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GO TO John Il. Kelly, stalls 02s, 629 aud $50
Centre Market, and DOG and pos Northern
Liberty. Corned beef specially.
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All Goods at Reduced Prices

Ask for Il. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager Bee
For sale by all leading houses.
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D"orothy' is catching-on with euthu-
sasn at the National.
So far no local talent has downed Wrest-
Ter Muldoon ut Kernan's. He's a solid.
Wonderland is making things lively for
its patrons this week.
BoX-shcet open tomorrow at Albaugh's
for sale of seats for Mrs. Langtry in "As
in Looking. Glass" next week.
Miss Moloncy and Miss Percy of the
'Allau are Company are botn society
young ladies and have been on the stage
but short time. This is Miss Pcrcy's
first appearance in Washington.
sale of seats for the Boston Ideals at the
National next week begins tomorrow.
Mrs. Langry's physicians announce
that she will be strong enough to resume
her engagements ut the latter part of this
week.
Sale of seats for Josef Hofmonn, the
phenomenal boy pianist at Brentano's 5
Wednesday, 9TH, at IA. IN. Concerts, 9th
and llth, at the Congregational Church.
Mr.. Charles T.. Roche, general agent
Boston Ideals, has arrived in the city and
is tuning up the town,
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LirHooRAPH CHECK Books made 10 order
Handsome designs. Kervand, 1912 Pennsyl'
vania avenue.
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Powerful Opera Glasses. Hempler's, Ave
nue. and Four-and-a-half.
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The Queen of Beers.
The only beer for ladies.
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can't I've excelled in fine table board and
handsome apartments.
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Frm Dress srrrs Eisenan Bros, cor 9Th X E,
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srroyn nfscuorr coNcrnr.

I'm our advertising columns will be
found the programme of DIR. Louis Mas
piano recital at the Congregations
Church ON Friday evening of this week.
Such q musical treat, including the com
positions of Tausig, Bubinstein, Schubert,
Chopin, List, Mcndelssohn and Beetho-
ven is rarely offered the public at single
concert They will be intcrspcrsed with
vocal numbers by Miss Kidwcll Mrs.
True and Mis-, Nellie Wilson.
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for this week at Ladson's Jewelry Store.
433 Seventh street.
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Pianos ON Easy PAYMENTS.

The best pianos, at the lowest prices, on
the easiest installmcnts at Bergmann Il
Tastet's, SIG + street northwest.
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swailowtaii Goats, Eiscman Bros. cor 9Th & E.
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For Washington Dressed Beef

FulL Dnrss srlrs, Eiseman Bros, 7th & E.
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DoEsKlN PANTS. Eiscman Bros, cor. 7th 4
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swallowtnii Coats, EIseman Bros. .,cor7th& & E.
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A yard stick--one Of your clothes poles,
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Fun DRESS sulrs, Elseman Bros, cor 7th & i
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Full DRESS VESTS. Eiseman Bros.,cor. 7th s. E
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Dor.KN PANTS. Eiscman Bros, cor. 9Th & E.
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To the Ladies.
Send your lace curtains to the Swiss Steam
Laundry, 1922 L street.
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DorsKiS PANTS. Eiseman Bros, cor eth & E.
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Housekeepers and Others, Attention
Smiths reliable installment house, eligibly
located at 452 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, has full stock Of heating and cooking
stoves, ranges, carpets, furniture, blankets,
comforters, parlor and dining-room sets, etc.
These goods are staple articles, and they are
in demand, and win be sold on easy terms,
by the week or month, on the installment
plan, to suit their customers.
SUnlieyvtaiI Goats Fisennan Rros cor 9Th a +
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IHt NHttH OF fttTN
Is a triHe higher in price, but Of superior
quality TO all others.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
|. .L..-I::.VICO
Natures Richest Mineral Water
IN
ArSeniOus Acid and Iron

According to the latest analysis made by
the celebrated Vienna Professor, Dr. l.. Barth,
the Ievico Springs of Southern Tyrol are the
richest of any Mineral Springs as regards
their percentage Of Arsenic Prof. DR.. l..
Barth calls them simply unique IN that ro-
spect.
We desire to draw attention to the fact that
the use Of Levico Water being greatly condu-
Give TO an excellent state of health gener-
ally, by purifying the blood and skin, Is for tho
same reasons n means OF enhancing tho per-
son0l attractions of the gentler sex; namely,
In O. direct manner, by improving the com
plexlon and the skin, and thereby preserving
youth, and indirectly by imparting the case
and grace, the brightness and vivacity which
renders healthfuness so valuable and charm
ing.
The Lcvico Water can be used for bathing
purposes as well.
The Mineral Waters OF Levico are 'prInci-
pally. effectual in cases OF Poorness OF the
Blood In general Chlorosis, Anemia, Slow
Convalescence after q serious Illness or after
great loss of blood, Female Sterllity Virilo
lmpotency, Old Wounds Scrofulous Diathesis,
Gout and Chronic rheumatism, Constitu-
tional syphilis, Diseases OF the Spine, Paral-
ysis and Nervous Affections OF all kinds,
Obesity, etc, etc.
DOSE or THE LEVICo WATER Ono
tablespoonful two or three times day. It
can be given with wine or malt.
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Decornted Pottery.

PoRcErAiS,
RIcH CUT-GLAss,
- FOREIGN FANCY GooDs
Especially adapted for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NJ. W. BEvyRiDaE, 1909 Pa. ave.
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Full DnEss VESTS Eiseman Bros, cor 9TH s E.
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nAIdernev DnIrv wngons.

Fr11 pnEss VESTS. Elseman Bros. cor. 7th & E
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
,I,ur,I rocrrn mi M. NAV.

ADMIRAL puErIE SIZES MS iiNn'
There were number of noteworthy
people in attendance at the performance
Of "Alan Dare last night The author
ofthe play Admiral Porter and his wife
occupied boxc, with party which con-
sisted of Lieutenant Porter and daughter
Dr. Rose, Mr.. Hunt Mr. Wright and the
Misses Barnes, Tiffany and Davis Score
tary and Mrs Whitney Mr.. Endicott, jrr
and wife and Miss Gardner were also to
be seen i'm the boxes. In the auditorium
were Major Porter, Admiral Jouelt, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester and Captain and Mrs.
scott
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Closlnz Ao1asy. August -
APples-s - PEI barrel asasoc per bnshels
heLteT-lsa ioe per D. tos dsisy on.y.
Cneese-stsle. lsC New I0rz, lsc. none IN TIE
Eafket. nll cFesLa s1l0C-
Clover ssed-saeo. Timothy. s2ooeSN PEI
bls1ei.
pound. euansrs sssec Per pound. cherries. "a
Ice Pef pound. peaches. loel4e pei pound
ksgs-f resn. i.c per doz.
fTssh hsas-seIssn. ssnoa7.co. veal s.oe
eFssn-w ns4i-I7e or old and new, white and
rec Osts % sc Rye s0c. Corn, S95ec.
Barley, IL al per cwL
Hids.-Green. -esc part cured. s<esslc.
pekin sklns 5ss25e each, shsep peiis 75cosi -
wool teiDg ssliInsled at nc per pound
Honey-l1c per ID strained. l0c.
EOps-ioal-c per 10.
Hsy-Timoshy $3.50 per ton. clover. u25o
~isea 500; nsnh. ss.enlaeo
Pooitry-Chiekens. lso. ducks ilei2c. fowls
le&iic
fosstoes-New 4oa5oc per bushel No old pots-
toe n he market
spring etaoles-Lettuce. Sc per pound; rad
ikhes. - dozen Ounehes. onions. l0c a dozen
punches. rhubsrb &c 10. green peas. loc
eusnei, string beans. s0c boshei. eucunbers ioc q
dozen. celery, loc dozen, large white plQmed
home grown. sc. tomatoes. &C 10.
Raspberrics. lrSl > per quart
whOfueoerrie sseEs2 . per bushel-
cIhN-t9uo per ton.
Tallow-58S1.cper ID
Wool Unw ashed wool brings 16 and ls cents
per pound. while the washed u quotef a. 22374c.
Wood-Biock stove wood. ST. IS D. IS per coci.
tour-foot wood. s4Oo6eSOO per cord
Coal-S7.0o 90. CRATE. S.75.
Lime-6rand Rapids. 75c; Ohio. 9Oc Petoskey
Q.0o.
salt-7Sc for Saginaw or Manlstee
kerosene-Mich test l0H water white u<c
Gssoline--l2c per gallon.
Flour--s2.s0 per cwt.: $3.50 per bbl.: patent pro-
cese. t2.o03-0O per cwt., $40 per bol.; ali wheat
nour t2.lO per cwt. s. 25 per bbL: buckwheat.
G75 Ter cwt
Mil Feed-sereenings. sls per ton; bran. S5,
ships, N6.0O: middiings, sla0a
Feed-Corn and oats. y30427 per ton
sslt-Aichigan, sSc; Eastern, ti.l5.
Fisn-No. l whitehsh, 800 per half bbl-:
uouf. s6.5o6S.0o. cod. salt 667c per ID; clams
sc per hundred: oysters, bulk q. .o0Gsi 25 gallon:
standards, 2oc can; selects sc can; smoked hall
but. lie.
Pork IN berrels-Mez pork Chicago packed.
$500 extra short cut so; standard clear
back. $3.50.
Lard-Tierces saec; 30 and 50 ID. tubs, SC; 50
u. round TINS loo cases &C. in tin pals. &C.
Eeefln barrels-Extra meas warranted 2Oolos-.
seo0; extra homeless sl0.O0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
ABOUT MUSICIANS.

JosErH HorrNAN on a late date was un-
der treatment at Eisenach by q celebrated
specialist in nervous diseases. and his
nervousness has been greatly subdued- tie
practices an hour each day.
A sroKY just started on its rounds repre-
sents that az organized band OF outlaws
has been following Madame Patti all over
Europe, intending 70 kidnap her. secure her
jewels, snd demand a ransom for her lib
erty.
GoCSOD, the composer, keeps all his
juvenile vivacify ss vel as bis youthful
looks To see his round. fat face aud
bright eye and hear his merry laugh, one
would not think that he was a septuagena-
rian
THE priua donna announced as Mime
Rolis. from St Petersburg who recently
sang the role Of Esvs>u IN Don Giovanni, -
and sang IL wei, q, three hours notice, at
Drury Lane. London, Is Miss Kate whsate,
Of Wheeling, ". Va
ONE Of Liszt's feminine pupils preserves
az highly prized relic a handkerchief
which the great master wrapped about his
finger one day when Il was bleeding A
few dim bloodstains still remain on the
handkcrehief. aud correspondeut who
saw 10 recently was told by the fair pianist
with Sigh. that "n has never been and
never vii be iaundersd. -
THE great tenor. Nasini recently sang az
Constantine before ne Sultan's harsn.
After bis ara FROM The Huzueuofs. - a
voice arose behind The screen. where al the
ladies were hidden. and in perfect Italian
style 3 sang the sCng Of Fsisafin>. which
fellows the tenor aria Ths singer proved
- be the daughter Of a high ofscial IN the
Turkish conrt. who had studied 10 Rome.
bxt who had been forced into the Sultan =
harem on her return % Constantnople
FRor CkRLos HAssFrERTxK. u the Ger
man Opera Orchestra. SAYS nat vioiins diff
f. ln value according 70 make and condi-
tion A'arf has a Stra6Ivsrfns which cost
ftoo0 WAhenl pays on q Strsaivzrius
whch s worth &50ao Leonard has Nag
rini which cost S30oo and Joachim has a
Strsdivsrrus worth $4,000 General Hsw-
iev. ~ Hartford. snd Mr Coltou. 81 Brook
In. probably have ne finest collection -
vtcnrs n this ccuntvv Hawiev has a
Grarnerius worth $4,000 Cotton has the
fsdls ieft hin ~ Ois Bull estimated az
fl0n IN Ienacn
HsSRT Nrr-Err,T-. tss vsclinist. vas
horn a. Vervie~s, BeEum- February 17.
iSa1. diei a. Ai1iers. June 4 IsSf At fha
sge - ~ Fears se D svsd on the vioiin in
ruhir VII - much snccess that ne King
cf Holland zrsutsd = per son for she ~or-
rleticu 81 his nsrsicss education. ard hs az
cace entered sn = corplete course Ct
stier aadsr " de Hsrfot. fae -nc.s sriiHsrs
s,loisf - thst perisd. n iS2 he made 80
frss VISIT - GcrTzsuy &c nsae several
VISITS - A-erica He vas = composer sf
ga merit
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

NOTICE is hereby gwen that a petition has this
" day been hled by the undersigned in the
Circuit Court for the County OF Kent aud State OF
Michigan and is now pending in said court, for
the purpose of vacating portion of the plat OF
Boynton gudds Lake Addition 70 the City OF
Grand Rapids being plat OF portion OF section
.E, of Township No. Z North, OF range No II
West according TO the government survey, Ia
the township Of Grand Rapids In said County OF
Kent sDd state OF Michigso, surveyed and laid
out for the propristors by ". L. Co1nbury, esq.
civil engineer aud surveyor on The 18th DAY os
July. le72. and recorded 10 the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds OF said County OF Kent npon
said 27th of July, 1872. at clock in the fore
uoon. in plat book No. ?, SPACE "a That it is
proposed 10 alter said plat under and by Virtue
Of the provisions of chapter ~ OF Howeus
Annotated Statutes Of Michigan, and the amend
menfx thereto, by yscating AL that part of Barn.
ard street. as laid down upon said plat which lies
between lot twenty five fl5l upon the Sortheriy
side thereof and lotsnineteen aud twenty (ie and
e0) upon the southeTg side thereof. That the
matter ~ ssid petition win be called 10 fo- hear
ing on Monday. the 24th day of september A D.
iSSs
Dated Grand Rapids Michigan. June ,, 1854.
The street Railway Company Of Grand Rapids
SAMUEL MATHER
EDvAsD W. WuHEY, Attorney for Petitioner
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A WoNAN's DISCOVERY

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too BY lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severest
tests but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent For three
months she coughed incessantly and could
not sleep. She bought of Us a bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes
W. c. Hamrick & Co.. of Shelly, n. C.-Get
q 10 cent bottle at Peck Bros. Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
TIE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

w. ID. Salt, Druggist, Bippus. Ind. testi.
hes: II can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, ann was cured OF Reuma-
tism of 10 years standing" Abra-
ham Hare. druggist. Bellville, Ohio.
affirms: The best selling medicine
have ever handled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bitters"
Thousands of others have added their tesli.
mony. so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases OF the
Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
lar q bottle at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

rhr ses rsirs in IRE wer'3 s,r Crtn
H. .@ee erss 'rsre ssit Eherru FsveT
erras rafser Etsrrai Harcs. Chiiolsi1a
Crr-s ard ~ 1kfr Erurucns. sns posi-
rvev eurrs PES ~ 70 rar re1us1sss. =
= enaranfeesf tl Etre rsr-erf satisfaaflon. -
r.rner reminded Frtcs H csoes rrr snx
frf sac 80 Feex Er1z- eOrasf Aaarss lkae
Esr,sson-stA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Ecr. Iohn Nsslsv. Justice of ths rears
ard sx-nesnasr of ne Houss cf Re0-e-
senosuY-s frou Ne-ecfh ~ H wsS fsr
twelve yes=s = tsrrioie sufferer wsth rhs1-
racslr Re sevS I csnrot ahfs1n srv
n r@tlcine -aich M ne - much god ss
yeur -alphur Bsrers. sne I taink Il = fse
s~~a ssisrsas ns3e
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Eer 'ew Gays cngrr T wif continue -
snaxe mr 5rrsf snfners for Two ard foree
fe.ia-s = dIfen. f1rr,sr prices fve md
seven No 'etier work can BE- nsde snv-
o oaera AZ 49, pnce. We ara ,skisx more
rs5nt thtl5 ever and sre doing lhe oe-t work
10 fte rtase Remember location. ercosits
so-tieta nonanlenf. ksnfal h.cck Man-
rss. 81 A A. frCfrks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Tbs list : furnished oy " r. scrionsr,
resi estate dssisr. So Pesrl-stl
Esniar n r. wasnhurn - wa. r. Comp
San. ict 81 Wash rur1 a eff-...... N,0
1araes Cenrere la Ailida "A Essfon
ios ia sIs 4 converse Re plated aid asoo
enrr rra'f.t rs "a teTt Root - f fot
BIS Itt - II. ~ anal AID - %
sslnnei fn' e. 70 IsCoh Helm pt q hix
IS -.sssri IVES 40 -....-..-~- 30
Laara @cnft t1 orlfars Sra1Ifiinz. ,ot
&bifb figsse 81 csisionis -. sos
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

H ~ >uner. rerrssrntinx Geo. Moeb- 4
Co cf Deffoit rns1ufartnre~s Of ne csls-
t-sfed orsnds cf cigars Ben Hur. "Ffor
- Naece "kscort Brasks~s." snd De
sreft S.uzsers sin fne city supplying ths
rlsfsef Win these pcpulsr smokes" No
rafer sna oetier ciEsrs csn se found \ the
lisI ssf .aasr. and tas reputation secured
- sci deserved sr3 lhe Moshs cigars sre
rfoTin. ss Eeeat .aFsriies r. Grand Rapids
- ia a. ether rsrfs of ihs .sfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Ycor stteneor - csI.e.i t, orr sre-ssi - =
81 ts ~ .hees The ss,e inclndes scrne II
fhe assl z,cds fCFmeFv sod a. rem :, -
g. $50 a psr
ns saHr before 1res are ,rcksu.
"A ETRrH0 & 20.
ss Nrn~sa-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

&sza<t = nhest-A Aesksr Cash. sec ssp
ten ~ > =. CctebsE :.
CUrg -FlrUer cssa. SO ssp1sGbsr. $50
Cssoo<r &ts.<-
DsS- Es9. cssn. zs5.es ssptsab<g. 25se'
Cc6oosF - Sc
N1.eky-A -
fo1s L0~Sr. cA2a. sspsezesx. sad octo
Ter $50
L.1o-Easy. Cash ssSs sep<snDeE. ss-s71s
Ocso6sF &C. A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Austlsl Ia wheai-Soi sh1e esSn. sc. Ne
Eet casa agd Asgusl sIA.e. sepss nosf
s-s,c De- fsmhsr -
tlED-ttC.
Azfs-No. 04is re. No : ~hlse. sic.
keeeipts ~ 1xsE = 40 o1shess- corn et
claEs.s OATS 90 111 5els
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Fer 5arf rsre fnn hrsd feeii1a i'm
rrvsr shei sloot. 8uH rains IN eack and
beat fsn TirE ssin srartiurs. Kemp >
<srear1ri a sever tsls t1 zirs relief We
sIrass znarsr rlee ft. Price ff rer boffls.
T.ots drea sfcre. l6 Monrae.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

10 vou ss-s distress IN tse uourach
sfsr ssune or fsintnsss. hssrtsurn. kssd-
see er 1t1sr 3vsp~otic svuptonse7 Hcc8 .
Sarssps 70 ~ bcns ths sfonasch, give az
srrefifs. sad cu-s Fnu
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Advice To MnfherH

MIS- winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
he used for children teethi1g. lt soothes the
wind collie ard Is the best remedy for diarrhosa
25 cent? a bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
OUR MARKET REPORTS
Qsotstiens 81 ~irs-Tns 0rana
szpios Mzrxsxs


AsE i3-Hasst 80. s~sr dl1l sz1 hessy.
-. ed. SspteGb.T - -. 9ctsheE = J.
8f
CsFn-isz - lossF Atxoe ss<eeru. so DC
a. .4lafs. - -.
Psrk-DsAL Sss na~ slA "a 6so ed uae~4.
G&A
blsleF-s-4AGs g
Ekzs-k7 zls..e
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

TIE f3Iowing s ist 81 he rsrr sgs
Eceuses issuei si1ca last pGbhshed. vita
the names. residences when outside the citvl
Sc sxcs of the parties
krss
t,4nnf- Hsxs~. Elgateth F1fssi minors ~. s
II .ml- 'frshtn. HsIssr .rs 1enip. A.fce
tlnsrfart sane - 3 %
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

hss POSITIVE shss 5 sSisss psssiis
be a4qsrhr ass@tst ssAt tesfefs
pace }-~ sF'us = if~ie Is.- re tfsleass
safy z2sss ss@ss - ss sssHsl
sfhsl fas nAIra NFVs happy hssaas hssss th
Hsiufrt h<if ktHstat. eft,heo
Esshef th-n ssssa>ss sssietst ~ 1tgees fas t-
81 islN AAes =
The ~oa i ~gesnl lisF s,eg CAP
ltss sooo p~es "a ast in-ists sa~As ms bsst ea
yIh4t DsHs great uonss uts h<rsu<
thcrs a csaonststnS M sif - ffns.
troTas caasi4sse = n
al
lHs lAIls hENs. and ghei s@aIies
~rek, -se-ss@ing sSoSer yea lsf sht rape sess
As~s t0s s-rl ahs elhss syssss Ans
s-fksi Nsw Ae cn, q
sliaf lelIA-fsa as
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sse 'rs.4 . gk4 gssaf
hesesioe nssooa@n cl3 ave bees hh
and q 4 hrR s
the -fHef O &c me n@ % '~Ae thf' >o~ ne h-nse lhs
particularly shqae take dshy paper that h
hsn ths etfns weekly. loedsnssa
isc snoId th fehc ftfA
s-n BY tno~hf tss msfke nae~do ~ss
hereiof0s
eIhsi lHf psfis Nf~s nsugurse Fsor.
. q 3 tls race.
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make he . ibs aa 4
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snfs O ehosgo .nosc. both ee aDd
la oAly
e pser e and ms introduced scoons ID, Judgment a
oduoed dese bul they neoessG essential suooess N
oessful advertisements the publisher o rf DsnN NFW being
All advertisements must be received hcore ScFente4 neAg
Intending competitors mus apply iof ths papers oonl3c 10
erein named M detail
: LAWSON, Publisher The Daily News Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
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has reduce 5 .
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sItst iHs pAilY Ns~s
tccaus American
npsrt@ journalism g ne misleading, truth eoinF dishonesty
Of regusuoB pciuc Eserybo really Wants a
know the truth PEI c~i
daily die And
As.rey lasting
. cenhden the ef
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that makes trouble rs the ftLs
fexda<sf > st<sy lysa4
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Mayor Hewitt.

NEw YORK. April l0.-Mayor Hew-
lit to-day transmitted 20 the Common Coun
Gil a message disapprovins of the resolu
ton taking from the Mayor the power Of
directing what nag shall be displayed upon
the city buildings. In It he shows that
while the lrish-born population amounts IL
only 1915 per cent.a7 per cent. of theB"srd
of Aldermen are Irish. or more than one
aud half times the normal ratio of repre-
sentation, and that the same ratio OF repre-
sentation prevails in the departments, eN-
cept the police, OF whom IS 10 per cent are
Irish born. or nearly double the normal
percentage.
This he declares Is at the expense OF the
German element He gives \ tabulated ac-
count of the nationalities represented in
Office and In the charitable Institutions.
He states that he does not publish these
tables to invoke comment but he declares
that under our free government and bound
less resources the Irish Nationalists should
exhibit q modest restraint in claiming new
privileges not known to the law and not de-
sired BY the more conservative portion of
that nationality in whose favor this excep-
ton is demanded. He advises the Board Of
Aldermen to adopt measure whereby the
vexed question may be made squsrely an
issue before the people.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-17
A Centennial Annfversnry.

Nkw York. April THE gathering
at Delmonieo's to night was the occasion Of
the third annuel banquet OF the Ohio soci-
ely Of New York, and at the same time the
centennial anniversary OF the frs, settle
ment of Ohio at Marietta, on April :, 1888.
President Thomas Ewing, armin arm with
General W. T. Sherman, led the march into
the diniug-room.
Letters Of regret were received from
General Phil Sheridan, Senator John Sher-
man. Governor Hill, Congressman Charles
H. Grcsvenor, Governor Foraker, Con-
Hressman z. s. Williams, ex-Conaressman
John E. Follet, Senator Allison, ,ex, Governor
Bishop, NJ. Z. Ingalls,, John X. Mclean,
ex-senator Harrison. of Indiana, Senator
Jones OF Nevada, Senator Manderson, OF
Nebraska, r. F. Kennedy and Senator
Plumb OF Kansas.
1t was after . O'Clock when the speaking
began. General Thomas Ewing was the
principal speaker.
After the Grafton Of Senator Hoar WAS
delivered. ex-Presidsnt Hayes WAS called
out and made a brief address, spirited and
eloquent He was followed by Bernard
Peters, editor of the Brooklyn Times, in a
graphic sketch Of the German pioneers.
In the afternoon several overflow meet
ings were held in churches whilc at the
city hall Hon. ]. Randolph Tucker made an
orAtion.
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golden wedding with his former wife seven
years before her death. which occurred
three years ago. He has never used cane
or spectacles.
According to a New York dispatch
there was great deal Of mystery connect
ed with the funeral of Jacob Sharp. The
utmost secrecy marked the arrangements,
and no one was allowed to enter the house
except by invitation especially sent by the
family. Even visitors had evidently been
instructed not to give any information
about the affair, and when questioned de-
MED that the funeral was taking place.
The question Is being debated as to whether
or not he ia really dead.
The Pope Leo has sent letter to
President Cleveland thanking him for the
jubilee presentof copy of the constitution
The communication was handed to the
President by Cardinal Gibbons. The Pope
speaks OF the great distinction of receiving
from the ruler Of free people gift VII ch
he had never expected to be sent him, and
expresses his appreciation OF the present.
The Pope wishes peace and prosperity, and
prays for the American people and the
country perpetuation Of their Institutions,
liberty and plentituds of Gods favor