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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03
WANTED--HELP.


ED sET s.ng
good home Apply at ISIS stnw. 1T
WANTED-A ooLoRED WOMAN 10 DO GEN
RRss sna aa
w sio 70 s4o: shsmbsrmads. 1.trssles. I narsss
mem and hotel help for resort. sis III s;n1' aSss,
WANTEp-woMENc COOKS sio TO $40: CHAM
w bermaids. Nurses and LAundresses IN city or
ccoi. sAMI A. cooMBs. SO a 81 nv. 0'U aus n
WANTED-FEEDERs FOR DRUM CYLINDER
Darby's Printing once. 1905 Pa ave. NV su3-st
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY 70
eN make himself useful in restaurant and bar 3l2
WANTED-pRUa CLERK. WITH ABOUT TWO
w years experience Apply early. at oos Penn.y'
vania ave. NV. II.
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND
Apply Ala 9th st. n ". au3-3t
WANTED-BoY IN DRUG; STORE; ONE WITH
W. s some experience. Address DRUG. Star Office
WANTED AN INTELLIeENT GENTLEMAN
si% pen ssef Hrpls sstaTdss ioiO l. Thule
WANTED-GOOD BOOK-KEEPER MUST BE A
honesty and intesrity. State name Of ia1t employer
ma MAJ address in own Handwriting. MERcHiSt s,sr
nv
w Dress Cutting without the use of paper or pat
all drafting done goods can make dress while
learning cutting and fitting TO order. at 1ll5 St n
W. and 227 st. ne. au2-3t'
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN COOK IN
w a restaurant; good wa4es to the right perso n.
Apply 739 North Capitol ST. au2-3ts
WANTED-A SETTLED CoLORED WOMAN As
w cook and to do general house work; must home
at night Apply to 1874 Pa. ave. NV. su2-2t.
WANTED -FOUR FIRsT-CLAss CABINET.
HS makers Apply at 6s3 @ st. NV. c. E BIR ,.I
..InHN. eu~- -
WANTED-LADY AGENTS TO INTRODUCE A
w new and useful article needed in every family:
from s3 to 81 per day can be made. Apply TO 10 a
m. 647 ST. ne. au1-3ts
WANTED-wHITE AND COLoRED COOKS AND
w houseworkers for Philadelphia New York. Brook.
yn also white cooks, nurses dressmakers. walters,
and scullions, city. +. N. BURNHAM. 30-632 ST
au1-3ts
WANTED-AT BURGESS & CO.. 925 ST. NV,
w 10 to 40 Chambermaids. Mattresses, Nurses, and
Laundresses Cooks and Walters for springs at
all with references. iy3l-6ts
WANTED Il LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES' AND
w children's wear. Valuable samples free condition
ally. Write Mrsl Il. c. HARRINGTON. Box $50,
Chicago. !y10-7tSau1-7t
WANTED : DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT Blu.
w reau. conducted by ladies, men and women white
and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor for Dstc,
and states, with reference. III ST. NV. jy26-l 2t'
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Cn1DREN,s Cars.
At all prices, beginning at &c., and from that up to
$685. So you Judge what stock there 10 to select
FROM
For Tomorrow
9Sc. Caps for 4Sc
S14S CSC.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT : TWO FLOORS : Cd AND 30; IN
= furnished; convenient for Housekeeping. esl 18th
lSoR RENT-FURNIsHED-oNE LARGE ROOM
n on "a noor TO one or two persons' with board -
T,oR RENT-AT lea INDIANA AVE. NEAR TIRE
IL mont House. unfurnished room: suitable for ligt
eo1sekeepins; will rent single suite, thrss On
EoR RENr-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; EN
= suite, with alcovei I'd door front; also single
rooms; hrst-class table board; location delightful
Apply At llOl 18th st. NV. au3-2t'
rear. e2l St NV aue 81.
LroR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS WITH BATH.
L., s MA for housekeeping. at GAS St sw opno-
EoR RENT-oNE OR TWO FINELY FURNISHED
a r Son Tor rent with or without board; no child
EoR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS: VERY
proyements; private family; rood board II desired
1923 9TH ST. NV. au2-3t'
EoR RENT-4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS THIRD
FER --s1''s Az 'Ne ''0ie oe''" 0' '" tySiiam
FOR RENT-wILL RENT ALL OR PART or SIX
- large Rooms all improvements. will rent cheap 70
ST. ne aui-3t.
I,oR RENT-Two ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT
st. NV. aul 81.
IvoR RENT-l3i5 MASS AVE IN VERY DE
sirsble Furnished Rooms. communicating or single
With large closets and alcoves for the PER-
manently; private family ty30-lW'
V,oR RENT-BEAUTIFUL COOL SUMNER ROOMS
IN private family large double corner house; south
and east iront; references required llol ST n.
IroR RENT-Two OR THREE FLOORS FOR
front and Rooms. suite n desired rent low
uli View OF Pennsyvsnia ave good location for rent
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BLOUSE WA1srs Fon LADIES.
are the latest We have quite assortment Of them
They made of fine Flannel with Sailor Collar and
Cuffs and Tie Of fancy flannel. The combinations are
very unique. such az
Blue with White and Blue Striped Trimmings.
Blue with Red and Blue Striped Trimmings
Blue with Light and Dark Blue Striped Trimmines.
Blue with White and Blue Polka Dot Trimmings.
Blue with Fancy Figured Trimmingz
We are selling them at S3.35.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(C1ose tomorrow ct o'clock)
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1902 3Oth St. Or. $4,000
800 y 81 NV. Or 4. 900
35l2 A. St, u a.. or. =. 900
1896 aud % 33d. 6r. 3. Oh0
32oo aud ; Militia. 90
1913 35th.f. h.. ar 100
34O0 \ st, hh. 9r-
D h-l.....- ...-........o ~
ton of the property on ny
G. ii. FlCklING.
l3BI ed ~. nv
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The cable graveiy announces that NJ Geyer the
secretary OF the swedish legation at Consr anti.
nopie yesterday married "Mis White, OF the
United StateA' Our whole country extends its
good wishes 70 the bride and its congratulations 10
the Bridegroom There are PROBABLY not a num-
dred Americans yao 90 not know .Mis White, OF
the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03

EOR SAIE-HOUSES-
II 1909 = ST. NV.
b.h-. Or. new.-....ss.5 300
3024 2, b-h-. 9r......a .00U
35l4 Prospect ave. = .OOO
305o and IS NJ St. b.
h. and store. 5000
l23l Both, b. h.. or. j. OOU
3401 y ST. b. a.. lOr.5 DOC
The above Is only n pOI
books. Call for list.
iNlO-3m
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WANTED-LOTS.

VNANIED-REALE STATE-TO LEASE OR PUR-
w chase a lot between + and L, 18th and goth SITS.
W. end of lot must be at least so feet square.
Address LOT" Star office. au2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03

Rev. Or. storrs, whose objections TO the Chicago
platform caused him Ito take 10 the woods" as he
parased H. has returned TO his customary resorts.
He thinks that the republican party Is stronger
anc better than It's IS platform, and finds IL In
cre2singiy probable that ne shall vote for Harri-
son and Morton The door OF the z. o. p. Is kept
Conveniently aJar In the hope that other receIt
wanderers from home may be induced TO re-enter.
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XIV 70 -@tt NY
2O24 % 2O42 Bd'yst
nv. hh.4r. .l5,7Oo
200 20 poe o 81. and
1896 and / 32s 2dstn.
~ h.h.. = and or. IL. 5Oo
22li % 22.,p lOth 4,
. s n 3 q! ~ :. S Ts.d. IA SSS
ICES aud l2lo Pa. ay.
n ~ h.h, sir-....1l.OO0
l1a2 20 l743Estn
7c 81 10 TO sOs' fs iir;.ili. 80
iscI 70 is05 TsI.nii..ssse
Ito o alley bet / @th and
l:ith NJ and INV 0.OO0
1853 "a ll5lk sd st
NV. III. @r.....-..6 Of0
% , 81 n. ". m
= hh,. srs.-........A. 500
soS 9th n. ". b. h,
-m.l.s 1T ...'.......i.5Oe
Il sth 81 n. a. 4 n.
Se,........-v.....4.S00
AZ y II. ne. b b.. M,
A-t.....-.......-....A.JJ 800
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EoR RHINESTONE AND FIXTURES. 1907 7rH
Il ST.
aul-3t' ". H DUNKHoRsT 1905 9TH ST.
E0R RENT : STOKE AND DWELLING (NEw
u buildngl. 63s Pa. sc. very desirable loca-
ton Tor clothing, shoes, or confectionery.
y30-lm sWOhMSTEDI BRADLEY. 927 r St
LNoR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING l229
Il st. n. W. Handsome plate-glass windows. mod.
improvements and excellent location for renting
rooms. .lln
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II Ettsmine, 0Hc: Remnants Of Fancy Satin PLait
Null, SIZE, ct the DOUBLE COMBINATION, ,
au3-3t 12xl and 12<3 ] 18th Ut. s.s
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, pTH ST. COG
~ per NV Gold aud Ana lgam fiiir r. sspec1-l'
w ram prevented an sxuectilr % appncAnoL =
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

VN0a SALE-A FEW CHOICE LOIS IN TAKOMA
II Park. at bargain. also store doing a good bJIsi-
ne for sale or trade. Inquire ENOCH MAkIs. ti7
D ST NV. au.g-Bs
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

v>oR RENT VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
II rooms, single or en- suite; newly papered and
painted; building remodeled: a34 r ST. Apply TO
sNORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 St ~ I'm
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U,OR SALE-A BARGAIN: TWO ZINE REsT-
II dences, 4s2 and 474 st. A. W.. n roors all
modern improvements. will sell cheap 20 immedists
purchaser. Inquire No. 474 o st n. " jy25-Iu.s
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IroR RENT-STABLE FOR HORSES AND ?
IL vehicles. Apply sALOMoN'S Sale and Exchange
Stables, jackson Hsil alley. aust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03

WE CLOSE AT P. N. SATURDAYS EXCEPTED
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I,OR sALE-AN OWNkR OF A VALUABLE llT
II ln the northwestern portion q this city. hAvihs
suddenly Determined 20 change hls deuce has ir
said property In hands very low hxurcs e bs
sold within the days private safe his 10
= rare opportunity for al Investment
j. A SETTLE a co.
au2-3t l22b street n y
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LOST AND FOUND.

O1n AND 9l4 sTH ST. NV, ROOMS FROM
- Ut6 Z month up: large parior. folding bed;
s.o oet ana cheapest board In hscity with
and home made cake. su3-3ts
= AR0E COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
IL Rooms with Board, single en-suite; strictly
nrst-casss; rsnsasntA q psr day. 1hs wEBsIEk
SIS I3th e AW uy5-jm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03

CEPIED. ga = OAOAA "a
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The above Is only q portion Of the property on u,
books. Tor fun list call once for uile in is.ue
the LIST aud 18th. lau3l THos y " A6aAMAN
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

,l.-sl.ss - - a.-t-s-4 $40,
NxsArse, Nog. Is-Ths Republicans q
as@ayso essafy net a. ia sSs AS
ssealnx s1e cslscl I'D Eas slset-sa q Hsr-
Fisea al kssloa a4i SO gr-at kspaelesa
y.elary aehisgsd - tns county. ths Sc
1ayso Ccra.l B4a1 nsa4sa zFgs Drecss-
aisA - lor-a1s, 4a.er1s. efooals. tn n4fass
sal .. sil saFtlei astsc IL - a4sa of a. Ases
zna slano1s - 8ls iroln las ola kFsy haired
setsraa ll4l voted ioE wz- IL. hzr-iso4
sosn u De llsF.la1ls suaa 8oy. Alsr
si.a~asl1s sraaa 1-s4.2y of fireworks lhs
efosl zal4zrs1 in tls Io4rt - -aIe sl1
l-srsasd ~ z1lressss - Hon. Z. l.. III
sarls Hes. r i. assF. ~a1 hsY. llgla a.
Esllg . oolorea ss4tlsllsl ~ho s.z lgl-
a4arig a plantation save u tiEgiuls, wh9
tsla .hs gsoDls il his nAtIvs slo4 1slcs WY
- volsa Tie Republican lcks ss.
fas Er0zraume me u1ea ths payment
of sssegal 1SFei election begs. notably
DAVID - slpcr aas e. Ulck up The ca -
leit % ths Court h14se square. here ths
bsm0crals dressed tlslr das st41 - Dr.
Psnls4 COX sl1e around the Court House
sqaars On a sassl oAFro- A. Jackson 0fo-
ysr farnisnlng me motor pOSsr. r.-Deios
0alsa aoa : ride around the same place ia
road cart drawn - Ira CI0nk The
p1rEly form II John A. Brooks vas seen
riding a 08e ascis1 ouggY thrOugh the
streets. wheeled - one u Nssaygo's small
msa.--All the Osls we're chesfiuuy paid
except Ar S0p@fs. Oh, Daaiei. Daniel.
~as dit yOa d. silh THIS promise as YOU
hass done vito al Ehe rest OF yOlr prom
SEA, Are you 30 bound oy party tes aud
pledges lhsg y0u dare nOg DO otherwise. or
we're sou a. tnsf ume engaged ia nguring
ap h0s long you can hold your official
position The test OF feeling prevailed.
and everyone seemed happy aud cOniented.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
The Farmers Club Will Ask the Legisla
ture for a Mix Inspector.

The Farmers Club VIII Ask the Lsgisla-
ture for a Milk Inspector.
The West Michigan Farmers Club met
yesterday at the Supervisors room. The
Horticultural Society was present as guests
of the Club. la the absence of President
Stebbins, q. w. Garfield was chosen chair
man OF the meeting.
The matter of utilizing coal ashes as a
material for roads was discussed for some
time, all agreeing that this apparently
worthless stuff can be used 10 good adVan-
tage and with the best results in the con-
struction of roads.
The question before the Club yesterday
was. wi hat legislation shall We ask OF the
next Legislsture?"
Secretary Fuller suggested the following !:
A law to punish man, convicted of strik-
ing his wife, by publicly whipping him; a
law providing milk inspector; and law
giving every woman in the State all the
political rights that man possesses.
The discussion of the hrst named law
called out many hearty laughs. Mr.. Fuller
said he would have man better than a dog,
if he was not, be would have him whipped.
In discussing the milk inspection law
some OF those present expressed the opinion
thst the matter of inspection should ex
tend to vinegar and in fact to all commodi-
ties used as food or drink. This was con
sidered too broad by some, and a resolu-
tlOn. TO ask the legislature TO provide
for a milk inspector 70 visit the places
where milk il produced: as well ss TO test
II when i arrives in The city, was carried.
The question of women's rights was cut
short as the discussion of politics is con-
trary to the rules of the club. On motion
of Z. L. Briggs, the discussion of toe sub
Ject before the club was carried over lill the
next meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
Chairman Of the state Central Com mittee's
Congratutstory Address

DErRoIr, Nov. l3.-The Chairman OF the
Republican State Ceatral Comiaittee has
issued the following:
To ne Republicans Of Hichigan;-The
campaign which closed 50 successfully tor
the Republicans. and as they nrnly believe
Tor the whole people, was stubDornly con-
tested from start To hnish. Never before in
tbs history OF the Republican party has the
opposition entered upon the contest so con-
hdeut of sucuess-oOih State anu National.
The leaders of the Democratic party said
they were certain of victory. This conf
dence they maintained till the returns told
the story OF their defeat. Their campaign
was al aggressive one, their organization
thorough and complete. their party dis
cipline perfect.
At the outset of the contest the Republi-
cans realized that if we would win we must
nrst OF all deserve yictoTy-ihen work hon
estly and masiully to accomplish II. Our
nominations, National, State, Congressional
aud county we're of men worthy he support
of all good citizens. But personality in this
canvass was largely lost sight of in th e
higher contest for broad and liberal Amer
lean policy. National and State. We conf
IDENTIFY appealed to the patriotism and in
telligence of the voters of Michigan. Indi-
viduals were much: principles were more.
The labor of the canvass throughout the
State has been long and srduous. the victory
certain and complete. We have placed the
State well in the van Of Republican States,
with q gain OF three Congressman. The
voters of Michigan have said by an en-
phatic majority that the Republican party
is worthy of support. Many voters not
heretofore identified with our organisation
have given Us their aid and their votes. To
all such the Republican party gives e warm
and hearty greeting.
The Congressional. County. Citv, Town
ship. and Ward Committees were untiring
in their efforts for party success. and were
most cordially aided and sustained by the
hearty cooperation of the Republican clubs.
IL is OF the utmost importance that these
organizations be maintained and their
membership increased. Many will now
Join Republican clubs who have not hereto
fore been members. These CLUBS are the
means of dissemin ating much valuable po-
litical information. aud In a campaign ars
essential 10 success. In the coming Apri!
Is the next State election. Keep up your.
organizations and the victory is halt won
Accept my sincere congratulations for
the victory you have achieved in this State
and in the greater National triumph in
which Michigan stands second to none
and the thanks of every mem Der OF the
State Central Committee for your earne st
work 50 satisfactorily done. Gratefully
yours, GEO. III. HOPKINS. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

To RrPvBLIcsSs.-On the occasion Of ths
parade this evening. it viii vel become al
who participate 10 the procession or ilu-
minSte residences or bui diDgs N bor q the
victory ve have achieved. - bear iu mind
that men. parties even Nations. may vel
he InoFed by tue menner IN which they OBJ
serve triuU phs over their oppeDents Gen
eT0siiy sD0 f0rsRearsnce, rejoicing over our
success rather thaD their Gefesi. subaUsd
evidences o. general happiness Tsthsr than
noisy dsmousirsiions q pers8nal grstitcs-
ton should rule The hour. End ss Cue
among many vno lahore f5r the good re-
Quit appeal % . fo tie end that n IS
nav not By csricstuTs frsusparencT or
written or pTinfed sentiment ~ N sny
rieo JeCs CAL cirectiy or inei-ectiv. make
Ess 81 irony. ssressn. or abuse While We
are god ksrnb issus iei Is be e those
vho bsve been yoTs e in ths campaign -
men and bTstnre0. al ioinsd in our de-
ssrs ard our Efforts for TIE common vsi-
fare n. Q BrFCs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
THEY HAVE A CLEN
rns LONDON aUs0sass ossoaiss0
Fss Utt4sssss feaaa - - Ws9la bs Abls
- Ids11fy ~. riteea4psl fieae-Ths
fsales sFs Hopslal te4t Hasy
vii Nss rfaa Hta4

Lospos Noy. ls-rae Poaes are ceEa-
dsni 9i hzy.Ag nE4liy sot "a track o. Ias
Whi.s CAspsi maroefer Al lhs iuqussl "a
Us l4-sst vicum l0dsy. 80 witnesses gave
i1satlcAl descriptions q ths nza sesn ~
ing .ng0 lhs no2ss wiga the Kelly ~ezl4n
asl oef0Fe sss @ss Aurterei
LosDos. Nov. I3.-Ths BODY OF well
dressed WOMAN ~Ss taken ouG u the
Thames tins morning There we're msrss
On the BODY which gave rs. % a saspi cioa
that the womaa hAd been murdered. bas il
S possi Die that she committed suicide snd
that the marks we're received o. contaet
With objects in the water. Ine police
searched ne casgsi wards Of the various
police slsuOns IA the hope OF getting sOms
clew 10 lle murderer bag they we're uusuc-
cessflA They arrested 0ae man, who had
= bowie knlfs IA his possession. bat there
Is no reason 10 believe that he was instru-
mental II he woman's dsAlh. and he will
probably Do discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
HENRY c. GLOVES.
An Iili.ois Opinion of q Man Well Known

An Illinois Opinion of q Man Well Known
Here.
OF the death of Henry C. Cloyes, the COM
mercial traveller, which occurred here la st
week. the Chronicle, of Hoopeston, Yer
million county. H.. says:
The above announcement will be re-
ceIved with great surprise and profound
sadness by large number of the older resi-
dents Of this city. who were as familiar
With the name. character aud geniality of
Elder Cioyes. as be was familiarity called,
as with almost any prominent man of this
section. he was the FIRST commercial
traveller 10 solicit trade from the new mer-
chants OF HOopsston in 1871 for the we'll
known grocery of Knowles. Cloyes & 60.
He was pouulsr salesman. and his month
ly visits here were always welcomed oy all
who enjoyed MS 4cqzaiptance. Born in
farminghsm, Mass, aud removed to Chi-
esgo At an early age, where be resided until
his death. In early life be was an usher IN
Or. Ryd>r's great church. and was so popu-
lzr With TIE congregation, he was presented
with an elegant gold watch aud chain,
ghieh he carried until the last OF late
years he has been travelling for Sprague
Wsrper A Co. Chicago. with headquarters
ia Nebraska For thirty years be has sold
goods By sample and commanded high
sa.sry.
The n.ne Elder was given him by The
writer. and chung 20 him wherever he so-
iourDed. He Was a geuisl companion. witty
IoYisl. generous 20 . fault, honorable in
everything. devoted to bis friend courteous.
ssntsmaaiy. With2l . man among men.
He died Oscheer His memory vii for
ever remain green in the hearts OF MS many
admirers. Who extend 70 bis so-roriuz Teia-
tiVes their teniersst competence. Good
night sweet prince may lights Of angels
sing yeu TO your rest
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

ltzN,kytt "a xss NteeAsAAsss>Ss
LAKE ODESSA. Nov. 13.-0ur village cleo
t;ou passed of quietly. The whole of the
Peoples ticket was elected. as follows:
President l.. n. Lester: Trustees. short
term. DE-. n. Crane, +. B. Minis and
K. Z. Blair; long term-Asssrs. N. J.
JaGuss, Geo. A. Weed and Z. F. Colwell;
Clerk. H. F. Walker. Assessor. J. y. Har-
tsr. Treasurer. ". j. Psfcival Street Com
missioner. r. +. Wsgsr; Constable. W. A.
Shsfsr.--Ths school Board have found 1t
necessary ~ engage an assistant for Mr..
Prichsrd. e Iowns-nc's home Is nearly
com nDisted. It will be a foe building
will Turner has returned from Aecosta
bringing nne quantity Of small game. but
10 vsniso1. Mrs. Marvin, OF 50 Centre
So. returned TO Grand Rapids today, having
ossn visiting Der daughter. Nrs. A. ID. Hav-
~ Stephan Hs ght has commenced
suis srainst Mrs. c. NJ. Psu to eject her
from ha- h0me.-Ths Stsvs factory will
not come 70 Lsxs Odessa liz seems that the
citizens. after giving them tee land and
subscribing enough 10 pus NJ building.
wouid not purchase the machinery 70 put
In h. HeGcs tie result
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
BARRY WAS BOUNCED
iErssAl Asssasty ~ssTls.G < o. {
ABeat $50 Dsisxssss FFsss1t-xhs Pre-
eeesiIsEs azsnls.al.as rhs sasa4ass
N.n - n1aaF v Fssasrir
Llkals - Hs Es-si@elsd.

IxBlsstr8Lls A8s Li-lhs snaasl -
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nAsa.ax aka a1sut 40 IL. gaze sai sIaars
Ia kgJsadsaes. Ibs morning session i4sisl
altli 10 aad ~ss lFsig. o-t 80 Nefx
Esa ~ comp slsd s1sa Las recess t1r 11-
aaf SO taksa. Tie rsDest % zns C.laali--
tzs on lfs ientia.a Nss 90 once Laks1 4p Al
eousldsfei So grsaE hsnt ~as sfoessd
sssf las report everything being decided
pr4eUca.lF - Escomm msndet - sne com-
mittss. fhs cases lemaa1laz aits1'loa
ssrs more Ia t4e IA 4fs of protests tAan
eanlesfs. some osrsoB of persons proteA. ink
axsllsl 3has thsy cons.deFsG ii 7kAi.sy 10
"a aDpoiatmssg ~ asies.tss. ,eh3Anz. of
Chlcsx8. s4s sdm.tfsd - case - made
ga 4sL aiu la the case ot District As-
sssa8ls 80 rhs b 80 delegates leaded ~ Jas-
lAlna ssfe admitted. ll being lr4d tAA-
o t1ls ti1s "a sss uct proper ~ 90 Ssnind
tas returns. Later on lnere aiAy 9s iAf-
thar loltrsf. bat tlat - uncef an (. sas
slasunced Gu tae press represent Ia YES ia
~n4rfs as probably s9laee lef1 ABOUT TIE
aaI 1ut thai als case czassd 40 trouble.
NJ barry sss "a tls 1a-l s1sa the sessloa
0psusd De sndeagored % speak, bat UsG-
sral s5fsr W0fzmsn foHderiy tod nlm
lhat having ben expelled. be lad DC
rights there aud mast 90. lie again tried.
as Be -aid. - maze az eKplsaatl0us out ~as
compelled "a ie4Vs the ball haYlng 10
ssfi1aa contests on hand and being thus
sarlV orgaaiz-d tor sork, flIs General A
sembly s anesd Of al r~ceul ones A ooe
delexsls sxpresses it 'if Is three dagssne4a
of Alnneaeoifs and fFe days ahead of l-.cn-
noad and a al waFfing rlsm-sts are ca
the outside. sa0Oth sailing e expected
from nos 90 % ths end Of TIE session.
There seems 20 80 lIttls dou0g that Il ae
xill soospt t. 7. '. P0vdsriy ~lil b. re-
elected Grand Master workman slla SAB
slsBtisl unaaimItg.
Ia TIE afternoon session a prolonged dis-
cnssion snsued Ga tas question 0t appoint
ia lsg sistge cOHunifLes, TIE opponent.
a the pruno-i iou malctal llipx tnat lt
eau a condsct ~ith the r-gaiar COMMITTEES
tatoned ~ Washington during the sss-
lens Of Congress. tss proposition Nas
d0Dted however. hut is cuces will Be
Ondued % tho tFsnsmlssl0n 0f suggestions
o the regular c0mmitIse- C0Alnitties were
pOolntsd on laws. appeals, grievances.
nance s1ate Of the order. sscrst work and
ress Tomorrow The annual reports OF the
en-ral officers will &c taken up, which
Tlll probably consume two days