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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

In tssf Stsrhen Berger zsve Warren @.
Hastings mertgsgs Of 500 on sosns lard
IN Tyrone township. The and was after
wsrsis soid snd = second mortgage given.
sad i snsliy passed. inso tie hands Of tbe
defendsoss sons vie. and The defendant
sareed 70 cancel The frsf mortgage. N0w
Hastings refuses - csucei he mortgage
ard = zoinE 20 furscioss YESTERDAY ar
Berger c8m rnence8 = sIis ia the Circuit
Court - compel Mr. Hastings 70 fal6a as
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

Meu Who do not know where their nett
neal IS coming from sometimes look and
act hike kings or milhonaires and very
few extremely wealthy men show II in
their manner or dress. WILLIAM THAw,
Of New York. is = case IN point. de is
cne Of the vice presidents Of toe Psnusyl-
vsnls railroad on which DO was brake
man az ons time. = millicnsirs many
times over sud Que Of the principal stock
holders OF The IDman line OF stssmsrs.
Nevertheless so mach ike a granger does
be look that a. .ss sjscisd from the pie
where bs was #aitinx tor the City OF Nss
York when The crowd became too numsr-
nna
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

A1gast 4. Nsfior r-ison 5iscked sfstes
McCov's eys sson. hsi eesn keeping
eaunpsuy ~ilh McCoys sister. but eor some
rpssnn. ae ~ss eiven the 20 by. and Edsou
charged The matter 40 % MsCov. hsnce ne
stack eve fs.fsrlsv Eisnn sUpesred cefsre
his honor Justice Ws,sn ard psd s. -.
The parties iive IN Isnlsstown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

MIL F0R oAIE-IN THF T1ITacF or
III Csknor ore ~ tke hasf rs - nCrtt q f--srs
Rarffx fnrt1diuT ss~. srfo<ie srf srl~e -fl
rtfer mil sni rr.np fsrtcTT. Ni - es1 a. q
fs-rstr rfaEeD s1r1. Thfs rrv.re-tv n f.-ezerr q
hs~f' "a ui1 rsT - ~ tlf rAT cenr ra rsr 49,
rnarev Wond teks sfesr tuE g. exrhsnge F7~
rartfca.zrs afs7eSs p. =. Hsnnls- Cssno~sa Wen
-
Iv0R S4TE FARN PEI0SsTNr TO
ftt sStser 81 thf Sc IssFtes Sefsr-1eTt1-n
r~a -fta west ef - yslF f--rf q F-ffrr-z4 IL
"a 7re 1sirv fx~rn. o. ~ frDH rssksne sr1 pz--
derf-z var = so1 i-ow en- 70 tas-f7 ere
ttS A1-lv - -. fN~aTf5- tdaa nstrsroz -
Frr.~fR - E~Srf EsTi6s ~ ttrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
For Re1if--Roou,s.

EOR RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS NICELY
L furnished for single gentleman or gentleman
and wife. None but hrst class tenants need an
ply. las Lyon-st. rs
EOR kENT-THREE ROOMS. ARE CENTRAL
ly located, have the finest of furniture, and
are very pleasant at al timer: none but iirsi
class tenants need apply. T. d. Brock. lSiu
CoR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
II either single or en- s.ite Apply 10 Room az,
Powers Opcra House block. Pearl-st 226tt
TOR RFNT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
i In suits of two or tour rooms, with all modern
IN provemers on Cansl-st. for Offices or light
manufacturing purpcsss. Also for lodging En-
quire at once. No. y Canaltt, Of q. A Berwin.
s4tf
LOR REST-FURNIsBED ROOMS: STEAM
i heated; and furnished rooms FOR light house
Keeping. Apply at room l03. New Housemsr
tlCck. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

fsw ~esxs sze So. n CooleT
brought sai sgslasf Geo. = Tavlor cn a
note of Si5S42 Ths csse vss ae&rd hy
Justice S1ufsr. ef Cssnovis. VIC rsnc>rs1 .
Indictment n fsvcr - the pisnHf. fesssr
dr. NJ. Taylor sppsslsd ne cs>e 70 the
Slrsaif CoszL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
AXE sBORr A MICHIGAN sOrTHERk.
80 Fs1~~fssrs~.

fTtin ise~rs frerf tsr1t fof thrTta ~
10 2 -. srrivinz ftse~s 90 -
Tnr0EsGh tefsfs soid ~ TrinciF's Isfauts p re
tinted SistsS Nsxieo and ttDens e. Lntou
A. ExrrH 3 ? a Clevsls86<
p1oT7 Derof 7fekpt tgeDL
cra Nrws<ys f5tT ffeEst ARset
7skfDs efecf AeT 81 3sse
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

no REST-A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
| room for two With board. az 49, n Division
Il. 81
no kkST-A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROdssi
Il IN private family, with or without hoard, pa
Nj Nernon-s; 227
WANTED-A COTTAGE OF SIX OR SEVEN
w rooms by good, permanent tenant Would
like 10 Eet near Oar line. Address s. T.. r., Tele-
gram Herald. 1O7ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
AkeIey Institute.

rso~eesn aasrzlns sa1 1zF srboo - elsls
r,-sr< Hs~@n Nics .xxn. Eerxx7 ne~ raEdlnzx
n<s~farf rsersre a. ~ert q - r.s5e~z m
r~-~srp<rss -psc1sl sf~sufzre< s. tsnHase>s
- 7sss sns srf FsE tern heQzns Sep< IA So
Fa- rarfsea s6fre
9ps i Il FILKENsEx. Frssssrsi
er<a4 zavs1. Esek
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The fsts ~ Miss NAsY BkRs and Miss
NARtoN PR troN in being discharged be-
cause they testified before the Con zres-
s.oaal COMMITTEES on Immigration viii
have tendency 10 make 10 difficult Tor
ne COMMITTEES 10 obtain testimony OF that
kind Bat The COMMITTEES viii doubtless
gind sons nssns to obtain what they
want and The testimony. no doubt. viii
be continued with still more gratifying
results.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

There sre q S-eat many pecple Who
vi he abe ~ synpsthszs With RcRsET
GspnErr IN ais iisa that JsY GsCun wss
sfte- ann. They hsve hsi thst ssne
usison IA rsSsrd 70 themselves snd shey
~era net inssns either.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

A paper on Wasted Sunbsams,- By Or.
q NJ Snaith. Of New York. printed in The
Medical Record, embo1ies some good sag
gestiens. The authors aim is TO show that
great advanfages 10 health might be secured
by a rearTsngsnent Of TIE upper stories Of
private dwellings. Cannot architectural
ingenuity he asks coached by sanitary
science. contrive some method os using ths
thossanss ef acres of bousetoTs, 50 that
roofs. now 50 useful in aff0rdinz protsction
from coli. sisss and rain. can Be made sddi-
tionaIy usefui. a. certain SEASONS. By sfTorsl-
ing ouf door recreation and protection fr0ra
invalidismt Cannot the sane skill coufrivs
new desi zrls for tie upper and most sslutsry
stories IL ov drsilia<s-plsyiDg rooms and
summing rctns. specially ADAPTED foT TIA
winter sesso1. bas 80 cievsrly fashioned that
too intense torrid beams can be excluded ia
summer ~ Frank T.eslie's
ike nv wife 70 use Pozzonrs Compiler
ion Powder hacsuse it improves her looks
sod . ss fragrant a. yio.ets.
N0TTCE
We have few psirs oe meas lov shoes
Hsnsa & Sons make, tnat We vii close cut
At 81 20 = rair- A. HKzofn = Co.
6S Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The Brcok.vn Tiules observes that the
tsrss isne hfsh enough q prsvsas Z.
BsaHx wkna from suying h;s clothes N
Esslsask
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

I~oR saLE-CHEAp. FOR TES DAYS HoreT-
/ sess nzrBi1ars cf az Elres Sc Eost~lek-sf
E<
Eos sAIF-AT A 7sCr II 9HrTsp-
r sssE = ra7s 7sE - 80 tcT everf-p =
sfrscrlou A1trsss N, aax 2 Tessxrsn Ee-
"a 49, Kf
TOR saLs-F&sT Ts0TTE7 BAY SF0E
Fsre rns3stsT. eeEte sHltse - 49, a
<r~~. , Hozae = Csnal-s lssr
rcr ssIE ~ ENTfEE cFTTT CP
asrtins~T ~ frsf Lass Isncsr< -. .
sfr- hnrze pe~e9 enRfns. fer par<an.ss erersSrs
q o. A. negssa. - = Cara - .SzH
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The inquest IN ne case ot death
caused bY hot-tsii in Nsv York r.
suEad IN tire ilry's not oniT coniemninz
tae system hat m recommending the
lsr stature e. sbol'sh it a. tns oexl ses-
aicn. Thus Il seems taat rs}ress against
street. car cumpany - obtzined nueh
r-o-- readily thao against railroad CIR
pcrancn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
MO.len To LOQn.
Miscellaneous.

MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE
vi in sums from 600 10 ss0,0o Low interest.
A. r. Antisdel. Office. ovett block, 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
HENRY Il. WALCH,
STENOGRAPHER.
Office Room 60,
New Houseman Building,

new i1ousttf1d0 btflfuiuSs
Opposite CITY Hall. Grand Rapids
Mich. References. Chancery csses. De-
positions, DictstioE and general Law work
accurately reported and transcripts
promptly furnished at reasonable rates
Official Stenogrspber Of the Circuit
Court for Kent County and Notary
Public.
Agent for Western Michigan for the
celebrated
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons contemplating the purchase
Of a typewriter. should certainly call
and zee the "BsmmoDd." More Bsrn-
moRd typewriters have beer sold in
Grand Rapids during the past year than
any other. send for circular A Con-
plete stock Of typewriter supplies. car
bon paper. ribbons and paper CONSTANT
ly on hand. Telephone No. Y. Tsfs
Elevator on Oftawa-sI
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

TIE status Il Liberty u New York
borbor = 20 aavs new stsircsss inside
fer ias ueue6t of visitors The one gov
IN gse 3 fhe same old wooden affair ased
10 Paris and = rsther ricketY The nsw
ona will bs Of iron AMI will have twelve
"b-eAthiBz placssT or landings. People
ell take good May sseps 70 get Ens
vie~ and they make 10 ob.sctlors when
fae staircase q made sssv
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Notice 10 BViIdsB ssd Cultrsrigrs

J. 0. De la Pierre & Co. de-
slres contractors and builders
n call and examine their
Waiter Patent Meta Roof.
French Floor Ties. red
pressed and Enamelsd Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block, corner East Fulton asl
Division -sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
DETRoIT, GRAND HAVEN 8 MILWAUKEE

LbIIyl ruU'lhft txffr-tH+ UtIIy.
Detroit Express has parlOr car 10 Detroit max
ing circci connections for all points tsst arriving
IN New York AZ lo.l0 a. N. next dsy. Limitea
Express east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 10 Niagara Falis connecting AT Biwsnkee
junction with through sioepers 70 Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
a. D.. G. H. 4 NJ. halfway Offices y Monroesl
and at the depot.
Jas CssrBELT. City Pas. Agent
CEo. B. REEVE. Traffic Manager Chicsro,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

fIsfly. a. ofbers 1sfif excerf saD1sF.
IskiHR Fec sua1 lr. -
siee-soe ezT IN ~ Pafzfc erlf tfsgric n
y~s~sef - snd frrsrr Detroit -perscr ns~ run -
Day Exrress I'D frsaf feFfds fEpreS - ar
- - tierrf1t Feff fnr efErffH rnhtt* - &ft-~ti
~fff tf-rsirt - rs Es9- IicEete ~ $40 -
rsicr Tirke- lFae q N0uroese s11 - Iuto1
es7srt
cets = reeese a<rl A. = No1~pesL
. - Prssfks r r sn6 A. gnscsrr
THr roFTLtR FIFtsTRE s7FsNFE
i Ttozss Frsrt = makinF any trips troa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

1ss seM esE 81 l5s<s "A ass sassFtAs<nAsEt
sss ts foEEo ty c1s1esEs the HeE e~F -
~ssss ~ sssss AEy SsTief . h1s - s-.ss
s4sk< faI uAs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

New York City has a great many
crowdsd tenement bouses. and great
macy childrsu snfsr from the beat and
foul AR. Bnt there is no other ety IA
t.is ccnnsry where there srs 50 msny sx-
carsaoos given for she bensfs % poor
c3'dreo through The hot months. Lsss
Ft.isv 'our hundred mothers and chill
drsn we're given irss ride on The ocean
% Coney Isiand. and a nsv lease Of life
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

rlFes srf zr~fse-es r. tns W eessn bsxs next
n ~ 49, Hnfea srorz r. sd frpm 81 % a. a.
n fr1u e snf fSou r. 81 r.. A. ~ 70
- ~ - Ieere-1 ~ fruzn 80 81 q r. se1 frsx
stes n.
Neoscsf sn5 S0~gicai Diseases of
Children Solicited.
Tsz.-&c-s ~ 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Enrrifurc STORED.

EURN1TURE sTORED, PACKED AND
II moved. Exuert packers sent on short notice
by Rsdclif Holt, Ill routh DiyrionsL, telc-
phone No. sOl Jsn'y 2. SO
CURTlTURE PACKED, MOVED AND STORED
by experienced workmen cheap at Mrs. G..
]. Walkers second band furniture dealer. II
South Divislcn-si l2itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Situations AfnFc.

VVANTRD-PoSITIOS IN OFFICE WILL
w make myself useIll Good penman. Re
feraDces furnished. Address W. F., Box this
once IS
MANfED-sITCArtO Bf EXPERIENCED
W tookkeeper Pest OF city references fur
nIshed. Address. y. hox 2. this Office. II
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
For Rguf--Ho5IseS.

COR RENT-AFTER SEPT l. 5ROOM
house, within two minutes wax of Sweet 5
Motel. Enquire of Z. d. Conger. Telegram
Heral Office 219
CNR RENT-A FIRST CLASS DWELLING.
nine rooms. one block from street cars. large
lawn hydraniic, city and ciStern water in kit
chen, house in good repair. Inquire Z. l. Win
sor, los OttawaEt S27
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Water CoIoTFrescoeing.

bup<r1or IN Oii. iD point Of Durability -
well 80 Beauty
Designs arc % mates wfli 10 furnished n. a.
rlicstaon. ~ the Undersigned lof artistic inter,r
oecorsfing. csFrT'etiuf in prses snd pesutY af
fnab VIII Wal PER oecofaiions. ~ fns use ~
thf permanent wsieT color AMT kalsyrufrs ["
We guarantee - d. fblE srlfssic snf sufshis
Decorating - - " produce iettsr erecss ~ ne
stfne erDou1i q fDcneT thst Nould COS e. -
ne aDe rs1fn = ith xtaf 'fsefer. either in cbe<r
OF . sborste ~osk sac tho -ofk j. gusrsrfeef -
70 permanent and that n 81 never reonirt tss-
iug ~ - refnish The walls win the sane ~ s-r
Other finish
The ceiling ~ tbs new ertrsn.~ - pow~rs
oTers House h sample o. one grace q fbs
yoTE
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
For Ren:--Bfs,pess Places.
Honted- BOnrderS.

nor RENT-OSE-HALF OF THE STORE
1 No. n Csnal-st. For particulars enquire OF
O.. A Berwin. i34tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Lost.
agents. Gnted.

TERRITORY GIVEN TO SUCCESSFUL CAN
! vsssers. Globe Manufacturing Co, 80 West
Br.dge-st 2S3
NANVAssERS WANTED FOR TOWNS AND
Y cities outside Grand Rapids, 10 sell specialtes
without competition. Apply 10 J. NJ. Wheeler,
No. Peari-st NIf
VAN1ED-IO OCAL Or TRAVELLING AGENTS
W fora Dev specially, Fire Proof Sales. y. u.
s2ent ordered a carload first week, a y. }. agent
halt csr-load n hrh csnyssser cleared 500
first month. Buffalo dealer with bis other bust
ness il clearing $50 per month on our specially.
Catalogue free. Alpine safe Co, Cincinnati o.
Oh
Evening journal., 1888-07-05
VeII.known person..

A Kansas maiden OF Is years has broken
the ground and planted 45 acres OF corn
this season, which is now growing lively.
Princess Irene of Hesse received among
her wedding presents a fine linen tablecloth
and six napkins stamped with the Prussian
coat Of arms.
Queen Victoria has imported a bard up
Indian prince TO teach her Hindustani. He
is to receive 1900 rupees for his services
and the Government ia asked 70 foot the
bill.
A. w. Longfellow, brother OF the late
poet, is a prominent figure IN Portland, he
He closely resembles his famous brother
both in manner and person. be is nearly
70 years Of age.
Dean Burgon OF Chichester was recently
speaking on the nature Of a man as distin-
guished from the lower orders of creation.
Man, he remarked, lis a progressive be-
ing; the others are stationary" Though
some OF them can stand on their heads.
Whitelaw Reid, Benjamin Harrison and
Calvin 5. Brice, the new party leader and
millionaire, are all graduates Of Miami
University at Oxford. Ohio. and were
students there within few years OF each
other-graduating between 1852 and 1856.
A.. ]. Gill OF Dade City, Fla, is the
owner Of an grange tree nfty-thres years
old, which is two and half feet in diam
eter and thirty ave feet high. This tree
has yielded 10000 oranges ia q single sea
son, and it is believed, IL no mishap super.
venes, the product win reach 1900 the
present year. Il is one Of a group Of
eightesD. but little inferior in size.
Professor Virchow, at Cairo, lately, was
beset at the door OF his hotel by q band Of
donkey boys, eager to hire their steeds for
big excursions about the city. Take
mine. cried one, hes a very good don
key" Hes no good Mines better
Mines Gladstone donkey p cried a sec
ond, mistaking the stranger for an Eoglish.
manor IriEhman. But a third was a bet
ter ethnolegist, and he shouted: Don't
take him, siri Take minel Gladstone
donkey's no good Take minel He's a
Bismarck donksyi" And that appeal won
the day.
Evening journal., 1888-07-05
Lowenstein was ParaIyzed.

Colonel Peter Sells OF Columbus
Ohio, explains Senator Thurman's ex-
preston in this speech to the returning
Democratic clubs at Columbus the
other night when he said: 81 hope
this announcement will not paralyze
you as our friend Lowenstein was
once paralyzed." Mr.. Sells says that
Lowenstein was a member Of the Ohio
Legislature during the election of
Senator Payne, and being Of thrifty
nature, managed to get something
like $1,000 for his vote for the Stand
ard Oil Company's man. Soon after
the deal had been made one of Low
enstein's friends, knowing his cupidity
went 70 him and said: ''Say, Caspar.
do You know what they are doing m
s..sl;r Il the hoseil~ "So," said Cas-.
Evening journal., 1888-07-05
THE cUllNLNS AFFAIR.

Tue answer Of AIr. Walter Cummins
to eur exposure Of his peculiar fiuan-
cial operations viii be found in another
column of this impression. lie
speaks Of his unfortunate position as
Financial emharrassments," and we
are surprised only that he did not add
the word temporary" His letter is
of the least possible consequence, how
ever, as Walter Cummins is dis
credited man. OF course he will make
denials and try to exact ''good
characters from his old friends.
This is but natural. We shall not
40 out Of our way to pursue him or to
discredit him further. That has not
been and is not now our purpose. We
entered upon this work solely for the
benefit of our patrons. It was only
after the utmost deliberation that we
put the exposure into print, but now
that the unpleasant duty has been
entered upon we shall not allow our
selves to be turned back by anything
Mr.. Cummins may say about us or
threaten to do TO US. Indeed we
believe it to be our duty to
consider his personality no longer.
Our duty to the public alone RENAME.
The letter of Mr.. Lea Pusy does not
help the unfortunate man any. We
are sorry that Mr.. Pusey appended his
name to it, and Mr.. Pusey, we suspect,
is sorry himself. He has taken this
opportunity to convince the public
that the affairs of the Perpetual Loan
Association are all right, but there the
usefulness of his letter ends. 1t is
evident that the Perpetual Loan
only escaped Cumminss dishonest
methods through the keen understand
ing and prompt action of its other
officers. He actually succeeded ia
imposing second mortgage upon
them when he had led them TO believe
that it was to be a first. For this act
they deposed him as counsel for the
association as soon as they could with
out creating a scandal and they further
removed him as a director just as soon
as his term had expired; and they did
this, because OF his dishonest practices.
Mr.. Pusey's explanations Of his letter,
which we publish in another column,
tell the whole story.
Mr.. Jummins's reply is pitiful in
view Of the enormity charged against
him. He Is charged with borrowing
thousands Of dollars upon false repre-
sentations, Of abusing his trust as
counsel for and a member Of loan as
sociation, of converting to his personal
use money which had been confided to
him for investment, aud of violating
his oath and honor as an attorney
at law repeatedly and in the
grossest and most reprehensi-
ble manner. These are the charges
made and ciroumstantially supported
by this journal on Tuesday. His an
swer is the weak, pitiful and disin-
genuous letter which we publish to-
day. Let the public judge between our
charges and his reply and if that is not
satisfactory TO him he is welcome to
take the matter before any other tri-
bunal.
Evening journal., 1888-07-05
The rlrs-nrlcls Enaussry.

Mt EhIt"RfAtA GA0uhAEJs
Tariff League Bulletia.
This industry, although but little
known and not SO important as some
others, has, nevertheless, assumed di-
mensions of no small proportions, as
will be seen from the figures presented
herewith. The capital invested is
$50, 0O0,0 900. One hundred thousand
men are employed, and millions are
paid out annually for wages. These
figures would be doubled If this indus
try was better protected.
But suppose the little protection it
has were to be Withdrawn, what would
be the result? The works, cupola, etc,
would not be worth ten per cent. Of
present value tor any other purpose.
The industry in this country could
not exist, 100000 men would at
once be thrown out Of employment.
and millions OF dollars in wages with
drawn from American workmen.
At present one.half of the frebrick
and gas retorts that are used in this
country are imported. Much Of our
brick is superior to the Scotch or any
foreign brick. At the same price gas
works will always use American gas
retorts in preference to foreign. New
jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania and other
states have abundance of clays and
sands. Raw material is cheap, but the
price OF labor is such that friedrich
and gas retorts under the present tariff
can be imported at less price than the
cost here Of manufacturing. Let us
explain the reason for this. In Europe
men and boys are employed in this in
dustry at 20 cents per day. IN this
country boys are paid from 81 30 to SO
per week. Men are paid from $1.25 to
81 95 per day, and some earn as much
as $3.50.
An American manufacturer who
has just returned from tour through
Scotland tells us that no saw on the
roads there, women and children
working in this industry, and for
pittance Of 90 cents per day, a whole
family not being able to earn as much
as one workman here.
The present duty on friedrich is 90
per cent. ad valorem, and for gas re-
torts % per cent. The Mills bill has
reduced the latter to 90 per ceut., and
the original bill had friedrich on the
free list. In addition to all those adj
vantages to the foreign manufacturer,
the articles under consideration are
brought over here as ballast. What
folly, what injusticel With protection
we would see 200, 600 laborers securing
annual wages of over $4,000, ,00o. |
Without protection these laborers
must accept pauper wages, and large |
would have no work at all.
Their children must leave school, their
wives abandon their bright and happy |
homes.
Our own sand and clay will lie
useless in their beds, our gas will be
made in English gas retorts, aud our
furnaces covered with friedrich /
stamped with a British crown. Which
shall it be-protection and prosperity,
Or free trade and poverty.
Evening journal., 1888-07-05
south America Presidents.

Costa Rica elects her Presidents for
Eve years.
The President Of Honduras holds
Office for four years.
In 1886 Barrillas was chosen Chief
Executive Of Guetamala for four
years.
When Nicarauga elected Carazo to
the Presidency Of that Republic, it was
for a term Of four years.
Chill will elect a President again in
1891. In 1886 President Balmaceda
began to serve a four year term.
The Argentine Republic elects its
Chief Executive every six years, and
its present ruler, President Celman,
was elected in 1856.
When the Executive Of Columbia
signs bill he writes: president
Nunez." He was elected in 1886 for a
term of six years.
Evening journal., 1888-07-05
Mis- cnshman,s o1Ter NTerrilies. ;,

Tho late Miss Charlotte Cushman's Meg
MelTilies was another instance Of perfect
make up.n This lazy was frequently en-
gagged the entire afternoon in preparing her
self for her evening triumph She had very
clever theory thar, in order to appear old
upon the stage, the wisest thing was to care
fully study the lines indicated by nature on
ones face, which, she very rightly remarked,
time would deepen only too soon Anybody
older than % may see in a looking glass a
number Of lines and wrinkles which will
deepen imperceptibly as time goes on If
they frown or pretend to cry, these win be
emphasized at once. 1t is into these that the
darkening material should be introduced
with great skill and care if a realistic picture
Of age is to be produced Most actors paint
lines to indicate age quite independently Of
those which nature traces day by day in
every human countenance, and a double set
of wrinkles is frequently the unsatisfactory
result--Saturday Review.
Evening journal., 1888-07-05

The cottage is a two story building with
piazzas nearly all around The inside finish
is i'm natural wood oiled, with a stripe Of
terra Gotta at the base. AS in tho case Of the
cottage at Marion where Mrs. Cleveland will
summer, the windows overlook Buzzards
bay. The apartment intended for the gen
eral is a large and elegantly furnished room,
with a fireplace, half glass doors, q bay
window, rattan furniture aud the floor COW
cred in Turkish rugs and blue and white
straw mating. The room is furnished in
California redwood, and over the doorway is
a handsome piece Of Japanese wicker work.
There is q room intended for the generals
Office, if he is well enough to use it, located
to the south. Upstairs are the sleeping
rooms for the family. Thehouse is furnished
throug for summer use. The furniture Is
not yet all in, but win be in q few days. At
first the family win board at the hotel.