs next meeting there vii Be paper
On Grand Rapids Limestone aLa lLs CFys-
tAls by g. A. Whittem0Fe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
FOR SALEI

LIMITED NUMBER OF CORPORATION
INVESTMENT BONDS. maturing IN ten. fifteen
aud twenty years. will be sold in amounts
from FIVE 70 twenty thousand dollars these
bonds are guaranteed by & corporation hsv-
ing three and half millions surplus. and inves
tors will realize from ~ 70 6per cent interest on
the investment. one-tenth 20 oae-twcntieth down
and the balance IL yearly inssalinents If desired
investigation solicited. and f1r-her particular
furnished by II. &. Nhitnkn, Livingston build
ias Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Tie vOnde91nIh1ade qoe are aolng III e9e,y
department 7oould surprise rs II aoe a.a nat
knoz0 the caHSe.
Ne are constantly 6nyqng fer ouy aoh0le-
sale as 7oeX as 0uy immense retail h-aae
Ow purchases are made for Cash, and
yen kno70 CASH IS a bo7oey.
Ne ha7p an Eastern b1yey ooastanfy on
the 70atch far bargains and these bargains aoe
gl9e the beQbf.
Ne donf kn0qo 7ohaf II is 10 haze an aocu-
mutation of 0a, Shob-aOo1u, Ont-ot-SeasOn Sfx6
ub0n Our sheloeS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPT

Is ooaoded and 7ce are aoing a surprising
business, but II is not 1T human naiuyc 10 6e
satisfied, SO here .gocs a fcao lines Qf Dress
Goods that 1o1U haze hendancv Ia double
sales tie present 7oeek NE aoW .g17e yen
items to bOaiaey on:
Il bleces 81 in. Broadcl0H at 49, equa/ 10
any $500 goods IN tie aty.
p pieces ofhe best quality 81 IN. Byoad-
cIofh all the Ne70 Shodes at 81 so. equal Ia
any ST. 50 Broadclofh IN the MARKET
% 5hadcs all aoool 38 IN. Dress Goods al
81 I-2c This line IS just hhe ,zehf Thing
tar tea go7euS.
3 baeoes bure 5o0oI sf,zbed Funnel al soc
w0'1h IS cenfS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

CHaCAsN Nov. i6-Tas Suprems Court
today reversed ths iudgmsns OF the Cook
County Criminsi Court in tie ease Of I'd
werf Mcdonald silegrd hoodisr and sx-
engineer of The ccunt7 HOSPITAL Ths 20
vsrssi uesns f1st the ,sse rill - rsrusnisi
ssck for trsl and 30 foersroa of Nc
Densid from tie penifenuary On BAL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
a CLOTHING FAILURE.
The Isrxsss whoIss.Is House In Chicago
fos. 20 the Wall

The LATEST WholssAis Houss In Chicako
Goes 20 the Wall
CHrcAso. Nov. i6.-The heavy wholesale
clothing drm OF Lndsusr Bros. & CO.,
corner 0f Frsnkh1 and Adsms-st., filed
confsssions Of Judgment in the Superior
Court today noon. aggrsgalng SlSl, ,6526S.
Ths confessions are To Henry A kohn,
Slto,1iA25. to David A kOhn, SD l34 Il,
snd 20 6sorxs Einststn. trustee. for $55,
go -. Tbs hrm consists OF Mayer E..
snismin ard Seligman Lindauer and
Asroa K0sen oiatt. and Is regarded a. one Of
the largest arms OF Wholesale clothisrs in
ths ccrntrY. Thsy moved iatO their pres
ent store little ovsr year ago. and occupy
The sntire building. which Is eight stories
and basement Ia height Moses q New
man are the attorneys Tor the creditors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
a sooMlNa MARKET.
The Price Of Wool Ads.4sis< sad the
s4Jss the Largest TOR Years

me Eries OF HoeA aANAaste1 aA4 thc
Sales the Lsfssst TOR Years
BosTOs NOV l6.-Ihe Coas4srcl1l Blllles ~
r. ports the most active wool market for
years The sAiss for the week of !. .s47. 81
pounds are the largest ever made in one
week Ia the history Of The Boston trade.
SPECTATORS dealers and manufacturers
have come into the market, and secured
wool has advanced from two 10 tour cents 4
pound. 10 has been easier 10 sell wool than
a. any time Tor years. and the demand
has been we'll distributed. tho largest sales
beng OF Territory. Texas. and California
wool The improvement has been general
ly fslt and the Increased total - due 20 uni
yersally increased sales and not 10 the un-
houses
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Blaine l. sos Negotiating for washing
tOa House.

Blaine ts aOs Negotiating for washing
toa House.
wNaINsroN. Nov i6.-rhere is 20 truth
In the report Published in Chicago morn
ing that Hon. James @. Blaine Is aegotiat-
ink With Mr. l. Z. Latter for the surrender
OF the lease OF Mr.. Blsins's Washington
MANSION. Ia anticipation of iss occupancy
by is owner the ooming Winter. This rs-
port hss been started. without any basis OF
truth. to give color 70 the suDpOsltlOn that
M Slains expects 20 be called into General
HarrisOn's Cabinet. As regard General
Harrison or Mr.. blains's plans for the fu-
ture. q q sale 10 say that al Washington
reports ant rum0rs far some weeks or
months 10 come will be tas mtrest guess
work.
Thrss who are Ia position TO know some
tafnx OF Ar. Blaine future plans are of the
opinion thAt, instead OF becoming a mem
Der Of General Harrisons Cabinet, which
Be neither desires nor expects. be viii Re-
sums bis seat 10 Congress as a senator from
Asius next year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
WASHINGTON NOTES
The Presidents Intsntions-The speaker
shlp-Insasion OF Oklahoma

The Presidents Intsntions-The Speaker
ship-Insssi0n OF Oklahoma
WAsHlNGrOS, Nov l6.-The rumOr that
Oakvisw, President Cleyeland's country
home, IS on the market for sale is denied at
the White House There has been no bids
for the property and the President has no
intention OF selling.
Prominent Republicans here believe that
the speakership or the next House lies be-
tween Buttsrworth, Of Ohio, aud Cannon,
of Illinois
Prominent War Department officials
place 90 credence IN the story that citizens
Of Kansas will invade Oklahoma IN Feb
rusry. Two companies of cavalry are on
the ground, aud any attempt al Invasion by
"boomers' would terminate disastrouSly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
THE FARMERS CONGRESS
Adopt . Series of Resolutions About Mat
tsrs and Things.

ToPExA. Nov. l6.-At todsy's session of
the Farmers Congress many important
resolutions were sdoped. some of them ex-
citing warm discussion. Among them was
oae faVoring free silver coinage: one ap-
proving the policy Of the Govern msnt re
gsrding the improvement OF water ways:
opposing al combinations of capital in
trusts to the arbitrary control of the coun-
try and demanding lsgislating 10 their sup
nrezafon
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
A FAT JOB FOR CLEVELAND.
German to Make Him President of the
II. o Railroad.

NKv YosK. Nov. l6-Ths Worlds Wash
ington correspondent telegraphs that prom
inent Baltimorssn who was in Washington
yesterday IL responsible for the story that
Senator German il endeavoring 10 so ar
range matters that President Cleveland in
June next be made President of the Bslti-
more & Ohio Railway Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
70 suCcEEO eEN eLAck.

a Wsnsn CsndidAte for Ofics of Pen
sf0s CommiasioasE
WksHTSer0S. Nov. i6.-It is Tumored
here thas KISS Ada 5. Sweet formerly Pen
sion Agent at ChicsEo, Il . candidate for
Comm issi0nsr OF Pensions. Miss Sweet
vas one Of the most Efficient Pension
AEsnts In thu service and ia thoroughly
posted on the routine OF khs offics Ii =
bsisved thst Senator Fsrwell. who was a
warm friend Of Colonel Sweet. viii sspouss
the cause Of BIS daughter. and that the
Illinois aelsgsti0n vii r,nits in her support
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

FrTrsEuRs. Nov. IA nesting Of Ia
eoal operators. dealers and shippers has
ea-n called for Monday next e. discuss the
sfriszbiiisv ~ closing a. he coai mines in
th- Piiisburg district ths output of which
Is ssnt south. This move i sttributsd to
The hssvT stocks Of cosi IN southern ports.
TIE Shutdown Fould shect 500 10 s. 0OO
man
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Mrs Aid,s Dovi bad a trisl hsfors
judge Holmes yesterday 1n |. chSrge 81 BE-
ira iswa ~omsn. She Ess found guilty
and s-nt n the Detroit House Of Correction
tcv ~ da7a M Dord. hss e~-n = dis
srseriT person scr ienx tine bus bas
ns1a4lT kept cIssr 81 ne Pniice Co0Fk
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
woMAN's CONGRESS ADJoURNs.
After the Election of q Full Corps of
Oficsrs.

After the Election OF run Cofps OF
Officers.
DETROIT, Nov. l6.--The third and last
days session Of the Woman's Congress was
called 10 order at 10 o'clock this morning
and the election OF officers at once pro
cseded with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was re-
elected President. Twenty-Five Vice Presi.
dents were selected from the various states
represented, Gertrude Il E&soy. of Del
aware. vas elected Secretary; Hsnriette l..
I. Wolcott, Massachusetts,. Treasurer;
Sophia Curtiss Hoffman. New York, and
Mrs. Charlotte +. Pierce, Pennsylvania
Auditors, and a Board of Directors com
posed OF twenty-five members.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Tesrirnozy - - Tnanest-A v.u Fstr.n-
fx-1 F~s-ft
EoCHFs~ER. y. y Ny ls-I1 tba in-
assst u The Isns-r1 Works frs csc tsssv
Hsnfr y. R7se ro-sn.1 nap 3vsd III
t1a -,-xs tesr SD thsi 81 wss . - T~-
- On his for fhs1 fnziRssV NszkrF
~no "a sss,.er<ei ~ sefeir4 Ers ~ 81. &c g.
irg ~ss erss7 sd tess - Te1,5 sf es-
t1ra ~ 49, as 80 nsst ~ scrtr.-
aici ~ fvi1srcs p rsfsrs~c~ - frs s~rs-.ss
Fas svsH. The heaefs f5ts sfferr oe.z
nettsd $685. 3 "a fs- ias r.iisf fxaa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
DERCY Z. COOK.

DERCY T. COOK.
L 10 south TonfA Street
40 Lots, Bsrths Addition. 200 Lots South Grand
Radids. Houses for sale on EGsy Terms Lumber
Furnished fo- Building on Vacant Lola. 90
Farms for Sale in Southern Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

FALL RIVER, Mass. Nov. l6.-The spin
ners at ROBSON mills will quit work tomor-
row claiming that the agreement made last
Winter To advance their wages has not been
fully carried out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
NINE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
An Isdisn Steamer Supposed tn Have
Foundsred IN Cyclone.

BowsAR. Nov. l6.-Ths cossting steamer
NsitsrnA. which left Cutch, India, for
Bombay With 400 natives OF board i a
week 0verdus. It Is supposed she found
cred in = recent cyclone and that all hands
we~s lost
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
ST. CEClLiAS-

The Entertaining Programme That Was
Given Yesterday.
The subject for the afternoon was Ora
torios and Selections from Oratorios." The
programme was in charge of Mrs. E. r. Car
penter and the work under her training,
most admirably carried out.
PROGRAMME:
Essay on OratorioS.
Mrs. +. K. Carpenter.
He shall feed his fiOCk ....-... Hd1dci
Miss Mclnnis.
come unto him --- -..-----.---------. Hdao>t
Mr. Yale.
Ms Merrill.
Duo-SprDg her lovely charms. ii0Hdcn
Mrs Folet Mr.. steinI1an.
" III fellire fla4 <fl ifi
Mrs Davis
For the Lord is min f1l oi His own .. keld1lssohn
trs Hoops.
Trio-Iif thine eyes ...........-- ksndeis'Otu
Mesdames Davis. Csmpsu and Merrill.
II with al your hearts - -- q ofss5l1s
Ar. cteinDs a..
Duett-Quis est homo--..-.....-. Eossini
Mrs Yale Mrs. Csmpau.
Felix Culpa -----..--...- t'9tfnod
Mrs Csmpar
Qgsrtstte-Eo evil sbaN befsli thee -sss-...l Costa
Mesdsmes Yale, Gay Merrill ACIuuis
II would be well Tor those who intend
joining as active members 10 bear IN mind
the fact that unless they Join during the
month Of NOvem5er they will not be EMIT
Led TO the privilege Of voting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
LOOK OUT Foa sReAkERs
rs- D-spersss D-mscrsts WIN Try to
Rsneat th- south.

wss#rvgoy. Nov. i6-There are indioa-
tons that The Democratic Houss may at
,smpt to taSs advantage Of It's last oppor-
tunify e. Distribute a lot Of money rom
the Treasury ia Southern States. Efforts
-iii probably % msde 90 refund the cotton
tar and pay = los Of swamp land claims
which would give $1,000 900 % 81. 0o0. 90
20 he south.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
WHEELER GETS THERE.

The Offcisi Returns and Recount Gives
Him ll5 Majority.
BAT CRY. Nov. l6.-Ths recount in Bay
county was completed yesterday afternoon
and showed a net gain Of IS votes for
Wheeler. The Official returns from Pressure
Isfs countv give Wheeler plurality of 67.
snd thus bis plurality 10 the whole district
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
DON'T FAIL

To Read Leonard's Advertisement in the
Sunday Mornings Telegram Herald and
see what wonderful bargains they are bring
ing ON for next week. in Table Cutlery.
Pocket Knives, Dinner Sets, silverwsre and
House Furnishing Goods Their List OF
Novelties for Christmas in silverwsre
will help you TO select your presents.
n. LEONARD'S SONS 6 COMPANY,
% and 81 Monroe Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
VIII Go Ont on a strike.

Bargains in childrens' school cloaks at
hidder & Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
LOOKING FOR DAMAGES

New ideas in Winter garments srri'
daily al kidder & cos.