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, 1888-10-20
A Rich Strike.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-An Aspen, Colo,
special says: The Aspen mine which has
been the scene of so many sensational
discoveries has come to the front with
another cave thirty feet long and seventy
feet high. Lying on the wall is a bed of
ore seven feet thick and enormously rich.
Some of 1t runs as high as 1000 ounces
and it will all average several hundred
ounces. AT the far end of the cave is a
crevice running across the formation.
This is of unknown depth.
, 1888-10-20
"Trnsts.v

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-ln response to
the recently published letter from Su-
preIme Master Workman Powderly of the
knights of Labor requesting an expires.
sion OF opinion by local assemblies as to
the necessity for congressional legislation
on the subject of trusts, local assembly
No. 1888 has sent a letter to President
Cleveland, in which he is asked to trans.
NIT a message to congress demanding i'm
mediate legislation to abolish all ~institu-
tons that gamble in food, and as a fur
Their protection to the masses that all
trusts be abolished.
, 1888-10-20
The Deadly SnoWsl1de.

TELLURIDE, Colo. Oct. 19.-Yester-
day while Chas. and VIM. Weller, two
miners, were digging ttheir way through
snow from La Junta basin, a snowslide
came down the mountain 1900 feet and
buried them under twenty feet of snow
and rock. William managed with the aid
of a pocket knife to dig himself out, and
though badly wounded made his way to
town. A rescuing party then started out
and after two hours hard work found the
body of Charles underneath several hun
dred feet of snow and rocks crushed to a
shapeless mass.
, 1888-10-20
Cattle Recelpts.

CHoAGo, Oct. 19. MISUNDERSTANDING,
10000; market steady; choice beeves,
feeders, s2.0O(a3. 40; Texas cattle, SLIGO
@3. 10; Western rangers, 50. 4O04.IO.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market steady:
natives; So O0(@4.l5; Westerns, So. l0t@
3.55;--Texans 50. O5(G3, 40.
Wheat-Market easier. Cash 800,
November Ill. December ll2f, May
112.
Corn-Market steady. Cash 43!. No
vember 43!, December 400. May % 8 I6.
, 1888-10-20
Yellow Fever Renort.

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 19.-The board
of health to-day adopted a resolution re-
questing United States officials to aid by
legislation and organization in preventing
the return of absent citizens until a frost
There were twenty-seven new
cases of yellow fever reported for
the t~wenty-four hours ending at
6 p. m. to-day. There were four deaths,
VIM, Lane, j. Walker, Mrs. Chambers
and a child of Harriet Clarke (colored).
Of the new cases nine were whites and
eighteen colored. Total cases to day,
3,7l9; total deaths. 326.
, 1888-10-20
Murdered and Robbed.

WnKEsBARRE. Oct. l9.-To-day was
pay day with the employees of James Nc
Fadden, who is building "a railroad for
the Lehigh Valley company. He en-
ployes 400 laborers, and this morning
Alexander Mcclure, paymaster, accom-
panied by a young Irishman, left Pitts
ton with $50, 900 to go to the works to
pay the men. On the way to the works
they had to pass through a lonely strip of
woods and without warning both were
shot from an ambush and were killed.
Three Italians are suspected. The $50, 900
is gone, there is much excitement and a
posse of $50 men is looking for the MUIR
derers.
, 1888-10-20
For fine watch repairing,
David Miller Idelman block
Go to Greentree's for a trunk.


Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: Was down with
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an Incurable Con-
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am now
on my third bottle, and able to oversee
the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made"
&Jesse Middlewart, Decatur; Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would have
died of Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now in best of health. "
Try it. Sample bottles free at DR.. W.
n. Hunts drug store.
, 1888-10-20
Railway Mail Service Statistics.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Superintend-
ent Bancroft of the railway mail service,
in his annual report shows that on June
80, 1888, the railway mail service was in
operation upon 143. 7l3 miles of railroad,
and clerks were employed in the distribu-
ton of mail on 126, 80 miles. There were
in operation forty-one inland steamboat
lines, aggregating 5,772 miles on which
postal clerks were employed. While in
the performance of their duties the postal
clerks travelled 100, OBJ, 1O4 miles and on
the steamboats, l, 767, 649 miles. They dis
tributed 6,52S, 772, 060 pieces of ordinary
mail, and receipted for, recorded, pro
tected and properly distributed I6,O0I,-
O59 registered packages and cases, and L.
l03,0S5 through registered pouches and
inner registered sacks. During the year
II, 1874 miles Of new railway service has
been added, being an increase of 9.74 per
cent. The casualties during the year were
more numerous than for any proceeding
fiscal year, there having been 24S acct
dents to the trains upon which postal
clerks were employed. In these wrecks
four clerks were killed. sixty three serious
ly and forty-fve slightly injured,
, 1888-10-20
THREE TO ONE.
The Ball Game-A Third Vic
tory for the Giants.
Fatal Wreck on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
A Colorado Miner Killed in q
SnoWslide.
Championship Games.

New YORK, Oct. l9.-The fourth game
of the worlds series between the New
York and St. Louis clubs was played at
Washington park, Brooklyn, to day and
resulted in a third victory for the giants.
Cranes speed was too much for the St.
Louis batters. The pitchers were Crane
and Chamberlain; umpires, Kelly and
Gaffney.
Score-St. Louis 3. New York 6.
, 1888-10-20

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT
MENT is only put up in large two ounce
tin boxes, and is all absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and
all skin eruptions. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIG
NAL ABIETINE OINTMENT. Sold
by DIR. w. n. Hunt, at 25 cents per box
by mail so cents.
, 1888-10-20
Nominations and combinations.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Nominatlons.
Lieut.. Col. Henry g. Hodges, deputy
q-ua-termaster general, to be assistant
quartermaster general with the rank of
colonel; Maj. G. A. Weeks, quartermaster,
to be deputy quartermaster general
with tie rank of lieutenant colonel; Capt.
Lewis G. Forsyth, assistant quartermaster,
to be major, and Q~uartermaster Alfred
~Pleasanton, late major of the I'd cavalry,
to be major in the army.
Conirmations-Alfred P~leasanton, to
be major in the army.
, 1888-10-20

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums, al
lays the pain, cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for diarrhWa, Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
, 1888-10-20

Ben Hellman is in New York and Man
ager Gus Lehman is cutting prices to beat
the d.
, 1888-10-20

A through sleeper will also be run
between Cheyenne & St. Louis via Den
yer, Kansas CITY & Wabash Western
railway, leaving Cheyenne daily on train
3O2 at l0:l5 a. m.
, 1888-10-20
Hens suits fer dOLIHrS
and HDlC0r'dS at III. sH0rkS'
EddU and Seventeenth
streets.


Go to Greentree's for Children 5 Clothing.
, 1888-10-20

81 boys suits selling at S. now at He'll
mans.
, 1888-10-20

Go to Greentroe's for boys clothing
, 1888-10-20

Commencing Oct. IA, through s%leepers
will be run between Denver and Chicago
over the Union Pacific and the Chicago
y Northwestern railways, leaving Denver
daily on No. sos at 9:25 p. M.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
HOME SUGGESTIONS.


Straw bottle covers painted brown and
tied al TOP and hettom With bright ribbon.
Srith gass for Sewers inside. sre pTrttslT
hung "a groaps of three AGAINST TIE val, o.
N oed corners
WHEss he roc-7 is srept. spTiakie IL
csrpet wTth darp ssw4ast or spent tea
leaves. - seep Sszn tts dast. sa1 coT tsfe
pants vFfh pspers sas cave t6cEs "a ant8
~ dasf hss sett1e5
II usise crumbs f0r rolilnr vsrsous fi8-
BIS 5~ osversnz tse t1rs q pzses Or pad-
oinzs. hres1 crr1nss are pCsfcfs sls Ter ces9
fsS fry1rr ss fseT g. ast sozk ia4 80 essl o.
sad cTscz-r cs115s fcs naxsaE a. tAeg Keep
Ross se1eeT
A f72xFAsyx -sasErT and psae case
pazrtsa soEse rezrrsi ~ ard arapeS Elsa
3 nss - reivs&eo-- or ereta-ne- uaze ~
scirlracls ks.3er f5T rewspspsrs s11 ps-
rlooaszls Esre toe 7.ns of tne esses ior z
en1fzzh ~ ha.d tse aasset-veoss - sh8s -
- fasteze1 - wth borF 1asseh ehsne O. crn-
tr4str ~ t-e 6raps
ncrsrT,Ee snnaars . Is = 9oof fsr zsr
fer 11-s r1sas - sn &c pr-rI - 81 .
1se.esrc@~ - osar- cf wzter -
zzzr1aza r7et - tSusescf aee fs a.
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ot-r 49, ase wnl n5t car aece -
ga 81 Sc rsrts. 49, vs.. 5ez ~ s1s
sa.ASxc. asxzg = rsszs< ala x<s~~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
DRYANDT AND EUN|CE
FArHeR 40 0AUoHTER ARRESTED.
tie Msas the CoUstsEfsss SILVER Deii~s
sed sac xrt<d - Fass xhsKn -fhs
Msasl 2a3 Ices EO1at-ffs
MI Be tkalalAs4.

A coapse of weeks sE0 = yosng xir. ap-
psrsntiy about IL years old aad rather
poorly dressed. entered FFedssiek Mage
gasaE narkss on 0sandEllie-sFe. ana ordefrd
sons 0OlokaA, aud - payment passed over
> silver dollar 70 the proprietor tie lna me-
aiattly detected Is - counterfeit ALL 70
fased 10 take II. ssylns it vas no good. Tbs
girl said nothing. bot pickec up tee collar
and left tie store. Mr.. Nsgs Botined De-
tsctiye Cast OF the oocuFreGce sn1 gave him
= description 0f the glFl- A lss days pre-
yi0us 10 this The gln lad passed one OF tie
counterfeit dollars In the grocery OF Martin
G. De Jaxef, st io6 Eiiss0Tsh-aye. and
che also attempted 20 pass one IN the notion
store of HGnias 4 srugslnk, 80 Ellsworth
ave, since that time The orficers failed 90
locate Der aud Mr.. Yruggink was instructed
10 turn her over 10 the police II ne saw her
again Friday evening lie saw her passing
bis store and be immediately followed her.
she lea him o long chase. bat be kept her
in sight ualh she had passed the Union
depot aud started west on Fuiton-st. Here
he met Detective Gsst, who arrested the
Girl aud took her 70 Police Headquarters.
She appeared unconcerned. except 10 re-
quest that sue be taken 10 Mrs. PTatts. l5s
Elswofth-aye. r She Was kept At the
police station al night, and yester-
day forenoon man Claiming 10
be her father. called there 10 inform
them that bis daughter was missing. As
be described the girl exactly, the officers
placed him under arrest and taking him
along, Detectives Gates and Cast visited the
home of father and daughter. IL Is al l3s
West Division-st. and Is little
house poorly furnished and pres
en,ing a diapidaei appearance. A
search was made aud several
pieces of metal. such as is used for counter
ieiting silver dollars, dies and other tools
we're found. Albert Spencer Bryandt, fof
such is the name given by the man. was
then turned over TO United States Marsh al
Waters aud lie was arraigned before United
States Commissioned AcQuewGn. on a
charge Of couplerieiting. he demanded an
exanlin alton, which viii be held tomorrow
aud In the meantime he was remauded t.
Jail.
The girl, who says she IS only II years o.
age, Is held ss a witness against her father
for such he claims TO be. while she
says lie is only her stepfaiher. Th,
| girl. who is thought TO be q
| little Of in the upper story. ha'
| been in the habit OF associsting with loos,
| characters and at times acts Ia very fool
| ish manner. She gives her name az Eunic'
| Parker.
Bryandt, who is also known under the
name OF Spencer, has been convicted sIc
served two terms for similar ofienses in the
past one being two years and the othel
| four. be Is known as tough customer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19


TIE "a 4 A. s sas-ins prssaFailons -
ealsd ssssDsl asa tsgpts "a ~ ltass.
Tners So as a. isaplftsa1 aestiaz VI
ths haEmol.e 7es.slf laaaerso~ sssalas
fhs Ministers faaiefsDcs sia discuss
'ssos.a. EEil ~ - feSalar asssiiag tDmos-
rcs.
Ths o. slsen ~ tAe sxeiisA socistT
Naldeu. a. - azil ass sssai1z. Eaz .zssslf
attended.
sapssiateufleat S1sths prlFsfs ad1cs. a.
Roils dsad.l1aIlsrs 1@s seen scornsd ~
nss csrpsE
The faaeral of Ass A.ry smith wiil t.ks
piaes a. Z . c.oek tlis sfiefuson ron Ia
hsst elte1 -.
~ 3. Hsngy & CO. hass lust dashed
ifescOiax throughout . lss 1oiei a. aAst-
inEs. Al41asiias ass oset.
,hsu1 Bishop COS young Wifae, con-
sictcd af .AfceDF. - D~ifoiE Essiefday,
~aszs ne rili serve n.hasY days
Gensr.l SszbsrTy. inspector Of the STA ls
4iliu4. eiil 10 ia lAs cis7 Bexg W sdaestzy
90 snspsct ma lhgss military comPspIes
lsfs-
Aae~ bridge sill os baiit scross the
esaal a. Eristze-st. a. soon a. ne sszthsr -
hsoFzbis. Ias lroaNorx = already ca the
souad.
Jal.gs Kaan. ibs popular caterer, Is az.
rannnx 50 segEs relfesAAasats la Hartman
hs.I a. tAs Policemen 5snsfiI bal. Tuesday
evening.
Mra. Jsnaie eeit OF is3 William-st.
isli on hsf porch yesterday and broke her
sht ara. The fracture sas reduced by
Dr Pyle.
The Grand Rapids Township Board viii
meet tns boari Oi Directors oi The Soldiers
Home Aalc4 "a. - arrange for suitable are
escapes ior ths home.
A neetiag % the associates and members
cf the Gi1a ffiendlY Society Of 81. Marx
t44lcu. 3i.i ac helI GA t1lu0rrg8 ey znl1z
ia the assembly rooms ossr the chapel
;. 4. NcVea1, travelling salesmaa for
buikioF, Lemon & HJo9s, bas severed his
c0anectl0n Eifh that arm and viii taze
sl2ilar F0slll0a win tns nrm OF hswnns
= Perry
". T. Shelby will 20 % Cas- county
Daxoia. n~x. month. ~ execute lease o.
h.s BIZ Nhs4. farm % oliver Dalrymy'-. ths
sreat Westsfa wheat king. The lease sll
raa iOr three years
Prof Max fsetkenhenr,r's Challenge Or
cnestra Las created ngrors sm0ng Lne pat
roas % 5mltas Opera hogse. Dy Is sxquis
lie renl.rg 0i The Professors latest compo
suon, "fas Medley Encore Overture"
Mayer Diksman has a faint hope that h'
viii havs chance TO occupy the Mayor
Office ia the nss City hall. before his tern
expires. as some forty OF hfty workmen ar
b1si.Y engaged. and WORK IL pr0gTessin.
fapiliV.
The masquersde ball given BY toe Gran,
Rapids nicn Cluo az tne We5E side rius
last evening sss attended ey about seventy
I'VE cots rs. Prizes we're awarded for th
les. costumes 70 Homer fatum aud HATH
Irulntack
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

As The meetin< OF the Fortnizhtly Club
on Friday evening. a. fhe residencs OF Mr..
A + Stsck sell en Madison-avs. very
areffv Iongfeliow programme vas carried
sut Rsv. Charles FluhreT rezd a poem
TO = W T.. on bis birthday and Vsri-
Gus selections rem Louefeiiovs poems,
which we're illustrated BY souis ~ tse club
saaruners IN costume. Doctor McJoA and
Mss Hattie swain appeared a. tee hF.fe
~na GREEN in the e Hanging - the crane,
Ns~ Rrhnsand srd af esss "a bmasa
Fsahard IN the students Esle, Mr.
~ na~i - ss The artist n his Ifrssnf
No Relxnap snd Mr. Much ss Priscilla
ar I6ha Alden. IN The tonrtSnIn ct
Me- Sfss,Hss1-r Miss NvT9ie Noon snd
ara Mr Orin Wsrd As Mistress and "
S.a~e-s in ..'Tke Psets Tale Mss Lizne
Johnston IS Noraa Giovanni ~ ae
Students Tsie, Miss Hess szd NJ ~pr1E
ss P--riosz asa Vicrorian, N The Spaaisa
Sfaaent" ~ aud Ms. Frsnk Christop.ler
xava snet for the piano sns VIOLA Ass
Ft'sv sang q scio. Afer foe prexrsn ne
as8 heen comp plsted. danciag Fss ~
tafxsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
MRS. MAYS VICTORIES.
she Is Sustained In the lnfrin 60 ment Gases
in Kentucky.

cht IN oa III INV SO IA pnt Nascs
in Kentucky.
The Board of Supervisors of Kent county
may be congratulated on settling the claim
against the county for the infringement of
Mrs. Mays jsil lock patent. Ten of the
leading counties In Kentucky infringed the
patent and butt was brought against them
about the time the action was brought
against this county. They combined aud in
addition TO their county attorneys employed
some of the most eminent lawyers in Ken
lucky. including Judge Devoll. formerly of
the Court Of Appeals of that State; Judge
Beattie. of Louisville; Judge Wicklife. u. s..
District Attorney ior Kentucky, and Hon.
Thomas Bell. Tie cases were brought on
for trial a short time ago in the Federal
Court at Frankfort, Mrs. May being repre-.
sented by Judge Lindsay, General ID. w.
Lindsay, OF Frankfort, and Hon. M. G.
Burch of this place. A statement of facts
being agreed upon the cases were argued by
several OF the defendants attorneys. and
Judge Lindsay and Hon. NJ. q. Burch, of
this city, fer the plaintiff before Judge Barr
OF Kentucky, wLo after taking rea4 able
time for consideration, has just fec .. de-
cision fully sustaining the plaintiff III every
particular and giving judgment in all the
cases for the full amount claimed, IN the
aggregate about $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

On Thursday evening Miss Rose Wander
sluis entsFtained = number OF friends IN
honor OF her guests. Miss Van Dlsnse. OF
AuSkeson, and Miss Stanhope OF the
Netherlands. The evening vas very enjoy.
ably spent with progressive domino snd
other social games, ana music. There were
present the Misses JeaDie DO0ge. Esther
Powers, Henrietta Liesveld. Mary. Frznco5
and Gertrude Str-ng. Lizzie and Anna
kiys., Kate Van Dyke, Rika Bentum, and
the Aessrs. Van Dyke Rosensu, Bronson,
Harti0g, L.e5yeld, Panels. Dskrief. Oscar
and Frank S.reng. Bert Vanderyeen. Bert
Luton aud DR.. Boot. Dainty Refreshments
were served a. lO:50 o'clock. the com pany
dispensing al a late hour after having spent
q very enjoysole evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
THs BOARD slLL CAS-.
Richter Fo1sd Nee Gailty-Arehls Whit
tls>sy .ad the Ja1gs

Richter Fo1sd Nee Gailty-Arehls Whit
tis-sy .Ad Tn. Ja1gs.
Archie Whittlesey's once familiar face
loomed up Ia the prisoners box when the
hasdsoms baliF called order. IN the Police
Court yesterday.
Archie Whittlssey. froaL" ordered the
bela
Archie came in front ~ the irrepressible
CLERK rozsr. who pr0poundsd the charge Of
drunkenness. sni finished of with.
How do yen plead, sir. guilty or not
guilty
Archie didn't seem 20 mind Tozer and
TIE stern gaze rivsted on hinl through the
lslters afrccious looking gold bowed spec
taclss. bu. looked aiar over his head 70
where The Judge sat IN bis elevated position
with a kind yst very Judicial expression on
lis face. After a moments awfui Alencs
toe Ju txs gave bis eYeg asses q hitch. and
ibis bad The elect OF bringing Arches
mind 10 realize The terrible position in
WHICH "a wss placed. Hi8 lips moved, bis
features were contorted. aud yet ne spoke
net
well Archibald. said The judge. in a
voice tiogsd vita kindness aud A touch OF
sympathy, "rhst have you % say Tor your
self You h2ys lust Ee;uTnsd from euIoy-
Jog three months vacation ~ Detroit, I
h-iieve. I0u sFs making an early cali up-
on -. aad we appreciate your kindness.
bat toll us were you drunk shsn toe officer
srrested you lss- nighC
YES. your Honor I was. answered
hrc1is in rickety voice. choksd with
srnotisu. bat please don't send me back TO
ustr0i4 III yea vou't I'll maks another
slort to reiora aud I promise you l Won't
gct drugk any mora
Your hnc sir viii De s. sni costs. or
forty dsYs IN jsi., said tie Jadgs. IN MS
well known sfsrs'typsd tone.
Arcais csuid hardly contain his emotion
a. he vas ed back iaso The bcx. and ne
looked as aargy g. though Frank Carpenter
bed just pul me huisning stroke 70 bis
marriage license. he vent 10 jail for foity
Gays
The case of George n. Richter, charged
wiih jumping sis sssgi Oil as she Michigan
House. sas tried before jury and be wa
scquittsd The 9stsne produced In evidence
rsceiptsd bill "a fui flr the amognt whica
hsd oesu paid sftsr the warrant Was issued.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

The Central Nest Market al ii3 Aonroe-si.
took on a novel aud refreshing appearance
yesterday. and the display in front attracted
considerable attention. Several csroases of
Spring lamb. lust ON the market were
hung out and neatly decorated. presenting
a iluo appearance. A Car load ol hoe poui-
try was also received yesterday at this pop
uiar market, which Is headquarters for the
freshest and INCEST meats Of all kinds. ia
the city. The store Was crowded yesterday
with customers, and the able staff 0i clerks
were tax cd 10 their at most.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
THE FIRST LICENSE.
Jerome Trowbridge Given License Nearly
Thirty Years Ago.

Thirty Years Ago.
Jerome Tr owDridge isn't the Oldest man
on earth by any means. but he was proba-
bly, the first man ever licensed to run a
saloon in Grand Rapids. The TELEGRAx-
HERALD saw paper, yellow with age, yes
terday. which was dated May 81. 1889. II
was petition to the Common Council of
Grand Rapids, to grant Jerome Trowbridge
a license 10 run saloon. giving w. II.
Stewart and +. Williams IS sureties. 1t set
forth that I'VE, the undersigned citizens Of
said city. know Jerome Trowbridge TO be a
person of fair fame. moral character and
orderly behaved" II was signed by Charles
Il. Benedict, editor of the old Enquirer.
Hswley Lyon, K A. Hogsboom. J. ID. Ken
nedy, VIM. Spraker and Rodney WlnsDs,
all of whom are deceased, and John Bel
knap. George f. eex.on, James ID. Lyon,
l.. Button, Henry Grinell and Z. p. Clark.
Jerome thinks his was the first license
granted. He had to pay but s. per year for
II, but the Council was very careful to whom
they granted such licenses. Grand Rapids
then contained about six or seven thousand
inhabitants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

A highly SGT sssiousl sci novel entertain
reft = tise stfrsc lan e. SmitG vaudeville
f1eas0e Tor the current week. sacinsssnx t6st
rnp1.sr character sctoE. lester franklin.
war viil Drrsiura tbe reaaHfIi spectacular
nie'o-drssns NsVssis. or The Lest Al1e
v.ih grrgtcus scereTT. Esgnincent ccs-
fua1ss. aBt a powerful cast - characters.
Asss sar~rb slie xSll ee gwen sr the sod
sozine srr~r TIE refnesi rnSscai skssra
f,, tea " nifings n taeir nsusicsi com
civ. The Whiow Dewitt, Introducing
&ctS nseaisvs lvreiean sonEs ana trcsl'-
s-sns soics ~ Mss NhiCnk, the 81 ? ats
trontrre soicfst. Hiss We Lewi9 tne ae-
conlciishes1 soag seo dance lsdy. = seus
tkS<x - re4se. Rrazif ara A4tsn, kee
rhsn7oisn ha srcirg 5spaness percb ar
fssfs a. - wcr.d IN seats unarcrcsc 1sf'le
rrn ureausiei Taos- pouriAr sketch AZ
fsrfs - W7ods. ~ nsw srecis-ky, snt
No. asx 0iivs, -.seea u soas ssd aszss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

as farnikhsd bs Dear orcaestr2 skleo
k4s issstv bees orzsai1sd- NecAs music
sas rst4dered - VII Dear gf fes
ely. sn1 2. Sosls. ~ &s@senosssis-
A1401x ths psgple B.tA21 sete
Iss Elsses Asxkas. Ainnie sGd 1sss-s
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Mrs Lorrell Wood gave i've o'clock tea
to twelve ladies on Friday aftsruooa a. the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Beals.
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Chrxtopher enter
tanned the Schubert Club in 4 most delight
ful manner on Wednesday evening at their
residence on Thomas-st.
The Misses Josie Cushing, Matte Arthur.
Carrie Wagner, Florence Teal. Emily
Schneider. and the Messrs. George Shrouder.
Frank Coleman. John DeBoe. Lou Spring,
Len Brown and jacob Shrouder made
merry sleighing trip to Grandviile Wednss.
daf eVening-iust in time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

TIE various ChAatsG4as Circles Of this
city sill hold . Uaio1 Iues.ins 81 the Royal
AFcanum. % AOEth lyuiA-s-.. nS1t Tues
dzy evening. beginning - hAlf past seFsn,
sad slI psessns tas following program ne.
Caaatauquzn s0ags the American
Posts o. Ar. ABdros. OF the
Holly beck Circle. Piano Duet. 81
Masses Nsndershir sni Utssr~icks "Aaat
Susis's Dream," Dy Mss ~ A Randolph,
OF The Carleton Circle. vocEl solo ~ Ars.
LORD Breezs.-PaFian Circle, music by the
Irving Circle, scene from American
History snd the Perseverance, Of the Saints,
vocal solo oY Miss AcInRes. Address OF
Melcoma oy Rev. "a. w. Puffsr, reply by
Ar. J. n. hsl. After the programme 4
reception si!l Be rendered Mr.. HAL and Or.
Johnson.