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and ran down to the square front parlor to
survey herself in the tall mirror there, with
the chandelier all lighted, and what the
mirror gave back was slim, girlish shape
robed in glistening, palest pink, the fair
face flushed and glowing with anticipation,
smiles dirphng, bright eyes dancing. white
arms wgeathed above her head as she looked
at herself and murmured half aloud:
II wonder if you will do, Miss Childer!
You look pretty well now, but how viii it
be when you get into room filled with love
ly ladies': Can you ever hold your own
with Miss Althea Everleigh, for instance:
All. but am afraid you will look like pale
little bud beside that queen rose beauty.
Lyman admires her, know he does, and
that fancy is the reason she has invited
me, so she can not be cold and hard-hearted,
as some great beauties are"
Flashing around in a little dance. Carols
eyes fell on mans figure in the semi-ob-
security of the hall where the gas was
turned low SO as to leave her own illumina-
ton more effective. He was further shad-
owed by the portjere, and seemed to have
paused in passing to look in upon that lit
tie scene of charming girlish vanity. Carol
stood still to take breath, and then made a
reckless dash at him.
Lyman, is that you: Did you catch me
admirlng myself! Now, don't stop to
laugh, but hurry. hurry, hurry, and get
yourself up in killing style; but first tell me
how look. Here, let me brlbe you with a
dozen kisses to say that I am one-half as
pretty as Miss Althea Eyerleigh."
The two impulsive white arms were
around his neck, the fresh arched mouth
was put up almost to his, when suddenly,
with gasp, Carol saw that this was not
her brother. Another second, and she had
caught her glistening robes around her and
fed up the darkened staircase, hot with
shame and grief, half-laughing and half
crying. while her heart beat like a fright
ened birds.
And the young man in the case simply
turned and let himself out at the door
which the servant had left unlocked while
she went in search Of Lyman Childer. He
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CHAPTER ".

a TEI4L-TALE SCAR.
Carol Ch,lder was going to ball-her
first bail-so it is not strange that her little
head was almost turned with delight.
OF course she dressed hours before time,
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wrong. 1t will be a come-down for her
iadyship if there should be crash. don't
suppose she knows what it is to have a
within Of hers denied"
The speaker drifted away, leaving Norris
shocked at this wording of whisper which
ran in an undercurrent through those love-
ly, fower-decked rooms. A great feeling of
sympathy rose in him for the proud, beau
tiful girl who had been the friend and play
mate of his childhood. He felt that he could
not leave her indifferently, and he fingered
at her side when he rejoined her. bringing
up in stances of their old association, seem
ing like the friend he once had been, and at
last taking a regretful leave, which left
brighter bloom on the cheeks of Althea Ever
leigh and a pleased smile lingering about
her ripe, red mouth.
ITO RE CONTINUED.
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CHAPTER III.

CopyTighted, 1855, by tie 4. " Kellogg TeacspCp:r
C0nlpany. Al Rights EsssrreL
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UNDER A CLOUD:
CLEAl.ING HIMSELF.
The Thrilling and Absorbing Story
Of a. Great Crime.
BY Jr lie DAVIS BURTON,

AUTHOR OF HER LIES SECRET" AND
OTHER STORIES.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Fishing has not been very good of late, so
q real. genuine fish story is in good demand.
The life saving crew have given some
very instructive drills with the life boat and
life tine lately. Next Thursday afternoon
AT o'clock occurs q drill. capsizing the life
boat.
Among the late Grand Rapids arrivals
are Ar. and Mrs. A. Dodd. Mrs. McCurdy
and son Hill, Mrs. Frank Palmer ana son
Frank and the Seventh Ward Junior Base
Ball Club.
A hne seven inning game of ball was
played at Shadyside Monday afternoon be-
tween two picked mines. with
Frank Mallst and Ike Van Bree
battery of No. /. Russell Buchanan and A.
Becker battery No. 2. The score was four
10 three in favor of the former. Time of
game. one hour and FIVE minutes. A. L..
Jacobs. umpire. Another game was played
Tuesday afternoon. OF course the Juniors"
participated.
What might have been a sad accident was
averted by prompt action on the part of
some of the Grand Rapidans q few dsys
ago. Miss Carrie Jacobs. . sister of Mrs.
Holmsn, while in the act of handing let
ter 10 the captain of the steamer Macatawa
lost her balance fell into the water between
the dock and the steamer, and it didn't
take long for Dick Bloomerich 10 get in the
water. and with q numoer of others hang
ing from the dock she was soon rescued.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Mss hsy Johssoa, q Dsnsxr. CO... .
tsi-sns a. ). - EsEFya
70 4r sae AEs geAa wyakls, q ls
IssSlras~.. . tsH poaB1 eoy.
Tks D1l-slag ~ 80 South Dsyisien a. 10
bslcx fsLsd 80 t9r eafe~f shoP.
T. Ebsrasrs hAs eoaa aasnesd ths fo1ada-
ten q : hotsl - Hsli-st. 5ast east u D1si-
ssoa.
Eaa 4 Landaasr have 1llsa tbs stores a.
As sac - oeelh D1ssisa-sl- sits stesk
o. sfoceries-
". J Page and sifs snd Ms sale SmilE
hass tstafnsd fsoEn slsy u ssssxsl sseks
a. Hlxolsad PARK.
O<so SsBgsf lss,ss today for the 500 Tor
90 sxtsDosc nshing t0or. Jim Afford ssil
losn him nsxs ssss.
kOhsrt 0Fsnt vii le4vs home this mora
ing ior Dslzoat. sasEs ns vii spend twO
weeks vacation with relatives.
The peopls living nsar the south yards
ara ssFy much snB0ysd oy TIE herd Of cO~s
that daily pasture On Their door yards snd
the vacant los Bear the railroads.
Miss Aianie Bishop, Of Lske odessa. and
AFs. 5. ). ksnshsw. OF Detroit are the
sussts Of Mrs. Mn- Smith, of 2os Fourth
ave. Mira smith and Der friends viii leave
today f0r The Northern resorts, 70 Dc gone
about two weeks
The hoTssmsn Who have been Al The
yArds ne.r oscond-sye. since cxturdsylwitl
herd 0f about forty ponies lsfl yesterday
morning for towns north and ~est Of here.
They drove the ponies loose Ia herd
through TIE streets.
South Side people are much pleased with
The new q r. l.. & ID. line 20 the lake. and
show their appreciation oy psuoniEing the
new road literally. Their employees are
accom- mCdating and endsayOr 10 make Il
pleasant Tor their patrons.
The South Side Prohibition Club is in .
h0urishing condition. The following Is a
lisg OF new names sd5ed 10 the roll IN the
last week: ". B. Heth, C. A. Beebe, Chss.
Dart, Viii Smith, Z. Justus Buckley. h. =.
Baker. John Doan. Dennis Martin and h.
.. Carter. Caps and torches have been
ordered and the club will soon appear IN
pablic.
The South Side Cornet Band has reorgan-
izsd under the leadership ol III Iof Horsiord.
The hoys hare been praeticing IN small
room over j. Readings music store, and
have come 10 the conclusion that they
must give their music more room. They are
about TO negotiate for the Red Mems Hail.
which Is large and has . higher ceiling than
their present quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
TO .WAyLAY THEM
ooolsr's Fslssos TO T1s ssscoE
a Party sf csl~ssa nsa G-t k~>ds . do
az 0ne-xs Gsls~ s4a 0rssss-Hhs
FatEsl szoa -@sss
Hr.xa4~

Tbe.rrszt Of william Doslsy he eplored
n.a. fsr sa<.lias J. C. Ci<nsnss wsaea
Tussday evening s.Ens as-z esaslng szsasll
riot. When Detective Gates asd Fstroimzu
Gs.sss pallsi Doolsy fFoD uDder frsisht
eaE as fisnos gathered sFoaaa and wanted
- xaos shy &c szs arrested. sessfsi II
taen pickiax ap stosss a1d askIag Infssis-
DosIsy sss taken 10 t1s depot AL tie
saxoa called. fhis wss Bot kn0sa 10 The
little party Of coloFsd nsn. and tnsy gaia
cred a. tie corner Of LOnis and isi2nd-sts-
I0sssd vita stones aad coupling pins win
ne intention Of ~syisying ths ofs1eers and
rsscuin4 Doolsy. 6ut the pAtrol wagon up-
sci thslf Intentions They bo2stsd yesser-
day aDd Ast evening that they would ye<
10 Bp me two offieeFs named, and Louis
Hsary. eol0fed. Who works for Buffers OFT a
a lose, Who AIDED the oclcsrs very malsf-
ally Ia getting the right nap-
Yesterday morning . coupling pan sss
f0aBd on the street IA front Of Depot once Z
C0selfs resltsEcs, . here one II The men
had dropped IL after be saw that he had no
use FOR the weapon.
Two 0f the eolorsd men are strangers IN
this city. and are liable 10 get themseive'
ia trouble II they do not conduct them
sel YES ia Q proper manner
Yesterday Dooley confessed that be szl
the man wanted. and that 10 stole tAs
wafcn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
POLITICS IN MICHIGAN.
Judge Clisbce Says the Electoral Vote 10
sure for Harrison.


Sure for Harrison.
The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday says:
Judge Clisbee of Cassopolis. Mich, who
was secretary of the recent Republican Ma
tional Convention. was in the city yester-
day. AT Republican headquarters be poked
fun at Dan Shepard and quiyzed him about
the Democratic claims that Palmer would
carry Illinois. The Democrats in our State
concede that We are going to carry It., said
be to q Tribune reporter. and now they say
Palmer will be elected Governor of Illinois.
l like TO see them moving west and /
presume they will be laying claim to Iowa
next. They will hardly go further West.
ss have a letter from Morris NJ. Estee,
telling me that California, Oregon, and
Nevada will give increased msiorities for
the Republican ticket. Harrison and
Morton are going to be elected. Mchigans
Electoral vote will De for them. i never
saw such good feeling among Republicans
and We are gaining everywhere. / could
name sixty men in Cass county. many of
them prominent farmers, who have been
Democrats, but will vote with US hereafter.
We had county convention the other day
to select delegates to the State convention,
and in each delegation from the several
precincts there were from one TO FIVE men
who have heretofore been Democrats"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

=. T. Jones. OF ionis. IS at Sssets
W Hayes, Of Cadillac, Is at the Eagle.
B. j. Raymond. ofOwossO. Is At the Nor
ton.
Joseph Gil. OF Kalamazoo, is stopping at
the Eagle.
s. p. Barnard, Of Msnominse. IS . guest
O. Sweets.
n B. Eaton. an Otssgo business man. Is
81 the Eagle.
=. W. AcGraw snd wifs. OF Bay City, or o
- the Morton.
C. Jesse Church. 6rsenville banker. Il
registered a. Sveets
Cbzs A. wtbey, . Reed City attorney. 10
stopping At the Norton
y. NJ. Estey. prominent O-o-so manu-
fscturer is AZ TIA Morton.
4. ID. Richardson. q we'll known Chicago
mao. 10 guest a. The Morton.
state Senator Moon. OF Masksgon, is Q
prominent guest AZ the Morton.
J. G.. McEl-ee. OF Biz Rapids. . promi-
nens lumber manufacturer. Was In the city
yesterday.
D. y. Erwin, Of Mu,kegon. receiver of the
Nsssygo Manufacturing Company. Is stop
ping At the Morton
Jadge J. Byron Judkins. Of Reed City, is
o. the Morton. M. Judkins talks some of
moving 20 this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
TOWN TOPICS.

go. -ssals tzaasisrs yesterday amounted
a. e go
Seer csunsy GsanA ms-ss s-xs .sss.
y s5as@lss STA Whltnssviiis Grange 81
ll a5.
Ias aex saschss iook ace aad zoe csa
a. osss ier ~fsrtg ci1ls.. Bot tasy are
a. eaazs. 5tes-
Resa - k4 aad 2r4 Rslpa BlssxsasA.
oi 81 nasasli-st-a aaas1EsF. Hssghx
sleFsl odla4
The iasius n ths Bsw water mains q 60
ioE - lssA.so = 4asks aiILnosf Of Dsa satA
pc g. "a ssf4-
RIDE h0Eea<. clustering rzslsr@ rAlisd
- ss14y, tat al lns aaazazs 20 d0Ds ~as
- BIOS 4asf ~ ons sgss.
frislde j. l4sli, a vel kaosn ksnt
golnfg isacber. sad Aiss Clara G. Cn4pin
Of AiEs. acre sEsDisd a maEisgs license
sssfsicz4
TIE l6sl case u Brooks IS. St0ss. sAsrs-
in NJ ~t0se sas nlLiefed ~ the sam VI
sea Eiii &c iassn 10 ne ,uprsms Court oy
lE stove.
III eviAsnt thai ia sbop men and me-
ssaaios would rafher play bali than ssf.
laneh basxsls are nsglseted and new balls
used op sFsfY noon,
Wm. p Brooks. NJ. D.. graduate Of the
s'afs University. sled bis s-orn statement
~lfn he coanty clerk yesterday. he viii
prsct.cs medicine ia LOseii-
The Canal-st Sidewalk vas broken 40 and
the strset tiockadsd sgain yesterday si the
clrrer of Ere street. When vii ss have
stone aiaesalas On Csnslstt
There ~ss quite hEnt az keiioggSille
Tueseay night. ana yesterday some Of the
parties interested were IN ne city lnLsrsies
ing ne Prosecuting Attorney.
Married August = az the residence ofthe
brides parents. Dr. and Mr.. William III.
Nsiek Msrsngo. H.. Carrie ]. Aisick 20
william t. Tyler Of 0Faad Rapids. Mich.
Joha Aulliniski IS disgtuntlsd because
his tso new houss- On Veto street. which
he hss Duilt a. . eost 81 0ssr 81 .Ooo ssch,
were not msnt0aed 10 the fx1zasAs HEE-
sIo. list of Vest Side improvements he
Ia theTe lust the same.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
an sxoOslrs s-o~.
EAs wssasxfsi Dlsplsy ~ Ara Needle
w~xk Dszs 90 tAs e-ssa~Es hstsEy
as<klss 81 tsssxxs a Hsrrsxs

MY oaslaess nsoes<ltszeS lsFee snaoani
Of ROOM snd several clerks. altheGgh
osDnes siwsss etiliss TIE room s0F kseP the
clsrks b0ss. ssld George =. herrlcs. tie
hssa Of 1 he VEL kn0~R m1sic&l arm 81
Ne. IS foautsin 81. yesterday. The
psopristep of IAs standard rotary shussls
sssiss machine have ssked as 70 Jake tie
agency OF their splsndid machine and we
have "a eel 10 % Il. 10 order 80 iel tas
people OF Grsnd Rapids know thas he
Company has coassnie1 10 t1sks 81 sKhl-
bitten is our sson. gass come iEssds
fke representative ~ the fkLKsSss
HYssLD wss sorprissd al the dlsDisy snd
still mare sstonishsd when be learned that
the really tue works % Art ~ene
made wholly with The needle of
TIE St2edsrd kss<rt Shuttle machine.
Splendid Estiss curtains with elaborate
pictures that resemble oil psinunss sssl
plush curtains with fsdisnt Autumn lssves
pretty psnsls that bear Ahes lace curtains
With nowsrs aud vines etched al through
them.
The lady Who did the work. Mrs. Gifen.
sits al Standard machine hear by ready 10
teach any lady just how 10 do it-sDd Al is
free The exhibition. which every lscs IN
Grand Rapids should see. Is really most
elaborate. No fair OF exposition ever had a
finer display Of artistic and decorative
needle work.
There are banners. table spreads. mantle
pieces. scsrfs. ueies. sofs pillows, In fact al
sorts OF embroidery. A description Of the
exquisite show would De tame. The Tan
sRss-HEEALD advises every lady who reads
this 10 20 and zee the display George ID.
Hsrrick a Co. are located st No. II Foan-
lsin.st.. Ia The new Shepard Hartman
building. and there may also &c lonEd
many of the best pianos and organs manu-
lscturod in America
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

PatTolmsn Price aud family are at
Nscs~ata Park
John Bagx. the tobacco thief. bad his case
adjourned yesterday to August IS.
Mattis Gleason. the midget. is free once
more. the case sgsinst her being nolle
prcs'd.
The case against Edward Boyland. for
keeping bis saloon open after hours, was
discharged yesterday.
The dslivery horse OF Brown n sshlsr
ran away yesterday. throwing the driver,
Andrew tIsnsen out Of the wagon. hurting
him quite badly.
Johpnis wuk, Of Sic Ottaws-st, and
Franz Mitt of 5l4 Ottsve-st, two very
smsli boys xot lost yesterday and were
found at 90 North Froal-st.. and taken
home IN The patrol wagon
Wm. pooley. charged With stealing .
watch admits his Euilt and vas held for
trial Yesterday a. the next term Of the Su-
perior Court. Doolsy has been In the city
only three weeks aud came here from
ghiraao
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Gill & Greenley,
LIVERY
Hack and Boarding Sisss.
Special Rates 10 Travelling
Men.
Cor. Ionis and Fountain lists,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telephone i68.


NoTicF r tersls a1vet lhsi petition hss ttis
Y Gay b%en flcd ~ he uudereiEuec IN The
Circuit Couu for fhe CoUDls oi Kent 800 stats of
MicbiFsn. ard il nov Frnong in esic ccurt Dor
the Tufposs 81 fscstine gofiion 81 he pisl 81
Eoyuton frnff Lake hddiileu 10 ths CIR, 81
s,fsDc kaf3ok beinge plat oi = portion ~ sesfiop
-. ~ Township No = h0rih. ~ fsnff No II
Nett sccerclnr ~ tie foTrfamenf farseT. IN
The tosBsAip oi sfanc tsfa3s ia sa4s tcnuf3 of
Kent enc state az MschiFer surveyed Ap1 lfif
oui for the pfogrif - T. Coz nDUff. f<4.
civil engineer snc surveyor on fHf llth osf ~
july. le.l au0 recorded in ihs efce 81 10
Register Of Dcrds ~ said County 81 kciit upon
ssic I7ih 81 luiy. is71 81 q rOcf fn ne forf
poon. IN risf hoof ~ - fece "a fhsi q d
proposed - siieF ssid piei ilnosI enc = tiriue
~ the poyisigns ~ chsrter - ~ NoHfItf
AnDotafe1 rfsfutes ~ Michigan ana tne spEa1.
ucuis thereto - sscsfins Al "a par a Bern,
az srcs. ~ laid down isf9n aid rsf which lies
Sefveen iot twents I've -. urot ne korsert~
sids Thereof and lots rfDateef sd trenfy ilf spd
- upon ths soufhefis side thereoi 1i.st ths
matter ~ ssc petition vi b. - iet az 80 hesf
inr on konoss TIE eflt dsY o. hsp,ewber A ..
fekf
Dated. Grand Rapids NicnlFsr. June - 80.
Tho street kallesy Company ~ i.fsua hspts.
kANIff NATHfR
KpwsxD ". HirsEE. Attorney t0f fetitio1ers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Resolutions of Respect.

The following resolutio rs were adopted
by The members of Custer Post. 6. A. r.. at
. meeting held last evening:
R>sol.ed That We learn with feelings IF
deepest sorrow Of the death of our comrace
the General of the Army, in whose life we
find 30 much to emulate, SO much TO honor
and love
Resolred That in the death of General
Sheridan our country loses one of the
erightsst aud brayest of the military heroes
OF the century. whose fame was universal,
and whose patrotism was of that quality
thst commands our highest admiration
aud who ose integrity calls for the emulation
of every American citizen.
Rcsoised That - o. mrades We shall ever
cherish the memory of gallant Phil. Sheri-
dan. and 80 We gather around our camp
fires In the future We will think of the
heroes of Five Forks, We will again and
again take the ride from Winchester to
Cedar Creek, and again We will close up on
the vauguished foe at Appomsttox. aud
when ths time shall come that each of US
shall shsth oursvords for the last turn in !"
when retreat has sounded, when taps" and
lights out approach, as We near the mys-
tic river may we ike him have the consols-
tion of well spent life. may the fords be
shsllo- and our steeds strong. and the
thought Of our happy reunion cheer Us on
the journey.
Rss0lsed That as members Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic We observe with sD-
prOpriats ceremonies the day Of the funeral
and u0its with the citizens Of Grand Rapids
IN paying our lsst tribute Of respect to our
comrsde. statesman and friend
kcsoivsd. That We tender 10 the widow
and children Of our deceased comrsde our
tsnderest sympsthies, As Ne commend them
70 The Esrcies Of that All Seeing One who
dosth sil things veil.
Respectfully submitted in Fraternity,
Charity and Loyalty.
GEORGE Cook.
ASsos b. BssrLrrr,
SSL0S ". B4Krx7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
A NEW GOLD FIND.
Excitement Over a Valuable Discovery In


Excitement Over a Valuable Discovery in
Montana
LIVINGSTON. Mont, Aug. S.-Two pros
pectors came from Boulder county yester-
day, bringing a buckskin containing $1,000
in gold. which was pounded out with .
sledge hammer on q fiat rock. They also
brought the richest specimen OF quarts
probably ever seen in the Territory. about
the size of an ordinary cocosnut, so soft
that it could be pounded with e hammer.
1t was full of fine wire gold plainly visible
TO the naked eye. The Boulder district,
until within a comparatively recent time,
had been part of the Crow Indian reser-
vation. IL is now open to settlers. The
prospectors say that II promises one of the
richest mining districts in that section of
the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Mvron r. Walker went north last night
q rus icsts for few days
Miss Belle War. Of Ana Arb0r Is visit
ing With Der brother J. B. Wars.
To NJ. snd Mrs. A. y. lockwood. OF 5ss
South Lsiaystts-ss.. an u pound girl.
capt F. K0hlsr aud his son Charles. are
attending the Soldiers Reunion AZ Green
vile
Ezrs Hol.on. the fsi genial. we'll known
tsa merchant. Who claims IscksOn a. mis-
hCme. is AZ sweets.
Ms. Chas. Psiton and dsuxhtsr, of i53
Scribner-st.. lett "Wednesday FOR visit With
friends and relatives a. Agsksgon. White
hsil ard Montague
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

] 7. Davis. Of Svrscuss. v Y, 10 in the
CITY buying urniiurs.
". 8 Sesnsn. Of Nilwsaks.. aud pro-
miusnt furuiturs deslsr - in the city look
ing up new goods.
Chas II. Scsrritt. of -. Louis. is ia The
citv after = stCcx Of furniture. Mr. ScaTritt
= one of she iesding furniture men in the
Miss ssipui valley.
Geo. =. ssoids-i. Of Knapp = Stodd.ri.
Chicsg0. isin the city looking NJ Fall and
nter styles ol furniture Hs spent last
nirht a. the Rsrk. where his wife = rustf-
eating.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

The Midsummer Musicale st the Ladies
Literary Ciuo Rooms. this evening. will
certainly be . success. as the rehearsal with
the oFehesgrs yesterday evening -ss very
satisfactory. The Misses Fanny X. sim
mona. A. Reilly, 4. and T.. Schlckel Will
Ds the voealists while The members OF the
ensemble class the Misses Helen Mccoy,
Anna Amesen. Nettie BOstOck. Sone 5.
schoutsn. Jennie Wells and Lulu Brofee
will furnish the instrumental solos Duets
aud quartettss. The class and their leader.
Prot l.. ID Kramer deserve a full house.
The evening" promises 10 be cool, and a very
enjoyable evening awaits those ano win
attend
A dress rehearsal Of the musical farce
comedy, Three Blind Nice" was had al
Powers last evening the principle object
being to perfect the music. As prepared for
Prof wallenstein's orchestra. The choruses
are well arranged: the soles by Messrs.
O'Gorman. Rice, Howard and Myers and
the Misses Cohen. Kelly. Jones and Wood
were all we'll rendered. and they are sup
ported by large caste Of comedians and
vocAlists- The scenery Is splendid. the
bath houses and beach OF Coney Island
being most natured. Everything bids fair
TO see and hear one Of the best musical
dramas OF the season tonight, and the sale
OF seats already indicates an immense
audience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursday e
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 o.
N. landing at north end OF Scribaer 81. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up the
river at any place they may select. Regular
picnic days will be Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday. The stssner Grand Island
will also make two uips TO Grand lslao6
on Sundays Boat leaving at 10 a. 10. anc
p. m. last boat arriving al Grand Rspia.
at 7:I5 p. N.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return :
cents.
To Grand Island and return 25 cenis
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Cecilia Nngene mentally incoupssne
order allowing guardian final account snd
siscbsrsing hin Eststs of Horsce n.
Carpenter. dscsased. vii and pssiiion for
rrchsting same 6iei hearing september 3.
Estsse 81 Eilen T.. Bryc-, - a.. minors,
appraisers warrant and inventory fled
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