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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22


E.w. whhey IS quite Ill and IS confined
% bis home
Henry Housem.n. OF Muskegon. IS spend
inx Few dkys m the city
J II. Thompson. OF Lacrosse. Wis. Is
visiling old friends ID th- city.
A Hughs0u. travelling freight agent Of
the & niou Pacific 70 IN town.
Ed Doty. Of Minneapolis. is visiting hi.
"a eots. Mr.. aud Mo K. r. Doty.
r. c. Porter. travelling frsight agent Of
toe C. +. & /. vas IN the city yesterday.
"a D.nison - seriously III ~ his room.
D. Oax-st. sith congestion Of TIE kidney
chester II. withey and family. OF Park
CRY. Utah. are the guests OF relatives here.
James Aauln. or I.sRov. Y. Y. Is Wis ting
his children. Mrs. 3. r. baker aud & II.
Amin.
T. r Zsi-lsr has tskea position nj the
ii g. general freight Ofhce as stenoErsoher
and typerriisr.
senator s.oekbridzs Is a. the Morton
House. hav.as arrived &c io.2O last night
from Detroit.
Mrs =. ". Hslieck OF Denver. Col, Is
in the city purchasing furniture Tor Der SIC
Eani new a0uae.
Mvrsa Mars. OF Niles. and Mas Ella
Kss sr of this city. we're msrriss yesterday
by Rev <. II. broOks
AR zrd Nrs Charles PAyson have been
called 10 Towa1dA "a. bY the serious III
nsss of II Pays9a's mother
Martin /. Sweet went 10 Chicago last
night 10 attend the meeting Of TIE National
Hoistsin gattls Breeders Association Of
which he : president
Aesdsnes NJ. Z Beteil. G. +. E5gcomb,
Il NetChUu and Mis- Parsons have 70
furned from Detroit where tRey attended
ths Women's Congress-
Thomas Crs=swell q dangerously III with
u.cerssion Of snh stomach. his son, Harry
CreSsxsli Is 6sv0t-Dg bis entire time and
st,snii0a % the SICK man
Hon. " .. Hughsrt = ia Pitfsburg on
husiness Tor the r r. Z l. Road. Among
- new improvements coDtsmo olsfeS are
- new Union depot aDd toe Aanistes
orsach.
Mrs Or Sigh and isnzhtsr BESSIE lesgs
today for their nsw home ia Hinnesots.
They had expected 80 % earlier 0ls re-
named 90 attend Nrs RathbGn party a.
Morton as evening.
Few. Floridsn Preston snd wife Of Wa
dron. are visiting Rev. e. T. Preston pastor
of the Wssisvaa Methodist church "a tas
ritT for isw isgs the visiting orotEsr
3 "a tbe pa pit last sunday morRisg snd
evening.
Architect p. s Hopkins hss been called
81 Boston. Mass. By request Of Nr. T. y.
Hr9arfh % Tiew location 7-sr Oh 0r<.
n he coast of Maine for ~ purpose of
getting I'D sixn and plans for verT
fns seaside cotfsge. M. Hopkins sij b'
sossnt some Ten lays.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
ToWN TOPICS.


r..ssrsas 80 psg Gag "a tas City Hal
ne aaol ID lhs E.kat1 sz1c does aos
( .ai. lsl.
70 Nr s-d As. J. a Rlaeiosph-. az
se4aa Ger
Horx "a fas 9. z 8 l. frssgat ao4ss .
:. f.sruss 81 fspi1ly
Els ss4ft 8i kefiss = AZ ssrx - tas
tls-l-zs. zr-itas fol-
RF i~ f05n of tns cifg. preached "A
t,11 a sac as .4aasF
F.m1ers f8f fhs eao.s rosi Ssfs paced GA
k4af brlise-st. s=s-sfdss
dsnry L1e1er ths ueisiy sleetsi Coro lsr
h-s 81 ai- aall 81 onscs.
~. Aside Dlsd sas iaksn ~ Detroit
yesi~rIaF ~ iusIkey L~~ts.
Horx . 4llsf $50 the sr.ai-ects. sn1
-. b. aafll siisr as asil.izy4
N- p .msr ill xFs noo Friday even
la az i-axss hai. o. rlaf41sl1 ave
Las 1u1ss. meeting 0f ths F1rtDi Entls
(lla su. oe held fomgfros eFs1.rz
G.,asty A4saf H8lcoab hss taken Sse-
lad t.n asset o. tue kei9rn school.
Ssxi Tuesday sgenins lhe Vest side Gun
141 So con sI7nce saootlnE Tor prizes
The ease againsf Daa scou for deai.y a.
sauL sl.l - tried 10 -'lpenOr tOdst today
There ~4t be -Dleksos7 party in tbs
iselars room a. harlm41s Hal tnis sFsa-
az
SIS Leader curry = suffering from In
il-es received by coll4lng slLn DE. Lyon .
~ sn 5un14y.
The otusr day sneak thieves stole $50
fom y Llazer aad g0id rsscn fT1m a
Ars 5ailiTAn.
A neck-us social vii Be- beld a. the par
lofs ~ the -mitn Memorial Congres AEioa Al
church tnis evening
The next case on cal ia TIE Saesrior
Coart aitsf Dan scotf. Is George Elsck Tor
.ss1ltiak ais daughter.
Mrs.. Eiscta Cassidy got Out s warrant fos
kltits ksckis Tor stealing blue nAnnel
dress and 10y savings bank
Toe Prohioifi0nis-s Gill meet a. the W
&. 7. u. Rooms. Peari-st- tonight. 10
rfsct a permanent organization.
Rust & Edwards have plrch4sed ~ acres
0i izad of T. " Osrleil "a Paris town
ship and ~ili call u Garfield PARK"
Wesley strong. ths young man a. the L.
B A Hone Nno had bis ief- ann an pl-
tAtsd = doing sel- His brother has gons
home.
A party Of old v-trsns will meet at the
Bridge Sc. House rhis evening". 10 maze
arrangsmsnts Tor the coming reunion OF
tls Old fnird-
Charlotgs Z. Baldwin has brought suit IN
tne Circuit Court 10 recover on note OF
80 executed o. Clinton ID. Shoemaker
sud endorsed 5y Luman Jsnison.
Wm. Robinson. better Known as the
Blk Hills scout" vas arrested yester-
lay f5r Indecent sx y0sure 0f rs DersJn-
The warrant VA sworn oct about = month
ago
Aaron Brewer. OF Gaines. Andrew En-
moas. Of Wyoming. and Jonathan Bes-. OF
Walker have been attending ne annual
mssting OF the NJ lchlgsn Detectives Ass0-
cation a. Kalamazoo.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF Congrs-
xaIonaI Emmanuel. corner OF Ransom AID
Fountain sta. will open a sale OF fancy
articles Tuesday aud "Wednesday evenings,
November = and 5. The public are cor
daily lnyitsd-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22


6ssrss ". s.s ssrss. JE. vs. wslssx
4-a ossls s.s sss n.ss AsA fss Dssfs>.
Osoxss ~. Fss szsss. gF.. .sd aBo~e
- . oaFtsacsF n this cay. ass co-.s ate
ne CiEeGil CeGu site . 2ls - &srtlxl
soss s1d sssks ssii<f a the asrna II IA
veFcs. Es.zs zsEflsa "a tse sprins nsas
s1sa Ih- c'rcs reFs s,8kiaz sEd ne o1a-
clas tESss -aasasd s4s ~ t- tes.E s~sst
trsxra1er Al nature s1llet ~1s1 lD
Asy, 1878 .as led lis pi0sapins yoUE xcFlcs
- he .ltsz. sDd IS tie yoQcg eoupss eegan
tie gssrD<f ~ ! e 1a11 ln 4abc. - AZ
sPe3ks8ls hlled Eaesr hearts, AID heaven
ssea4s1 srry sers Lear - lcsa1- coo0
iIts chLd t.sssee lExiT LumDss ooa1r. sod
tnrlf cup u E4pDlnsss seemed fall - over
E1slBg. bel sa1dSsiy George oFe.W ef
sL=s azs rlcsiy shattered Or tie ot1 VI
Oclcoer. i6s3 q osy io8k . a slL OsIea on
sccS4at "a tAs teFrIble sbAdos L tbres
aoO4L youuk life. his ~lfs leil blIn i0r
ever and tskiak - 1sf their iEfsrt enid.
wsng 70 i've ~ith Ter mo nsr ir he xud
snd SOY Mess 10 sit. Omaha, Nebraska.
Ihe sIgicksa busean1. thodgn long pro
tf4cl<d - tie s1olk msnssed 20 safs -
aDc i0r tblTteez loDg, dreafy years Las cJl-
ca 81 lf0u TIE puol4c tue Deal q c couil tie
eaGx-f gnasinz a. hls uearG Nov nc
wants = divorce. be ~snts u baciy. AMI
VANS II al oncs. }. A. Fairfield Is lis
solicitor.
Alfred b kals complains that his wife
Aarssrel Gas al ungOYeTna3ls temper and
makes life miserable Tor him vita ner
tongue Ga ole occasion shs came a. lin
VITA butcher knifs add he had 10 Ice for
hls lie. lie cOaio have borne those AID
other ecoentrcliies perhaps. out she hnally
joined The S4lyatOu Army. since which
tine psndsmoDium bss Trlgned IN bis
house he ~Ants divorce snd the Gus
todF of bis tNo children.
William }. Wa4Ler ssys that be Was ~ ar
RED lu lsS3. that he Was willing ana able
10 lurnlsn his wife. Emna. with good,
cOmf0rt4 Die and suitable hOms. mainten-
auce and support, bat that shs grossly.
want0nly. cruelty aud wickedly refused 10
accept the same" Hence lie wants rsleAse
on the ground Of deseruOn.
Denis Van der Burg's wife Lavinia,
though 80 years of sc the mother CT sew
eral children oy former husband. aud
therefore acquainted Win the duties OF a
vile and mother, refused TO perform them.
Dut abused her step children. squAncered
Aec husbands money ani left IN huf.
tie also wants surcease from sorrow
through 4 divorce yinculo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
POLISH AID SOCIETY
oso,c4rl& or r-es Ne" rAll
a sab~s~.s4.i s.n Ia gAasa eAs fsLs-
1H Esjss ThsaassiNes-Aa IA
ssrs.lsis< rrexrsAa1s-
Sxsseass. Ia.

Yesterday s4s Srssg ess an0nz TIE
P4laadsfs II talselty. Its A4uoa.al Ro-lsn
Aid Socissy a.ss last eo1fp stsc cos Gal
% Jackson o. -hich va dsoic4lsd yssier-
"a, sfsraooa saa sseaiak fhs balldi1g
.a.ea 3 snbslsnual ~ood sfzuctuss coa-
tsas a ecl4Is o. sutsctsloEs1t room. =
hbfary sni fsfIcsauiea. 4na eal1 r00R-
fhe lecture room was festooned ~Ah ever.
sresas ani k18s vita rsss On the ~alls
see seyerai Interesting pictures represent
~ historical sysL l. snc heroes ci P0lznt
Tie exercises we're opened o. selection
~ the orchsstfs and Polish chorus when
j P4s1nkgWskf. Toe PRESIDENT VI The
1ay save short acCr-ss IN which
lie spozs 81 th- 1incIliiss 4B1 ls0or Il
tenclag las bullding u the Isii whieh thsy
lad ul-l 70 csdieste. ana II TIE pElde aud
j0s a. "a successful con .etl0n.
H- spoks Of tie Ngongs s1lch have been
heaDsd upoL the PoHsc people Ia the land
q toen o.tivty 81 tie unjust rulers waO
bars Asslsd exorbitsD. taxes on tneIa. OF tas
rs.igi0cs prosecutions and tne ri1icue
DeAped apoa tae language snd literature.
Al 1 al xsy q [ thank God ale here.
TIE sJrror 0hicn The emlk rant feels al
parting fFom hls hOIle and coming 10 =
strange country and 70 people whose -ays
and language are enkn0wn 10 hem.
The l4nd and people which the emigrant
naas 3n this side the oossn has not deceived
him be has been emp.cyed sni received
sutlcieat income 10 secure home. "Bat
best 0i al = the liberty. which was 10 Us
unksosn. AMI which ~s now enIoy.
Therefore. Il shall b@ ocr aim
20 90 good citizens OF TINS great free
country and 10 fplnil all our duties as
sucn. Vita that end Ia view this building
hs. been erected. we consider Il our sacred
duty T. take good care Of our sick members
IS well as The widows and orphans of d.
ceased members. also TO keep peace with
other natlOnslists n pOiat OF ciyliIszti0n
and feedom Of mind. These are the aims
Tor which We have b1ils this hall and We
sincerely hope that We ma have no
advsrsiiies 10 encounter. but that We may
tee assured Of the syIapaihy aud co-ope.a-
tiOn OF our fellow citizens that We may
overcome them
Frank Gil then nra ads a short address and
he VAS followed by Frank Grygiaszsxski
ID a speech OF considerable length. The
following programme was then carried out:
Polish Chorus
Address BY Mr.. J. PaUAko~ski. President OF the
day
Address By Mr. F-snkGm
sddress oy SIR. Franz ors glasEewsfi
song -.-.-.---.l Vuole '8lsrtet
cciecLiOn -. . .-.-.....--. . .-...-- orr nestT a
Nuskel GSlOp-PisnO.
Martha Cen iii and Nrttie OIrowski
song and Gliiar Duet.
stan. LlpEnskI aud ". Olson.
Selection ...--.----..-.- - Orchestra
Piano Ssio.
Nr ii Bueche
Qlsrtct-SOldiers Last Farewell
Piano solo canning OF Thee
Miss Oir>w,ki.
The eveninE -ss spent in dancing and in
social enjoyment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
PLENTY OF BUSINESS
Ii All the Courts Yssterday-Jsmes NJ.
Kennedy Eonnd Guilty.

SuPERIOR-Hiram K. Froiing vs.. Ger
trude Frolirg. petition for aiImony; or
dered that complainant pay 10 TIE Register
OF this Court alimony, attorneys tees and
expenses as the court may allow, within
sixty days from and including November
Il, lSSe, aud that ell proceedings in said
cause be stayed until the payment thereof.
A =. Irish, Juror. excused. Daniel f.
Corbitt vs.. l.. III. Cuicheon ct a., trespass
on the case, jury instructed TO return
verdict Of no cause for action: stay granted
pIaiuiif of 20 DAYS IN which to settle bill
OF exceptions The People vs. James W.
Kennedy, larceny; jury found him guilty.
ne People vs.. Dan Scott. assault with in
tent 70 do great bodily harm. plea Of not
guilty entered oy order Of the court.
PoucE.-Ben Davis. drunk: ans s. and
costs. or twelve days 10 Jail Jack ksoa
drunk; committed twelve days. John l..
Sullivan. cisordsrly person, sent to De
troit House Of Correction for uinety days.
John PerriBe. Larceny discharged. Bert God
trey, isrceBy: niuety days in jail. Frank
Mccarthy. truant. sentence suspended.
Georse Bowen aOOn open after hours. sd
iourned. John Leroy and Harriet Cameron.
adultery; held for tria At The present term
Of the superior Courl. Henry Hz5cher,
violation state liquor laws. eio1rnsd to
i.0vemnsr . 10 = m. DAnlei Acbain.
violation STATE liquor avs. adJo1rne1 TO
Nov. =. 10 a III joseph Nhichtmsn.
violation STATE hquor Jaws, adjourned TO
Nov 3. 10 a. N John scnottv. violation
OF State hquur laws adjourned to Deem
Der I. 10 a "a.
PRossTE-Estsis OF Charles Borake de-
ceased. petition Il Cd fo- be allowance Of
tsrdy earn: hesriog December s. Estate
Of Amsss h. Watson deceased, appraisers
warrant and inventory fled Estate OF
Georgs Mcdowell dscesss0. appraisers
warrant sus inventory hled. orasr ap-
pointing Charles ; Potter All John y
HoiCom5 commissioner Oh claims Esiste
Of Aichsel LTnca = a minors order al
l0Eing guardians dnsi account and dis-
charging nim. Esist. OF Frederick ~
Kutschs iecesse3 orier sliosinf Ga, rs
srd dscsss far payment ~ dsb,s Esiate 81
Lexs + Crumberk = mI~or guard 40 :
second snnua. sccenst Il ksts's ~
Nav Nchh, o. - minors guard an =
Domaine. an iussus rers1n eussdisn's =
bead Fl ard leffeT. is-Hef % Byron T.
Pierce Fstste of George H IA HfI.- decesss Ga
order appointing Fr- Hsglsri Juins
Housemsn I'D Hsurr F-sHcE com mission
ers % cstms fsfa.s of Henry 81. Gsest
deceased. order sppo 1finz red y ~tesrns
snd frank -. Nison con miss ionsrs on
clsims
Crs~rr-- Psfsr :. Collier - Tflsn
Thu-sror. contn n-d John n Js~eff. cd
uirfsf-sfo- cf estate - Henry 1evetf -
Aana kesnev srglse snt srrniftsS
~s1u>' earna1 ~ HiIism Bllx - 81 a.
proceedings sisvse f~sntT dsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Use -four profusely to eCtinguish The
flames from kerosene.
Dry paths tend TO comfort outside the
house and cleanliness within.
Grained woods should Re washed in
cold tea. and then, after being wiped dry,
rubbed with Hnseed OIL.
When eggs are scarce corn starch is a
good substitute; one tablespoon Of the
starch is equal TO one egg.
A wineglass Of strong borax water in
n pint OF raw starch viii make collars
and cuffs stiff and glossy.
Bent whalebcnes can be restored and
used again by simply soaking in water q
few hours, then drying them.
To beat the whites Of eggs quickly put
In d small pinch OF salt. do not have one
particle Of the yolxs with the whites, or
they viii not froth nicely.
\ faded carpet viii get a somewhat
now lcster by putting half tumbler of
spirits Of tlIrpentine N basin Of water
ard keeping the broom wet with 1t while
sweeping.
Tough beef is made tender by laying a
few minutes IN vinegar water, OF put a
spoonful II vinegar into the water IN
which fowls or meats are boiling, and it
will mako them tender.
To raise the Pile of plush CT velvet.
dampen on the wrong side with clean
cold water. then hold tight across the
face ~ bot iron and ruh Up the crushed
spot with . clean. stiff brush.
To keep lamp ohimneys from breaking
put cloth ia the bottom Of 4 large pan.
ill the latter with cold water. and place
the new chimney IN It. cover the pan
and lst its contents boil one hour. then
take from FIRE and LET the chimney re-
main IL iae water until x IS cold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

To The Editor Of e TsLsssAx E-xzALo
Ny attention has been called 70 csrd in
the Leadev over the signature Of c. J. V sld-
@sn. With ~hoEa 7 held Al argument some
three weeks ago on tie 81 ubject OF immigrs-
ton Ar. Vs.dns1 nisrspTesent. me
What [ said vas that toe Constitution OF
TIE aitsd States provided tbzk al intelii-
gent foreigners wao vii make good citi-
B. sss NAV become natarslIxeI. he asKei
bow II vas With the Chinese / replied
that they ~ers excluded by specIss act oi
Congress. people of that rscs not hsisx Goa
side "a 81 70 oscoms asfuraHrsi citizens.
( most csrtsinlF Dsver ssid tasl Congress
and sa President had vios,si tbs Consd-
tBu0n in c.uiinz fhs Chinsss
NJ only sKpisastI0n 0f what NJ Weld
nsa nov ssTsis faat bs Eas 90 excited 70
xno- ~nat vas ssid. Or perhaps tae shock
Sc aas r7csivea a. the asCisi0a - t1s DatGr-
slzsd ctiEsns Of tne CnIfz1 ~tstss has shat
tered his memory He sill 81 pel 70 study
toe ConsflaEoo. c1pv Of rh.sh az says
Ne has hanging o1 - FsH liz az room
NJ. N-iiusa wsnted Ga MAKE bimse z
famous 17 appearing in print RE hss
fsK.n th-ee rseSs 81 prepare his card. al
! presume "a = 1o~ satisfied
B. r. BFayKNsx
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

The Price of Flour Reduced Yesterday by
Local Hillers.
Wheat took another tumble in tbs local
market yesterday. and only 81 cents is now
bid for the best The offerings are light
and in all probability will remain so until
there is another upward jump. The crop
stili left in first hands in this locality il.
held mainly by those who can hold it If
they choose. and they seem to have chosen
to do so.
Wheat having fallen of FIVE cents within
the past few days. the millers yesterday
marked down -four thirty cents a barrel on
all grades. other mill products were cut TO
correspond.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

IN shs Superior Court yesterday fhs csss
Of p r CoTbift against T. N Cutcbsoa
sad I. =. Bishop was .sksn from fte fa-r
aoa = Fsriict ziTen in fave 81 - ie.4af-
snts The case = az ecao cf 80 Baehsnsa
4 rnrr "a are. snd ~ fgtCheon sz'ei
0n fssiT mil arr fhev nsa SOD f - Nr.
Corriti. The plsin-f then srs5 ths d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
THs FiscnrK Urslesr Pl.so

IS The Fes4lt 0f ye4rs Of study sd % new
conceded O. bs OEs of the eesI. Dot oBls ia
design 40 uuisb. oct uGrlsslied ln dufA-
oility, power u standing IL tune. ana toae-
Sustaining quailgy. The special feature q
this plano, Aad pr.Isd nishly BY siugefs AID
y ayers anc sis0 y ls4diuE sriisls. tocai
and iDsiru mental. The power, tOEe. touch
aud sciisu aIe nesT perfection ss is possible
tor human ski and ingenuity 40 devise.
Parties 10 quest OF . good inslrumept st
medium price shouid sot fail 60 exsnlne
The Fischer Upright before purchasing. a
large assortment Of them cas- Dc found a.
the music house ~
JULICs A J. FMEDEicH.
% and 81 Csnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

A. to regulsr monthly meeting r the
Grand Rapids Pohos Rsief al BENEFIT
Association, - escreisrv ard treasure
PRS senfed tneir quarterly r-rr-f. wtH.t
shows fhsf 500 sc hsd eeen paid ont dur.
80 ~ ueet three no1fns sns thst tr~~s
r. saa 8 i62 - ln re treasury 80 ras
psid sor xcs seRef.s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

An Order of Chosen Friends will hold
public meeting al The hail Of l. V. Counsel,
No. l.. corner of Leonard and Sesihner-sts
Thursday evening. November 3. The
principles Of the order will be discussed by
L. +. Lamb. Of Mt. Morris. Mich, and q.
A. kirEer, Of Detroit. AL trends OF the
order are cordially in vited 10 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

The ladies of the Wealthy Avenue Bsp-
tist church will give England dinner and
tea Friday end Saturday. November % and
"a. ct Hartman's Hall. The attention OF
business men aud Others who take meals
down town IS especially called to their din
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Jehn Z. Sullivan. not the Boston Joan
hrt another John vhc hss . r0lics court
recora. rss rslsss.d RON isi Tu-sda7
r1orninx and vss arrested sgsin IN the
evening for eeinz ern1< s1d rss s~rt %
sh- Detroit House Of Correction fer thrss
mcnts.. sullivan sa tough customer
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Don't forget ibe Great Blns Friday sales
al Esloas. November 13 Big reductions
Ia al departments. An eIir4 force of
salesmeB have been added ard all viii be
able 10 gel served Come az early &c pos
slble and avoid th- rush.
"EAroS's BEr HIVE"
20 aud ~ West brdge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

There's no denying the excellence Of
ready made overcosts shown by the Giant
Clothing Company. and it's rot surpfisirF &
that hundreds VINO. as . rule. have their
clothing made to order. make an exception
in favor of the magnificent garments sa0wn
by this popular houes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

A Kalamazoo Woman who Is After Her
Daughter.

a Kaia amnzoo Woman vho Is After Ber
Daughter.
Mrs. Mary J. Smi b. OF Kalamazoo is ia
the city and is nearly distracted over the
loss Oi her little girl. which she claims has
been stolen by her divorced husband Leoa-
ard L. Smith and brosght to tais city.
Mrs. Smith was interviewed by TILE
GRAM X ERALD repor sr last night and said
that she got divorce from Smith jus. be-
fore the girl was bora and that she has
always taken care OF her who is now nearly
ten yesrs Old. Mr.. Smith lives in Vicks-
burg gthe same town PatrOlman Sitter
came from where be runs q billiard hall,
snd the girl has been allowed 10 visit her
father rs often as she wished. Aoout ons
week ago when she was visiting him. he
took her ard came TO this city and has
been living with a woman at 81 West FUl-
ton-st. q Mrs. Nevcomo." Mrs. Smith
went over TO The house yesterday afternoon
after her girl anu was thrown out Of the
house by her ex- husband. and otherwise
msltrestcd. All MIS-. Smith wants is her
daughter and is heart broken because she
could not get her yesterday, and she hardly
knows what TO da.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
BUSINESS BREVITIEs.
SEA Foop FREsH To-Day.

Fresh boiled Lobsters; fresh boiled
Sand CLANS. in shell; fresh Cod
FISH. Bslibut, striped Sea Bass and those
elegant baEing nsh. Red Snsppers all by
express today, al Emefys Fish Market, 20
lyOu-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

John Tiernsy. ll2 Kentst.. dealer in
Kentucky whiskies. etc CORDIALLY invites
his friend. and patrons to bis new sample
room. which has recently been opened TO
the public
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

r. Nichixsr Csn Nanuiscsurinz Cow
rsny "a new corporstieu orssnised - D.
hrsr--e 10 fnis -fv. Tie caritsl stock =
81 80 Of ~nish s. 90 = nei3 n. So the
soeckha sers s-e Wsn y Means. Orr
ksxan sher. kseesa A. ssaseFa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

II you uish psrlor furniture az great
sscrihoe Of prices. 20 to the otar Furniture
Company. 100 South DivisiOn-sL They are
closing out their present stock 10 make
room for new purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
MAJOR wATsON's ESTATE.
The ApprAisers' Warrant and Inventory
fifad YssterdsY

The appraisers OF the estate Of the late
Major A. p. Watson yesterday completed
their work add fled their inventory with
the Probate Court. From the report il sp-
pears hat AZ his death Mr. Watson Vas tue
owner Of stocks 20 the amount OF Sl63 SO I5
bonds vsiusd A. t-7. 27O. accounts, So g33 -
household efscts. s. 57l- bills receivable
So 200. and contracts. - .095, stump lanes
81 SO. real estate So $50 aud other items
sucn "a rents etc. sufficient 70 bring he
total value 0t the estaLe np % ty7l 3l5.g1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Eaton gives one-fourth of on all cloaks
aud jackets at his Great Blus Fridays 81 e,
Nov %. a first class cloak man will b. IL
attendance. Ii will pay you TO trade on
the We., Side at
"EAToSs BEE HIVE"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

III you don't like your old stove YOU can
trade with DeNries Tor one of those spien-
did new Universals and paw the difference
IN instAllments s. y lENEiEs
Corner Ellsworth ave sAd CAerry Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

A chicken pie supper will De served by
the ladies of the Second Street NJ. K.
church this evening. al the church psrlors.
Supper ready any uLne alter i've clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Come and see prices in our overcast
stock that will surprise you. No Idle S.
sertiou. as you will mad upon investigz-
ton. Ci,Nr CLoTHIxe CoNPkNY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

II you wish parlor furniture Al = great
sacrifice OF prices go 10 the Star Furniture
Company. 100 Soulh Division st They are
closing out their present stock TO make
room for new purchases.