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ELLENseURcH.
Warrants for the Rosiyn Negroes
Guarfis-Masonic Temple CeFemon-

ELLgrFHuRgH. Anx. 5i.--wafrauss wer-
sworn out to-day By the district attorney
for the arrest OF the guards who aeeompag-
led The negroes To The Kpsiyn mines aud
placed them Ia the hands of the sheriff 81
kitiitas county, Everything Is quiet there
10 day.
The cornerstone % the Masonic Temple
whs laid this afternoon hy Grand Master
Porter % Olympia. Visiting members az
tended ffora Cit elun, tslslyu aad Yakima.
This evening q grand bail and supper were
given by the lodge in honor ei the occasion.
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/. Z. I.lSnER. President.
lCiDEHY OF THE HGLY kiNES.
a Boarding ard Day School for
Girls, Seattle, ~, T.

J'AII. TEgM BEGINS AUG g. THOR
1 pagh Instruction Ga fhe English
branches. Musie. Al. liberation aDd the
Languages. For iarbar iufyraatl1u ad-
dress si-TEE SUPERIOR
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saS FRANCISCO WHEAT.
xFaAxcfxtO, Aug. 2i-wheat-(laiefes
aud easier. Afternoon sales; Buyer ISIS,
a 81 :; october. II COS; November. 81 70.
NEx YoRG MERCHANDISE.
Nrw YoRx. Aug. -H0pS-steady
sugar Raw. STEADY: light demand; RI
fined more in demand aud steady.
Mobiles asliye, but strong: domestic
acece. 2ssSze' pulled 2og3ici Texas, u
axe
bar silver. sis4.
C0pyer-FlrIas lake, az 10
feal-Baoy ant domestic, 81 GO
Tin-Easier; straits. SO 20.
Cnlfsse-0piions barely steady; sales. g
00e haes, August sii lAali 6, septefn Der,
{ihaii -. spo, Rio, easy: fair cargoes,
f4izc.
Fe;seleuna-0pened firm ct SIZE, ~
above last nights close, but the market be
eame very dull and fluctuations were very
narrow. The market closed firm a. 81 *.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CBIt 500. Aug. 24-There was a great
bulge Ia wheat 10 day. Cables were strong,
indicating upward tendency. Whoa,
opened s0ls September, but under heavy re
aiix.ng Touched 70. bni coald not Re kept
tloNn, ard in spite u the fact that before
toe close foreigners sold uid prominent 10
rai operators Eulaaaef 100000 bushels
the market closed az the top figure, si4sc.
Wheat Strong aud higher. casa, else
september. gll s..
Corn =3rpggs CASH, &c. September
s. ldc. October. 20 e.
usIs-firm, casii. 2t4c; October, Z5e
Bariey--Seuluai
Pork-Fiun; cash agd september. $is 81
october, slg ..
larA-slfmef: cash and September,
So IS. October, = 81
cH AGO LfvS sz0ex HAhEgT.
cRcsG0, Aug. - Cattle Receipts 900
sffSag and 10 a. le higher. heeves, 1908
steers. So 7eH6, stoCkeFs sid feeders
s-'e8 20; Texas catile. Z ] 5sAi o.;
lIdss-Eeceipis o QQsEfeads naked, e. 3
as q. heavy. tati Is. light, g. aJrs g
ShGeP--tteegipta, 03, steady: natives
- a western. sauru. s. a0S5 g
Texas sharB. {gfl
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EBE.N SMITH.


DIR. II. V. GOODSPEED.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS 5.
-..a.fss ie1 n
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

AEf . stH tEts1 t44
= - - ~
1ses ~aE4a
81. - sssfeI
so, ~ 44r s Ae4a'f
les sr.e x.s ae -ala E1sa H1pss
elfe4- slszyesF 81
" aAkF -3ef tfsl atrsg FAtef AfA-
w ~ 49, fa f ~
.-9-- So . 50 aass Eree - ~ A-.tass-
~ co. 1si 4s..eerll aee
81 ss. eetsl ksf- gqe nfes 41f
s-ss 80 soass ll>osg tsss- A-sfe p t'ee-
Il G00 Fos A fiak htsk e<s l9t
Sl tOOV a alz pall 81 e-tf. ese-d IA.
; % .zs.s h4.s4-. aa- iaaei tllez
IDs sAtE-A GOOD norsI iS CENrRAL
4 .<s.'e 80 : 'ss-f - $50 ls-e-
., 9aes - y J.. a<st--lsF. ks4i Asas -eslrf
fesr 81 -
<tD~ F0R 4 sFLANnln loF DN HENEl-
- = ihs = vs. eas~e .f.nl ea'a
tnSisf ee-f t-1esa. aels laesf 20 t
NAks CN fgA- FAsstAI W. totL
III ~le. tars of ~'o. a41 fsi a.,
f.etasilf .rl ~ Hlfire ft l-t- i1' .a
or bis's-oa s.ltsl 1r AIN ~ar1 I-et 4as
Er.es $40 sss ~ aati.'s iliasf 3 4 .lio.i. hfe
h1st@ts-4 4a ii-l a.i
<e o0n f0E A iihE NAN fACi i.lNe
on sVbV s-... 90 4c flese ~ .ees ID list.
eisha aka La- l-oy ylasll B-le>-.. AID loaei
boss ~
Sa~u WILL EuY a NEW tRosA U0TsE
o'fbb sie aos.. t-l4aes e lser "a. .raat
' IS
COrrH GRAND RApID- oS ~ e. AID G 4
= always gst ~ouia 81 'Ae ciiy new
ut.a tvlot iAstuff. st'fP. fesi9f 'e many ur~
dwellings ETC. rms large l.5.s ieil cheap. ou easy
lrft.s tsi TIafe -f.tlt t.IY Ter Investment or
home taa on ,sefse a Clt4f. Attorneys hoard
L I. fH a +. . Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

fls great liopu.suly n hoULAsesA
sifh tho krs-eh E.sy os 4cl..a4-s- lar
partially ~ ils s1lfts hs has made to
sSiraet g. h.8 atal1arI ll.s i lscoatsalss
n sFsry Fsns. snl partisly lo TIE tea
deefy ~ ils Preach eaarsetsF G. lisa zs
and sols8lp ia- uan oa horseback. Il
va tEa latter tlai- saisa snAniad "a
fOGxos - commsnl ths l0yal sbsd.saee
u tas Nation. eaI lB tszs s9ais asphas
O. msiatala 80 iong fls hollow sham
whlea Nos AoLFas r,tdsiy paucsused a.
f,sasn. boctAa8-1 pesas8sas tsW of the
slsmsD.a sllch - ID uAzs % AZ iIsa
tsfo. bat there bappsas % Ds a. -Es plss-
snt slas % so.iisr 60 coaleas his clAlm-
% FoEu.as favor aal lha popaIacs at
irsba.ss q au 4sa.it.ss 10 does not
posssss. r. .a crafty ana ambitious aud
MAJ o. csss. trsa..e. Ia gsN lays &.
~ f.r. rs..l whether France is
tet tie % tha Prss.-
dale 5. nay oe. - ths
tlfs-. ..l.eaticns are TIA.
H. 49, ..-... .le s4dorssmsur -
-e @r~ i..ilg s.ee ioo. though The
strsnloa4 s4.fsa ot tae Ooyernmsas may
rob J. u some % 10 tocce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
For Renf--FOuses.

Tor RENT-UOUsE or CORNER or LYON
4 49, clay e.. so li2. SOD
| OK RENT FART or HOUSE FOR light
/ hoaseAeepius' references. IL Jeaerson-eve.
$50
EOH - NT-HOrsE 40. 80 JFFFFR@ON-
. ave n 20 = tart hcu., east OF my residence
o Washington s. J. G. fitzgerald. 81
- DEAT YOUR HOUSES FROM rs WE HAVE
u tity cr mole on 0ur ist. We have some cood
o1fs from s. {. z. s. a.. "a SO per month. Grand
$50
TOR RENT - RRIcK HOUSE WITH BARN
4 and Rcrcs Of land in GOOD condition for
CROPS, ora Wetsier-st., between y and Alpine.
ave Wlil rer' place ulfh or without land. tele
phone 2. " Harrison. S1rf
TOR hkNt HOUSE WITH BARN AND
acre of land on North So Sc 81 ~ A pine ave.
lard bas been uo0ughly feriiiled and seeded
20 wheat. viii rfnl place With or without land
also houses I'm Hnrrieorv ile. opposite my factory
eiephaue al1. Nm Harrison. 33tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

CORNER lot. erxils. WITH sROOM HOUSE
J. corner Wcb.ter and Iumcr-sts., Ss5J. $50
cash balance $50 year.
| or on COLLEGE-AvE. NEAR BRIDGEST
Ii S2.6.
II ROOM HOUSE. No. 76 WEST BRiDGEsT.
| / with barn, $500. terms easy; s0zIuo.
> HOUSES. so. 40 LAGRAVEST.: RENT
= for 50 month $50.
% FOOT FONT on CANALsT.. WITH
% 2ogo0m house, near Hastings-sL, $3.50,
terms easy.
> STORY BLOCK on cANALsr. NEAR
> Lyon, $500
HOUSES AND LOTS ~ ALL PARTS OF THE
IL city on easy terms
akENEW 7-RCOM HOUSE AND ONE I0-ROOM
" house o. Coit-sve.. Sif19.
N acre. ON WALKER ROAD. 2iS MILES
~ from lconard-ss budse acres lsuit good
house and Daul % trade l1r improved city
property.
NEW ROOM HOUSE ON HENRY ST, NEAR
' Cherry. wiki good we barrel cis,eru gas
sewerage etc. lot I'll - geo..
- ROOM HOUSE ON NORTH IONA, NEAR
= Cie-cent-ayc.. s3.fQf
(ORNIR ON FULTON AND PACKARD FOR
y aiew dG. only. s5.
PEkCY SNYDER, 751S Pearl st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

ATTENTION. HAVE FOR SALE TBE BEsT
\ ho.ei in Lndugto1. furnished throughout
aud now uoinr Ifsi class business Wall take
farm ln Iaft payIlfu. sul nalauce "a long time
Tbs property can be secured cheap moarlcfor
getting old. G. y. Parish, Room i5 IS lddicomL
building.
TOR sALE-A SAW MILL AM A QUANTITY
of timber he oill u locEtel IN town O.,
Colon. Inquire oi G. X. r.ay Ter. Kent City.
survived 2W
1 BARG AlN-FOR SALE BY OSCAR \. JEN-
= klns Real Estate. loan ahd Collecting
Agency, Portland Mich. new stock oi groceries
az Il b Ofs and shoes well iocstei iu q thriving
town OF D o1l Inhabitants. or viii cachan4 Tor
eighty acres OF g-ot land with GOOD buildings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

TIE rspos- ot t4s usguan expod. hoa
bo~s tbst fha Fssrch and Germans
lreasiy have dafs- 10 ,se pts. Fsuncs
9 sad io "a 1askDz Lssirius. wdiis
I@loAoy = yiguy asrsi al acc confors
- ihe hsFoLsrs fscaol 10 ths \ nth. IL
this rspcvs q lgus. it - nos only interest
in@ - oearigE upon t1e relations OF the
o. powers. bat siso a. indicating shs
., Il oaioome Of The struggle nca roiox
OF "a rts .sianL Oae ieson or tte
.iisE va alternately triun2a. a8I % lh..,
esse - . to ee supposed tia, the Earo-
pasn po~or rti.n Backs ap the success-
1al pasiy AL. .oux ts content wi.h sn
adsisosg authority
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

We hereby tender our
thanks TO the public for
the generous manner i'm
which they have sus-
tanned our efforts 10 do
an honorable and iegit-
innate business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

TIE Ds.rols NssVs deroances isrge
portion q tAs sslsaes taAso oy FoRD
eoumiitss 20 lnat city - ~ruboish not
worth t-s rsgsr &, Ia written ou." Tbs
Nsscs certainty can nos b regarded ss
unfr.s-dly To koaD aor % The offsets Of
s1s Committee la s'i probability muca
q toe sscFntorai Testimony taken a.
o;hsr points - sguaiy yaiGelsss. TIE
true facts are bad saoosh, and we're al
kaoFa before ihe FaeD Committee vas
appointed. Iarlhee Investigation l. a
uaslss3 waste 90 ti.ns and money. and
tos lassr no7 sra,a'5 o, tas comn ites
give grolais for ths chGrgs that tee
msuesss ars engaged n hippodr1ms
iankss tor 80 purpose cf sajoy z
tnstaselTss al keeping their nans C.
tore ias pGoug.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
nETKoIr. GRAND HAvEN & MILwAUKEE

Detroit fxTrc-s hGs raTlCr car % Detroit rnak
Ing direct connections Tor all points kast arriving
in New } nrx st l1.l1 a n, next day. Night EK~
7fe-s nss seef..ng car 10 Detroit. making direct
connections with al trains f1r the fast-
IN olah railroad fcScts OCEAN steamship
tickets. and sloanlng car terths secured q! the
Do. 50. II < Pd.rsy city once. . Mon roe-s..
and al the depot.
JAS. CAurEELf. City Pass Agent
Gro. 2 krEvf Tfaihc Manager Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
Good Bye
ISsS.
eIeoHfle
1885,
HAPPY NEV YEAR.

In bidding good bye TO
1888, we say farewell 10
the most prosperous
wear of our business ca
reef.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

no LFT-A sTABLE FOR ONE OR TWO
1 horses Inquire II Witdicoub Building 2-6
EoR RFN1 -GNE-HAIF or Tai STORE
I No. = csnalst. for particulars enquire of
g. A afru.n flitf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

ID o.3j -.....-..- -BuiihlO...-..--..-.. 100 ll:i0
train leaves Grand Rapids for Allegsn at
lJ0 p M, arriving there st 3-25.
Through ticket sold 10 principal points in the
Iniie1 states, Mexico and canada AZ Union
Ticket ONCE.
\. J. SMITH, g. 2. A.. Cleveland.
r. BOOIL. Depot Ticket Agent
GFO. ". MrSsON. City Ticket Agent
Taking effect May i5 lsSs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The hcshortest line To Detroit aud Fast. Elegant
pafior cars between Detroit and Grand Rapids
Trains l~aving Detroit l.25 p m. and Grand Rap
IDS 9. ~ p. u. run daily. Other trains daily e1-
ccTt Sundav
A. ALNQrIST Ticket Agent. depot CEO. W.
Mi'N-oN, JuiOn Ticket Agent, sG Monroe II.
OkO l.. SMITH, 0cn. Art.. Grand Rapids
". A. CARPENTER,
J. B. NTLiIKES. Traffic Manager.
General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
Manufactures Attention /!


ron RENT
on January l-o ibe Brick Fsrtory s1xiqs
fc.f f.'ir -for.ev next upTfh Of the hcrEey 4 Cay
q tsre slt1rF, on the fssf side cana. and
toF fe fiea ~ That company. Eegl wafer
p.Hei oi eny iactotY oH ale canal
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Daily All otlers taily except ean1ay.
Ia.iug effect sunday JaIs U.s.
rIasp ping cars T4u ca i'seifc aud Atlantic IN
fFcsses % aud ifain Detroit -farioI ears I'm 3u
Day kkpfrss and or1ud Rapids fkpress 10 end
i7uu Detroit bir-tt connections ale at hefruit
Will 81 ihrUugh trains kasl-J1ckels o. sale Al
-iaa ilCket Nl-ca, es AUnroe At AID al Union
depot
FhEn n ngTlFs. Gen Agt s5 MonrOest
W ArGolss "a l. and Agi. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
Want ADVERTISEMENTS



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s''a NoNs s..a. ~ IN
ItcAanee foonls a .ad IS Weston hli.ains
Canal.
,xr.vrpn -frr..rfoN az rr.,-rfr,5-l
w ..I-.r.4,. hs,e h.'f s,,'..i.,,.' .,s -.-
.-lgs references lia. loon. IS Wsstoa bulldlng
so5
Worry. uAx vrrtf .rrS -,-lf,g,. pr-.f
A hess exntueace. IS o8en mr engagement
AR lsausrF nolli lIkt p sillnn - trlfe.lrg
st.e.I4au or "a aateisss house. good references
a .r..a- a q "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

no IET-AT " sHFIDON-sT. SOME CHOICE
| ieo-s newly iuuished. with or without
hoari. gG7
fUl. KlHl N fNI~aLD ROOMS. HEATED,
for iight >eEcerinr. $50 sleeping rooms.
.l2 far'-ett s.. opposite Division street school
Pudding
TOR RFNT-sUITE OF FRONT ROOMS:
also single rooms. az PARK Place steam
heas, restlurant in connection. NJ. A l. Smith,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

In welcoming 1889 we
do ii with the assurance
born OF past success, and
shall redOuble our ef-
forts To please our pat
rOns in every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

TO.RENT DESIRABLE ROOMS AT NO. Ia
l North Difis.0nft, near po'iodice.
DOR RENT - fChtISHED ROOMS WITH
L ali modern cunveGienccs, heat and gas et ~
BostuicE -. 2s7tt
TOR hfNT--FT RNleHED ROOMS. aTTAM
hested and furnished rOOrns .or light housc-
keeping. Apply 40 loou lCe, New Eouseman
block. Dec l.tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15

publican bystandcr. ain tho first place, ice
Johnston never was relieved of command ut his own
request In tho seeond place, you may remcn per
that Mcclellan or twice brought BACK 10 tho
command the Army OF the Potomac, but we iounu
Grant to take his place Tho Republican party 10
full OF Grants ,r,,.,,
"Oh vol. you may think So" replied Whitthorne.
Shortly afterward he heard asking another
Democrat whether he did not think that this lctter
of Blainc's was another Republican trick
Mr.. McCreary, Il Kentucky said: Well, when
am candidate Office and the loading man on tho
opposite sido declines to run against mo- congratu.
late myself, and think Mr.. Cleveland has right
to DO the same IN this case .
Mr. Heard, OF Missouri" Tho letter II bid f1r tho
nomiraton, and Is thoroughly like Blaine. II Is
Blaine all overs
Colonel Hooker, Of MsslssIppl-"I think we had
better wait until get cut 81 the woods before we
crow very loudly For my part. ] should regard
Sherman as a very dangerous candidate and thero
are Othrr strong men beside him In tho Republican
party Who asrire TO the Presidential nomination.
Congressman Weaver, VIII has had some expert
enco himself in running for the Presidency, suggested
this view Of tho letter: Men Who have read and
remember the letter OF Samuel J. Tilden in 1880,
and who know what that meant and who remember
the course Of HorntIo Sewn ur In 1858 VIII not DO
in serious doubt % to tho meaning OF this letter
OF Mr. DaInc's. he IS Of the shrewdest poll.
tIcans in this country, and has learned good deal
by STUDYING the strstagems OF tho greatest Demo
cr,tic leader Of modern times the late Samuel j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15

and deliberate without any pressure from him. am
may mpartially decide. Under these ciicgnstancos
II tho nominal lon to him u Ought to 10 respect
ed as the voice OF the party and " It falls npoD
other It will have the pledge OF Mr. Blaine and his
friends OF cordial support.
UNWILLING TO GIVE HIN UP.
New-York Letter TO Tho baltimore sun lpcml
The universal verdict here Is thai Mr. Blaine must
be nominatcd-that IS, among Republicans OF
course the letter IS REGARDED IN icspcc' in4Smnch
as 1t outlines the Republican platform for the approach
Ing Presidential campaign
SETTING COMMENDABLE ENhMPLE~
From Tho Norristown PENN Herald
His example should to put end to all
Rational STRIFE 10 all attempts to Great discussion In
the party. IL the foremost leader OF me Republican
party can afford TO lay aside his ambition. then thcrs
ought to be no difficulty in securing that harmony OF
action which Is essential to success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
CHARGED WIZ NUMBERING HEYRY RRAYpr

Three men were arraigned at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday charged with being implicated in tho
death of Henry Brandt, tho unfortunate plumber who
was found dead in pools of blood on the sidewalk in
front of his homo, No. AS West Thirty-sxth-st. on
Monday night Their names Edward McConyille,
iftyeight years of ago. living In tho house az
Brandt; William Goldman, age thirty four, OF No 5o5
1enth-ave., and John Cullln twenty eight years OF
age, also residing In the house with Brandt. Justice
O'Rely remandcd tho three for further examination
upon hearing the testimony offered Mrs. Brandt
said that her husband came home Monday evening
intoxicated. lie accompanied BY Edward Nc.
COnville. Her husband became quarrelsomc; sho
left her apartments McConvliie was then In tho
room with him. Returning later she iouhd inc door
locked. McConvie opened the door ana tOn her To
get out Of here Aher while Mctonvie opened
tho door again aud said: IL you want your husband
you'll find him dead In the street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
roKN ELEOrIONS ON STArEN IsLAvp


Town elections took place all over Staten Island yes
terday Mucn excitement prevailed in the town OF
Cascon the election Of Supervisor the contest
being between r. L. Finch. tie regular Democratic nom
inee and Robert Moore the present incumbent who vas
the Citizens candidate and who the victory over
.he regular nominee by large majority The snpervs-
ors elected In the different towns were: Mlddetown'
George Becltcl; soutufeli, Nathane. Marsh; North
held T. e. Doyle: wcstfielG, A. 8. JOnc The complete
returns OF the election are:
Town Of neutrality-suspicious., Robert Moore,
rzens candidate, $50 majority; Justice OF the Peace,
w. W. Corbett Republican; Collector, j. e. Wilkes Re-
publican. 49, p..,
Town OF Middletown- Supervisor George Bechtel,
Democrat; Town Clerk. George Mackin. Democrat;
COLLECTOR Burnard McAlOoD, Democrat; Assessor,
Michael DIVER; Justice Of the Peace Micnse Mcclure,
Democrat >,..., ,,..,.
Town of Southf"ld-Supersisor. Nathaniel MARSH;
Collector Michael Finley. Democrat; Assessor Miilam
Parkinson. Democrat; Justice OF the Pescc, Micnaei
Kane Democrat: Town Cork. John Witty: ~,
Town of Sortnhed-Snp ryisor f. T. Doyle; Town
Clerk Frank Foggin. Republican; Justice of the Peace
Il J. Butler ,/ 81, r,.
Town OF WestHeld supervisor. Abraham Cole, Kepup-
llcan; Collector, John AndrOvcte. kepuDlicaI
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THE HERO OF BA L7IMORE OUT.
A MODEST LITTLE AMBITION TO CRAFTY.

DREn HILLS CLOCK MAKING PRESIDENTIAL MUSIC
AROUND.
Alb ny, Feb Ia (specIal).There genial looklna
gentleman with iron-gray hair and msiacho seated in
room to the right OF tho Senate
Chamber, to-day. Visitors who asked Ids
told that he General Edward
f. Jones, the hero of Baltimore and Lieutenant Gov
ernor of the state. General Jones sad to he TRIB-
USR CORES pendent in reply to an inquiry
"Yes, am a candidate for Governor, as stated in
The Tribune Of Monday AZ Ia well known Governor
H Is . candidate for tho Democratic nomination for
President All Of tho acts Of his administration havo
hal the Presidency their aim and his ambition
is unmstakable Mr. Hill not desiring denomination
for Governor, have determined to become candi-
date fJr the honor. 1t Is an honorable aspiration in
my opinion Moreover, as Lieutenant Governor, 1
think that have had the approval OF the Democratic
voters Of the State and that they Will regard my
ddacy one In the natural oldcr Of succession and
PROMOTION.
"Mr Hill has lad two terms Governor and has
enjoyed all the honors Of the position lie mag be
said to havo exhausted them. He Is in the primo Of
Life, but lie Is por man. II he should retire from
tho Gcverno ship now he would be able through tho
connections he has made to make fortune In New
York CITY lawyer. Then, again, retiring now he
would be In excellont position to for President
in I502'
TRYIN' TO WORRY BRER Hill.
The Cleveland Democrats with obvious intention
Of worrying Brer" I'LL circulating the following
to ight their slate for the present year:
For President-Grovcr Cleveland, Of New-YOrk
For Weep esdent-Danel W. Voorhees, OF Indiana
For Governor-wilam c. Whitney, OF NewYorl
For Lieutenant Governor-SoomOn scheu of Buffalo.
BUT BRER HILL HE AIN LOsIN NO SLEEP.
"Brer' Hill, undlsturbod by this political gossip,
gave largo reception tonight at tho Executive Man.
sion the State officers and the members OF the Leg
islature There also present a good many lead
ing Democrats from other parts Of the state. Many
OF the members of the Legislature had never before
been within the doors Of tho gorgeous mansion which
the Governor has filed with beautiful aud costly
furniture.
HE MAXIM MUSIC WIFI HE HAN'sOME CLOCK.
There naturally great curiosity to hear tho
5000 musical clock chime tho hours, half hours
and quarters This clock had been unstable for a
long time at local jewellers, but the ieweer, ac-
cordlng to his own report, managed "to catch tho
Governor on IT," There also great interest
shown In the $500 grand piano, the 5000 billiard
table and the 81. 400 electrical apparatus, all OBJ
iained from the maintenance account of the public
buildings appropriation act. over ZOO invitations
issued for the reception and 1t was naturally
under these circumstances q crowded one.
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John NJ FRANCIS FOR MR.. BLAINE srrLr.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb ii (Speoial.-" The News
Herald OF this city will say Tomorrow " Hhe Hon.
John NJ Francis xUaited States Maister to Austria
and Eltor OF The Troy Times last ght at
the Windsor Hotel and questioned to what effect
Blancs withdrawal would have the other candidates
and the party. lie said:
1.-THE effect OF the letter is calculated TO the Re-
publican sentiment heretofore friendly TO Ir. Blaine
decidedly and enphaticilly in favor OF pressing his
nomination IN spite OF the declin ton Mr. Blaine
bis will not he presented to the Convention but
that does not imply that IL it is presented and pressed by
an rwheming public sentiment he will decline the
inafIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
Just Hear That child -crenm,"

saa Smith tn hor sister, Mrs Davis tho sound Of
ehirs shrieke came across the garden from neg6bor
house whit Kind OF woman have you for neivhbor
Doe. her ohdrrni" "No In loo T." rrprd Mrs
Davis ~ OF the or mothers In exisence
she believes the l. asionei styles Oi dOc
iornG When child needs pnVso .se Nils a spoon with
dose, Laws tho liitlo Ncti Hat lap
holds MS 'il he'll Rood to oron as mouth for breath
when the dreadful Then tho wells"
No woB'sr." said Mr.. Smith WHY doesn't shs use Dr.
Pierc-s Pl-asand Pnrgltivs Pestsf rher snrcivc
being harsh and TO tak plu
always give them 10 my childrea" And do l.. eald
Mrs. DersA