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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-11
THE BRANCH OF THE GRfAT BOTTOM SHOE HOUSE
MO-. 3B4 KING STREET.

Are going 10 move for the season to Cape May, N.
L. June 8. The baacce of the stock must BIS closed
out this week, will close June I6 Now is the
time to money III buying Footwear We will assure
you that you buy from IS per cent cheaper
the dollar than anywhere else II the goods not as we
represent we will Fefu1d the money az 3o4 King street
ot there, at other branch No West Secoad street
TIE BRANCH OF HE G2EAY B9-TCN SHOE HOUSE
s:G. sV4s NiisSs Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-11

Saturdays trade
had that steady, all
day pulse to it that
merchants like to see
and thatmakes their
faces shine.
The Bargain Room
shared it. Money
saved-is the bright
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latting every season.

These makes are all of the
best Chinese and Japanese
looms and made expressly
ios fine rltlU 3ya6e. We
scan 16JCutaG 40 ln1n as the
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The balloon loo sen, ., Up By os NJ
on s1is'Q wires i 5. sist51 = II
. .SSs i to F "a 1T 'n SStc'5'Ss
ana an he sei letter 1t COn'aiu0u.
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Peter ]. Ford. Who SS.,, s Is,
' vos. g. &c called On Aly ,1see.s aisi'
o. only con grnlulstt9Gdb + 4 BE l. Sod
bat alsu promis''
mort,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-11

The greatest good cheer attends our
business. 1t wasn't question of doing
as well as last year To do twice as we'll
is our mark. We manufactured literally
enough to do it, and made the prices such
as you expect in coming to first hands
and headquarters to buy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-11

yXYANrED-BY A WE'LL EDUCAc AD
w practic Il business young man OF ~,
q position Is beokkeeper or olerk,eompeteEt
10 tax charge OF ONCE exDerlenced, salary
moderate. kddIefs Business, No. sis spruce
street, LES"
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The largcs: s 3!1 iIi, . ii
which g., Il; 4 St ss1 e 4 e. + yss
H n . RS1aPff S iS Eth ;s *:
: s,a5sssStn Saa1'ii 1 s1ss.s..,.eo..s
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s7toR RENr-RUoMS ar Ill WEST STE
u strssI w ~.
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laSaM issstsisd Listens 10
NESg az LEANS N ALTOONA "A BAEE
HoN 4rlBGssa. IA.
REM I'm Der ds ss.,s ssS Rgs sssT:ss Z
AMI Early, Who are in ohSSga o. the draw.
tnGg, IL y guarantee OF aosoluts farmers
aud integUty, that the ohanoea gro all
equal and tina no one can possibly divine
what numbers Will draw Prize.
| RERSEMBEH that tue psymen. Of IT.
| Prizes ig GUARANTEED BY RDeR
n RATIONAL HANKS Of roW Orleans
| and the 1ttksta afe signed ny the Prc5i
| deaf OF an Institution, whose charter cd
| rights nre recognized IN tho highest Courts
| therefore tnwsre OF any Inc itstions or Al
| uoymous 10hgnAA
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Mayor Rno ,,,I. , asps ~ . W
e e. ', gR6Iaon o .sst ,..3 G q
S ssgs sSo E qs. Z ,. aSi,ts S 90
lnsli az WnA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-11

CHINA MATIINdS,
JAPANESE MATTINGS,
DAMASK MATTINGS,
.JOINTLESS MATTINGS,
In fine assortment. There's
nothing in floor covering
that gives a restiul GOODNESS
to the appearance Of a house
in the hos summer months
better than a Mating. 1t /:
easily kept In order and
Imakes a sweet and cleanly
hot weather floor covering
In plain, white neat fig
lures or damask effects the,
make a well-furnished room
and in good gu .litles ar,
satisfactory in wear. w,
sell thousands Of yards @
Mating every season.
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Is Of SO ssg,.,o J ,' ,,,s,ssi q
rritgs
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II, a. UAUFiINI
Esv Orleans, La,
WsahanYsSn. y. G
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Fourth and Market streets
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Grand Quarterly Drawing,

In the Academy of Music, New
Orleans. Tuesday June 70. ,8S
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
A GiODY GIRL.
She Runs Away from Home and Is Arrested
Here.

She Runs Away from Home and is Arrested
Here.
Sheriff Lee, of Ionia, who has been in the
city for the past two days looking for a
young girl named Alta Moore who had run
away from home. succeeded in finding her
last evening at Lees restaurant on Peari-st.,
where she was waiting table. She was
placed in Jail. where she was interviewed
by reporter of the TELEGRAM II ERALD.
She atates that she came here from loRia
about three weeks ago, with q woman who
went under the name of Nora Brooks, and
who is a tough character. Nora csIne here
for the purpose of starting 3 sporting house
and brought Alta with her as one of its in
mates. They spent q few days here and
did not succeed in getting q location. Alta
went to work Al q private residence on
Stocking-st and Nora after investigating q
little further, returned 10 Ionia. Saturday
night Alta went home 10 spend
Sunday with her mother who is
o widow, and has been married twice,
Alta is the daughter of her first husband,
her mothers name now being King. Alta
spent Sunday at home. and her mother
forbade her to leave again, but she stole
away and in order TO evade her mother did
not go back TO her former place, but went
to work in Lees restaurant. where sha was
found by the Sheriff. who was sent after
her by her mother. Alta is rather pretty
girl, of fifteen Summers, and is determined
not TO remain at home. as she says she can
not get along with her mother, whom she
claims is unkind to her. Sheriff Lee says
the woman. Nora Brooks. is In the House
of Correction at lonia, and he will take
Alta home today
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
DE-. EVANS AT SWEETS HOTEL.


For the past two or three weeks the daily
papers of this city have been recording
many strengs and wonderful cures per-
formed by DR.. Evans at the above hotel.
From curiosity to see ana learn something
of the doctor and his method of treating. On
Monday we concluded TO visit his rooms at
the Sweets Hotel. We found his spacious
apartments absolutely thronged with pa
tients suffering from almost every concelv-
able form OF disease, and much to our sat
isfaction upon interrogating those present
their answer was unanimous that the doctor
was rapidly disspating their ailments.
The first person interviewed was
Mrs. Henrietta Joice, who stated that she
resided az Cedar Rapids, Mich, ana had
been stopping in the city Just one week.
for the purpose of being treated by Dr.
Evans, who had entirely cured her OF the
most excrucia;ing neuralgia and rheuma-
tism, from which she had suffered for the
past eight yesrs. She stated that when she
came 10 the city she could not leave her
room without assistance. and had not slept
two hours al any ole time for over a year
She expressed herself as entirely vel, and
stated that those wishing to learn the par
ticulsrs of her case could do SO by address
ing her as above Cedar Springs, Kent county.
Mich The next most interesting case
Mr.. Caldwell. who resides at No. 39l Otta
vast this city, who was accompanied by
his mother who stated that his son was so
deaf when be first took him To Dr.. Evans
that it was with difficulty that she could
make him hear, aud that after single mag
netic treatment by DR.. Evans, nearly two
weeks ago. he was completely cured and
bad remained so ever since, this lady had
called, she said. TO get cured of heart
trouble, also other painful atfiictions. Many
persons afflicted with various other dis
eases we're interviewed anu ali are satisfied
that the doctor was rapidly curing them,
ment. The doctor informed the reporter
that owing TO the great demand
upon bis service a. the hotel he would be
compel ed to close his free treatments 81
Hartman's Hall after next Saturday, but
| that he would continue to treat those Tho
were able and willing TO pay at his parlors
at Sweets Hotel from 10 a. IN. till Z. D. m
| of each day for about thirty days longer
| and that those who contemplate applying
| to him TOR treatment should DO 50 al once
| as he cannot tell how many treatments may
| be necessary to effect a cure in any given
case. The number OF treatments usually
necessary to effect permanent cure of old
| standing chronic cases varies from one 10
six or eight in number, and as it is not pos
| sble to give treatments oitener than twice
per week several weeks are sometimes
| necessary to effect a cure. His consulte-
| tons are free, but no free patients are
| treated al the hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

insn6erssis eoBesis-4 Easns sDeek IN
eEssiion eoatsBdlng With Is creator
Aaa2eity toy nzns Il lagsrsol-
He ssys sx2ln ~s1pposs I don't kno~
anything 2boat Is have ! nos rigst -
have 81 opini0Df' Cerl4inly. ~Aac sz-
pfess iCe Most assured >. Bal as asa
hLzn. a tie ZANE VI eomz0Qn ssns@, hos
can . man farm al opiaaoia 1poa ast &c
doat know anyFEing 4co1E
A school teacher pTODoaaasd tbs pro
oiem 70 a sch0.4r Ii yoar iztssr owes
ais 400 and Is % pay ne - seek. aos
nnc1 alA 1s 0ss ne seFeD seeks fTom
H0s a hundred dollars pTomOtly re-
Piled the boy. -Oh Nc. ny BOY, yoi1 don
kno~s the rules Of arith nsGie" II nav
not know the rules Of sFithMsiie. . SAD the
lsd. -bat vs got the Ola maa down me"
50 se have got IngsFsoii down bse We
know lust hos Tar la may DC trusted aud
Jest whsI he Is uoFth- He i mad. all the
tins and every where Mad because peoois
believe IA God and hereafter aud be don l.
he would destroy : mans mind because he
don't ike the material OF y hich Il is builL
IL Is tie Only shelter man has. bur he viii
not build him . new place 0f abode IN It's
pace. he vii cry 10 = fellow uaan. Don {
drink that water. It's poison. But
where shall / get water There may be
got and / know it's not poison. because 1t
has nOaished ms so long through life. AMI
/ must drink or die But be dashes the
cap from the mans hand znd ne perishes.
Nature. according 20 lngers0ll. creates man
without purpose and disposes OF him with
on regret. and yet he says Nature is God
al the God there Is.
OF the bible be says il has caused all the
tortares. forged all the chains, melted all
the wars. and In tue next breath be says
only Z.00O. 600 have ever read II. 800, coo 600
have never seen il, SOC ,Oo0 90 have never
heard of IT, And he knows that with all its
brilliant features he could write better
book himself He mas denied saying this.
but the speaker believed he said IL;
first, because il was just like him
10 cay such al implous thing, second.
because IL Was not true, and third. be-
cause be himself heard him say it from
the platform, and be thought that q pretty
good reason. The stupendous conceitsd
mountain Of nonsense, he cannot even
read the language in which the book was
originally written.
Alter an hour of such sea thing rebukes.
and sarcastic tongue iashings, the General
seriously appealed 70 his God d-loyiag audi
tors to throw behind such teachings. TO
| turn where there is love for the living.
hope for the dying, aspirations for the
future, instead Of this pagan philosophy
which would again plunge the g.itterihg
steel into the throat OF tue blessed Redeemer,
10 follow Him who has said come
unto me all We that are weary and heavy
laden and | will give you rest"
This brief report can convey no idea oi
the eloquence and power OF Gen. Sheridan's
address. Though beyond the prime of life
| he Is of commanding physique noble mien
vigorous and an eloquent and pleasing ora
| tor. The lecture was a rare treat, and the
Young MeI's Christian Association are to
be congratulated upon securing such an ac
| QUESTION TO their seasons course.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Tia Grand Rapids Guard have appointed
the following committees 10 arrange fol
their annual ball aud reception - ths Gov
error 70 De given April 10.
Reception Brig. Gen. l. C smith. A A
Gen. c. ". Calkin.. Col. J. c. Herk neF Col
K Cr0gt0n Fox. Cot Z. II. Irish. LeaL Col
K ". Chester. Asl. " T. AcG1rrin. Ma
". r. Hsks. Capt. L. w. Jones. Capt w. 5.
kinney, IissL J. SChroudeE. Lieut.. J. ID.
Kroner, Chairman: A. h. Tyson. Frank
Elstcn, W +. Matter. +. a Werner. Frank
CuEtiss p. II . Brien. Clay II. Waite. ChAs.
Richmond.
The follosing honorary members have
also kindly consented 10 act Ola the Kecep-
ton COMMITTEES. Maj c. W Watkins Col.
+. ). Pierce. ". II. kOrtlsndeT, ID. q. Under.
wood, J.. Belknsp, Henry Spring, Boyd
Pantlind, Capt. NJ. A. hey nan, w. Alden
smith. Geo K Perry.
Invitations and printing!. Schroeder
]. IL Taylor. J j. Howell. ID. nilson. II.
II Keeler. j. ID. Muir Geo +. keek.
Decorations--W c. Brishtrsll. Henry
Houssman, w. ID. Bryant, w A simmons
|. Gleenbaum. A 5. Hilhouse, r. Lee, JAS
Lynch. l.. Van Proven, A. b. Snnson. J.
Dekruif.
Floor-L n. Spring. w. C. Brightran
Arnold Greenbaum. ". h. Holden. Fred 4.
Denny. w. h Schmidt. Van A Wallin
Banquet-W. ;. kinnsy. ID. @. Crawford
Chas. HI. Libby, +. France, +. Ii. Kinney
o. Bonney, A. DeWindt. 5. A. Emery
Executive. schrouder, Chairman; w
s. Kinney. L. n. Spring, j. ]. Howell, w
Z. brghsIall
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Gen. Geo. A Sheridan. who lectured be-
fore ths Y. NJ c. A. last evening made
friendly call on Mrs. Anna Berger-Lynch
Yesterday at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iovd Breeze. and expressed his coincidence
tor The death OF her little daughter. The
General is a long time personal friend OF
the Lynch lsmily.
G. "A. Norris. general agent Of the Michi-
zan Central, WAS in his once yesterday for
tns irst time in several weeks. Charlie had
assrioos attack Of neuralgia IN bis eye and
. sioely recovering.
W J. Howard has gone 10 Florida TO JOIN
his family who have been spending the
Winter with President HughaIt OF the &.
RAJ.
w. r. shelby, Of "a Lsfsvstte-st., Vice
President and Treasurer Of the q. K. Il l..
Railway Company. Is IN Detroit on ousi-
ness.
H.A. Iamos and vif. Of the Union depot
lunch room. are in Denver, Colorado. and
expect to be home about the trst OF April
Clark n. Gleason. Of the law firm of
Gleason a Bundy. has returned from
business and plsasGrs trip 70 Csiifornis-
j. winnstt. Of Chicago. agent for the
Wisconsin, Central Railroad, - IN the city,
calling on the railroad officials.
c. z. Buchanan and wife, Of Iowa, are
amending a weeks vacation with DR.. ]. c.
buchanan and wife Of FultOn-sG
A B. Turner and A. Prsusser. hsvs gone
90 North Central Illinois on two weeks
duck shooting expedition
H.k Bsrwin, of Buffalo. ". L, Is in The
city en- business. Harry represents hard
ware establishment
J Hkldsrmsn, A. :. Bond and y. Gull,
Business men Of Fort Wayne we're IN the
city yesterday.
Ms. W r. Shelby has gone TO New
York 70 the bedside Of her father Who is
seriously IL
Frsok I. Moon. travelling salesman for
The Phenix Fsrnitdrs Company Is in the
eiY.
" e Ransom. State Insurance Com mis-
rOner. Is IN the city on business.
r. n. Shornton. of View York city. va'
registered az Sweets yesterday.
Miss Mar Stssrus. Of Safest, Is soon &c
20 70 Calif0rnis for hsr heslth.
Miss Charlotte srennsr. OF Or0no, Ne. is
visiting friends in the city.
Ms. c. A. Peek Of Kalamazoo. Vas in
The city yesterday.
J. Gor,ou, Of Flint, % in the city on bus
iness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
order of Discontinuance.

The facts of the case Of the United States
against Peter Hsckeit and James Kennedy,
which was tried in the United States Court
yesterday, and sn order of discontinusnce
granted are as follow. The plaintiffs
Peter Hackstt and James Kennedy, with
several others who are now dead, were the
sureties of John G. Dexter. now deceased,
Who Was tbs receiver of the United States
Land Office Al Ionia about twenty years and
some two or three years ago il vas discov-
cred on looking over the bonds at Wash
ington that Dexter vas . dstsulter to the
amount Of several thousand dollars. and
the bonds were sent here to recover the
damages. The two remaining plaintiffs,
who were sureties thsrsupon commenced
suit TO obtain an order of disconunuance
aud il was granted them yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
TOWN TOPICS.


The t4nersl - she ate Peter Grsnges
Vii 1s 1sld lrom =. AAsifs~s s4lafat--
f0dsg.
81 Marx hooe has Bssn presented VITA
sn arEaa o. Ars. sallaei Fuller 4a1 janus
4 J. rFis'iEch.
fosseil LsaVtf. of BeilaiFs vas al
Court yesterday.
4 maDia sugar soes4i siil os gwen oy tns
laslss II me ChaFch of Christ. ~ tns f'4xiors
of lhs shnEeh. Thursday sssaing.
Tue funeral 81 James Mulberry sas heit
al the reasdencs. al Turner "a. yesterday
afternoon. aad x4z lzrssly attended.
Turnkey Lssis silI take Nelson Norris
10 tns sork house al Detroit today, gaere
he sill adjourn sixtg days ior osigg drank.
TIE Z. al I'll se0d cut handsome
II illasirsssd folder and ne nsuai calendar
iasgsAl o. ths regular guide ooox Tia sum
E.sr.
Osinx % ths repairing II the AoFsy build
inx tie city DCof suDsly st0rs nas been fe-
moved Across tas street. into the POsers'
Opera House block.
Andrew B. Hum and others through
their attorneys. EgglestOn q Acbfids, nled
. declaration Ia the Circuit C0url yesterday
ssainst Jennie ksrSelL
Al The aseeIing 0f the Republican City
Committee they decided ~ cal TIE ward
caucusses next Tuesday, aud tne cisy con
veniion the following Friday night
A dispatch has been received by Sheriff
Bisnop, stating that a spsn Of Norman Per
eher0n horses ald . carrags had been
stolen fron a f4rmsr near Battle Creek.
Ata sDscial mssunz held oy the Grand
Rapids Guard. j. ID. Kroner Was elected
SECOND Lieutenant owing % The resigna-
uou Of r. e. BAKER sEO Intsnds leaving The
city.
The Grand Rapids Amateur Photographs
Club have elected 0fscefs for The ensuing
year, a. foloNsE President DR.. J. Z. Parker
6=crstary r. T. Dryden. Treasurer and Ia
brsrian. Fred avery.
Ths valley city Building and Loan As
socizlion have sceepted the res snsEion OF
Mr. NerdisF a. Treasurer and Director and
slectsd and Director Fred Loettsrt and ii.
echnslder a. Treasurer.
The Los Angeles Herald announces ths
death Of Aiss Mildred stevens IA thai eity
~ measles Mis- stevens sss formerly 8
resident Of this city and talented artist
shs vas buried IN California
The testimony in The Clay investigation
wtll 10 read and signed By the witnesses IN
the Prooass court this morning. and II the
defense has 40 further testimony TO oftsi
the Arguments vii Do heard oy Judge Per
kins.
Elder l. Johnson. Of Chicago. viii preach
a. the A. q. W. Hall on Canal-st- Ia ths
Scandinavian language. Friday, Saturday
sunday and Monday evenings and sunday
sftsrnoOn. Mr.. Johnson Is an abe speaker
and al OF this nationality are invited 10 al
tend.
The second evening IN thr series OF the
splendid Illustrations and lectures by n II
Ragsn occurs Friday evening. at the Foun
tain Street Baptist church. As very large
number Of people witnessed bis illustration:
On Paris, no word OF eOmmendation Is nee
sssaFy. The lecture. Friday evening. IS on
the knine and switzerland
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

MORTGAGE sALE.--Defsnii having been mace
vi ia the conditions Of certain iuo isage. eAe-
cufed by Clinton ID Shoemaker ana sarah G.
Shoemaker, his wife of the village OF GreEdfiile.
Kent county, stse OF Michigan - Julls {.
Parker Of New I SNen, county OF n Aae0-n5 and
state aforesaid and recorded Ia the once Oftbe
Register OF Deeds OF kaa county, Michigan. Ia
hDer i08 OF mortgages OF psee &ss on the I'm
day % November, a. D., 1873 al go o clock p.
m on which mortgsge there II claimed 10 be due
al the date Of this notice he sun Of eight bnn-
dred and twenty-five dollars and seventy nye cents
S813. 81, and no suit pFoct s1iDgs Al las
having been instituted 10 recover TIE said
sum or anypGrt thereof. notice Is hereby
given that by virtue OF the power OF "a c
in such ease made and provided, fSta
mortgage viii be for closed by sale OF the
mo tagged premises thl rein described 10 satisfy
said mortgage debt. Interest, attorney Zee ian al
'crney aud councillor az law having been en-
ployed 70 f0reciOse said moftse age. and costs of
sale at public auction 10 tbe highes. bidder on
Friday, april 2'th. D, loss at ten
house Of said Kent county, Michigan. the sane
being the place OF bOl1lug he Ci;cnlt Court for
said county, d VIII. Court block on Lyon street
ia the city OF era q Rapids sad premises being
described a. follows. to-wlt:
All those certain pieces0r parcels Of aDd situate
and being IN the village of Gr&ndyile. county OF
Kent and State nf Michigan and descTlb d as
follows, TO wit: Lots nun be- one hundred and
ninety-fve (l95l, one hundred and Dlocty eight
Qgsl two hundred and seven COZ, and two hun
dred and ten 2lol. old survey, OF plat % Grand
vile village, according 70 the recorded plat
DstedJan. oath, A. D., 1888. Wed
JULIA c. PARKER, Mortgage.
CRoZKR & CUTLER, Attorneys for Aortssgee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
Registration Notice.

recfoT ~ the CITY of Grand Rsrias-Tske
N8fioe TIE Board - hesisfls len ~ ne Civ q
fsrs1s Ese 90 viii RI - - TIE pisces hefei1s re-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
STILL SorsG.

Calling into the crockery store OF ID. J.
Evans & Co. yesterday it was quite sur
prise to zee the crowds still swaying to and
fro in this. for the last week. very popular
store. In spite of the inclemency Of the
weather the sales still continued very large,
for the people seem to realize that tnis is a
genuine closing out sale for the benefit OF
the mortgage credliers and the good. must
be converted into czsh. Nothing but low
prices are surely accomplishing the desired
object for never before was crockery of all
kinds sold st such ruinoUsy low prices q.
are here placed on goods, nos 1, the time to
buy, foF the goods must be closed out in
short order. Call early before the choies
selections are gone.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

The Grand Rspids Academy Of Medicine
bad su interesting meeting at the oftcs oi
Tlrs nisbrov and Welsh. lsst evening. DR.
Boise resd = psper on pnaumoDia- after
which he discussion vas opened - Dr.
Wooster The subject of establishing a
National Beard OF Hes tn. bill tor which
- pending in Congress vsS dis
cusSeti The secretary vas IL
sfrucied 20 write 70 members Of Congress
ard urge upon them Toe zdvisaoilitT of
s.gsi aiuinr the measurs. Or Graves vas
elected q member If he Academy
The next meeting vii - held 10 weeks
from isst night az The residences Of pr.
Johnson. 81 invitation OF The Doctor. At
ihst tine Dr Brsiy VII rad paper on
a,slnralinn Of the bin
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
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