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In New York Wednesday afternoon Mn. Caro-
line Schmidt, aged twenty -three, while insane
from milk fever, throw herself from . fourth
story window with her two children --Jenn 3,
three years old. and Emil, two years. JENNA
was instantly killed and the boy and his maA
mother were badly injured.
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PEsoNAL.-Col. Lamont and Marshal Wilson
went to New York last night.-JohnC c. Leitch
of Pittsburg, Jas. Wick of Rochester, George
Evens Of Boston. and w. j. Grant Of Mil
waukee. are at Williard's.-C. r. Banks and
W. Z. Gilvie of New York, are at the Ebbitt.-
Senator Jones OF Nevada, left San Francisco
for Washington to-day.-Hon. Charles T.
Chamberlins.-W. J. Gibson and W. P. Will
liams OF New York. Charles L. Gilpin of Fhila-
delphia, Hon. Frank Jones of Portsmouth, N.
H., and L. Stanford Perry of Liverpool, Eng.
are at the Riggs. Compton Of Columbus
Ca, and n. J. Bailey OF Philadelphia, are at
army, and Representative Wheeler and family
are at the Buckingham.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon Thos. N. Penrose
has been ordered to the Richmond. Passed
Assistant Surgeon F. W. F. Weber to the
Independence. Chief Engineer w. B. Brooks to
temporary duty at Cold Springs,N.Y. Lieut. C.S
Buchanan has been detached from the YER
mont, and ordered to the Naval War College,
Medical Inspector A. 8. Oberly, from the Rich
mond. Passed Assistant Surgeon W. G.. Will
son, from the Independence, and ordered
to the St. Louis. Assistant Engineer
w. +. @. Hasson from the Brooklyn, January g.
and granted three months leave. Gunner
VIM. wilson from the Vermont to the Rich
mond. Gunner Andrew Harmon from the
Richmond and placed on waiting orders.
ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Geo. A. Dodd
third artillery, has been ordered to Philadel-
phia on inspection service. First Lieut.. W. G.
Butler, third infantry, has been granted fifteen
days leave of absence. Capt L. A.
La Garde, assistant surgeon. has been
granted three months extension of leave; First
Lieut. N. 3. Jarvis, assistant surgeon, has been
relieved from duty at Fort Leavenworth
and ordered to duty at Fort Lewis,
Col; Captain Frank West, 9Th cavalry,
has been ordered to assist the Secretary
OF War in examining and reporting upon
the claims eff the states and territories named
In the acts of August 4, 1885, and June "a, 1882.
Forty recruits have been ordered to the sixth
infantry, 80 to the seventh infantry and 50 to
the eighth infantry.
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Eorrry COrpT-.L,Ci,e n
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: E. L.
A. W. Prather to same, sub 1876, 50. l0O3 o., 500.
b. F. Leighton ct al, to B. A. Clarke, lot 2,
blk 29, Brookland; S225. Gordon Spencer to !.
p. Brooks, sub 210, ]. B. H. 3 sub Mount Pleas
ant; e. WI Schneider to John Schneider,
undivided third lot NJ, SO. 916; sI3O.
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LOCAL NOTES.

dents applying for admission to the bar Of the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia
win hold an examination in the rooms of the
civil service commission tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
In the case Of Laura Lloyd agt. R. B. Lloyd
for speeding the cause, and directing that the
plaintiff have custody of the infant child for
the next ten days, then the defendant ten days,
and thus alternate with the custody till further
orders
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l41S street
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TIE SELLxRs R.-District-Attorney Sell
lers ct Indianapolis has declined TO withdraw
his resignation, and the President l. now said
to be considering whether he shall accept II or
order his removal. No action was taken TO-
day.
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Capitol Topics.
THE SENATE TARIFF HEARINGS.

THE SENATE TARIFF HEARINGS.
In the recess Of the Senate the Senate sub
committee on finance: in charge Of the tariff
bill are busying themselves to-day in an effort
to clear up their correspondence, which has &C
cumulated in large quantities during the
week. But two hearings were given
this morning-on others. cognac brandies
and other volatile spirits by Mr.. Abrahams, Of
New York, and on jute goods by Maj Pierce, Of
st. Louis, and Mr. Dement,. of Springfield, Ill.
Tonight there will be heard representatives Of
the hosiery and paints and colors trades.
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.
The legislative appropriation bill was re-
ported to the House to-day. 1t appropriates
800, s02, 240 being S13S. 900 less than last year
and more than $500, 900 less than the estimates
Three of the members of the board of pension
appeals and three of the laws clerks in the
Office of the Secretary Of the Interior are
dropped.
The joint congressional committee charged
with investigating the condition Of the Wash
ington aqueduct was not in session to-day, and
will not meet again until next Tuesday.
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RAMOS or rHs TaEnxoNrrRR.-The following
we're the readings ct the signal Office to-day:
O.. m, ~; 2 p. m, 81; maximum, -;
minimum. a.
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4 ere among cotton ON Brycs'swharf, Clarlss-
ten, 8 e, Wednesday nigha danassd several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court to
George Schnerger and Dora Feuss Ahenns;
Preston Dudley and Nellie Hart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

KxraHrs TK,rPLAR Coxrxo.-De Witt
Brooklyn. have secured quarters at the Metro
politan hotel at the time of the triennial con-
clave next October. Two members were here
last week and were shown about the city BY
Capt. 8. II. Merrill, and they were well pleased
with the quarters finally selected
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cannot rely upon medicinal remedies to
restore their eQuznimity, but sufferers
BkOkkS from weak back loss Of vitality and gem
ers want Of strength. may safely put
their faith in Benson's Ptaasr This
HEARTED plaster IL purely medicinal and owes its
popularity to the wonderful results II he
achieved In Thousands OF casea Tryu.
PEOPLE 81 Send two cent stamp 10 sesbury 4
johnson. n. T.. fog copy Of Instructions
from the Doctor.n
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HOW A SITE WAS BOUGHT.


HOW THE PURCHASE OF TEE roLicR STATION SITE
on NINTH STREET WAS MApK-n. wRLLHn
rkLLs ABOUT THE CHECK THAT WAS orvxx BAcH
TO THE MIDDLE NAN
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THEY HAVE NO DOUBT THE PORTFOLIO WILL BH
rENDKRED TO HIN, But THINK TIE CURRENT
REPORTS NAT BIZ PRKMAruRI-xR. BI.AIxI
STILL An ACTIVE NAN.
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CONFERENCE MEMBxRs TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
fARADR-DEsIoNs ron HKpAL-ARnASaIxo
roR rIRIwonKs, ETC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
AMATEUR OARSMEN
NEETlNa OF T-s EXECUTIVE soAR0-
Jshs .. coressi. >eslisF 81 sAs FaFssx.i
elsa. .zsfs8asa - tas k.es ss
tks ss.Fsi-I ~ geEs-nt fssi-szs
Tfa.xseas4

The Exsessss Bad Of tas NSEshSsst
sFn Am.iear Ko~inx Association held aE
Desfslt tuesday evening" vas lsrzsiy a.
tandsd oy me 1lsmosrs. G. ". Cazanesy
being 10 slteBdanes fron Grand Raplds
Fs-slasa. 6eorxs IA. Lssasr presided aad
81. Cbausesy - secretary RECORDED IA
sasiasss done The priaei "a. o. sct Of ths
nssfinx vas 90 eossitsr charges Azsinst ihs
Standing u az ozrsusn. a. The ass meet
iax Of the association in Grand Rapids a
protest sss entered ~ the Port Huron Boat
TIE fsffaSut boat Club. o. CniczsO. now
champion Ol lie ulled states. alleging that
be = not al amateur aud charging that ne
lad ossn igdirectiy eomp<ns4ted tof Ios-
Ing. After hearing the sliitAgits Of the
President. Secretary and tsptsin Of the
tasr4saI Club and sxsmink CoFbett snd
othsFs Oh oath the Board adopted the fol-
i0vins resolution.
10 : the sense OF The Board. after iavssti-
eatlon of witnesses under oath. that the
protest sBd charges made bY the Port Huron
Boat Clue AGAINST J. r. Coroegt. Of The
far1gUt Boat cab. 0f Chicago, are not
sustained. that Ne recognize said CorbstG as
81 amateur 0aFsnsn Ia good standing.
tOrbett. the scuiier against whom the
charges we're made, eon the North
western championship at Grand Rapids Ia
l.,o. and the National championship at
Chautsuqus last Summer.
The members then adopted resolution
tnaE clubs owing tso or more years dues
DO suspended until the next annual meet
iug Of the Association.
proposed amendment 70 the regatta
rules providing that no entries be received
IN senior events, tic makers of which had
De allowed to enter Ia a irse-lor-all eisss, 10
De established. was laid on the table until
tne next neei!ag Of the Association.
The resolution owed It's origin 20 the f>ct
that the entry Of isst sculler ike corbett
ia q class acted as bar TO others. who bad
no chance OF winning. Ii Is proposed to
establish a special Glass for these last ones.
Notice Vas given Of . proposed amend
ment 10 the bylaws to provide for Milling
vacancies on the Executive Board by the
Board
A committee consisting Of Messrs. Avery
Sterling and Lyon Was appointed 20 aSrangs
. classification In gigs. Heretofore she'll
boats have been altered ard entered as giks.
The neat meeting OF the Association will
be held a. The Russell House the first
Thursday in MAY, 1888.
Ar. Chauncsy returned home from De-
tr0it this morning. and speaks in fisitering
terms OF the reception rendered him by
,hoss present. They aeknOw ledge that
coming from a city like Grand Rapids IL is
some credit for there is no place like this
10 those who have attended the previous
regaitas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

BkFf A AoEpC ASs 0F as 3S 81 aCk -
1 - taaa uofta 80 teAi wti Iett@' ~ i2kg
8 - s4r ee1 49, ilss slt.ftkzke 80 80 i2is
sat Z. = ffesi4
~ y NAFF lFFf S. tHtlTE Lof< Oh 1AE
- LIE - tns 1es sseix rsAa ~ ls~sas ~ sssa
- mel &C al et< fslss 81 fAk ~ te -
A..aiee-st bet3ssK feaH end lske sfeiisie
~etes ~s cao fe4 o. ferf tao seus Az k1ss4
> ss 9c1 Eta.f r.Esf1 Geese rgLfl4 sfe Scf tfof
c1eae Laloa = Dsate&. ASsaA niaaleeet
IA i4isk-
fsok sALE = ss1oD Cias PROPERTY AID
Il sSA saf ne taf k&lx kow = he tllns - ees
cheap A. Il Antsds tFu
lok sAlE-islsfD HofEL fkofkeTY AND
u ftfo11fs faf sale pn< ~ ls0 traits ite1 19tls
ca 81 ~ iofell Alses A X Antssdti 81
l'oK sAfE see WILL BCN A hOfEI. Frk.
4 nstais sna Al. Cal ~ A d Autlssst ISL
tot sAis-t HAYS SoaE oY fhE NFRf
Y bssi iaeees ~ pas iand ior sac Cal qp.ss
No. Lofe4s blacs A. X AJt.s3sA isaf
EOK AlK~CHEAP FOK CASH A Eicf SlNk
Il IceIa Ecs2e snd thiF;s tllcs f,si ios GNf bllsk
ffou Monroe aud Dlstston-sa car n peFfecl ot
Der. Nice home The hieRest ezfsslB IA Grand
Rapids u sid before Decsmisf J. Gail of al
dfess hstio0Al supply Conp2ay, - Monroe a.
ssfsnd kspa1s e4sn
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sAIf OR foR RENT
III lsI lafayette 81 hftb house soufh OF Cherry
~ Aiso one small house % rent on hudson fssee-
inquire on the PREMISES sI1u
rOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house, on sFriDg a. Tor ti.ooo nsst frame
dwelling house. ca jaacs 81, foE a. ~. and al
- acre farm IA sparta tor NT0o; al osl small
roo'n Us. Ledyard block. over Public iAbrsr,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
Coalition of the A.yium.. RsfoTm schools
Etc.-Tho Number of Inmates.

Coalition of the A.yium.. Reform Schools.
Itc.-Tho Number of Inmates.
Last wesk the State Board OF Correct ions
and Chsfities made its annual visit to and
sxsminslian Of the Reform School, State
Prison, Detroit House OF Correction. the
state ssy lums for the insane, and those OF
the deaf dumb and blind, for the
purpose OF rscertaining the condition
etc. Of these institutions. Bishop George
d. Gillespie OF this city. chairman O! the
Board. reports that the Michigan asylum at
Kalamazoo IS ful 20 overlooking with in-
mate. and the State has made al sppropIi-
alton To cree. Two more cottages Tor use.
Ths School for the Blind zt Lansing has
about eighty pupils. and more can bs &C.
conmodatsd.
At the Lansing Reform school there are
st present $50 boys. and the capacity IL 500.
There are 800 pupils a. the school Tor the
deaf st Fiint. At the Eastern Asylum in
Flint there are At present 1856 patients, and
cottages arc being erected for those who do
not need the close watch OF tho wards.
There are nearly 300 persons in the differ.
ent state ssyiums. and some in the poor
houses. Mr.. Gillespie concludes bis report
ss follows:
The Michirsn people may we'll be proud
OF their institutions. They are well
furnishsd and conducted, and there is
no distinction Of person. Adults
and children come from poor
houses and desolaie homes The
State opens wide her arms and says: You
are poor and suffering. aud that Is demand
enough upon my care. and freely, gladly.
give IL 10 yo1. There are further needs,
especially a home for imbeciles. and the
state will not deny this if her citizens wili
influence. as they may, the coming Legisla-
furs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
IL JEW. cONpkssKp

h. 2. AuFpby Tie tailor. is eonnsed 10
BIS ed slIh . very 0a5 cold
. Rosiusos. sr. of Tolsao. 10 IA sas city
looking ever fsilFose matters.
N~Es80ys ssntsd a. the TxLE EsEAA- II "a.
AID eftcs 40 essrFn ave. Miller block.
Paai BlscsmsT. Of Minneapolis. Aian..
ioFneflY Of this city. = ia t0sn visiting
frieads.
fse mssqasTs8s bail given by the
Arositsr tsTsin lB their hal last evening
vss largely attended.
Aboat Axhty young people from this city
attended party 81 the Anlisdsie House,
LAKE hArboT, last evening.
c. s. Montague. lumber Inspector IN this
city, Is spending few days visiting win
bis old scquaintances Ia Chicago.
The boys belonging 10 Hose company No.
4 commenced moving into their mouse.
They have now one Of the nrest houses in
ths city.
The stockholders Of the Ausksxon Valley
Furniture Company heid their annual meet
INK al the compaDy's building yesterday sf-
ternoon.
McDoselFs Conaedy Company. in Our
ksyimeut. will be the next attraction at
lie Op,e.s House. IL will DC presented next
Saturday evening.
@ioU should not forget the eighth an
nivsrssry entertainment given by Auske-
gon Lodge, No. 2sS. /. .. q. T., in their hall
tom0irow night. An enjoyable time Is
promised 20 all.
Hose company al North Muskegon was
called out lasI Tuesday evening about half
past o'clock 10 extInguish = blaze in q
frame building owned and occunied by
Chas. Cleveland on Ruddimsn-ave. A
portion Of the house was saved. The whole
damage viii amount to 100, partially
insured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Miscellaneous.

VANTED-A GOOD OFFICE MAN TO TAKE
W one half interest in agood business; paid
81, 100 last year. Must be clc, at once Bufi-
ness Chance Exchange, room ., Pierce block. n
JTTANrED-- EVERYBODY To KNOW THAT
w We will furnish chairs and tables on short
notice for parties Of any kind. Walkers Seco0d
Hand Store. South Division-st opposite LIVING
stons b'osk i0tf
IVAN TED EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we are oyerstocked in China Siverware.
Lamps, Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. Brio a
brac and Lamps. and are having n special y on
sale 10 reduce stock. Sale commentos Monday,
January 10. n. Leonard. Sons q Co.
EOR SALE - EXTRA NICE DRY KINDLING-
i wood at s1.50 per load delivered. Grand
Rapios NeneerCo. 4eti
i lFE sIzE PASTEL, WATER
IL colors and crsyon, elegantly framed ia bronze
or gilt framea for $40, sl2 and SIS: former prices.
SO, $50 and SSb. Hsmilton's Art Gallery. ~
Canel-st. 3s2tf
CALESMAE-CAE ADD A 1 LINE SMALL
- samples. Ore agent earned 1850, others up
to s.. 90 IN 1856. p. o. Box 1871. New York 2lgtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

NOR SAILOR 10 EXCHANGE. CHICAGO
L eusine and res dsnce vacant lots for i'm
proved or vacant properly in Sfand kapidA or
Tor sock OF groceftes hardware loot and sh aos
or general mefehaBiise. @ J. kerrM ~ filf-
worth sse., Grand Rapids. Mich. -
NOR SALE GOOD ROAD OR WORK HORSE
for sale. Mi be sold cheap If sold immedis
stfly. }. = H0man, Is Csnai-st. Sselt
NOR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS HOI-
stein bull. thoroug bbred Ma. 1894, Registered.
vigorous and hss no Nices Correspondence ia.
yioi. Apply TO w. Cunningham. Woodland
Barry Co. Mich. -
ID ECEIpT FOR sALE-HOw TO MAKE
IL honey for cents Per ponsd. We chEiienze
Tie most expert 90 distinguish Il from the bes bee
bsuey. II contains all the nutritive and medi-
cinal properties OF pure honey l. easily made
and IS much cheaper than wstery sugar syrup.
Directions mailed 70 any address on receipt Of
sLOo District rights for sale Medical 4 Gen
etsl Recipe Company, Box 6s4. Grand Rapids
Mich 81
EOR sALE-AN OLD EsTABLieHED MILL
merry business. on Monroe 81, beet for eel
lirg too much care, viii work for purchasers.
Apply at IS Monroe st. IS
/ WANT To SELL NY HORSE PHAETOE AND
L harness very cheap iftaken soon. John y.
HOnsn, Is CanAl-st. S3otf
COR SALE-GOOD HACK CHEAP. OR WILL
l. exchange for other property Rust Edwards
4 Co. Widdicomb building. city. 30i
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

We haven't space to quote
many prices, but the follow ?
ing will serve to show what
hne shoes are selling for on
tnis sale:
Ladies' genuine hand-turned
French DoDgola Shoes $3.45;
worth $3.50.
Ladies French Kid NJ. S
Shoes $2.9S; formerly sold
for 81.
Ladies' Fine Curiso Kid
Shoes that sold at 1915 now
selling at $l.95.
We save you Sl.05 on every
pair of those fine kid shoes
now selling at $2.45.
Five hundred pairs of ladies'
Fine Kid Shoes, with flexible
soles on the Opera, London
and Common Sense lasts will
be closed out at $l.83: regular
price $3.50.
A few dozen Ladies Kid
Hand Turned Shoes are bound
to move rapidly at $2.65 a
pair.
Gents seamless fine shoes
in Ba'o and Congress, $l.4S.
Gents fine dress shoes in
every style, best selected calf,
1895; regular price $3.50.
One lot. l34 pairs, Gents
genuine hand sewed Cordovan
seamless crimped top 81 shoes
will be closed out at S. 25 a
pair.
All new styles and fresh,
desirable goods. No chest
nuts OH this sale.
If you would convince
yourself thatnow is the time
to bay all your footw ear for
the coming year just step
into
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

CtnrIr-Joha Karrsr -. Charles Baker
Rep'evin. On uisi-
SypFuos-S D. Clay vs. Eaos Putman.
Trsspnss on the case. On trial
PsosArs. Estate Of Lsns Tabsr De-
r~ssed Order allowing cisiDs snd dec rec
Tor payment 81 dehts. --- fstaie ~ Msrinus
Drsrzp Deceased Psuiion for determ tn
alton ol heirs Hlsd Hearing February a..
-----Esfss nf John Scogt. Deceased. Ad-
ministratsr's bond fled and letters ssued
10 hurlce ~cott Estate of Hsnrietts
Geo baie A minor. Order appoint
ing Prank II. R0le guardian.
Rand SID ard letters issued A. 70
tafa Of James l. uicksrso,. Decreased.
Executor 6rst annual sccount hisd -
Estste Of Mary = Pose. a minor. Guar
disa arst annual sccount hied --- E sfate
az Hsrt IA. Eason IS a.. minors order
sorofnfinrs Sossn " -Fssea swTsriisn
Hond ilsi sri letters 'ssusd --r.s's,e of
Iaha lssasroe<. siscsase9. 8eud 1Ie.l snd
.sffers 81 sfiulin istrati0a - tass-s nat isSlsi
81 ~smael - A1drizs ----sststs 81 Bette
s. n1xx 20 al n'icars ffrfs- speoi asinz
Sssa1 Nssslcss llsn---- Esgats Of
Iaoeass y Bza~nan. eeeeas~d Orisr
sutaor1ing st.~ciai s.imiaistrat.os .sasc 90
ssA 5sl saarss ef ai10 Hi.s Pisster %.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

The first annual report of the Aidine
Manufacturing COMPANY was fled yester-
day, showing the capital stock 500, 600; cap
itsi paid in. s306-5. persona! estate. sl7,
052G3. debts. s38l9 IS. and credits s.. lG06i
The Grand Rapids Electric Light AM
Power Company has also fled It's annual
report with the following showing. Capital
stock sIo0 600, paid in, $1,000 rea! estate.
81 OO7, personal estate. s92 951, 50, debts.
s5s 10 q. credits a. 9tl 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Help Jpanfed--Uate.

yUANTKD AT oNcE-AN ENERGETIC AND
" industrious man, To tolect snd solicit on
sal. ~ and commission ;oue sosding In the Fourth
or nth wards Will be preferred. Apply room
50. old Houseman block 10
WANTED MILLER, 3 MACHINISTS. PAT
w tern workers. ] sander and solicitors.
Ro ms } and Pierce block %
yVANTEp--A ROOK-KEEPE2 TO KEEP A Set
W OF books evenings nj home. Address c., box
I, care this Office, stating terms 70
WAETED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w ofou iafes; size 2sxisxiS iaches weight
500 lbs: retail price s5: other sizes In proportion
A rare chance N create permanent business 80
home. These safes meet q demand never before
supplied by other safe companies. as we are not
gorsIned by the Safe Pool. Alpine Safe Co.. Gin
cinIati. Ohio. fet25
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Valley CITY Council No. GIL. Royal Area
nun. have elected and instslls the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year Recent.
n. h. Baxter, Vice Regent. T. w. Fairfield,
Osai0r d. l.. Rogers. Past Regent, W. n.
Pierce. secretary. q. -. BostC CO. Conductor.
r. y. Horton. Treasurer. W. H. T0bs,
Chsplsin. q. A. Berwin. Guide. J. II. Don
sld.on: Warden. John Boosus. Sentry, Geo.
klanke
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

tIaSfxb ONE GoeD AsESI fS fVFRY
~ rss-a1.r1fs rFsrfr r. - -tsfa Eazt as Esr
ef3f srsnss are rzsE ~ .f1n ARE e. - =
- tes Hsr.hss a %. f--sfl-f
q kEII1 4sss1s-4 LtDH 80 13EFs4T
" 80 - aH-o-~sfte a~ws~r Hrrrs~~ = -
eesrD> e.. warasn Erca.exs rs
lsANFAssEEs EAN C1.EsE FEoN a. To 4
u ~ 9eea aesls.E rs~eisg resr,rssafr~.r ~
o>se~ees S@y~na- 81 Ptaf = mFa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

lREA<Ts - 1.-THE TELE-
hk gram-iEeraid" makes
IN a specially Of publish
ing classified ~wants,"
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices anu best results. 4
postofiiee il kept i'm the
counting room for the ben
efit of advertisers. "Situa-
ti0ns Wanted" are taken at
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons i'm
want of work who have no
money t'spay are offered the
use OF our columns free OF
charge. Advertisements OF
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found inn
mediately following the
wants.
The nvmbs of Iinss ~ aay sd vsrtisssasst
EAU be found by disla1sg the Hanabsr of
words by seven- Any part Of . Lac counted
ssens full Line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

W. A. sheldon. OF Chicas9, an electrician.
drsv the handsome music box raiIlsd or in
the billiard room e Sweets Hoel last
evening II. Dim1ck heli No - the last
numh<r drs~u previous 90 tbs wiaaiag one
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Help TTanted--FeMafe.

NTANTEn-3 DINrSG-ROOM GIRLS, 2CHAa-
w bermaids. d h-washers. 8 girls for gen
ersl housework. Cali at % Canal. room 6.
WANTKD--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
w eral housework. a Ransom st. lstf
WANTED GOOD GENERAL SERVANTS
w fo)d cooss and iaundress, pastry COOK,
general cooks, z nurss girls. Room Pierce
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19

Lost.
/ osT--sOM EwHERE ABOUT SWEETS Ho-
Ia Tel, small pocketbook containing so in
money. Any per on Hho nnds the seme will be
Literally rews ,ded xnd nO qugst.ons asked by re-
turning Il To "Oncle H. with Bail & Water -
I osr - SUNDAY AFTERNOON MAR THE
IL L. O., on Peail or North Division 81. a dark
brown f1r NUT llbera reward. Leave st
Spring A Company's st0rs. 10
4 Osr-jANuARY Il BETWEEN WEST End
Ii OF bridge st. Bridge and No. y C,sncy-st
bunch OF KEYS and combination lock Finder
viii confer a favor by returning same To Tele-
gram Herald office or by notifying me 10y card.
care Brown sehler. Andrew Hanson. 10
1 Osr-THlS DAY tMUNOAY, iofhJ PAIR
IL OF go d eye glasses g,flg from John Ken
dsHs TO kidders. sni rpriug & Co.'S stores.
Fincer Will ple0e I'm them To Mn. J. l..
Fits south east cora~e OF North Division and
Crescent We. and rec siye reward. 70
1 OST - ~ MONROEsr. OR JEFFERSON
IL ave. = par OF eoid-howed spettscles IN
leather case Finder please notify Mrs Merritt,
~ Pfospect-st aud receive liberal reward Sa.if
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-19
Guitar end Banjo.

Mrs z. l. LoyEJoY WILL GIVE LESSONS
Nj In Guitar and BANJO playing. Privately or
IN Classes Carcssrs method TO guitar and
Dobson's FOR banjo. Letters or applications re
ceived at Mrs. Loyeoy's apartments. l02 Monroe
St. Grand Rapids Mich