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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
\. ". Northrop's Account.

To The Editor OF tAe IElKSRAE-HEEALD.
Ny attention having been called 70 an
article in last Sundays morning paper re-
hecting somewhat upon the character OF
Mr. Northrops management OF the estate
of Rosalie NJ. Smith, and having acted as
attorney 10 the matter OF the settling of the
final account have this to say. Mrs. Hahn
contested the account The mstter was ad
iourned several times by consent of parties.
but after Mr. Northrop's examination by
her as her witness upon the account, no
other witness was called, no error was
pointed out, nor soberly claimed, and the
Court decided, as he could not help doing
when there was no evidence 10
the contrary, that The account was
correct. He however, did compel
Mr.. Norhrop 10 pay interest upon
some moneys that by errors in the first an
nual account had been ksps unemployed
These errors, however, were not for moneys
unaccounted for, but came of an error in
copying the account from Mr.. Northrop's
book. and by mistake hgared twice in the
annual account, but every item was cor
rected IN the final account by Ar. NorthTop
on his own motion, and when Mr.. Carpenter
saw the,corrections already made was the first
knowledge be ever had of them, although
they were all plain on the account itself
and Miss Van /sndt was al much to
blame for their existence as was Mr. North
rop. The business mea Of this city do not
need 10 De told that j. Mortimer Smith died
practically bankrupt. Nearly or quite every
vestige OF his property was mortgaged for the
last dollar that could be obtained upon
it. and IL was only by advancing
by himself and hi. friends, large amounts
OF money, aggregating ten or fifteen thOus-
and dollars, and lOaning as high "a eight
thousand cash on property selling for only
nine thousand on long time that Mr..
Northr Op was able TO preserve the estate
from being swept clean the first year.
He improved the property, paid TO Grace
church a legacy OF 5000 that mad been
thought TO be worthless. and saved for
Miss Van Zandt" about 5000 and now
in her gratitude she contests the payment
OF nearly every dollar of debts of the estate,
every dollar paid for Improvements, and
substantially all money paid to her precious
self, in the face OF her own admitted re-
ceipts.
she failed in every particular in the Pr o.
bate Court. The rich Developments sug-
gssted IN Sunday mornings article, If tn ey
take place, will PROBABLY not be of a charsc
ter that the originator OF the former article
will care 10 publish.
very good place TO get both sides Of
q law srit Is in the court room. II any
body doubts Mr.. Norihrop's integrity We
invite his attendance when Miss Van
Zandrs" appeal comes up for hearing, say
IN December term.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

G. j. Hupp. Assistant General Freigh,
Agent Of the N. C.. was n the city ysstsr-
day.
r. N. Briggs took charge Of The NJ e
freight Office at toe Morton House yestsr.
dsy.
G. W Johnson, Travelling Passenger
Assnt Of the Union Psclfc. was IN iovH
yesterday.
The O. K. 7. & D. oommsuosd Carrying
mail over SIS lac Yesterday. Nal isaves
tals city Al S. q "a. and 40 2. "a. aud
nsi arrives o. ~ 10 and 5t5 p. NJ.
Engin. No :. g. r. kI is laid 80 IN the
machine shop. fer repair. carrlses sBe
Hal are draviag The local freight between
tbs city aud kslsmszoo vits No. 2.
The canaoa hsli trrin on The o r. l. 4
y. lsfi Detroit fortF nizatex lsts eze dss
.Ast vsek, bst cane IN 70 tbs Jaie1 D~ps'
on tins hsriag made TIE run between i,s
troit snd ttis eitr IN tsrss hoars aa5 forty
rltsstss sa sverxgs rate - aboui sHy miles
an holr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Henry Maynard ausst died on Sunday
sftsrnoOa nj l.so o'clock at the residence Of
his son. Chauncy Guest, 81 Sinclair-st
Deceased vas one Of .hs early settlers Of
Michigan. having come to this State in 1885
and having been . continuous resident
since. He ves born in Seneca county. y.
y, nearly svs1ty-nins years ago. and for
many years resided in Otsego. For the past
two years ne has made bis home ia this
city With hn only son. He was man of
sterling qualities and genial nature aud was
much beloved sy large circle Of friends.
He leaves . son. one brother and two sis
ters TO mourn ais loss. His brother has
been for many years past with Harper
Bros. the vsll-known publishers. Brief
services will be coniucted st the residence
a. i.3O p. m, after which the
remains will be taken TO Otssgo for inter
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

The Second Ward Club held their regular
mssting At Hsrtman's Hall last evening
The ball was well filsd, and at s O'Clock
the President. David Forbes. called the
meeting 10 order. The minutes OF the last
meeting wsrs read and approved. Mr..
Forbes then said that the club had been or
ganizsd only two weeks and it now mum
bered 200 members, and he expected that
number voald De more than doubled
in the next week. He was very glad
To welcome the Governer of Michigan who
Was n the audience, and invited the Gov
ernor. aud George w. Mcbride, the speaker
Of the evening. to the platf)rm.-
They were received with cheers ana loud
applause. After some preliminary remarks
oy ths president, Mr.. Mcbride addressed
the club on the situation. dwelling Drinci.
pslly on tue great difference between free
trade English lsoorers and the lAboring
men in this country. He was frequently in-
terruptsd by loud applause.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
.EN ANp TaiNss AsouF rowN.

xEN AID THtNGs ABOCF EowN.
- L Pslsss. tbs s1e.set ss5le - -.
Fellos Coafl es1al lslsa "a ssss1ts yszI -
lss sse.lss lsroe as. Szg4rasy. kr Feltsa
hss sses aa sas sorCs isak sRs0xh - sake
hlaa srs 81 t2s osst e1e<rs IL 40 as,4rs-
u4s@t
frank A koaEsIs Ne TIE eksrssf
ooal 1altsss hss sss hsS n&<uog an
Eoiax - locE ever tas esza zauaillss Eue So
.4stAsr 11sy .s1s he charter szendsd -
uot fa= lSsl lussIinx aaliss ~ss taofoUghiy
A3ssrtissa sn1 " =. Isylsf aps nyssif
.srs tAs oAly msResn - ne ooalkissss
prssssL
G. & Fed wss 10 tbs csty ysstsfdsy
, ss laAay ysars III Field -ss sUpsrlnLss
deaf 81 ths .og drives gas AssksgSH
River. ana hs i oEs " Sc Hasss t4E liar
aad sssg kEssa iaaesTa IL the -tAis
aad nens Snossbiy GAs ~teer scquSinl-
anls. hK flsld a sss localsd al latte
keek.
sEncay aftsrnooa q tss funeral ef Asior
Watson. 0os posf GA lsdy tried - gss INTO
tie house. bul vzs rsiussc sSElittsnoe
b~CaEss tts FoSns Wsfs already crew de-.
n want 10 see kim sac said NJ Wat
Son las besn 50 good % ms al I ssTsF
new ala while alive snd / ant ~ ace
him before ne Is tzkea away.
The people on the Hill realize THE week
ust how much the Cable ross ls worth.
aud many are the wishes thai are maze
that tie ors4k may be spec dily repaired.
c. J. Hupp. for a long time agent fsg the
Michigan Ceausl rsilresd la tels city. but
now Assistant General FrelEkt AEsst q
the AicAigzn Central in Detroit, was IA the
city Yesterday Nr Hupp hss e great manv
friends IA this city and tbs fsmilisr bOs
10 you do. Charisyf vas heard frequently.
Judge Grove takss 70 his new position on
the bench a. naturally - ckn bs. Ena saeu
he gels liitle moge familiar with u be
will dispatch business very rapidly.
At the Thursday meeting Of the Board OF
| Fire aud POiice Commissioners there vii
| be MY men who want a position on tae
| police force aud only two ysc4ncies. II al
| the applicants are on hand 10 DO examined.
| the Commissioners will loss their supPs4s.
Hon. G. j. Dikema. Of Holland, who fs
| speaking IN this city this week, has bright
| future He represented his district IN the
| last Legislature, and was counted one OF
| the leaders II not the leader Of the lover
| House, and there Is no doubt but ths he
will be called higher in the politca! world.
He has been renominaled for Represent
ailve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
SOUTH END NEWS

Mss Nettie b. Nelson came home from
Ypsilsnd Saturday 10 attend the funeral OF
MAJOR Watson. she returned Sunday even
Tag.
Jake Franzs. with B. 5. Harris. exhibited
some fine chickens At the Fair last week for
which he received hrst prize. On going 70
the grounds Saturday 10 get his fowls he
found that they had been stolen.
A one-horss wagon, overloaded with
gravel. lost . wheel al tie corner OF South
Division ssd Sycamore streets yesterday
morning. While the driver was shoyeling
out bis load the horse started up the street
dragging tns broken down wagon and the
driver vita him. After a lively tussel with
the frightened animal the riE was brought
TO q stsndstill in front of h. p. Hug ghstOn 5
hardware store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

MskssE .1a at2ssA
CsseAse. Ssg9 - AAiasf 1sknsou
seosl a. erasrsz bsz - usshsr sEls naara-
iuk ana sasswsfs tre1 - g4ss ha o.a
lsis. JoAnssn isss a. $40 asa ls-sl ss.a
ief lons uas AAs essa souas~ asl sat oi
IA mind a. u0ss sslns ssFs sls.sat Al 2
o'cloxk 30 sea into me kitcasn sne eoi .
b4lsssf- kniis froD = ofsveF. hls Esesssf
va "a tks roo2 sn1 Joauson sie2lshi.y
cfsys as bshins AsE NlsG yielcas luass
ks drove tie knifs lute ths 04s lacy thFoss
sna. tarninE d sFouEs. hs mAas mesI
tsrri6is ssund ln tie nscf. Not sslattae@
the cray nns1 ssaUbsd heT sEsln ln tie
n~ek as sEs dfsppsa g. TIE no9I as II
dead lohason ran cat ~ ths boass
Nrs. Johnsos was soon discovered - tie
family one of wbom ran Ter the police
ofhcsF Patterson sss fouuo anc ossis2co -
he houss. lie searched for Johnson sDa
found biIG iu The wood sks4 The maniac
bSd taken q rope 40 usteo g 10 . oc& a.. snd
puIuaK moose ssoasc his nscs- atteas piee
10 hang LinssI lie ~Ak quite uAoSn-
sci0us Orhoar Patterson cuI bim down snd
lhe pstrol looE Liza - he LAke t0wl La,
where be wss revived
With rsturuing CONSEQUENCES Johnson
seemed 10 lose his dsEGeBus eut when tola
OF AIS swfsl deed he ooulo soi remember
anything about H. lie erred snd declared
be loved his mother better thsn his osn
lfs.
The physicians who attended Ars, John
sou declared shs cOuld not live. She e 80
years olo and her son So lie had formerly
been employed ia TIE k0ck Island car
shops.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Ms T. s. Powell sas returned from De-
sfoit
NrsI.W Bsrnh.rt has returned hons
sitsr spend nx ne summer IN tas East
Miss 2 Drew hss rssurnsd frsn the East.
vbers she has ossn spending her Vacstion.
xsssr,. Oriu A Ward and Walter Much
havs gone 10 Aberdeen. OAK. for long
FsL
M-s. P f. Parsons. Of Brooklyn. Y. Y.
is wishing hsr mother. Mrs J. Morgan
Srllfh
Mrs. Matte A. Apgsr has rsturusd from
smnntns visit With friends ID southern
Nlchixsn
~ sna Mrs. p. schmisl viii % At nouas
% their frisnds, A. So LiYingston-st.. their
iltnrs home
James Blair. Ir. caves 90, morning FOR
Ann Araor. where as wi attend College
tna cowlns year.
Eishs Rrown ~ Buffalo. hss returned
hous-. af.r pleasant Fisit With Dr J. @.
Bucha8an snd iamuF
Stephen Whinsrv issvss today for Am
Arsor shers - XII complsfs his course in
ta- Medical Department
Ms Nay AIsn. of Detroit e visiting
Ms Anns r. Dunn. MS Allen teaches
m1sic IN tsts Academy.
N,s oertrusa n Snith caves this morn
inE for BfpoxIyn. n. n where she enters
Tr Vests schooi. on Brookivn Hsights
Ishu O.. sfsketse. son of Hon Geo g.
Stexs,es. le2ves tomorrow for Ann Arhor
go be VII sntsr toe COiiegs OF FhAr.
aacv
i1ssph foposk7. w1o hss been staagins
va lr ~ So. mas goss "a Chicszo vhsrs
be vf stteHd "a lsi .sgs = FhYsicsas
ana surgeons.
Mss Rer-hs Bradford. Of Scr baer st.
iftle xrf onsF yssrs Of s<s. csrried o.
f3e snors in she sou lh sdscartneat. ca eil
painting, al fhe talr sst week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Pauolman Sitsrs vile has returned
Ths Police Court eollsossd 80. s. yestss-
dsy.
Hattie wsxaer paid $50 yesterday for
being q disor1sriy person.
John Fitzgerald. for oelng both draak
aud disordsrly. will spsad The next nfteen
days la tas COuay jail.
A warrant vas inusd yesterday for John
DoSd TOR c4rrytag concealed weapons. Tue
complaint -ss made By bis wife, Addis
powd.
James T. Eldrsd, the man who assaulted
q Hollsnd.r Saturday night. WAS rsis4ssd
on suspended sentsncs yesterday morning
on pay msnt Of costs.
On complaint Of Sargsaot Hurley, Emma
Rogers was arrested yesterday sos keeping a
hoass Of ill-rspute on hsnt-st. Miss Rogers
vas brought Into Police Court where she
pleaded guilty aud paid SIS %.
Adaline HendsrshOtf wAs arrested yestsr-
day for being disordsriy. and the case was
adjourned until Thursday mOraing. The
complaining witness Nsilie Miller, claims
that Adslins called her bad names
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

ington special says: Colonel Thomas NJ.
Vincent, Assistant AdjutAnt General, has
arrived here from ST. Paul, MINI. He will
report At the War Department tomorrow
for assignment 10 duty at the head
quarters of the army the relief of
Colonel Michael Sheridan, late Military
Secretary to the General OF the Army.
Colonel Sheridan - still al Nom
quit. Mass. engaged in the preparation OF
the memoirs OF the late General Of the
Army. and is not expected TO return until
some time in October. There nave been
various statements printed regarding the
assi gBment Of Colonel Sheridan. and II is
understood that eventually ne viii be
ordered % Chicago. bat for the next i've or
SIX months ne viii remain on daty IN this
f1tw
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25


Treaty.
WAsHINsIoN. sept 24.-The rejection o'
the Chinese exclusion treaty by the fskin
Government canoels also the aci Of ConEres'
signed by the President on the 18th met.
prohibiting the ooming Of Chinese laborsrs
into the Unit-d States. Unless tic Presi-
dent signs the Scott Exclusion bill the old
order OF ,hings must continue indefinitely
The alleged political purpose Of the Scout
bill was fully explained aud known Al
PeNn aud the circumstances under which
il was drawa and rushed through tte
House. Had action stopped there II
would not have had feather
weight OF ilhuencs, but when II
wes finally known that the Senai,
had passed Il without amendment the
Chinese Government decreod the rejection
OF the treaty because after such an act no
self respecting nation could ratiiy treaty
the express provisions of which bad been
violated by this act OF one Of the high con
tracing parties.
II the President does not approve the bill
then the whole question OF Chinese inmi
grafton, the return al those claiming 10 have
oeparted with certificates OF Identification.
wall stIil be open. II he approves the bill
he will still further Justify the complaint Of
the Chinese Government that It Is not 4
friendly act
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
CARRIED OFF BY AN EAGLE.
A Horrible Sight Witnessed by a Father
In Kansas.


WICHITA. Kan, Sept. 24.-The baby OF
a farmer named William Beattie. who lives
on the Cimmsron river. north of the Terri
tory line. was carried OF by an eagle Satur.
day. Besttie went TO work in the morning,
leaving in his dug-out his two children,
one five years old and the baby, aged two
months. About noon Besttie returned
home and found the girl in tears. She said
shs bad taken the baby into the ysrd
and left IL while she went into the
house. In few minutes she heard
a cry and on looking out saw the baby
flying away" as she expressed IT,
Her isther knew at once that an eagle had
visited his home ana summoned the Bsig gh-
bors TO the wooded banks Of the river for
which the eagle had made. Ia about AZ
hour the sound OF a gun summoned tbe
searchers together. One Of the men had
found tbs eagle. and was engaged In :
deadly conflict with IT, He bad emitted
his gun al the big bird and broken its wing
and was using his gun As = club when re.
Inducements arrived. The eagle fut sred
into the brush. and there the father saw his
infants dead body horribly lacsrsted and
partly gone.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
A MURDERoUS LOVER.
He Very Narrowly Missed Draining His
Successful Rival With an Iron Oar.

He Very Narrowly Missed Draining His
Successful Rival with an Iron Oar.
Augusta, Ne. Sept. 24.-The crazy satics
of Jealous lover aud the trials and tribn-
lations Of a pretty Augusis maiden we're
made public in the municipal court here
Saturday. Miss Nellie l.. Clark is a blonde.
p years of age, with a handsome face,
bright ewes and a comely form. Her
home is in rural district four miles from
the city. For over year she kept company
with a neighbors son named AlGsr Dud-
lev. and became deeply attached TO
him. They became engaged. and at
Christmastids their bans were published.
The wedding day was set and the wedding
dress was IN preparation. but suddenly for
something he did the young lady broke of
the engagement. Time went on aad Nellie
copsented 10 overlook Ayers falling, 30 ter
as 10 keep company with him again.
Finally. last August. there WAS another
rupture. when she informed him that they
must part forever. Nellie is an attractive
girl, and naturally other people in the neigh
borhood had an eve on her. and last Thurs
day evening one of them, William +. Gillsy,
who has seen but eighteen Summers, visited
Nellie with q team. He is a nics-looking,
well-dressed boy. Hardly had they got the
curtains drawn, when suddenly there mas :
crash, and there came flying through the
window. carrying sash and glass with it, 3
heavy iron bar three feet long, which Just
grszed the young mans head. The couple
were much frightened. Mrs. Harwood
hurried into the front yard, and swesrs she
saw Alger Dudley running away. not ten
feet froa her. On examining Gilleys
horse it was found that both the breechinz
strap were unlocked, the intention being
for the horse TO run away and injure the
bov. Nellie told the story of her unf0r-
tuuate love affair in Court between her
sobs. and finally broke down altogether.
Dudley was held in the sum of 81 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Tie Harrison Fstrrsns Cinh % $40 ans'
. ne County Comn.ftss r9oms Yesterday
q s~7oon 1oi Effected permanent or
ga srrr ~ s.scfiag IA foii1~ing ofFcers
ferf-fsrs W = Co.'S s-rrY
rsseir - rsssenf.
$500 81 A er Secrsfsrv and Treasurer
r-rutiea Ger m il1ee-N t corhfS y
81 Iahnsan ard H SEQ fsnss
wro -rfpf f,r Hs~rison I'M lsl0 md
~as -ttsi te rals ier hsrr. .scn snd Aortaa
- -eftea % erno tasir lsuas ca tse Secre.
ts~ Address Sand fani3s
s -sssiuffr p ves ascrfss InTitsx a. vhr
rotsl cr As--r Al sur-a 'a isa9sss 80
tna tns rila.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
a santh End RsIknap Club.

A enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held AZ Ringuett's Hall last evening
Speeches wers made by 5. Wssselius, F. A..
Maynard aud Charles A. Nsahr All the
sneakers made tsiling arguments. especially
Mr Nsahr, ~ho - young man. and whose
rsmsFks upon prO'ection we're tail OF f9rci-
be facts A South Nod Belknsp Club was
organized with rs members. large portion
of whom are men who vorS in the car
ss0ps. The foilowing officers we're chosen.
President A. = Csmpsg Treasurer, Joan
Powell Secrstary. john Henson, Captain,
". J. Page.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Deputy Sheriff Dslsno returned from
Howard CITY last evening. where be went
10 COX I'D c. C. Coke IN. man whom it "a
alleged J. D Gslhouse = stopping With.
Coke ass not nsvsd ~ Howard City. snd
"a mail lies thsrs uncaiied for A Gail
aouse quite wssithY nan his where
sso8ts srs an risasiF lsoxsd for
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

IN IA uasysr. tss -s'i-knovn Dsfrsii
isvsisr. 81 10 ffu - Kslmsysr Bro... a..
nvsa 10 shs CITY vsstsr3sv seem psai.s ~
- N T@ahsF. r. On eccouot 81 tns 80
vsspm~-t ~ shs frm's s1rssss. tks too
u8r trnvs. tsr~i he-, essh s@isR scnoss
u-a - sTs rulfrTx~e ro- -rs6 pertsr TheT
bsvs ass rsssr1sd fron . vis.i r. Suss .
Ee<hesfer sns sTrsczss. y r. sns rsesr1
bussess bsonise a. si~ze tse hsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Al members Of the siEta. seventh and
Eighth ~ar5s also 81 rnssb@rs Of Toe Wsst
side Republican clubs and vsrY voter rho
81 ION ths BslkRsp marching cub. are
rsQuested - D present a. Luces Hall
Wednesday aixht sept 16 70 secure Eni-
f7rms fos tAs Saturday nisat Psrsd. whsu
GarsEnos Lscs AID Others riA ee % ha0t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

] am going away and will efer for sale
my entire collection Of household goods
psrlor and bedroom furniture. carpets
stoves. china. glass and silver ware, in fact
everything complete for housekeeping will
be sold without reserve. Sale will COM
mence at 10 u. Ia. Friday. September ., anC
continue until all Is sold.
l. x. WILSON. T. l.. IvEs.
AuotiObeer l07 East Bridges
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

IRE Dummy Ice = russinE - sfe.n
ninufs zss - fsr a. p. Afysntisis oswr
mesazx grsnzs.. 80 sses sos se fkresxk
- fhs lsks s1hs a~ri Srr5sy. ~hen trsfes
- - rus sv.rv ea@ea niaslss ssth ~
tos Isks SO cs-p K~oae&s
srnETT ksHwsF CenrkEr ~ GRsxs
1sFl - - a R~p~. ssDezs as sasss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

The members Of Company ~ are max
iDg preparations FOR q ens reception 20 Ma
jor Rose next MoudAy evening There will
oe 1ns musical programme. brass and
a striag Band viii ss IN sttendance, and
or Cslkias viii deliver a shors address
Thers -ill also ne sn exhibition drill by the
compsav. The ffsnds Of the CON psnY are
cordially invites 10 spend pleasant even
iax with thsm Al thsir armorT
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

rsc,N Scep1,sr sad ~6s living "a ne
crrrfr~ v.rs in ths etv suussv. v'sstinr
q sss grrrer-si snd 9urirg the sitsrnoon
t,cir irarrssr r.t girl ssrayeS awzv and
wss -t Esn1s anni rasfertsT sfter1c~u
4. tsn .se res rs-isrred - BE- &c f-I Turner
rt-se - lslis sri ~-at iszs sasssr
$50
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Us your father q Christian" asked q sun
day school superintendent. "He used 10
be- said the boy: but think ne IL sscly
out Of practices now" lie should srsoKe
Grand Republic Cigsrros and Buffos.
NoRRIs h. TRRUscH e. Bro, sole Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Az Rsdmouds ass evening ths silver
srar Compsny with Nellie fres As the
star, opsnss % largs and thorouga.y de-
hkelsd sadisncs. Ihs play was produced
ssrs soms two years -. snd vas 81 mat
tine nollesd a. lsnSth. However. several
changes la ths piece have bssn made siuce
thea Shlch add materially 10 Il. The oonl-
pany Is. ax a whole. good. Aiss Free
hA2es charming k.E'e, and w. II. omed-
ley "a b4sb. ouGks oct al that Is ia TIE
PARK Miss Melville, as hsien was mare
ghaa seesptsDis aad S-sssa. The Secretary
Nelson Compsg0n. dld particularly good
~5fk. Root h. Bell as oria IArl. y also
specially worthy of notice. This afternoon
. matinee vii DC given. as usual.
The entertainment presented A. smith :
opsr4 House last night was nrsl-clAss-
ksch aFtist aud Artlslc was well received.
Ise minstrel sceoe vas pretlily arranged
and eissaldy oOstuIasd, and TIE singing
artistic. The OHIO Vas supsTo. Inc
comedy Senator AcFse" Was funny. he
sfIsTpiecs Irish Agitation was very is1gh-
abs. Toe same programme sgAin tonight,
and matinee Wednesday and saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Order R.dchn'6 HOIts moving van.

"Ob, where, on. where is my true love
brsvs?" TIE maiden wildly sang. He blew
in an empty gun, rnv dear. and II went of
with q bang. Because be did not smoke
Grsod Republic Cgarros and Bnfios.
AsRBIs II. TREUsCH A. BEo., Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Hen. g = Dikesss riil sisczss "a issuss
~ shis c.rnaxn n the Hslisud .sazas r.
in ths ep~n ar sais s-eninx Al tas corBer
~ W.<s Jssssrs-ss ssd Alpsnear Tasrs
shcrid ee isrEe asisadsacr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Ths Trsvsiisx Asns Reixnsp CAB vi
meet son sstsrssF Ssp1 p ~ 4p n A.
Luces Hal kwsrv trevsane $50 80
ss~ers the sl-rttos ~ C.~<z~ n s~sxsa >
sheria - sy%saA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

~ tks.s Interested - fsrainas rnountea
marching clsh. wi3 ze~t - Lgess Hal o.
"Wednesday events a e this w-rk a. ss
sharD Tarn ot.t snd maze tbs strouz
clae FREo. s Cf47x
CbsIrnsn Rersk can CO. Com 1if3e..
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Wssassar8s. sep zs--s8s lS~es A.sa-
ssa 4ar ts.ssssa "a 80 sxlrs4ns uorta-
slg esGlsa o. Gkai .asssfs ~aE msr %
tlss4aF asaer 49, = s.il ss@1y moflllg
N-ls sl.tI...z s.4-.- FsslslF
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

whIs ~ofE n 80 B.lz znsr -.zon s.s
s'ssTh fscto~T rrese-isv Tohn Bess~r hss
his rszht sys sssig II srsd snd ssos isosr-
SD raile warEiex ars1ac = eiro2lsr av
D. ae.s 6r-~sss ais xezs1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

DrstIE. S~pt- Rev. Fr. Fsrrsllv and
Rsv Pr. Clark have sach been sentenced
e. ArElcw 70 az weeks imprisonnsst FOR
iecitinz thsir psrsaionsrs - boyoott Ger
tsin residents of theiF parishes
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

James Esin ssd ssrsh = Kan rsrs uasr
si-d in ne to-nship of asines Ia fhs Yesr
is-0 saS irsd tcgsther 9nn lss1 wksn
5suss ses-rts6 a. rifs- Shes sos ssks
fcr sivnrce ~ tas Ssperior Court